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"Now don’t give me that 'out of gas' line! I know
two gallons go as far as three used to!”
Neck and neck in the race for progress, auto makers
and the oil industry have developed improvements
that make 2 gallons of gasoline today do the work
that took 3 back in 1925. You get the benefits.
Your Progress and Oil Progress Go Hand in Hand
Oil Progress Week — Oct. 12 to 18
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
plans ahead to serve you better
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HERE ARE YOUR
VOTE
•BOB” BARTLETT
For Delegate to Congress
NEIL MOORE
For Auditor ^
GERALD WILLIAMS
", For Attorney General
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Birth Control Pills
Reported Effective
On Humans Tested
WASHINGTON, f/P)—A Boston
doctor’s report of successful use
of birth control pills on humans
has elicited varying reactions
from prominent clergymen of the
Roman Catholic and Methodist
churches.
Dr. Benjamin Sieve reported in
the technical journal “Science”
that 298 married couples had ex
perienced complete lack of fer
tility during periods ranging from
three to 30 months while taking
the pills at breakfast, lunch and
dinner — and that some are still
taking them.
But the Boston researcher em
phasized that the drug—previous
ly used to control bleeding—does
not produce permanent sterility.
He said 220 of the women have
had a baby or have become preg
nant after they and their hus
banks quit taking the pills.
The Rev. Francis J. Connell, a
Redemptionist priest and dean of
Sacred Theology at the Catholic
University of America, was asked
to comment on the report. He de
clared any use of such pills with
the “direct intent of preventing
conception would be a violation
of the divine law according to
Catholic interpretation of God’s
law.
“This is because a substance
taken orally with the direct in
tent to prevent birth in no way
] differs from any other means of
I unnatural contraception,” he said.
! Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam,
i Bishop of Washington, D.C., area
j of the Methodist Church, also
I asked to comment, said:
“It is in accord with the moral
| law to plan properly for the com
| ing of children. This discovery
J may enable mothers to space their
| children with due regard 1 for
! health, education and service to
society. The discovery is to be
: commended, not condemned . . .”
VOTERS
BEWARE!
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The Republicans started this
campaign with smear tactics and
half truths and we understand are
closing their campaign in like
manner.
Unfair, unfounded, last-minute
press releases that deprive us of an
opportunity to answer, should be
evidence to the voters of the unfit
ness for office of those responsible
for such tactics.
Democratic
Divisional
Committee
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BANK OF ALASKA
NOME ALASKA
Re-elect
FRANK A. METCALF *
for
Territorial Highway Engineer
October 14, 1952
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
FOR THEM
FRANK METCALF CHARLES FAGERSTROM
For Highway Engineer
JAMES K. WELLS
DWARD ANDERSON
HOWARD LYNG TED DUFFIELD
For Senators For Representatives
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