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\!. ka’s General Election owurs next month
• cm S 8th. Among the thiiw: our country is
fighting to preserve is the right H hai’ot — the
right (. a free people to elect their represcnta
,j fives in overnment.
Every citizen who is a qualified voter a the
j 2nd I n should east I is vote on election day.
U If yi ■ . ork or business does not permit go ng
“j to a g pace. nr< \ Lie } you are two • rw •*
| away you n up to two days befo lee
j lion, ca : an abs s ballot at the U. S. C ?m
■ missi ■ offiet f your district or you can
I write t your commissioner requesting that r.n
B a’-sentee ballot Le mailed to \ • .
t Delegate to Con
j Anf Itouv i [ "r u]
.. * J It-1 «..t i. i » t*» J. -
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Tendon d Treasurer
l Oscar G. Ci:on \
Commissioner of Labor
j Waller S larpe
3 Territorial Senator
: Howard Lyng
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House of Re crdatives
; Wallace orter
Christian A. Roust
Tolbert Scott
Frank Whaley
CE.VERAL LLFCTIUX SEPTEMBER 8. 1942
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STAR AIT ACTIVITIES
Chet Brown arrived from An
chorage today with: Mr. Mean ay
lg, Mr. Pomeroy, L
C.oogan, Sgt. Corny, Corp. Junik
.wi-cz, & H O. Clark from Mc
Grath.
Pilot Whaley Ls freighting be
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WIEN AIRLINES
Aug 12 -Bill Paine to Wale?
i F: »i ■ and Clias. Oxereok
1. g Wien arrived from Fairbanks
A :g. n -Sig Wien to Kotzebue
!■ P: Eh s and to the Noatak
vi'li D :i Stewart.
Bill Paine with Joe Lucas to
V . 1; Iscac Ebon to Wht. Mt.;
J newouk, Wht. Mt. to Solomon.
Aug. 14 — Bill Paine: Elmer
Straub to C incil: H. Starling t>
, Wht. Mt. C: t F ste r, Lt. Pel
ton, Howard Lohley to Moses Pt
Wm. Ghoal< and Mr. Brcadwel!
to Mose? Pt. returning via Wht
Mt. with Mr. Starling.
Russia Approves
Cf Trade Part
L< ndon, Aug. — Moscow
radio said that the Council
of People’s Commissars
had ratified an extension of
the trade agreement be
tween the United States
and Soviet Russia. The or
iginal agreement was nego
tiated by President Roo :e
velt and Foreign Commis
sar Molotoff of Russia. Ex
ten ion of the agreement
was arranged in notes be
tween Russian Ambassa
dor Litvinoff and Secre
tary Hull.
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Japs
ff * KisJcn Attnnlr
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WASHINGTON, Aug. A o' —'
•:, y> d --Twenty major j. I
i ' r r.lin ; . c«' .• 1 rev
", •, arid Navy produckm
* I vvincf flip T r :;3 s
Ian that battle needs d
, an “Unct mh
. m and materials lor t' •
!• efforts of our Army and
k v. vtril'mg ::: the . y . o
every r mti.u nt and in every
ocean. Our people at a •••-.- are.
y e. r ing without interrupt; an to
turn ou; v.. opens of war which
i conr.it fail to produce 'a victory
. o.i which v. ill again < tables i
the tradition of the free mini
. 0 ughout the world.”
Toe Pro event's message woo:
; mured in a broadcast du.o .
. :h up government m, 1 la',-r
.fficials pledged their united cf-1
forts to vl v nr pro 1 -‘i n.
Admiral N.mitz told to - ration
cf toe “crucial need far more raw
n do; Is," an i \ a m- : i: vic
tory will d.-mand undim med of
sacrifice.-, ami privat mo
Pledge Speeded
\Tar Production j
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TOKYO, Aug, 10 (,T>> — D day- I
ed — An impork l communique
asserted that Jap naval units
"beat off a strong naval force
which appeared on August S in
Aleutian waters. (There is no j
confirmation from any .source for!
this claim. The U. S. Navy an
nounced that Saturday a naval
force attacked Kiska. The com
munique indicated an ' k but >
results probably will not be |
known until the attae! ;g force
returns to its base, probaby in |
two weeks.)
A Domei dispaifch, q> ting Jap !
! naval quarters, said "The Ameri
' cans aimed at what they cons id
j ered the weaker link in the Jap
j chain of occupied territories, the
Solomons.” The counter offensive
' against the Solomon Inlands and
Kiska, Domei said, were describ
ed by some quarters as "nothing
I but demonstrations of guerilla
! warfare aimed to soften the cen
! sure of the American people at
the impotence of the American
! navy.”
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Peas and Carrots per pkg. 30C
Wax Deans . ” ” 23c
Baby Lima Beans . ” ” 30^
Green String Beans ” ” 25c
Golden Bantam Corn . ” ” 25y
Boysenberries . ” ” 35^
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