The Record, a review of the
eight year record of Delegate
Bob Bartlett in Congress, is!
beiug distributed in Kodiak.
The eight page tabloid size
paper waa published by Alask-!
ans for Bartlett for Congress,
according to thw mastheai.
The paper lists the bills sub
mitted by Bartlett and has
several letters, including one
from Bob Reeve, Republican
candidate for delegate, thank
ing the delegate for past
favors.
Herbert Heglin flew to
Anchorage Monday.
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Fresh
King Crab
Island Seafoods Inc.
CITY DOCK
Seward— Chester Oughton
and Frank Oliver, escap d
federal prisoners who have
been hunted since Sept. 25,
were captured Monday near
Moose Pass.
The two fugitives from the
Seward jail were “starved
vut i tue r h.tieway in th:
woods ano surrender d a! gun
pci nt at Wo:f Traii Lodge to
officers.
William “Bill” Wilson,
salesman from Juneau, was in
town this week.
BIG BLOW FOR YANKS
Billy Martin of the Yankees is welcomed at home plate
I by teammates Joe Collins (41) and Gil McDougald (12) after
blasting a home run into the left field stands in the sixth inn
I ing of second World Series game at Ebbets Field against
Brooklyn. Joe and Gil also scored on the blow as the Yankees
tallied five times in the inning and went on to win the game
7-1 to even the series at one game each. (JP WIREPHOTO)
^ LET’S VOTE REPUBLICAN
Most ot us are aware that the Democratic par
ty in administering its duties both in the Territo
ry and nationally have betrayed the trust placed
in them. Some ot this has been deliberate, some
accidental and some through ignorance.
Bv voting the present party to continue in
power will mean that you are content to witness
and be party to another period ot stumbling,
tumbling and guessing.
To insure a better and safer America, vote Republican on October 14.
This ed paid for by Kodiak Republican Committee