Communication
The Nome Nugget,
Dear Sirs:
In an article appearing in a re
cent issue of “The Nome Nugget,”
concerning me and my back
ground, a statement appeared in
a recent issue which I, in all fair
ness, think should be corrected.
This statement is not a retrac
tion of the other, which essential
ly was correct. However, a state
ment was made that might prove
misleading, and it is my desire to
make the correction.
The statement referred to my
spending “several years in the
Franciscan Schools doing prepara
tory for the Jesuit Priesthood.
Most of us know the two Orders
are separate, yet it is not too un
common in practice to find young
men training in Vocational Boys
Schools in one Order with the in
tention of finishing in another Or
der.
I never stated that I had actu
ally studied in the Jesuit Order,
but that my preliminary training
in the Franciscan Order was to be
carried over into the Jesuit Order
as planned by my pastor and par
ents. This can be proven by tran
Girl Scout News
The Girl Scouts are busy stuff
ing dolls this week for our bazaar.
We have had fun learning how to
sew aprons under the guidance of
! Mrs. C. F. Yenney, Mrs. Ben
Hyndman, and Mrs. Carl Glavino
cich in the home of Mrs. Robert
Long. They are all very capable
seamstresses and we appreciate
their help in laying out and cut
ting the patterns.
Kay Coulthard, Scribe.
scripts and diplomas, also by liv
ing . witnesses.
There never was any malicious
intent to capitalize on my back
ground. I wish all to know my
only and supreme motive in life is
in bringing people to Christ, that
they might live clean, moral lives
in contact with the living God,
; thereby making better citizens,
and prepared to meet the Judg
ments of a living, and Almighty
God.
My life is an open book, I have
nothing to hide or be ashamed of,
I shall be happy to answer all
sincere questions for those who
wish to know more concerning
this matter.
M. R. KORODY.
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