“Know Ye The Truth
And the Truth will make you free”
The Anchorage Times, a Republican newspaper, published at
| Anchorage, Alaska, in its issue of September 26, 1952, reporting
the debate held at Wasilla, Alaska, the previous day between
Mr. Bob Reeve and Delegate Bartlett, stated in part:
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“Delegate Bartlett was accused of representing the
Imperial Japanese government and the Russian govern
u ment by his Republican opponent Bob Reeves, in last
night’s heralded debate.
“Reeve repeated his campaign statements on the Japa
nese stealing American salmon and the Russians exporting
furs to the United States.
“Bartlett pointed out that the Japanese treaty
granted the Japanese fishing rights in wraters west of the
175th meridian, that John Foster Dulles, the great Re
publican policy maker had drawn up the treaty, and not
one member of the United States Senate voted against it.
Furthermore, that official records showed there had been
no violations of the treaty.”
We would like to remind the voters that there are 45 Repub
lican members in the United States Senate. Not one of whom voted
; against the Japanese treaty which Mr. Reeve is so violently at- ^
l tacking in all his sensational literature delivered to your doors and jj
published in the press. Are we to believe that Mr. Reeve is possessed
; of superior qualifications in statesmanship in comparison with all
| members of the United States Senate?
i Wild, reckless, unfounded and unwarranted statements never
S won a debate and WILL NOT WIN THIS ELECTION !
RE-ELECT BOB BARTLETT
W ho lias served liis constituents in Alaska
l^^^^ably^aithfull^intelligentJlyandefficientl^^^^^
Rita and Aly Kahn
Split Up Again I
PARIS, (jP)—Rita and Aly have
split up again.
The Hollywood actress, Rita
Hayworth, left the home of her
husband, Prince Aly Kahn, where
she had been staying more than
a week and moved into a plush
Paris hotel.
The reason for the newest
breakup — which happened two
days ago — was a mystery. Rita
issued a statement through her
lawyer, but it gave no clear rea
son why she moved out.
When she came to Paris two
weeks ago, she went straight to
the Neuilly home of her husband,
against whom she has filed di
vorce proceedings.
They were seen together often
afterwards in restaurants and
night clubs. ,
Triple Funeral For Father. Killed
In Korea, Twins He Never Saw
ONTARIO, Calif., (/P) — Mrs.
Wilma Jean Dugan, 21, plans a
triple funeral next month for her
husband, Ralph, 28, killed in
Korea and their twin daughters
he never saw.
The daughters died within 36
hours of their premature birth
Sept. 26. Several days later Mrs.
Dugan was notified that her hus
band, Lt Ralph E. Dugan, was
killed in Korea, Sept. 21.
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$310,886 Due From Alaska
Racketeers in Back Income
Taxes and Penalties
WASHINGTON, (JP) — A Fed
eral investigation shows at least
$310<886 due from Alaska racket
eers in back income taxes and
penalties.
The Internal Revenue Bureau
disclosed the figures.
More than 1,200 agents have
been assigned to special racket
squads throughout the country to
try to extract every dollar pos
sible in taxes on illegal income.
James Guthrie, acting chief of
the racket squad, said investiga
tion of 20 cases in Alaska during
the year ended last June 30 re
sulted in additional tax assess
ments and penalties being recom
mended against 5. Agents re
ported the others apparently had
filed correct returns No names
were given.
The investigators recommended
prosecution in no cases.
Rackets investigated in Alaska,
with the number of cases and the
total of recommended assess
ments and penalties, follow:
Slot machines, 4, $2,361; other
gambling, 12, $255,947; prostitu
tion, 2, $52,577.
Tea Rationing Ends In Britain
LONDON, (jfP)— Tea came off
the ration in Britain today for
the first, time since July, 1940.
Stores said there was no' rush
to buy.
Nome Directory
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Thursday Luncheon
Boyd Harwood, Pres.
George Bayer, Secy.
Alaska Chapter No. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Dorothy Young
Rosa B. Hagen W
Worthy Matron
Secretary
Meetings 1st and 3rd Mondays
HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court House Is Opposite Us
Phone Main 40
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
1 Meets First and
Third Thursday
each month
WILL M. GILLIS, W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWIS, Secy.
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets
EVERY TUESDAY NOON
Larry Galvin, President
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