Trade Fair Ship To Show
U S. Products on Voyage
To 32 Foreign Nations
By JACK LEFLER
NEW YORK _ — A ship will
sail out of New York harbor Nov.
21, carrying exhibits from major
US. industries to 32 countries.
It will be named the Trade-fair
and its purpose will be to promote
trade between the United States
and the countries it visits.
The $ 10-million vessel has gov
ernment support but is privately
financed.
Rear Adm. John H. Morrill. Ret .
president of the First United States
World Trade Fair Ship, Inc., said
of the project:
“We believe that world peace
and understanding among nations
can best be achieved through per
sonal contacts between peoples of
the world and that this ship is one
means by which closer social and
business meetings can be made
possible.”
The itinerary includes London,
Rotterdam. Hamburg, Marseilles,
Bombay, Genoa, Singapore, Hong
Kong, Tokyo, Sidney, Manila.
Capetown and Buenos Aires.
Morrill said about one million
trade buyers are expected to view
the exhibits each year.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
You Ain't Lived . . .
If You Haven’t
Heard "PEANUTS’’
The
Board of Trade
Rocky Woos Labor
KIAMESHA LAKE, N. Y. —
New York Governor Nelson Rock
efeller sought labor’s support Sat
urday. and assailed President Ken
nedy's record on national employ
ment.
The New York governor used
these familiar words:
"We must get the nation moving
again — with vigor.”
That was President Kennedy’s
trademark phrase in his 1960 cam
paign for President.
Rockefeller spoke to about 2,000
delegates to the Sixth Annual Con
vention of the New York State
AFL-CIO at Kiamesha Lake.
Rockefeller praised his own
state administration accomplish
ments in promoting the investment
of $9 million in industrial expan
sion. He added:
"But what is done at the na
tional level is more important for
the future of our nation.”
Without referring to President
Kennedy bv name, Rockefeller said
the national administration had es
tablished as its goal a five per cent
growth rate and no more than
four per cent unemployment.
But today, he asserted, the na
tional growth rate is three and
two-tenths per cent and the na
tional unemployment rate is five
and one-half per cent, or four mil
lion workers out of jobs.
If this continues, he said, there
will be nine million, or eleven
per cent, unemployment by 1967.
Rockefeller was applauded by his
generally Democratic audience
when he attacked Sen. Barry Gold- |
water for Goldwater’s stand on
right-to-work laws.
Without using Goldwater’s name,
Rockefeller said:
i “There are some in the Repub
lican Party who favor right-to
work laws.
“I am against right-to-work laws
and I always have been.”
For Packing, Painting or Puppies
For Sale at the Nugget
NOTICE
Sales Tax Reports on retail sales
and services for the quarter ending
September 30, 1963, must be in
the City Clerk's Office by Thurs
day, October 31st.
—ROBERT F. SCOTT
City Clerk
Pub.: Oct. 25, 28, 30.
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The Innocents' Is
Halloween Midnite Chiller
At Nomerama Theater
Jack Clayton, who did such a
masterful job of direction on the
j award-winning “Room At Tnc
1 Top,” has taken Henry James
i classic of eerie suspense, "The
| Turn of The Screw,” and fashioned
a macabre chiller entitled “The
! Innocents.’ The 20th Century-Fox
j ghostly drama stars Deborah Kerr
I and will be shown at the Nome
rama Theater at Midnight on Hal
loween, Thursday, Oct. 31.
! Dealing with the intriguing
I question as to whether the souls j
of the dead can return to possess
the minds of the living. “The In
nocents” draws the viewer into
a maze of unknown fears and
leave him gasping for breath and
possibly doubting his own sanity.
Miss Kerr carries the only star
ring role and is on the screen 90
of the film’s 99 minutes. She con
siders this role ‘‘the most challeng
ing of her career.”
I
ROMNEY BOWS OUT
OF PRESIDENTIAL RACE
LANSING, Mich. ft — Michi
gan Governor George Romney
said today he has no intention of
seeking national office in 1964. He
added that a published report quot
ing him as saying “I haven’t made
up my mind” was incorrect.
Romney told newsmen the re
mark applies to his position on
whether to run for re-election as
governor next year. He said:
“I have not made up my mind
about Michigan but I am holding
myself in a flexible position.”
JUNEAU M — Gov. William A.
Egan today proclaimed the month
of November as “Join the National
Guard Month” in Alaska.
In Argentina it is reported to be
illegal to accept tips. <But nobody j
seems to have told the waiters.)
CITY COUNCIL
MEETING TONIGHT
8:00 P.M. — CITY HALL
“LET’S TELL EVERYBODY” —
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subscription, $4 a year for each
additional year or subscription
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at Unalakleet and other villages
not now covered by reporters.
Write — Nome Nugget, Box 66,
Nome.
MODERN, furnished, efficiency
apartment for rent. Call 2503.
tfc
FOR SALE — Two month old
Beagle pups, eligible for regis
tration. $35 each plus freight.
Write Richard Blodgett, Teller
Commercial Company, Teller.
131c
FOR SALE — Furnished house on
3rd. Water system, tub bath, re
frigerator. Flamo range and
water heater. Easy to heat and
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PERSONAL — Margaret: Come
back. P-TA needs active grand
mothers like you.—Jim. c
NOMERAMA THEATER
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SBC
at
T O N I G II T
FIRST SHOW 7:15 SECOND SHOW 9:30
MR. HOBBS TAKES A VACATION
JAMES STEWART it MAUREEN O HARA
JOHN SAXON ★ MARIE WILSON
HELD OVER TUESDAY — ONE SHOW ONLY — STARTS 7:15
MIDNIGHT SHOW
HALLOWEEN
THE INNOCENTS
DEBORAH KERR
PETER WYNGARDE MICHAEL REDGRAVE
with
PAMELA FRANKLIN — MARTIN STEPHENS
(As The Innocents)
Some say tie are a fly by night outfit.
This is only partly true — we fly hy day too.
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