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Smith Candidate
For Engineer
W. Leonard Smith,
democratic candidate for
the nomination for High
way Engineer, was born in
Seattle in 1894, was edu
cated there and worked
with the King County En
gineer’s office, the Great
Northern Railway and sev
eral logging companies be
fore enlisting in the navy.
After war he went to Nome
with the U. S. Engineers on
the Nome harbor and work
ed for them five years on
several projects through
out Alaska.
“I was married in 1924 to Bar
bara Haering of Nome and we
have three children, two born in
Nome and one in Seattle.
“In 1924 I left the government
service and joined the Nome
mines in Nome, which later was
taken over by the present U. S
S R. & M. Co. I have been with
this organization for the past 17
years, during which time I served
two terms in the legislature and
three years on the Board of Edu
cation.
In seeking nomination as high
way engineer, I feel that I can do
the job. Beside road work, the
engineer is a member of the im
portant Board of Administration,
as superintendent of territorial
buildings.
LORING JOHNSON
MADE CORPORAL
Loring Johnson, a Nome boy,
has been made a corporal in the
mountain troops at Camp Hale,
Colo. Jim Harper and Jack
Thomas, both of Nome, are at
home on a furlough after seeing
action against the Japs in the
southern islands. Both were tail
gunners in Flying Fortresses.
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* Delegate to Congress |
i HENRY RODEN |
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£ HE WILL NOT BE A "YES" MAN! *
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i H. G. MILLER |
£ NOME, ALASKA *
t Dear Friends: %
We all remember Pearl Harbor. Before Pearl %
i Harbor, we were so self-confident that we were |
£ saying to ourselves: ‘We are Uncle Sam—no one +
£ dares attack us—it just can’t happen to us!" Well, +
£ it did! +
4! This year our country will be serving its +
t eleventh year under a single party power. Let’s J
| not be caught asleep again. Let’s prevent any *
£ such thing as letting this party become to power- %
£ ful and become dangerous. Let’s not say it can’t *
l happen to us. It has in other countries. *
* Therefore—remember Pearl Harbor! Buy *
£ more War Bonds and ask for the Republican ballot |
< at the Primary Election on April 25, 1944. J
Sincerely, *
% HENRY G. MILLER. %
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LDER — Some snappy head- i
work by Hu«h Johnstone (left) of the Kearny Celtics and Joe
Brady of the Brooklyn lllspanos In a soccer tame at Starlijfci
Park, New York City. The Hlspanos won. 3 to 0.
ERNEST BURGH
PLEDGED TO
TO FRATERNITY
GOLDEN, Colo. — Ernest Earl
Burgh, a senior in mining engin
eering. is one of 'he 10 students
pledged to Sigma Gamma Epsilon,
national engineering scholastic
society.
Sigma Gamma Epsilon is a pro
fessional engineering fraternity,
and the Lambda chapter was es
tablished at the Colorado School
of Mines in 1922. Only juniors
and seniors whose scholastic aver
age is above that of the school
are eligible.
Ernest Burgh is a member of
the American Institute of Mining
and Metallurgical Engineers and
has been active in intramural
sports. He is the son of Mrs. Roy
Summers.
Ernest Burgh was born and
raised in Nome, and was a student
in the Nome high school, graduat
ing with honors, and then going
on to college.
RE-BROADCAST OF
TUBERCULOSIS FORUM
The Biology class of the Nome
High School has been requested
to re-broadcast their forum on Tu
berculosis, which takes in the im
portant aspects of the disease such
as: causes, symptoms, preventive
and remedial cures. The forum
will reveal statistics of Nome, that
should interest every civic-mind
ed citizen of this town. We re
quest that you write or telephone
in your comments on the program
after hearing it Thursday!, April
6 at 7:00 p. m.—(Contributed).
PROMOTED TO THE
RANK OF STAFF SERGEANT
Sergeant Wilbur E. Tweet has
been promoted to the rank of
Staff Sergeant in the Infantry in
Alaska. Staff Sergeant Tweet
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. N. B.
Tweet of Teller, Alaska, and has
been on duty in Alaska since 1941.
Staff Sergeant Tweet attended
i Teller school in Teller, Alaska,
participating in skiing.
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STARVATION
FACES JAPS |
ON ISLANDS
WASHINGTON. Apr. 3 — <AP>
—The hopeless future of death
by guns, starva'ion and d sease,
faces approx'mately 100,000 Jap
anese on the besieged islands of
the south and southwest Pacific.
In a graphic survey of the Pa
cific fighting, the army portrayed
that the Nipponese were being
gripped by a relen’less sea and
air blockade, coupled with direct
onslaughts against them.
“Our continuous aerial and ar
tillery bombardment of enemy in
stallations, and the siezure of stra
tegic points by our ground forces,
and our naval blockade, have
paralyzed enemy communica
tions," was the result of a sum
mary of the Pacific war to date.
There are now a lot of Japs in
the Bismarks and northern Solo
mons the army said, and the
American infantry are beating the
Japs at their own game in jungle
fighting, and inflic’ing casualties
at a ratio of 30 to 1.
Today’s communique said: “The
remaining Japanese on the south
Pacific islands faced the altema
Itive of standing and giving com
I bat until all supplies and am
munition were exchanged, or flee
ing deeper into the jungles to
await death from Starvation and
disease."
LIBERATORS
BOMB ISLAND
OF DUBLON
PEARL HARBOR, Apr 3 —
(AP)—Seventh Air Force Libera
tors bombed Dublon, the central
island of the Truk atoll, Friday,
in the fourth strike against the
enemy’s big base ip, the Caro
lines.
For four straight nights the
Seventh Air Force made combin
ed at’acks from Solomon bases.
The Liberators made a total of
eight bomb blastings of the Jap
anese stronghold in four days.
1 The Seventh’s Liberators on
countered two Jap interceptors,
but could not get close enough
to do battle.
On the same day army Mit
chells hit Ponape, and myaine and
army planes hit three enemy posi
tions in the Marshalls.
All planes returned from all
missions.
MERCHANTS
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+ Graduate University of Washington Law School. Pioneer of JJ
Alaska. Age 40. Married, with two children born in Alaslcau •>
<* Four years in private law practice. United States Attorney 1)
X Fourth DiWkion. 10 peaas. ••
v Would, upon being elected, serve Alaskans well not only ns *|
their Territorial Attorney, but as a member of the Board of • >
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I Candidate for Nomination ‘!
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Attorney General
Democratic Primaries. April 25. 1244.
♦
FRANK DUFRESNE with ,he comm ssion since the
IS PROMOTED passing of the Alaska game laws
in 1925. Prior to that, for three
PUBLIC RELATIONS HEAD years. Mr. Dufresne was investi- ±
The promotion of Frank Du- gating wildlife in northwestern
fresne to chief of the divis in of Alaska with the b iok _»if a I _su£rc jr. T
Public Relations, with headquar- , . , ,
. . „. . ' , Dufresne has re-nded in Juneau
ters in Chicago, wus made hv Dr
Gabrielson recently * leaving Nome about 19*5.
Mr. Dufresne, execut e ' >; c< er H*' Is *' nephew of Charles F.
of the game commission, ’\ > -i-n K cc of Nome
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* VOTE IN THE PRIMARY ELECTION APRIL 25. 1944. FOR ||
I W. Leonard Smith
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X 25 YEARS' EXPERIENCE ENGINEERING AND !.
* SURVEYING IN ALASKA |!
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+ Member 1937 and 1941 Legislature; Three Years on Board of • •
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