Assembly Votes
DeGaulle Remain
In (Mfice
PARIS, Nov. 19—(/Pi—The con
stituent assembly voted four hun
dred to one hundred sixty-three
to ask DeGaulle to renew his ef
forts to form a coalition govern
ment giving equal representation
to the Communists, Socialists and
Popular Republican parties. The
Communists voted as a block
against the renewal of DeGaulle’s
mandate in an atmosphere of
bristling guns.
Armed guards surrounded Bour
bon palace where the assembly
met. The vote ended, temporarily
at least, any chance of DeGaulle’s
resigning as France’s interim
president.
However in a last minute switch
of tactics, the Socialists, who said
they would abstain from balloting,
voted with the DeGaulle assem
bly and then adjourned until
Thursday.
Plan To Organize
Govt. Agencies
For xx or!d Peace
WASHINGTON. Nov. 19—C/P)—
A plan for reorganizing govern
ment and providing the mechan
ism for its full participation in the
United Nations organization, will
be submitted to President Tru
man Wednesday as the adminis
tration’s initial step to enable this
country to assume a prominent
role in determination of the policy
for world peace.
The proposal calls for the mob
ilization of all fedreal depart
ments and agencies that have been
or will be, concerned with inter
ational cooperation, into a single
operating body responsible for the
activities of the United States in
the United Nations Organization.
BUY VICTORY LOAN BONDS
Over 500,000
Troops To Leave
Europe This Month
NEW YORK. Nov. 19 — The
number of troops redeployed from
Europe is expected to go well over
five hundred thousand this month
and the peak of movement is ex
pected to be passed by January
fifteenth, it has been disclosed by
Capt. Granville Conway, deputy
war shipping administrator.
Conway said the United States
would have a transport surplus as
the westward peak is reached on
the Atlantic and that ships would
immediately be diverted to the
Pacific. It is likely that some vic
tory ship tonnage will be trans
fered to the Pacific late next
month.
By the middle of January we
will have caught up with all of
availables as we term it, which
will mean that we are no longer
working against a backed up res
ervoir of men, but are carrying
the men as they are made avail
able in Europe by the Army.”
Capt. Conway said, surveying
the whole troops movement that
despite “natural beefing” and
criticism, the army had done “a
magnificent job” in bringing
home soldiers from the world’s
scattered war theaters.
MRS. LARS SUNQUIST
DIES IN SEATTLE
Mrs. Lars Sunquist, Candle res
ident for many years, died in Seat
tle Nov. 6, after a long illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Sundquist mined in
Candle from 1903 until 1936, when
the family moved to Seattle. Her
son, Richard Sundquist, was a
member of the Alaska Legislature
from this division, and is now
Northern Chief of the Alaska Yu
kon Pioneers. He has an apart
ment house in Seattle.
In the Norman era, the Danes
were the most powerful nation in
Europe.
* 21-passenger Clippers
* Expertly-trained stewardesses
* Hot meals served aloft
* Daily schedules between Alaska, Canada, and Seattle
* Experience gained through 12 years of Alaskan flying
PAN AMERICAN
WORLD AIRWAVE
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DREAM
THEATRE
NOME, ALASKA
1 Show, Nov. 19 and 20, 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“THOUSANDS CHEER”
KATHRYN GRAYSON.
GENE KELLY
Also "ROOKIE REVIEW"
1 Show, Nov. 21 and 22, 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“ALL THAT MONEY
CAN BUY”
EDWARD ARNOLD.
ANNE SHIRLEY
Also "BASKETEER"
2 Shows, Nov. 23, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“BORDER LEGION”
ROY ROGERS, CAROLE HAYS
Also Chapter 1. "JUNGLE GIRL"
1 Show, Nov. 24. 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“FLIGHT FOR
FREEDOM”
ROSALIND RUSSELL.
FRED MacMURRAY
Also "GOOFY'S GLIDER"
2 Shows. Nov. 25, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
“WILDCAT”
RICHARD ARLEN.
JEAN PARKER
Also "SHOOTING MERMAIDS"
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S H O W C I R L — Wesley
Brent, performer in a motion pic*
ture musical, poses for a pinup.
Eleven billions to keep the peace
and get the boys back home.
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! Pilot Battles To
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Save Lives
HEMPSTEAD, N. Y., Nov. 19—
An Army fighter pilot, Lt. Daniel
D. Duncan, of New Iberia, La.,
battled to keep his P-47 Thunder
bolt in the air Saturday to save
civilian lives, but the plane crash
ed between two houses and he
died in the flaming wreckage.
MacArthur Rails
Jau Air Activities
TOKYO, Nov. 19—General Mac
Arthur, moving to smash any pos
sibility of a revival of the Japan
ese air force, Saturday issued an
order banning Jap possession of
aircraft, aeronautical training or
air research facilities.
School Jeep Jabs Japs
ERIE, Pa.— (/P) —Pupils at St.
Andrews school, who puchased
enough bonds to buy a jeep for
the Marines, received a letter
from Lt. S. H. McAlony, which
said:
“The first automobile driven by
United States troops to land on
Japanese territory since Pearl
Harbor was our jeep from the
children of St. Andrews in Erie.”
Lt. McAlony did not reveal
where the jeep was given its bap
tism of fire.
Tobacco manufacture, in some
form, is as old as the south.
NOTICE
Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No. 1,
will meet Wednesday, November
21, at the Whaley House.
ROBERT BALDWIN, Secy.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUEST OF
OUR PRESIDENT AND OUR GOVERNOR
LET US SHOW OUR SINCERE APPRECIA
TION FOR THE MANIFOLD BLESSINGS
AND THE SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION OF
THE WAR, LET US GO TO CHURCH AND
PRAY TO THE ALMIGHTY GOD, AND
OFFER OUR THANKS.
THANKSGIVING DINNER
SUGGESTIONS
TURKEYS—Oven Ready, Toms or Hens
ROASTING CHICKENS—AA Grade
SQUASH—Hubbard, Danish and Marblehead
SWEET POTATOES or YAMS
FRESH CRANBERRIES
ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT and PEARS
OLIVES—Pimento Stuffed, Ripe and Green
SWEET PICKLED MELONS—
Green and Yellow
PEPPERS—Large, Medium Hot
MUSHROOMS—Fried in Butter and Sauted
FRUIT CAKE — PLUM PUDDING
MINCE MEAT
FROZEN FRUITS and VEGETABLES—
Large Assortment
DATES, FIGS, CHERRIES—
In Rum and Brandies
ANCHOVIES—Rolled and Fillet
OST-VAFLA and SWEDISH WAFERS
CHEESE—All Varieties
BEVERAGES and FRUIT JUICES
NUTS IN SHELL
NUTS—Shelled and Salted
A. POLET
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
MAIN 103 BOX 39