German Demands
Equality For Ger
pian Army Units
STRASBOURG, France, (/P) —
Karl Mommer, German Socialist,
demanded complete equality with
other nations as the price of par
ticipation in joint Western Euro
pean defense at the General Af
fairs committee of the European
► consultative Assembly today.
Persons present at the closed
committee session of the unoffi
cial parliament said Mommer as
serted Western Germany must
have complete political, economic
and military equality within a
real Europeon organization before!
she could contribute manpower to
defense.
These informants explai n e d
that by millitary equality he
meant equal footing with those of
* other nations, though not neces
sarily in equal numbers.
He declared “we want Europe
defended on the Elbe, not on the
Rhine. We do not want Germany
to become a scorched earth.”
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CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
The NWA Chamber of Com
merce met yesterday noon with
Arvo Saario, president, calling
the meeting to order.
Dewey Goodrich moved that the
Chamber endorse the statement
of the City Clerk which was pub
lished in the Nugget in relation to
the Sales Tax as it will give the
city the opportunity to get im
provements and meet necessary
school expenses on a pay-as-we
build basis.
The defense committee report
ed an overload of work although
progress was being made, accord
ing to chairman Ted Duffield.
Two more members were added
to the committee, James McLain
and G. D. Hurlbert and the group
plans to meet tonight.
Secretary A. Polet reported on
his trip to Anchorage, Kodiak and
Homer and Fairbanks in relation
to the All Alaska Tourist Assn.,
t
for which he was a delegate.
As a result of all the meetings1
held under the Alaska Development!
board, he stated that a committee I
was elected to serve as a board of i
directors an dthat officers would
be elected at a meeting in Juneau
in February. The name chosen
was Alaska Visitors Assn. The
Board named nine objectives
which were published last week
by the Nugget in addition to which
they will be raising funds to be i
matched by the Territory solely i
for national publicity.
All members of the board have
been paying their own expenses
and agreed to do so on the trip
to Juneau.
to Juneau. They are A. Polet, Paul
Greimann, Chuck West, Phil John
Thanksgiving Day
Services In Nome
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from his station at Elmendorf
Field, Fort Richardson, to be the
speaker at this service, to which
all the personnel of Marks Air
Force Base are cordially invited.
The senior choir of the church
will sing an anthem of Thanks
giving, and the congregation will
share in prayers, scripture, and
hymns of Thanksgiving. This
service is to be at 10:30 a.m.
The chaplain is to be the speak
er on the regular Morning Devo
tion program at 9:15 that morning,
over Marks Air Base radio station.
At 3:00 p.m., there is to be an
half-hour broadcast sponsored by
The Nome Ministerial Ass’n, from
the studio of the radio station
which will be directed by Rev.
Paul Carlson, who will also be the
speaker.
The Nome Gospel Mission, who
are not having special services on
Thanksgiving at their church have
been invited to co-operate in the
community service.
The Lavinia Wallace Young
Mission is holding their annual
Thanksgiving Day feast at the
clubhouse at 5:30 p.m.,.with the
Sisterhood assisting Miss McCoy.
While the planes have been
son, Henry Cuffell, Russell Swank,
Wm. Boardman, Don Pettygrew,
Carl Heinmiller, Fred Dunn, O. F.
Benecks and Royal O’Reilly.
They are also working on plans
for a suitable emblem to' be used
as sticker, badge, button, etc. A
totem pole was suggested at the
meeting, Mr. Polet stated, but ob
jected to as it was not symbolic of
the Territory as a whole.
i helping the turkies fly into Nome
for many of cfur tables, at this
feast, seal meat, walrus meat, Es
kimo ice cream and local berries
will be features. Following the
feast there will be a religious
| sound film and a Thanksgiving
prayer service.
The servicemen are being in
vited to share a meal in the homes
of Nome. Business will have come
to a respectful pause, and the of
fices of the town will be closed.
The school, rated by the Territo
rial Board of Education as one of
the 'best in the Territory, will join
all the rest in the nation in ack
SELECTIVE SERVICE BOARD
INDUCTS SEVEN /
The local Bocird of the Selective
I Service met last evening and the
following registrants were an
nounced os inducted:
Elw6ok Atouik of Kotzebue;
Lee Woods of Candle; Robert
Be/nhardt of Anchorage; Leo Gef
fe of Kiana; Bernard Wheeler of
Nome; Ransom Bradley and
Naam Soxie of Unalakleet.
i
nowledging a day of high import
ance in our democratic way of
life.
WE KNOW WHICH PIECE WE’LL GET
when ordering for Thanksgiving
don’t forget cartons of Coke
.
BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY
NOME BEVERAGE CO., Nome Alaska
© 1950, The Coca-Cola Company
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