The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-09-30

ancy, is in the same institution with Oscar Olson. He was bank examiner for the Territory of Alaska and served previous term in the peni- tentiary for embezzlement.
 Robert Atwood, western branch of the Gruening press, is a member of the statehood committee and of the executive committee which hired lobbyist Feltus. trust it has no political significance that Mrs. Evangeline Atwood was appointed by Gruening to the board of public welfare.
 And last but by no means least we have Warren Taylor, a member of the statehood committee and of the Feltus hiring executive commit tee. have previously referred to his fees from the veterans board
 There are also some people in Alaska who are neither fine nor up- right. There are also a few who are no longer in Alaska I have men, toned the case of Oscar G. Olson, former Democratic treasurer, who is now in the penitentiary. The only way to remedy this condition, ap- parently, is to make an absolutely clean sweep.
 The Democrats, have no doubt, will tell you that they have advo- cated low-cost housing for those in the lower income brackets. We'll, where is the low-cost housing?
 This has been more of report than a speech. For delivering it to you l can expect vilification, abuse and much adverse publicity But I say to you, know the truth and the truth shall make you free. What they say about me will not hurt me, and you will have the facts as I have them.
 The deplorable conditions I have related to you can be remedied. You have the power. You can go to the polls and you can get your friends to go to the polls. Your bal lot is secret and you are on an equal with all. If enough of us go and vote for good, reliable candidates, we will have new broom and we can make clean sweep of the cor ruption, malfeasance and misfeas- ance in our Territorial government.
 These men are the new broom to sweep the corruption, malfeasance and misfeasance out of the capitol at Juneau:
 For the Senate we have Elton E. Engstrom, born in Wrangell and a resident of Douglas and Juneau. He is in the fish brokerage business and has made a success of it, and he is family man with two sons. ask that you look over his record and I think that you will agree that in qualifications and ability he is far ahead of incumbent Senator Frank Peratrovich of Klawock. AS candidates for the House of Representatives the Republican Party has the following people from number of Southeast Alaska Con- munities:
 1 Mrs. Doris Barnes of Wrangell, former mayor of that city and the leading vote-getter in the last gen. eral election. She has served one term and is seeking reelection.
 Frank Johnson, of Rake, born in Alaska and has served two terms in the House.
 Waino Hendrickson, mayor of Ju- neau and very competent man in public affairs.
 Edward Locken, mayor of Peters burg and one of the foremost build CTS of that progressive community
 Ralph Bartholomew, Ketchikan businessman and widely experienced in civic affairs.
 J. s. MacKinnon of Juneau, graduate of Annapolis Naval Acad- emy and Navy Chief of Staff in Alaska during the last war.
 Clyde O. Peterson of Ketchikan, a veteran of World War II and a family man.
 M. L. McSpadden of Juneau, cold storage plant manager and widely known throughout this part of Alaska.
 In these hands I feel sure that your interests will be we'll protected and furthered.
 We have on the Territorial ticket Almer Peterson of Anchorage for Delegate to Congress and Henry Benson of Juneau for Labor Com missioner.
 This is crusade, fellow Republi- cans, Alaska Democrats, Indepen- dents and young men and women of Alaska. Join us for better govern ment. Good Luck and Good Voting in October.
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