Predicts
World War III
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LONDON, Dec. 32—(Jf*)—Jawa
harlal Nehru, former president of
the Indian National Congress is
quoted by a Reuters dispatch fore
casting, in a speech, that the third I
world war will spring from a re
volt of Asia’s millions of people.
Speaking to the All India State
People’s conference, Nehru is
quoted as saying “It is as certain
as anything can be certain in this
uncertain world, that the coun
tries of Asia will not submit will
ingly to an empire or domination,
and will revolt against it.
“It becomes increasingly clear
that Britain is fighting a losing
battle for the sources of her old
imperial strength, which are dry
ing up. Recent developments indi
cate that America is underwriting
this empire, possibly with suitable
minor changes.”
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
Mrs. T. A. Peterson, Teller; Miss
Adella Volmers, Teller; Herbert
McClellan, Kotzebue; Jack Cline,!
Nome; W. R. Melvin, Juneau.
Koreans Riot At
Big Three Decision
SEOUL, Korea, Dec. 31—(&)—
Korean hotheads fought in the
streets of Seoul and threw rocks
at Amerjjvs^^oldiers in a violent
protest against the Big Three’s
five-year Anisteeship plan for their
country. Rightist speakers ad
dressed a mass meeting and de
manded immediate recognition of
the Korean provisional govern
ment and called a strike for Kor
eans employed by the American
military government, and branded
opponents to independence now,
as traitors.
In an attempt to forestall more
demonstrations against the trus
teeship program, announced after
the Russian, Briitsh and Ameri
can conference in Moscow, the
American military authorities who
control southern Korea, ordered
an eight p.m. curfew.
There was no reaction to the
program in northern Korea, where
the Russians control.
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PIONEER WATER DELIVERY
Phone Main 94
ERIC NELSON
GENERAL MAINTENANCE SHOP
Automotive - “Cats”
Acetylene Welding
READER BROS.
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System 0/ tie^yiny Clippers
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NOME. ALASKA
1 Show. Doc. 31, Jan. 1. 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“I DOOD IT”
RED SKELTON.
ELEANOR POWELL
Also "THROUGH THE
COLORADO ROCKIES"
1 Show, Jan. 2 and 3, 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“THE GREAT MOMENT”
JOEL McCREA. BETTY FIELD
Also 'UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS'
2 Shows, Jan. 4, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“HENRY ALDRICH
HAUNTS A HOUSE”
JIMMY LYDON.
CHARLES SMITH
Also "JUNGLE GIRL." Chaptor 6
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1 Show. Jan. 5, 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
‘WATCH ON THE RHINE’
BETTE DAVIS. PAUL LUCAS ;
Also 'TOLL BRIDGE TROUBLES'
2 Shows, Jan. 6, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
“FIND THE
BLACKMAILERS”
JEROME COWAN,
FAY EMERSON *
Also "WOMEN AT WAR"
And "MY LITTLE BUCKAROO"
FUNERAL NOTICE
Funeral services for the late
Lambert Voss will be held at the
Catholic Church on Wednesday;
morning, January 2, 1946, at 9j
o’clock.
NOTICE
Pioneers will hold their regular
meeting Wednesday. January 2. at
9:00 pjru in the Whaley House.
Robert F. Baldwin, Secy.
A.T.G. ATTENTION
Regular meeting. Regular place.
7 p.m. Urgent. Members are re
quested to attend.
Capt. H. G. Miller
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERI
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PO Box 1107, Fairbanks, Alaska.
December 18, 1945. Sealed bids
will be received until January
15, 1946, at 5:00 P.M. at the Of
fice of Department of the Inte
rior, Surplus Property Division,
Fairbanks, Alaska, on White
wrecker trucks. Listings of equip
ment and instructions may be
obtained at the Surplus Property
Office, Box 1107, Fairbanks,
Alaska. Phone: East 690. 157-2t
NEW ROYAL TYPEWRITERS
Your ROYAL agent will make
his first trip to Nome about the
first week in January, with com
plete information about your NEW
ROYAL TYPEWRITER and earli-1
est delivery date.
Anyone interested in the pur
chase of the neW postwar ROYAL
or servicing of their old typewrit
ers arrange now to see Don Wiggen
at Wien Alaska Airline’s Office in
Nome, or write Don Wiggen, Box
11568, Fairbanks, Alaska.
Aviators Trade Lessons
For Work
CHICKASHA, Okla.—(/P>—Avi
ation enthusiasts here figured out
a way to keep the municipal air
port in good condition and at the
same itme stimulate interest in
flying.
Three commercial operators
each award an hour of dual fly
ing instruction to high school
youths on the basis of the time
they devote to clearing weeds and j
grass from the airport each week
DOOLEY-DIMOND *"
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
The engagement of Robert?
Dooley, formerly of Cordova and
Juneau, to Lt. John Dimond, re
cently back from the South Pa
cific, which has been announced
will unite two pioneer Alaska
families, the daughter >?f Mrs.
Minnie Dooley of Seatt e, amd the
son of District Judge and, Mrs.
Anthony Dimond, former Delegate
to Congress. The marriage wilK be
solemnized in January. \
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