ECUADOR'S- NEW
PRESIDENT FAVORS cusa
QUITO, Ecuador (A — Carlo*
Julio Aroaamena, Ecuador's new
president, says that as far as he
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diplomatic relations with Cuba
and "if it h** they will be re
newed,”
’^he leftist former vice presi
dent made the remarks yesterday
before a wildly cheering crowd
in a balcony speech which follow
ed his inauguration. He succeed
ed Jose {Maria Velasco Ibarra,
who stepped down after weeks
of violence and signs of open re
volt.
Letter-sis# and legal file folders
at The Nugget
OUR SAVIOR'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
JOHN L. MAAKESTAD. Pastor
SUNDAY
9:45 ajn.—Sunday School
11:50 ajn.—Morning Worship
Holy Communion
1:00 p.m. Lather League Committee
7:30 pan.—Evening Service
Holy Communion
TUESDAY
7:09 pjn.—Confirmation Clasaee
High — 4:00 p.m.
7th 4 8th-7:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
7(30 pan.—Midweek Meeting
•:30 p.m.—Choir practice
THURSDAY
7:90 p.m.—Lather League 1
Da GAULLE MAY RETIRE
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President Charles De Gaulle said
todgy he may retire from «ff!ce
after the Algerian issue is settled,
sources who attended a closed
! meeting with, tan reported.
The1 70-year-old president's
seven-year term expires in 190&
AUKRUK LANES
I. Lucky “13” will be run by the
week with each week ending on
Friday midnight, except for Nov.
11. at 13 noon. Final week ends
midnight Friday, Dec. 15.
3. Total of 13 strikes are premarked
In 4 games and the bowler uses
these strikes as in a regular game
only you don’t oowi &&. frames
with the premarked strikes.
3. There will be a prize winner in
both men's and women’s divisions
for both high series and high
single game.* The amount of prise
money will depend on the number
of entries each week.
4. All prize money will be returned.
9. In case of a tie, the prize money
will be divided.
6. Each winning bowler may not re
ceive more than one prize each
week. If a bowler has the high
serfs* and high game, he may
collect for the high series only.
7. Lucky “13” is open to all bowlers I
regardless of average.
8. Enter as many times as you wish.
». Entry fee is $3.50.
Prize fee ..... $1.90
Bowling Fee.3.10
Total.$3.90
Christian Laymen to
Meet in Anchorage
More than 300 Christian lay
men from throughout Alaska will j
attend the Ffihrt United Church
men (Laymen’s Conference to he
held at the Alaska Methodist Uni
versity in Anchorage Nov- 17. and
10, according to Dr Robert Smith
son, president of the Greater An
chorage Council of Churches,
which is sponsoring the event.
’Congressman Walter Judd gave
us the keynote for our conference
when he told us that we must
strengthen our Christian princi
ples and our way of life *f we are
to hold our own against Com
munism,” Dr. Smithson said.
Four outstanding speakers of
national prominence are coming
to Alaska for the conference. They
are Dr. William Jones, Dean of
Administration of the University
of Oregon; Dr. Frank Warren,
president of Whitworth College
in Spokane; Harold Rogers, di
rector of promotion for "The Up
per Room”, Nashville, Tenn.; and
Phillip Hitchcock, president of the
United Presbyterian Men.
The conference opens Friday
night, Nov. <17, with a banquet,
end will continue through Sat
urday, Nov. 18. Registration is
$15, which coven dinner on (Fri
day, and breakfast, luncheon and
dinner on Saturday.
Expulsion of Albania
WARSAW <*> — Bailable Polish
sources saidtodny leaders of the
Warsaw Fact Nations Will meet
here next waalf, wjth
of Albania from' the Communist
AUlahee the top item on the
ogsskde.
Expected to attend the meet
ing are first secretaries of the
Soviet bloc Communist parties—
including Premier Khrushchev—
and top Wanaw pact military ad
visers.
GLUE P
Soda Fountain
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Fresh Ice Cream
Every Day
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To Use Icebreaker
In Cook Inlet
SEATTLE 1*1 — ’.A 204-foot
cMrft is being readied here for the
Alaska Freight Line’s second at
tempt to keep Cock Inlet clear for
its barge operations into Anchor
age tiie year round.
The ship is an LSMR built by
the Navy since World War II and
bought by Alaska Freight from
the Foss Launch 8c Tug Co. for
conversion to an icebreaker. Alas
ka Freight central manager W.
H. Tufford estimates his company
will have $120,000 invested in her
by the time she sails north late
this month.
Almost four years ago Alaska
Freight bought a landing craft
from Japan for a similar purpose.
It did not work out.
The new vessel has a conven
tional prow instead of the welded
door at the bow of the previous
craft. That bow is being strength
ened, the propellers are being
iceguarded, and the LSMR is being
winterized fear its new duties.
Tidal action, the second high
est in the world, keeps Cook In
let waters from freezing solid in
exceptionally cold weather.
Alaska Freight and its presi
dent, Milton Odom, think the
makeshift icebreaker can bull
leads through this ice for the
twice-weekly barge run into An
chorage. To solve previous prob
lems the company plans to haul
up the towline and snub tug and
barge together for the final 80
mile run through the ice to the
barge dock at Anchorag.e
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
MMto Brery Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Boom
_Pda Hoover, l*raotamft
ALASKA CHAPTER MO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Barbara Martin
Wocthy Matron |--4; s
Bey Morgan
7y and TMrd Monday
Anvil Lodge ii
No. 140
A. M. BOHBStt, W. M.
Marvta W. Lanla. Sao.
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