LATE BULLETIN
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i&iless the Senate acts favorably.
He said such a step in the United
Nations might lead to a plebiscite
on the independence of the Terri
tory. While such a vote probably
would be against breaking ties, he
suggested the holding of the plebis
cite would have enormous propa
ganda value for the Russians.
SEATTLE. (iP)—Today the Sen
ate took time out from the Alaska
and Hawaii statehood fight to lis
ten to speeches on a variety of
subjects and then got back to the
issue. When Senator Cordon, (R.
Ore.) took the floor to speak in be
half of the bills "Some day, howe
how, the hopes, ambitions and
dreams of the citizens of Alaska
for statehood must have recogni
tion." Senator O'Mahoney, pilot
ing the bills, told the Senate he
will move to have some date be
set for a vote on the statehood is
sue. He said he is not convinced
the fight is hopeless. Senator East
land said however, he intended to
be on hand when the motion was
made and block the unanimous
consent such a motion would re
quire. i
ROBERT LONGS TO LEAVE
FOR STATES HOME
Scheduled to* leave Sunday are;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long and
two sons. Mr. Long has been with
the U. S. Smelting Co., as engin
eer for several years and prior to I
that with the U. S. Enggineers. I
The Longs have been active and
conscientious workers in many
ways, and it is With regret that we
see them leave to make their home
elsewhere.
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In addition to being an engineer,
Mr. Long is a fine artist and has
painted several interesting Norme
scenes in both water colors and
oils as a permanent record of the
years spent in Nome.
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NOTICE
In recognition of Universal Bi
ble Sunday, December 10, the
Church of the Nazarene is prepar
ing a Bible exhibit to be placed in
one of the Nome business houses.
In order to have a wide variety
in the display, it is urged that .
Nome citizens contact the pastor, j
Clark H. Lewis, at RED 161, if j
they have unusual Bibles, old Bi- ;
bles, Bibles in foreign languages, |
or a Bible with an unusual history.
Safe conduct and return is assur
ed for all Bibles used in the ex
hibit,
supplies.
The meeting will open at 10:00
a.m., December 9, in the KENI
studio. According to Moore no
formal invitations are required
but all contractors, sub-contrac
tors, suppliers, transporta t i o n
agencies and allied building inter
ests are requested to attend.
The first Bible published in the
United States was issued from the
Harvard college press in 1663.
NOTICE
The Health and Recreational
Council for the Youth of Nome
will meet Monday evening at the
City Hall at 8:00 p.m.
NOTICE
The annual Christmas parly,
Christmas Pageant and program
of the Woman's Group of the Fed
erated Church, will be tonight at
the home of Mary Treat at 8:00
pjn. This is an open invitation to
all women of the community.
Mrs. Earl Clark, president
NOTICE
All those interested in formulat
ing an Elks group in Nome are re
quested to get in touch with Don
Hurlbert at Main 11.
NOTICE
Phoebe Circle will meet Friday
evening at the Covenant Mission
at 7:30 p. m.
NOTICE
RUMMAGE SALE
NOME fcRILL, SAT., DEC. 9
Phoebe Circle, Covenant Church
RUMMAGE SALE
NOTICE
Badminton as usual next Tues
day, regardless of Roof Garden
practices.
Ted Duffield, Chairman.
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World Must “Pre
pare for the Worst”
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pointed up by Acheson’s warning
to the nation and the world Wed
nesday night that “no one can
guarantee that war will not
come.”
Linked to this immediate dan
ger, Acheso'n pictured the free
world as being under dark threat
of Soviet military power with
great “capabilities for conquest
and destruction.”
The intention of free men, he
said, is to preserve their institu
tions by peaceful means but his
tory has proved that “if we must,
we will fight for them.”
“We must hope and strive for
the best while we prepare for the
worst,” he declared in a speech
delivered from his office to the
National Council of Churches of
Christ in America, meeting at
Cleveland, and broadcast by radio
and television. He had cancelled
plans to go to Cleveland because
of the crisis.
Acheson himself called for the
arms speedup which appeared to
be in the making. Declaring that
the only test of defense prepara
tions is whether they are adequate
to meet the danger the free world
faces, he said:
“So measured, the defense ef-1
PLANS FOR COMMUNITY
CHRISTMAS TREE ON WAY
Plans are getting under way for
the annual Community Christmas
Tree celebration which has been
held in the school for many years
and has become a traditional part
of the Christmas season here.
Last year’s chairman, Ted Duf
field, reports that last year’s com
mittee raised $812.53 to which was
added $314.01 left overfrom 1948.
The total of $1126.54 was spent on
last year’s celebration.
He stated that the report of the
committees would be turned over
to Clement Boucher, Arctic Club
president who will be this year’s
chairman and who will announce
the annual meeting soon.
Percy Ipalook, recently-elected
Senator from Wales, who is now
making his home in Kotzebue, is
in town for a few days and a
guest at the Polaris where he
stated he is anxious to contact as
many people as he can and dis
cuss with them the many things to
come before the legislature.
He said that he felt that now the
election was over party factions
should be forgotten and all should
pull together to accomplish as
much as possible for the good of
the Second Division.
forts of the United States and
other free nations are inadequate.”
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