Shlicwish 1 vmz a politician- than I could got on TV and
make a big shot , maybe so challenge other big shots to word
doels - AhJ yes, sons of us are tv be broken down trappers andprospec
a life and hardships like goin’ fishing at WILSONS Tebay
La-kes Resort. __
t«ol.i.it looks like the Gazette "goofed " agi in last week; Kernel
Lcbert Korn is running for State senate instead of the U.S. Senate.
We konkokted this mistake purposly so v:o kould kontinue our Kam
p-.ign for K°BN.
fte is a n old time Alaskan and those who know him klaim without
reservation that Vie is Icons ider ate, kind,, inkomparable and koncerned
deeply about the wealfare of his fellow Alaskans.
"A vote for Korn is a vote for Karakter"
"No one lean kompare with Kernel Korn"
THL OLD CYNIC 1 c.
COLUMN
‘vby: 0.A. Nelson)
The moat perdiculous display of weakness on the part of the pro
statehood people is a recent piteous bleat by a leading newspaper
against v/hat they call a “whispering campaignir. Of misinformation
that is calculated to frighten us brave Alaskans into voting against
statehood. Now the press of Alaska has all the advantage in present
ing their boost for statehood and if they are frightened by anything
so weak and unorganized as a “whispering campaign” of lies then
they better admit the weakness of their position.
About the silliest thing yet is the notion that the Russians will
deriao us if we vote against 'statehood. Gosh, v/e take ourselves
seriously. There isn’t one ^ussi^n in.a. million that knows or cares
anything about whether Alaska become.s a helpless, whining State or
not, ' _"
There is nothing timid begging about the people who are opp6bed'to
statehood. They will invariably tell you clearly and-dmphati’cally J
lust what they think, '_ •' \ , /X \ • \j i
Public Law No. 737 provides that
military and civil employees of the
federal Govt, who come to Alaska
on contract and stay the necessary
two years on the job may take vac
ations to the States and got their.
11*• ■ vi 1 costs to and from the States
paid by the Government, This is.
something they now have and can
count on as* long as Alaska remains
a T rritory. Changing Alaska from
a Territory to a at ate v/ill not
automatically abolish this special
consideration, but There is nothirg
to prevent congress at any time in
the future to stop this considera
tion .and a lot of these federal
employees arc v/ordering if there is
any good resson to take a pointless
risk and vote in a condition of
htat'., hood that would make such
a ction by Congress very much more
likely,
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