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54th Anniversary of The
Founding of International
Rotary Is Observed Here
! Rotarians of Nome today
joined with nearly half a million
of their fellow Rotarians on six
continents to commemorate the
54th anniversary of the founding
of Rotary. The birthday of this
world-wide fellowship of business
and professional men was
observed by the local Rotary Club
at its noon meeting today at the
Bering Sea Club.
In commenting on the program
of Rotary, Jim Blanning, presi
dent, said: “Rotary activities
throughout the world are based
on the same general objectives as
those of our own club — the de
velopment of fellowship among
business and professional men,
the betterment of the community,
leading boys and girls into good
citizenship, the promotion of high
standards in businesses and pro
fessions, and the advancement of
international understanding, good
J will and peace.
I “The one basic objective of Ro
I tary,” he continued, “is its ‘ideal
of service’, which is to be thought
ful of, and helpful to others. To
attain this objective, Rotary seeks
all that which brings people to
gether and avoids all which sep
arates them. This is the reason
why Rotary has become a world
wide institution, whose ideals
have been accepted by men dif
fering widely in language, cus
tom, and historical background.”
The first Rotary Club was or
ganized in Chicago, February 23,
1905, by Paul P. Harris, a young
lawyer, who suggested the idea
to a group of his friends. The
name Rotary was selected because
the first meetings of the club were
held, in rotation, in the offices of
its members. The Rotary ideals
of fellowship and service to others
soon spread from city to city in
the U. S. A. and Canada and then
crossed the oceans to every con
tinent.
For more than half a century,
Rotary has grown in numbers and
strength. In 1958, for example,
nearly 400 new Rotary clubs were
organized in 51 countries, and
four regions were added to Ro
tary’s membership roster—French
Guiana in South America, Ghana
in Africa, Laos in Indo-China, and
Madagascar.
Today, Rotary is a world-wide
service organization of more than
470,000 business and professional
men who are members of 10,000
Rotary Clubs in 111 countries on
six continents.
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District Demos.
Want Governor’s
Pay Set at $30,000
JUNEAU. UP) — Representative
Russ Meekins, who attended the
south central district Democratic
meeting in Anchorage over the
weekend, reported back to the
Legislature Monday.
Meekins, chairman of the dis
trict committee, said 60 precincts
were represented at the Anchor
age session and that they unani
mously endorsed the Legislature’s
work.
He said the representatives at
the meeting supported the legis
lative pay bill “100 per cent,” and
adtopted a resolution calling for
an annual salary for Alaska’s Gov
ernor of $30,000. Their pay rec
ommendation is $6,000 more than
that approved by the House. The
Senate has approved a salary of
$25,000 for the Governor. House
and Senate differences over the
pay scales are presently the sub
ject of a free conference commit
tee study.
Khrushchev Still
Insists On Terms
Vetoed by West
By HAROLD K. MILKS
MOSCOW, UFi — Soviet Premier
Khrushchev, emerging from two
days of talks with British Prime
Minister Harold MacMillan, threw
cold water yesterday on the West’s
plan for a four-power meeting
on Germany.
Khrushchev told a political ral
ly in the Kremlin that the Soviet
Union, the United States, Britain
and France cannot discuss German
re-unification because “this is a
question for the two German
states themselves.”
A four-power meeting at the
foreign minister level, as sug
gested by the West, might in
crease instead of reduce interna
tional tension, Khrushchev de
clared.
He also repeated the Soviet pro
posal for a conference of heads of
government of all these nations
that waged war against Hitler in
World War II to work out a trea
ty with Germany.
The Western Powers rejected
this proposal in their recent notes
calling for a four-power meeting
on Germany at the foreign min
ister’s level.
Khrushchev warned that any
violation of the East German bor
ders in the dispute over West
Berlin would be considered an
act of aggression against the War
saw Pact powers.
While Khrushchev was speak
ing in the Kremlin, the visiting
MacMillan was sightseeing.
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