Booming Business Seen
For Fall and Winter
By STANLEY JAMES
WASHINGTON, (/P)—Signs are
pointing to a hustling business
boom this fall and winter 'and
some goods may be in short sup
ply, temporarily, in this period.
Automobile manufacturers are
scheduling record production for
the last quarter of the year, tele
vision set producers say they al
ready are unable to meet ddmand
for some of the lower priced
models, and manufacturers of
many other hard goods are ex
pecting a boom season to begin
soon.
There is little prospect for long
term shortages developing since
the supply of metal has only re
cently been guaranteed, and since
the tightest period of squeeze
caused by the rearmament effort
has not passed. On the other hand
in such fields as television, in
which new stations are bringing
new viewers into the market,
some shortages could turn up. If
consumers do not begin a wave of
shortage - inspired buying, they
will be able to get what they
want after only a short wait, at
a regular price. If they begin a
real buying spree too eagerly,
they may run prices up.
Buying power is high at the
Raspberry. No, Umpire Sherbet
Featured Since World Series
PHILADELPHIA, <jP) — The
dining room of a downtown hotel
has been listing “Umpire Sher
bet” on its menus since the World
Series began.
Turns out the sherbet is rasp
berry.
Try New Fund Raising Scheme
WASHINGTON, <ff) — A new
type of fund-raising drive will be
started by the Democratic Nation
al Finance Committee Wednesday.
Thousands of volunteer solici
tors will set out to try to obtain
five contributions of $5 each to
ward the 1952 campaign.
moment. The armed services have
just received a raise. Millions are
just getting larger social security
checks. Labor wage increases
have been granted recently to
many workers, and employment
is at record levels. In addition,
figures show that the average
American has more money saved
today than he has accumulated in
many years. This may be the time
some o’f it is spent.
No decline in government is
seen for at least a year. The De
fense Department is actually
going to spend more money next
year than this.
VOTE REPUBLICAN!
CHAS. D. JONES
Candidate for Senator
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Fellow Alaskans:
In asking for your vote
end support in the com
ing election Oct. 14, 1952,
I submit the following
for your consideration:
I believe that from my
life in Alaska; from my
record in the Legislature
in voting for measures
for the best interest of
all of us; from my knowl
edge of the conditions
now confronting us and
from my reputation for
honesty and fair dealing; that I have demonstrated my ability
to represent you.
I am a Republican because I believe in the Individual and
his right to what he produces, subject only to the rights of
others; a government of laws, not men; and of such taxes which
are necessary to efficiently carry on our governmental functions
—but a just and representative government.
I will serve you honestly and will, at all times, be gov
erned by the necessity for and effect of all measures introduced.
I solicit your support for the entire Republican Ticket so
as to be able to pass measures which the Republicans believe
to be for the best interests of all of us.
With abiding faith in the future of our country and that
we may all prosper with it. again solociting your vote and
support. Very sincerely yours,
CHAS. D. JONES
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AN ALASKAN REPUBLICAN
NOT A CARPETBAGGER,
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That Nomeites and other Eskimos of this Second Division should recall just
how bureaucratic control by Democrats in Juneau denied the people of this division,
over a long period of months, the services of a Territorial Nurse, the services of
Public Welfare Workers, the services of a United States District Attorney, the
services of 4 Federal Judge. Democrats should recall the statement made by George
Sundborg, for years the governor's top adviser, that if you do not vote right certain,
needed services will be denied. Well taken. Second Division people were without
these actually needed servics. Do you desire another long period of this sort of
' Territorial Government?
Take another peep at federal control: A federal bureau located in Juneau
and Seattle and Washington has actually taken over Nome's, and other settlements
of this division's maritime freight delivery. The commercially operated steamship
company is actually forced to come to Bering Sea and Arctic Ocean ports with
half or less of a full cargo—one reason why freight rates advance and may advance
further if this company is to continue to serve this area. The federal and present
Territorial Government, wholly dominated by Democrats, forced and continue to
force this existing condition upon all people of Alaska, especially the people of this
Second Division, by operating a bureaucratic-conlrolled steamship service, the MS
North Star. It appears Democrats want most of all to control the steamship services
and force private enterprise from serving Alaskans, a people who want to be free
and independent. But politically • controlled carpetbaggers are slowly but surely
forcing Socialism upon the Territory.
Are Alaskans, especially Second Division voters, to stand for this kind of
life to be forced upon us? If you truly believe in private enterprise and every?
freedom of citizenship, then—
VOTE REPUBLICAN — WIN WITH IKE
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