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change for food and natural re
sources from the eastern zones.
Also ten percent of whatever cap
ital and industrial equipment is
extracted from western zones, but
without exchange.
Poland is to get all of East
Prussia not taken by Germany.
Poland’s western boundary will
include German territory east of
a line from the Baltic Sea west
of Swienemunde along the Oder
and Niesse rivers to the Czecho
slovak frontier.
Legislators Are Generally
Pleased With
Agreement
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3—(/P)—
Democratic Legislators generally
lauded the Potsdam declaration,
but Senator Taft, Republican of
Ohio, asserted the agreement for
the westward shift of the Polish
boundary “sows seeds for future
wars.”
Chairman Connally, Democrat
of Texas, of the Senate Foreign
Relations committee said “as a
whole” the Big Three agreement
has his approval. Senator Thomas,
Utah Democrat, said the pact
showed that the United States
was standing by its principles in
Europe.
Senator Wheeler, Montana
Democrat said he was pleased that
Allied newspapermen were prom
ised freedom to report events in
Eastern Europe, but was sorry
that nothing was said about Yugo
slavia, “where they have no free
dom of speech and press; and the
goods we send under UNRRA are
used by Marshal Tito and not
given to the Serbs.”
LONDON SATISFIED
LONDON, Aug. 3—<£>)—'Veter
an diplomatic observers agreed
that the Big Three Potsdam com
munique displayed toughn ess
with Germany sufficient to assure
the world it would be a long time
before that nation again could
threaten universal peace.
The original tailor shop of Pres
ident Andrew Johnson is housed
in a brick museum at Greeneville,
Tenn.
FARES
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FROM NOME
On* Way Round Trip
TO SEATTLE_$ 200 $ 360
KETCHIKAN_ 145 261
JUNEAU_ 120 216
WHITEHORSE_ 105 189
FAIRBANKS_ 60 108
GALENA_ 42 75
Tax not indwdod
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DREAM
THEATRE
NOME. ALASKA
2 Shows, Aug. 3, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“ROCKY MOUNTAIN
RANGERS”
THREE MESQUITEERS’
"THREE SMART GUYS"
"IMPATIENT PATIENT"
And
"HORSES, HORSES, HORSES"
1 Show, Aug. 4th, 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“NOW, VOYAGER”
BETTE DAVIS,
PAUL HENREID,
CLAUDE RAINS
And "SCENIC OREGON"
2 Shows, Aug. 5, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
‘A STRANGER IN TOWN’
FRANK MORGAN,
RICHARD CARLSON,
JEAN ROGERS
"SHAM BATTLE" and
"PORTRAIT OF A GENIUS"
1 Show. Aug. 6 and 7. 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“THE CONSTANT
NYMPH”
CHARLES BOYER
JOAN FONTAINE
ALEXIS SMITH
And "SONG OF VICTORY"
1 Show, Aug. 8 and 9, 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“FOUR JACKS
AND A JILL”
ANN SHIRLEY.
ROGER BOLGER
"DOG HOUSE" and
"40 BOYS AND SONG"
Leaf Picker Upper
(£>) Features
GREENVILLE, Miss.—This cot
ton-made little delta city of story
book cottages and tree lined
streets has solved a problem that
vexes every community when
leaves fall in the fall.
It’s got a brand new, home
made leaf picker-upper.
Mayor Milton C. Smith, former
woodworking plants operator, fig
ured that leaves could be handled
with a "blower” like those used
in moving sawdust or cotton, and
designed the leaf picker-upper.
From odd parts and at a cost of
$50 a "blower” was constructed,
attached to the transmission of a
tractor at one end and a leaf con
tainer installed on an old auto
mobile trailer at the other.
When the contraption is set in
motion, leaves are picked up,
gulped through a suction fan and
into the trailer.
Mayor Smith has suggested
that the leaves be converted into
leaf mold for victory gardens and
flower beds.
MR. AND MRS. RICHARD LEE
ENROUTE TO SOLOMON
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee and
two children arrived from Cal
ifornia with the P.A.A. enroute
to their mining property in Solo
mon. Joining them here was Mrs.
Charles West, sister of Mr. Lee
who arrived last evening with the
Wien Airlines. All were passen
gers to Solomon with the Wien
Airlines late last evening.
PIGGY-BACK PROTEST —. a little resident of the
Ryukyus doesn't seem to enjoy a ride on his brother's back.
FALL STYLES
FURCOATS
On Display
Monday
Courtesy of
ARCTIC
FUR CO.
One Week Only
A beautiful line of Coats and
Jackets offered to Nome women
for the first time.
A. POLET
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