THE NOME NUCLEI'
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An Alaskan’s Thanksgiving
Recently at a public meeting, before the
Nov. 8 general election, Dan Karmun of Deering
and Nome was asked to speak his thoughts about
voting for President. His answer sums up what all
Alaskans should be thankful for this Thanksgiving
Day.
“I am thankful first for Secretary Seward and
the men of his day who bought Alaska from Russia
and made it a better place to live in.
“I am grateful to those men and women who
dedicated their lives during the past generation to
achieving statehood.
“I am thankful and grateful to all those men and
women who made it possible for me as an Eskimo
to vote for the President of the United States and that
I am free to pick the candidate of my choice without
direction from the pulpit or other source. I am a free
man to make my own decision.”
THANKSGIVING T>\Y
WORSHIP SERVICES
IN NOME CHURCHES
NOVEMBER 24, 1960
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Miss Harriet Brown
Service — 7:30 p.m.
BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Robert Leight
Service — 7:00 p.m.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Rev. Orval Schmidt
Service — 10:00 a.m.
COMMUNITY METHODIST
Rev. Gerald McCray
Service — 10:30 a.m.
MISSION COVENANT CHURCH
Rev. Roald Amundsen
Service — 7:00 p.m.
NOME GOSPEL HOME
Br. Everett Bacheldo ■
Service — 7:00 p.m
OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHEFVI
Rev. John Maakestad
Service — 11:00 a.m.
ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC
Rev. Laurence Nevue
Mass — 9:00 a.m.
Ford Plan to Buy British
Subsidiary Will Add To
Drain of U.S. Gold Supply
WASHINGTON, UP>—'The gov
ernment’s battle to stem the gold
drain and reduce this country’s
balance of payments deficit will
get a $307 million jolt if the Ford
Motor Co. goes through with its
plan to buy Ford of England.
The gold drain stems directly
from the payments deficit, which
represents the difference between
the amount that Americans pay
out abroad and the amount re
ceived from foreign sources. As
foreigners collect more dollars
than they pay out, they use some
to buy American gold.
Ford of the United States is
offering $361 million for complete
control of its British affiliate,
Ford Motor Co., Ltd. U.S. Ford
alrpadv owns 55 per cent of the
crlrv,r,T-,-, - 0f fhe British com
nrv.
If Ihe d^al voes through, most
of the $361 million will be paid
to foreigners since they own most
of the shares which U.S. Ford
wants to buy. This would add
directly to the payments deficit.
"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Roolcs
At The Nugget
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Thanksgiving Prayer
Great God and Giver of Good gifts, all praise and honor be to Thy Holy Name!
We gratefully acknowledge Thy providence which hath established our nation
in freedom.
In this feast of harvest we thank Thee for the fruits of the earth. We thank Thee
1 a^s0 for Thy favor shown unto our fathers, and Thy faithfulness continued unto jr
their children; for the rich land given us for an inheritance, and the great power
entrusted to the people; for the fidelity of men set in authority, and the peace
maintained by righteous laws; for protection from outward dangers, and deliverance
i from inward strife; for an honorable place among the nations, and the opportunity
»/ increasing service to the world.
We in the the Armed Forces, are especially grateful that at stations around the
' globe we can share this feast with our brothers in many nations. Keep Thou the ,
commonwealth beneath Thy care, and guide the State according to Thy will; and 1
Thine shall be the glory and the praise and the thanksgiving, from generation to
generation. Amen
....CHAPLAIN IMA] GEN) PRANK A. TO BEY
Chief of Chaplains, United States Army
Senate Study Rules Out
“First Secretary” Aide
To The U.S. President
WASHINGTON, UP) — A Senate
study says there is no place in
U.S. governmental machinery for
a “first secretary” to aid the Pre
sident.
Proposals which were consid
ered would provide for such a
secretary out-ranking other cab
inet members and supervising
major operations of the govern
ment.
“The President of the United
States cannot be relieved of his
burdens by supplying him with
a ‘deputy’ to do what only he
can do,” said a staff report from
the Senate subcommittee on na
tional policy-making machinery.
Its chairman, Sen. Henry M.
Jackson, D-Wash., expressed the
personal view that creation of the
new post might add to the Pre
sident’s policy-making burdens
rather than reducing them.
President Eisenhower has been
expected to recommend some
such proposal as part of his pro
mised plan for reorganizing the
government. The idea came from
New York Gov. Nelson A. -Rocke
feller, who headed a presidential
advisory committee on the sub
ject.
$70 For Hoi Lunch Program
The Home Arts Club stated that
$70 was cleared for the Hot Lunch
tickets for needy children at the
bake sale held last Saturday. This
will be turned over to the PTA
who head the project.
Willie Foster Family
Moves To Anchorage
Neil W. (Willie) Foster, mining
man and bush pilot, left for An
chorage with his family, as he has
been appointed by Gov. Egan as
Director of Air Commerce.
5 Sisters In Methodist Choir
The choir of the Community
Methodist Church has the unique
distinction of having five sisters
singing in it. They are Lillian
and Mina Tungwenuk, Reba
Dickson, Grace Parker, and
Sophie King.
Are Your Winter Garments
Ready to Wear ?
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and Laundry
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DO YOU HAVE A PROBLEM?
Would you like to be helped and also helpful
this Christmas? You can be, if you have a
pilot in the family and are wondering what
useful gift you can get him. The State Division
of Aviation has an Alaskan Airport Directory
for sale that will help guide your pilot all over
Alaska. This convenient pocketbook size book
let is only $5.00 and the price includes three
years additions and revisions.
Mail Orders will be Promptly Filled
Enclose you check or money order
made payable to
State of Alaska, Division of Aviation
— OR —
Pick up an Airport Directory at
Room 202 Glover Building, Anchorage, Alaska
For Information
Phone BR 2-2401 or BR 2-2411
SCHEDULE Effective Sept. 19
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