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CONFERENCES
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LONDON, Feb. 7.—(AP)—The
inclusion of France in the “big i
powers conference” dedicated to j
the settlement of political deci
sion on the re-drawing of the
European frontiers, is endorsed
by the British government, with
the French feeling running high
over the apparent exclusion of j
Gen. DeGaulle, it was reported j
j today.
President Roosevelt, Premier
Churchill and Marshal Stalin’s
talks with the minister of state,
told the House fo Commons that 1
Britain believed that the re
shaping of the European map
must be decided later by all
powers together.
Minister Law made the state
ments as a substitute for Secre
tary Eden and Prime Minister
Churchill. He also represented
the government in the foreign
affairs debates last Wednesday.
GEN. KERNAN
DIES SATURDAY
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—(AP)
—Major General Francis Joseph
Kernan, 86, who organized and
commanded the Army Service
Supply in World War I., was
buried in Arlington Cemetery
yesterday with full military
honors.
The general made his home in
Daytona Beach, Florida, where
he died Saturday afternoon.
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HITLER TO BE
NAZI PRESIDENT
IS RUMORED
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Feb.
7 —(AP)—The newspaper Aft
onbladt said today that it be
lieved the reorganization of the
German government, under
which Hiitler will give up the ti
tle of Fuerhrer and become the
Reich president, with Franz von
Papen as chancellor, is imminent.
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mors from Berlin which have
reached German circles in Stock
holm.
Von Papen is the ace of the
German diplomatic service and
was ambassador to Turkey when
Ankara broke relations with
Berlin last August.
The rumor may be designed to
feel out the Allied reaction as to
whether such a revamping of the
government will make any
change when the Germans sue
for an armistice, and is given
out at this time when the big
three are supposedly in confer
ence on Germany’s war prob
lems.
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LONDON, Feb. 7.—(AP)—-Ber
lin broadcasts asserted today the
Red Army’s massive blow have
widened the bridgehead over the
Oedr river, less than 35 miles
from Berlin, while General
Zhukov’s army in Silesia ex
panded its foothold in the area
of Kustrin, 40 miles from Ber
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The commentator said the en
tire front was being assaulted
heavily, and that numerous
crossings of the Oder were made
along the front.
Gen. Konev’s forces are push
ing toward central Germany, 150
miles from Dresden, and have
imperiled the Gferman plans to
make a stand in southern Ger
many and Bohemia, after the fall
of Berlin.
SUPERFORTS
AT JAP POINTS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—(AP)
—Separate fleets of Superfort
resses smashed at the Jap mili
tary installations in Thailand
and Indo-China today, by flying
from India’s air bases, it has been
reported.
The Superfortresses of Gen.
Ramey’s 20th Bomber Command
sprang twin attacks in daylight.
A war bulletin from General
Arnold, who is commanding the
20th Air Force, failed to disclose
additional details
IN TOWN ON BUSINESS
OVER THE WEEK-END
Archie Ferguson was in town
on business over the week-end.
Archie has not been in Nome for
some time, as he has been very
busy in the upper country. He
stated, that although his pilot,
Swanton, and passengers, were
rescued from Kelley Mountain,
the plane will have to be aban
doned, as there is no way of get
ting it out of that particularly
tough spot
CORDOVA TO
CONDEMN ITS
OLD BUILDINGS
CORDOVA, Deb. 7.—CAP)—
When somebody said, ‘‘Why
doesn’t somebody push that old
wreck in the bay,” the city fa
thers here got busy and passed
an ordinance for doing away
witjty unsightly buildings Wfrich
are marring the beauty of the
city.
In the past, the councils have
tried to get rid of unsightly ob
stacles, but had no power to act. 1
A few years back they removed
one old building and had a dam
age suit from the owner, who
had not been heard of for years.
Cordova now warns all prop
erty owners of fire-traps (to take
notice lest their buildings be
seen floating in the Gulf of
Alaska.
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