86 PROOF . THE OLD HERMITAGE
COMPANY. FRANKFORT. KENTUCKY
If ice is subjected to great
pressure it can be made heavier
than water.
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Agriculture Dept. Holds
j Another Potato Shortage
Next Spring Possible
WASHINGTON, (/P) — There
may be another potato shortage
next spring, the Agriculture De
partment said Tuesday.
Basing its outlook on the Sept.
1 crop report, the department said
for 1953 as a whole, however,
farmers probably will produce
more potatoes and other fresh
market crops than in 1952 if the
weather is average or better.
It added that supply and de
mand prospects indicate prices
will average slightly below this
year’s levels.
The report noted that through
out the first nine months of 1952
i potato supplies have been gener
| ally short and priced near or
! above record levels.
A seasonal drop in potato prices
is expected when the 1952 late
crop begins to move in volume,
the report added.
Anti-Communist Chinese Kill
130 Russians in Past 3 Years
HONG KONG, (^-Anti-Com
munist Chinese in Kwangtung
province of Red China have killed
at least 130 Russians in the past
three years, the independent
■ newspaper Sing Tao Jih Pao re
j ported Monday.
In a dispatch from Canton the
I paper said the Russians were in
! structors, engineers, doctors and
j technicians assigned to various
1 Communist Party organizations in
| South China.
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RE - ELECT
HOWARD LYNG
to the
TERRITORIAL SENATE
Democratic Ticket
He has represented the Second Division in Alaska's Legis
lature for 12 years—6 years in the House of Representatives
—and 6 years in the Senate.
He has worked always for progressive, forward-looking
legislation.
His earnest efforts contributed toward the enactment of
such highly beneficial legislation as the establishment and • j
maintenance at a high level over the years, of the Dept, of
Mines, Dept, of Labor, Dept, of Health, Dept, of Aviation, Dept,
of Public Welfare, Old Age Pensions, Child Welfare, Aid to 5
Dependent Children and Mothers, Aid to the Blind, Juvenile
Code, Social Security, Unemployment Compensation, Civil
Rights, Veterans Loans and Bonus Acts, Alaska Territorial
Guard, and Alaska National Guard Acts, Territorial Federal
Housing Act, Alaska Development Board, Alaska Visitors (Tour
ist) Association, Seal Bounties, and the building of air fields
to serve many of the towns and villages throughout the Second
Division. <
Senator Lyng, five years ago, secured from the Territorial
Government, free of charge, the buildings that house the Arctic
Native Brotherhood club and shop, and the Nome American
Legion post.
He has long been the principal legislative spokesman for
the needs and requirements of the Second Division.
As the senior member of the Alaska Legislature, Senator
Lyng's words and advice, based on long experience and proven
ability, carry great weight in both Houses of the Alaska
Legislature.
Re-elect Alaska-born and raised Senator Howard Lyng of
Nome and reiain the services of this able, conscientious, and
highly respected member of the Alaska Legislature.
He Stands for Clean, Efficient Alaskan Government
GENERAL ELECTION
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1952
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Re-elect
FRANK A. METCALF
for
Territorial Highway Engineer
October 14, 1952
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