ANCHORAGE TIMES SUED FOR
$50,000; OBJECTED TO
AlcGILL TERM
It will take $50,000, lawful money
of the United States, in hand paid
to scoth the injured leelings of
Territorial Senator Arthur Frame,
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if the Third Division, according to
a complaint served on the Anchor
age T.ines 'oy Attorney J. L. Waller |
of Anchorage. Mr. Frame alleges |
r.hat he was scandalously libeled |
bv the Times when it printed on j
I October 3. a lengthy article signed j
jnv Jo" McGill, and purporting to j
jhp a reoly to observations made by
'the delegate to McGill’s interest in
I the fisheries question.
Mr. Frame claims that he was
libeled by a reference to his hav
ing introduced the delegate at a.
'political meeting held in Anchor
age, of which the delegate to con
g:eSo waxed eloquent in castiga
tion of the motivating spirit back
of Mr. McGill’s antipathy for the
nresent encumbent of the dele
gateship. These remarks of the
relegate hit McGill’s Irish amid
ship, and being Irish everyone ex
pected him to pick up the dele
;gate’s gauntlet and return it with
|interest. He did: a full page of it.
jTt was one of the highlights of the
j'.ampsign, and smattered of the j
!good old day when the aspirants!
;'.or political honors pulled off
heir coats, mounted a nearby i
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America, shown in the above diagram. . At Riverhead L. I., short wave signals
are picked up by a multiple antenna (upper right) leading to the tempor
ary laboratory (lower right). From There they go to the N B C studios,
where, at lower left, Dr. Alfred N. Gol dsruth (left), vice president of the
RCA. and 0. B.Kanson, NBC manager of plant operations, are seen plugging
Riverhead into the coast-to-coast net- work.
stump rolled up their sleeves and
turned on fhe super-anodyne arr -
plifier on a 500-watt short wavs
length and let got both barrels.
ONE CASUALITY
It was expected, like all political
heavy artillery engagements, that
‘here would h
Mr. Frame claims to have been
within range of McGill’s barrage,
and got at lea t $50 000 worth of
his heavy hardware in a tender
spot.
Speaking of the libel suit, McGill
treated it more as a joke than a
matter for serious consideration:
T onlv referred to Frame as hav
ing introduced the delegate at the
meeting where the delegate made
memarkf about me. I signed the I
■ 'tcry, which appeared in the
[Times as advertising. I am not
|at all worried as to the ultimate
I result. If what was raid about j
Senator Frame and the delegate
is libelous, then the delegate owes
President Hoover and Heruy
O'Malley about $100,000,000 worth
redress.”
MAGE HIM PEEVISH
The particular part of McGill’s
article which makes Senator
Frame peevish includes the follow
ing: ‘Tony Dimond, whom he (the
delegate) admitted is a fine, up
right honorable man, but who
had the arrogance to run for sen
ator last year against the dele
gate’s official introducer, Arthur
Frame was also described as a
playmate and confederate of those
seeking to wreck the Territory.
(Continued on Page Seven)
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