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Statehood Vote Is
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(Continued from Page One)
passage.
“Supporters of statehood for
both Alaska and Hawaii should, in
my opinion, be more certain than
ever that their struggle will reach
a successful conclusion in this
Congress.
“When Congress re-assembley/
on November 27th, the House will
proceed to consideration of the
excess profits tax bill, while the
Senate proceeds to the considera
tion of the statehood measures. I
am confident that an outstanding
victory will be won on both.
“I wish to say to the people of
Hawaii that the prior considera-^
tion of the Alaska bill will serve
to open up a general discussion of
the whole policy of statehood and
should in no way interfere with
action to admit Hawaii.
“I am heartily in favor of both
measures and will continue to do
everything I can do to bring them <j
to a vote in the Senate.
“In conclusion I want to say \
i that I am in a most optimistic *
frame of mind about the pros
pects of achieving statehood for
both Territories before the 81st
' Congress adjourns.”
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JAMES K. WELLS
Democratic Candidate ,
For
House of Representatives
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