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materials because “the internation
al control organization offered us
is not an international control or
ganization.* It is an American or
ganization because they have the
majority. It is an American major- J
ity.
The atomic debate was a curtain
raised for the security council’s
cpnsideratio nof the Berlin dispute |
Monday.
Following reports that Field
Marshal Viscount Montgomery is
to head the armed forces of the
Western Alliance, criticism devel- !
oped in Europe over the planned j
defenses. Gen. Charles De Gaulle
said: “It is wrong to center in Lon- j
don the defense of Europe.”
The Daily Express, published by
Canadian-born Lord Beaverbrook, \
said: “An American general a man I
of the caliber of Eisenhower” j
should have been chosen.
In Frankfurt, allied sources said
a final three-power agreement on
j the economic merger of the three
i western occupation zones of Ger
1 many — American, British, and
j French—is expected within a few
i days.
Communist troops scored again
in the deadly struggle in China.
The Chinhsien air field was knock
i ed out by Red gunfire, a pro-gov
ernment report at Peiping said.
Chinhsien was the southern anchor
for the airlift to embattled Muk
den. Thus the second most im
| portant government stronghold in
Manchuria has fallen.
In Yugoslavia, premier marshal
Tito demonstrated he still has the
whip hand in his differences with
the cominform and the Kremlin. A
resolution denouncing both the U.
, S. S. R. and the cominform for
! star.ing a “campaign of slander
against Yugoslavia” was adopted
I last night by cheering deputies.
:_
NWA Lowers Air
Freight Rates
ST. PAUL, Minn., (A*)—A lower
rate for air cargo between Seattle
and Anchorage, will be put into ef
fect Saturday, Northwest Airlines
announced today.
The special rate of $15 per 100
pounds is being offered by permis
sion from the civil aeronautics
board, J. W. Mariner, NWA cargo
director, said. The former rate was
$22.20 per 100 pounds. The cargo
will be flown non-stop on NWA
planes leaving Seattle daily for
Anchorage.
BANGKOK, (#*)—Twenty army
officers were arrested yesterday
on charges of plotting a military :
coup d’etat against the Siamese
government of Field Marshal Phi
bun Songkram.
General Election, October 12, 1948
ELECT
CEO. J. WALDHEIM
Republican Candidate
FOR
SENATOR
ROTARIANS HEAR
SCOUTING PROGRAM
At the regular Thursday noon
luncheon in the Pioneer Hall yes- i
terday the Nome Rotary Club
heard a complete report on plans
now underway for the coming
year for the Boy Scout troop spon
sored by the Club.
Perry Pew, scoutmaster for the
boys, explained to the group, the
necessity for their complete co-op
eration in the project of maki»R
useful citizens of the boys of
Nome. He stated that in sponsor
ing the Boy Scout troop the Nome
Rotary Club had a great responsi
bility in seeing to it that the boys
are given every opportunity to
gain advancement and learn to be
good helpful citizens. The boys
are to have special projects
throughout the winter to occupy
them on “craft night” and will
learn the new scout regulations
and merit system on the regular :
meeting night, each week.
Pew, a sergeant in the AID here,
has taken a great deal of interest
in the boys, and stated he was go
ing to give them a very complete
course' in Arctic Indoctrination so
that the boys will be prepared for
ARMY OFFICERS ON
ORIENTATION TOUR
A group of army officers from
Fort Richardson, all newly arrived
in the Theater, visited Marks Air
Force Base, Wednesday, September
29, as part of an orientation flight
of the Alaskan Theater conducted
by the Alaskan Air Command. The
group of ten staff officers was also
accompanied by Mr. John Alexan
der, a reporter for the Kansas City
Star.
KANSAS CITY STAR REPORTER
VISITS NOME
Mr. John Alexander, reporter
for the Kansas City Star, visited
Nome Wednesday, and dropped in
at the Nugget office to pay his re
spects. He was accompanying an
orientation flight of officers who
visited the Marks Air Force Base.
any emergency which might arise
in their northland.
Cpl. Sherriff, assistant to Mr.
Pew in the scout program, gave a
resume of scouting in the States,
pointing out the considerable sup
port the Boy Scout movement re
ceives throughout the country.
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