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Bomber Crashes, 4 Dead,
In Maine Takeoff
LIMESTONE, Maine, UP) — A
B-47 medium range jet bomber
crashed and burned during take
off for Florida from Loring Air
Force Base Saturday, killing all
four men aboard.
The bomber crashed in a swam
py and heavily wooded area.
Ten Reindeer Escort
Santa In Chicago
CHICAGO, — Ten live rein
deer provided a fitting escort for
a float-riding Santa Clause Satur
day in a mile-long parade formal
ly opening the Christmas season
on State St., Chicago’s main busi
ness thoroughfare.
Friday night, the street’s
Christmas decorations were
lighted for the first time.
French Battle Rebels
In Algerian Fighting
ALGIERS, UPi — A big battle
between French forces and well
armed Algerian Nationalist rebels
continued into its fifth day in an
area 30 miles southeast of Algiers
Saturday.
The French Army claimed 150
rebels had been killed in that
battle and 121 killed in other
actions.
ERNEST GRUENING STANDS FOR
A ROAD PROGRAM
Connecting all cities
and towns in Alaska;
Low freight rates too
PUBLIC POWER
Through federal dams
which would never come
under the Republicans
JOBS
With sound industrial
development aided V
federal projects
AIRFIELDS
For the jet age; For
airport aid, such as
was vetoed by Ike
RIVER & HARBOR WORK
For fishermen, boatmen
and to control floods
in our valleys
SOUND FINANCES
To attract industry
and keep tax rates
low for the people
PUBLIC WORKS
To develop Alaska and
provide jobs where
unemployment now runs
v at twice national average
CIVIL RIGHTS
, On basis: o£ equality
he has, always upheld
lor our Alaska
DEFENSE
For America through
sound foreign policy
and Alaska strength
HEALTH, EDUCATION,
WELFARE
Exemplified by his
unparalleled success
in promoting them
DEVELOPMENT
Especially in areas
hurt by recent veto of
depressed areas bill
BETTER HOUSING
GOP is pledged to
reduction in FNMA
mortgage purchase
CONTROL OF RESOURCES
By the people of
Alaska; Against fish
traps for 19 years
SUCCESS FOR STATEHOOD
As an acknowledged
leader in the fight for
statehood, he is determined
to make it work !
ELECT THE MAN WITH A PROGRAM, WHO WILL TRULY
REPRESENT YOU AND YOUR BEST INTERESTS IN THE
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, WHO HAS THE
EXPERIENCE AND THE ABILITY TO GET RESULTS . . .
m ERNEST GRUENING, democrat
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U. S. Flag Still
Absent From
Virginia’s Capitol
RICHMOND, Va., UP) — The con
troversy over the flag that
doesn’t fly atop Virginia’s State
Capitol continued unabated Sat
urday. Enough breeze had been
shipped up by conversation alone
to keep both Old Glory and the
state ensign fluttering, but only
the blue Virginia flag was there
to wave.
The stately Capitol has only
one high flagpole and, on orders
of Governor J. Lindsay Almond
"Jr., the Virginia ensign now flies
there alone. The Stars and Stripes
won’t go back up until another
flagpole is erected. The best
guesses are that this will take
several months.
The Governor — who says he
loves and respects the national
flag as much as anybody — came
in for about equal amounts of
applause and boo’s for his deci
sion to give the state flag the
only spaee available.
The State Flag Chairman of the
Daughters of the American Rev
olution charged that Almond had
dishonored the flag of the United
States. Miss Eva Tatum of Clifton
Forge, Va., said she was “very
much surprised.”
“Put the flag back,” said a tele
gram from Norfolk. “Unwarran
ted,” said another frof Arling
ton. “Shameful and repugnant,”
said a third from Providence,
R. I., and three Virginia Beach
women wired: “Raise Old Glory.”
But from Baton Rouge, La.,
came a telegram that said: “I
glory in your spunk . . . Keep the
flag down until 1960.” A message
from West Palm Beach told Al
mond: Again you have proven to
be the trembling South’s only
leader.” It was signed “Robert E.
Lee’s Ghost.”
Almond himself merely reiter
ated that the decision to fly only
the state flag, with its Latin mot
to, “Sic Semper Tyrannis,” (Ever
Thus to Tyrants) had -no connec
tion with the state’s tights fuss
generated by the crisis over school
integration.
Ketchikan Logger
Held In Seattle
On Attack Charge
SEATTLE, up — A 25-year-old
Ketchikan logger was arrested
here Friday on a charge of as
saulting a Thurston County house
wife.
Bail for Willis L. Porter was
set at $100,000 by Judge Charles
T. Wright, Thurston County Su
perior Judge.
Sheriff Clarem Van Allen said
Porter was charged with forcing
the housewife to submit to him
Tuesday when he threatened her
and her infant with a knife in her
home near Black Lake, five miles
southwest of Olympia.
Porter also was accused of tak
ing $20 and an automobile from
the woman. The car was found
abandoned later in the day in
Olympia.
There was no explanation for
the high bail.
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