“Know Ye The Truth '
• ' ' * ,
And the Truth will make you free”
The Anchorage Times, a Republican newspaper, published at
Anchorage, Alaska, in its issue of September 26, 1952, reporting
the debate held at Wasilla, Alaska, the previous day between
1 Mr. Bob Reeve and Delegate Bartlett, stated in part:
“Delegate Bartlett was accused of representing the
I Imperial Japanese government and the Russian govern
ment by his Republican opponent Bob Reeves, in last
j night’s heralded debate.
“Reeve repeated his campaign statements on the Japa
nese stealing American salmon and the Russians exporting
furs to the United States.
“Bartlett pointed out that the Japanese treaty I
granted the Japanese fishing rights in waters west of the
175th meridian, that John Foster Dulles, the great Re
publican policy maker had drawn up the treaty, and not
one member of the United States Senate voted against it.
Furthermore, that official records showed there had been
no violations of the treaty.”
We would like to remind the voters that there are 45 Repub
lican members in the United States Senate. Not one of whom voted
against the Japanese treaty which Mr. Reeve is so violently at
tacking in all his sensational literature delivered to your doors and
published in the press. Are we to believe that Mr. Reeve is possessed
of superior qualifications in statesmanship in comparison with all
members of the United States Senate?
Wild, reckless, unfounded and unwarranted statements never
won a debate and WTLL NOT WIN THIS ELECTION !
RE-ELECT BOB BARTLETT
W ho has served his constituents in Alaska
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FAIRBANKS SCHOOL FAVORS
ALASKA BONDING ITSELF
TO BUILD & REPAIR. SCHOOLS
FAIRBANKS, (JP) — The Fair
banks school board went on rec
ord Wednesday in favor of a ref
j erendum memoralizing Congress
to amend the Organic Act to per
mit the territory to bond itself
up to $12,500,000 for construction
and repair of territorial school
buildings.
— A REAL TREAT —
Orchestra at Bering Sea Club
— SATURDAY NIGHT —
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Army Issues Draft Call
For 47,000 Men in Dec.
WASHINGTON, (/P) — The
Army issued a draft call Thurs
day for 47,000 men in December.
This would bring to 1,154,430
the total draft since inductions
were resumed in September, 1950.
The Defense Department asked
Selective Service to deliver the
December quota during the first
two weeks of the month in order
to allow a maximum number of
servicemen to take advantage of
Christmas leave.
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“THOSE GOOD OLD DAYS”
The following interesting item
Is taken from Seattle P.I. of Sept. 30, 1952:
TWENTY YEARS AGO
September 30, 1932
“Mayor John F. Dore applies to Recon
struction Finance Corporation for $7,191,000
City Light and Water Loans to provide work
for unemployed.”
This was under the benevolent Republican
administration of one Herbert Hoover.
Are these the “GOOD OLD DAYS” that the
Republican Party of Alaska asks to people to
return to?
VOTE DEMOCRATIC!
Continue Full Employment and
Prosperity For All People!