Ships Collide* Off
California Coast
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1, </Pt
The merchant ship Oneida Vic
tory was severly damaged in a
collision with the tanker W L R
Emmett off the California coast
last night, but the Navy expressed
belief that the stricken vessel
might be towed to safety.
The 10,500 ton ship was bound
from Vancouver, B. C\, with a
load of cargo for Europe. A
spokesman of the Western Sea
Frontier said it believed the Onei
da, once reported sinking and
abandoned by her crew, could be
towed to Port Hueneme, Calif., “if
nothing unforeseen happens.”
Two navy tugs arrived at the
scene, 12 mile- southeast of Point
Conception, to take the Oneida in
China Asks Notice
Of Withdrawal '
CHUNGKING, April 1, </P> —
China requested Russia to give
previous notice of Soviet with
drawal from various points in
Manchuria to permit government
troops to enter them beforehand,
to assure a smooth transfer of gar
rison duties.
Chiang Kai-Shek told the peo
ple’s political council at the same
time, he blamed the Communists
for the Manchurian situation. Chi
ang said there w’ere no Commun
st troops in the territory before
Japan’s surrender, but entered the
country after the Jap collapse and
hindered its occupation by govern
ment forces.
tow. The sea was reported fairly j
calm, with eight foot swells.
Nazis Still Plot
Against Allies
FRANKFURT, April 1, f/P) —
American intelligence officers said
several Nazi subversive move
ments still are plotting against
the Allies in Germany. Sunday’s
roundup of nearly a thousand of
Hitler youth conspirators, “was
only the beginning,” officers said.
Counterespionage agents arc
working “day and night” to break
up the last vestiges of Nazi’s re-!
sistance and the former head of
the Hitler youth movement and
operation against the Axmann
group is still going on, although
only remnants of the group remain
it said.
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Conservatives Win
Victory In Greece
ATHENS, April 1, UP) — The
leaders of the Conservative Popu
list party claimed a victory in
Greece’s Sunday elections and de
clared the size of the vote was an
overwhelming defeat for the Com
munists and other left wing par
ties, who have waged a campaign
for the voters to stay away from
the election, possibly paved the
way for the eventual return to the
throne of King George.
Clashes between Communist
and government forces resulted in
Reporters Have Wings
LONDON, Ontario, (A*> — The
London Free Press has purchased
a five-passenger aircraft for the
use of its editorial staff in news
gathering. The craft will be pi
loted by a reporter with nine
years’ flying experience.
twenty deaths, most of which oc
curred Friday and Saturday.
Regent Archbishop Damaskinos
agreed to the suggestion of Pre
mier Sophoulis, who tendered his
resignation, to consult with the
executive committee of the Popu
list party on the formation of a
new government
A N N L' A L MUNICIPAL AND SCHOOL
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AND NOME SCHOOL DISTRICT
APRIL 2, 1946
SAMPLE BALLOT
FOR MAYOR —
(VOTE FOR ONE)
DUNBAR, LUTHER
MARTIN, GARNET
MILLER, H. G. (Hank)
FOR COUNCILMEN:—
(VOTE FOR THREE)
MANDEVILLE, PAUL
MADSEN, GEORGE
OLSEN, JOHN .
WEBB, RICHARD
YOUNG, BEN
FOR CITY CLERK:—
(VOTE FOR ONE)
McLAIN, CARRIE M.
FOR CITY ATTORNEY:—
(VOTE FOR ONE)
TANNER, C. C.
FOR CITY TREASURER;—
(VOTE FOR ONE)
GABRIELSON, H. G.
FOR MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD:
(VOTE FOR ONE)
BENDER, DOROTHY .
LOVE, FRANK .
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