VOTE FOR
Charles E. Fagerstrom
Democrat
FOR TERRITORIAL REPRESENTATIVE
For Government by You,
THE PEOPLE OF THE TERRITORY
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Your Vote Will Be Appreciated
General Election October 14, 1952
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Senate Group Asks
Perjury Action for
P. Davies. Jr.
WASHINGTON, (JP)—’The Sen
ate Internal Security Sub-com
mittee said Saturday it was
“gravely concerned” because (1)
the Justice Department has not
token perjury action against John
P. Davies Jr., and (2) he continues
to hold an important government
post.
In a letter to Attv.-Gen. Mc
Granery, the subcommittee re
quested that Yie advise Chairman
MeCarran (D-Nev) of the Justice
Department’s “position and in
tentions in this matter.”
Involved in the case is a mys
tery - shrouded operation of the
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA1,
the government’s top counter
espionage organization, and the
part played in it by Davies, a
senior State Department official.
The subcommittee’s letter to
McGranery indicated the mem
bers feel that undisclosed evi
dence in the case should be made
public now that Gen. Walter Be
dell Smith, the CIA director, has
said Communist agents may have
infiltrated a 11 federal security
agencies.
“In our judgment,” the sub
committee wrote, “The national
security issue involved outweighs
Costello Starts 18 Months
In Atlanta Penitentiary
ATLANTA, Ga., (IP)—Big shot
New York gambler Frank Costel
lo' became a number Saturday at
the Atlanta penitentiary.
Costello arrived Friday to begin
an 18-month term for contempt
of Congress in refusing to an
swer questions before the Senate
Crime Committee.
One of First Movie Actors Dies
PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif.,
(IP) — Jack Conway, 65, who'
played the lead in what is be
lieved to be Hollywood’s first
movie—“Her Indian Hero"—died
yesterday of a pulmonary ail
ment.
the narrower interest of any one
particular agency.”
The subcommittee charged in
a report to the Senate on July 2
that Davis testified falsely “in de
nying that he recommended the
CIA employ, utilize and rely upon
certain individuals having Com
munist associations and connec
tions.”
Davies, now deputy political
adviser to U.S. authorities in west
Germany, denied it, but the sub
committee report recommended
the Justice Department submit to
a grand jury the question of
whether he had committed per
1 jury.
"What do you mean—the oil industry has developed
something besides grease to keep a car quiet?”
Everything from adhesive on tape to the fibers of your
finest stockings now comes from petroleum. Standard
alone makes more than 1100 petroleum products
from the same kinds of crude that used to produce
, only a dozen or so. That’s progress!
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
WEATHER FORECAST
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Compiled by the
Cloudy with light, moderate
rain tonight and Tuesday. SE
winds 20-25 mph with gusts of
35 tonight, decreasing Tuesday to
15-20 mph. Lowest temperature
expected tonight 35, high Tue. 40.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: Temperatures: high
36, low 26. Max. wind 17 mph
from the SSE. Sunrise at 6:47
a.m., sunset at 4:48 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 36, low 11. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 54 in 1923,
low 1 in 1927.
Other stations, 7 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow 24 Cloudy
Kotzebue ' ■ 28 Cloudy
Gambell 37 Cloudy
Nome 33 Cloudy
Unalakleet 25 Cloudy
Bethel 28 Cloudy
McGrath 30 Cloudy j
Anchorage 36 Cloudy j
Fairbanks 37 ^ Cloudy .
Whitehorse 32 Cloudy |
Edmonton 36 Cloudy j
Juneau 43 Cloudy j
Ketchikan 45 Cloudy j
Seattle 56 Cloudy !
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SAIGON, Indochina,'{/?) — The |
freighter Charles E. D-ant arrived ;
here Monday with the 200th ship
load of American military aid for
Indochina.
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Funeral and Wedding Orders
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RE - ELECT
HOWARD LY;NG
to the
TERRITORIAL SENATE
Democratic Ticket
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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
maintenance at a high level over the years, of the DepL of
Mines, Dept, of Labor, Dept, of Health, Dept, of Aviation. Dept,
of Public Welfare, Old Age Pensions, Child Welfare, Aid to
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 3oard, 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 I
Native Brotherhood club and shop, and the Nome American ij
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 retain 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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