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Soviets Will Deport
American Author I
On Spy Charges
fContined from Page One)
leave Russia in April, 1048, when
Izvestia published a letter from
his secretary, Cecelia Nelson of
Michigan, accusing him of spying.
Miss Strong has been in Russia
most of the time in the last 28
years, and is known as the author
of a score of books and articles
which gave her the reputation of
being strongly leftist and pro-Rus
sian. She also has traveled widely
in China and Central Europe.
SEATTLE, </P) — Anna Louise
Strong, American journalist ar
rested on a spying charge in Rus
sia, was known during her years
here as a political liberal.
During her term on the Seattle
school board in 1916-18, her oppo
sition to the world war draft led
to recall movement against her. •
She worked on the Seattle Un
ion Record, a labor daily before
leaving the United States to serve
with the American Friends Relief
Mission in Russia.
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<(/P) Special Washington Service*
WASHINGTON, OP) — Delegate
Bartlett of Alaska announced to
day he will introduce a bill to re
lieve government employees in
Alaska of income taxes on a 25
per cent pay differential allowed
them for increased subsistence
costs.
The delegate told a reporter
that under a ruling made last fall
the employees receiving the allow
ance were required to pay income
taxes on it as well as on their base
salary.
He said that at the same time
they were .prohibited from figur
ing in the wage differential in
computing their reti?ement pay.
After consultation with budge'
bureau officials and chiefs of gov
ernment departments having em
ployees in Alaska, he said, it was
decided to introduce legislation to
correct what he termed an injus
tice.
The legislation, he continued,
will provide the Alaskan govern
ment employees shall pay income
LEONARD SEPPALA JUDGE
AT CANADA DOG RACE
Leonard Seppala of Seattle, 1.
mous dog team racer and hero «
mercy trips to deliver serum t •
isolated Alaskan communities, h;
been named chief judge of the O
tawa, Canada, International Do.,
Derby.
Seppala left Monday for Ott;
wa. The derby is being held Fel
ruary 15, 16 and 17, with the dor
teams covering 30 mile sa day o;
a course where Seppala used t./
race. Seppala will return to Seat
tie February 24.
The family of Raymond Tvefe^
of the U. S. Marshall’s office ar
rived yesterday from Tacoma
Washington to make their horn*
here.
The family which include
three children, Karl, Paul and
Elizabeth, are residing in the Tay
lor residence on the corner of 2nd
Ave. and C street.
at the same time provide the cos'
tax only on their base salary but
of living allowance can not b<
used to compute retirement pay.
Bartlett said he has assurances
from the various departments
that they will support the mea
sure.
JACK LENCER
Watchmaker
Box 625 Nome, Alaska
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