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LEGISLATORS
AT JUNEAU
ARE LISTED
The following is a complete
list of legislators now at work in
Juneau. The list was slow in be
ing completed as A. P. Walker
of the First Division died, mak
ing it necessary for a special
election to be held:
First Division: Andy Gunder
son and Norman Walker of
Ketchikan; Joe Green of Haines
and Allen Shattuck of Juneau
for the Senate. House. Curtis
Shattuck, Steve Vukovich, Chris
Henning and A. B. Cain of Ju
neau; Fred Hanford of Wran
gell ; Andrew Hope of Sitka;
Frank Peratrovich of Klawock,
and .Toe Krause of Ketchikan.
Second Division: Senate: O.
D. Cochran, Talbot Scott, How
ard Lyng and Frank Whaley of
Nome. House: Edward Anderson
and M. J. Walsh of Nome; Wal
lace Porter of Haycock and
Bess Cross of Deerlng.
Third Division: Senate* H. H.
McCutcheon, Grenold Collins and
Ed Coffey of Anchorage, and
Don Carlos Brownell of Seward.
House: Joseph Diamond, Stanley
McCutcheon, C. A. Pollard, Ai
mer Peterson, Oscar Gill and
Walter Huntley Of Anchorage,
and Warren Taylor of Kodiak.
Fourth Division: Senate: Leo
Rogge, John Butrovich, Andrew
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Nerland and Frank Gordon of
Fairbanks. House. Jesse Lander,
Mrs. Alaska Linck, Robert
Hoopes, Harry Badger and
Maurice Johnson of Fairbanks.
There are two republicans in
the Senate, Nerland and Butro
vich; and four in the House,
Vukovich, Peterson, Gill and
Johnson.
ALONG MEMORY
LANE
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
(February 7, 1935)
Father Hubbard announced
his intention of studying the
King Island Eskimos to deter
mine if possible their origin
from their spoken language. He
plans to spend a year on King
Island, with Father LaFortune,
who has a dictionary which he
has worked out in his 40 years
with these Native people.
The Terrional Senate passed a
bill asking the Interior Depart
ment for the reconstruction of
of Nome.
The Nevada Ballroom opened
with a party by the Nome Ath
letic Club. This hall will be
available to the public for
dances.
S.S. BEAR CAPTURES
NORWEGIAN SHIP
After 55 years in the service
of the U. S. Coast Guard, the old
wooden ship S.S. ‘‘Bear”, a vet
eran of service in Scotland’s
sealing industry as well as the
I U. S. Bering Sea partol, and
which some years was the only
i ship to reach Arctic Sea villages,
and was famed for bringing the
first mail of the season to Nome
and was later with Admiral
Byrd’s Antarctic expedition,
has turned up again as a mem
ber of the Coast Guards Green
land Patrol. She escorted the
captured Norwegian hunting shi£
Busko into Boston. This was the I
first naval prize resulting from!
the war in Europe. '
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Alaska’s new 1945 plastic;
automobile license plates, j
ivory lettering on a brilliant1
green background, were recent- !
ly subjected to water and weath- j
er tests by Terriorial Treasur
er Oscar G. 01son and Territor
ial Highway Engineer. William
Hesse, who declare that the
metal substitute should with
stand average wear satisfactor
ily. Plates were given a five-day
submresion in water during the
test ,sbut many motorists hare
taken the precaution of giving
them several coats of clear var
nish for added weatherproofing
before putting them over the old
metal plates.
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