THE NOME NUGGET
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Entered as second class matter October 14, 1943, at the
v post office at Nome. Alaska, under Act of March 3, 1879.
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WHEN DO WE UNMASK ?
MORE TIME TO THINK
"PRESIDENT EISENHOWER believes that high
-*■ government officials ought to have more time to
sit back and think about their jobs. Although this gives
administration critics a fine opportunity to make wise
cracks, the idea deserves to be taken seriously.
One tragedy of our day is that so little time is
devoted to thought and so much to conferences, crash
programs, hasty actions born of pressure, the prepara
tion of reports, and that great favorite of the pwmo
ition man brainstorming. The belief that long-range
and productive thought can come from solitary medi
tation has lost favor in the rush to get things done
through cooperative effort, team play and idea via
committee.
The idea of working cooperatively is a good one.
Rut it is not the only way to get things done. Few
basic inventions have been committee jobs; literary
gems don’t come from conferences. The man who
takes time to meditate alone may not measure up to
standard image of the American production giant, but
he is a vital cog in the industrial and social machine.
The President and the men around him do need
more time to think. So do we all. When and if ever
we come to regard private meditation as a waste of
time, we shall have lost appreciation of an enriching
and productive enterprise. —Montana Standard.
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Ruth Otton Wed In
Covenant -Church
At Unalakleet
Miss Ruth Marilyn Otton and
A/3c James Nolen Cleveland ex
changed marriage vows the eve
ning of Sept. 5 in the chapel of
the Unalakleet Covenant Church.
The Rev. Maynard D. Londboi’g
performed the double ring cere
mony uniting the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Wall of Nome,
and the son of Mrs. Joseph A.
Cleveland of Alexander City, Ala
bama. He was assisted in the cere
mony by U.S. Air Force Chaplain '
Robert L. Benson.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her uncle, Mr. Sheldon
Ryan. She wore a white bare
shouldered ballerina-length gown
with full skirt and sequined bo-.
dice. A white nylon stole cqvered
her shoulders and white heels
completed her ensemble. A white
caplet of woven daisies and for
get-me-nots adorned her hair and
for her jewelry the bride chose a
rhinestone choker necklace with
matching earrings. She carried a
small white Bible with bet bou-v
quet of daisies.
Miss Ruth Nanouk, maid of
honor, wore a white satin bailer- j
ina-length gown with tight-fitting |
lace bodice, patterned with a full
skirt and accented with a low-cut i
neckline. She carried an arrange
ment of daises.
The candlelighters, Linda
Auliye and Helen Ayagiak, wore
matching white fonnals of baller
ina length and wore corsages of
forget-me-nots.
The bride’s mother wore a navy
blue suit with white blouse* com
plemented with black heels and
navy blue gloves.
Mrs. Sam Otton, the bride’s
grandmother, was in a aqua-blue
knitted suit trimmed with pearls.
A/2c Nicholas Masters, a friend
of the groom, was best man and
the ushers were Edward Kayouk
luk, Collins Gonagnan, Tommy
Towarak, A/2c Lawrence Han
cock, and Pfc. Joseph Andre.
A/2c Jerry J. Heiman, organ
ist, played the traditional wed
ding marches and accompanied
soloist Mr. A1 White who sang
“Saviour Like a Shepherd Lead
Us” and “Happy the Home When
God Is There.”
A reception was held at the
church after the ceremony for
friends and relatives.
The couple will reside in Una
lakleet where the bridegi'oom is
now stationed at the 718th A
C & W Squadron of the U.S. Air
Force. The couple will take a
delayed honeymoon to Florida
after Airman Cleveland obtains
his discharge in November.
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MEN MAY SAY—
“BELIEVE
ON THE
LORD JESUS CHRIST
AND THOU SHALT BE
SAVED”
- Act. 16:31
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BOB LEIGHT
Missionary Pastor
Alaska's Votes at Democratic
Cenvention Increased from 6 to 9
WASHINGTON, UP) — Each of
the Pacific Northwest states pick
ed up an additional vote for the
1960 convention as the Demo
cratic National Committee ap
proved an increase in voting dele
gates.
Washington will have 27 votes
at the 1960 convention, Oregon 17
and Idaho 13.
Alaska’s votes were incresed
from six to nine.
Apply for FM Radio at Anchorage
WASHINGTON, UP)—The Com
munications Commission has re
ceived an application from North
ern Television Inc., Anchorage,
for an FM radio station on 105.5
megacycles.
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Khrushchev ....
(Continued from Page One)
I believe, the American govern
ment would not permit him to
tour any other country to sing
there.
“Why did that Voice jam a
famous voice? Well, we jam the
Voice with which some of you
want to speak to our people. If
the Voice with which you broad
cast to our country will be a
friendly voice, we shall not jam
it. I think that should be clear.”
Once again, in his formal talk,
Khrushchev boasted that the
USSR would overtake the United
States in industrial production
more quickly than planned. Then,
possibly because of the makeup of
his audience, he called the U.S.
government’s trade embargoes
against the USSR “senseless
things.”
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