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THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET jj
Alaska’s General Election occurs next month j
on Sept. 8th. Among the things our country is I
lighting to preserve is the right of ballot — the I
right of a free people to elect their representa- I
tives in Government.
Every citizen who is a qualified voter in the 8
2nd Division should cast his vote on election day. |
If your work or business does not permit going |
to a voting pace, provided you are two or more |
miles away, you can up to two days before elec- $
tion. cast an absentee ballot at the U. S. Com- |
missioner s office of your district, or you can |
write to your commissioner requesting that an 3
absentee ballot be mailed to you.
Delegate to Congress 1
Anthony J. Dimond
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Territorial Treasurer
Oscar G. Olson
Commissioner of Labor
Walter P. Sharpe
Territorial Senator
Howard Lvng
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! House of Representatives
Wallace Porter
Christian A. Roust
Tolbert Scott
Frank W haley
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GENERA! ELECT! SEPTEMBER 8, 1042
Red (toss Assigned
Task Setting Up
Program in Nome
Mr. Whiting, American
Red Cross Director of
A':ov and Navy Welfare
So vice for the Pacific
C -t has sent word that
th ' Red Cross has been
ass: ned the task of setting
up i complete Red Cross
program here in Nome.
C ngress has done the as
signing.
This means that trained
Red Cross workers are com
i”: to Nome. It also means
that the entire program
will he financed out of Red
Cross funds.
Though trained workers
will be sent here they will
need our cooperation.
Many women of the com
munity have already ex
pressed their willingness to
assist in this program.
The crying need at pre
sent. as all recognize, is to
supply recreational facil
ties for the armed forces
in our community also the
needed personnel.
Consequently in order
that all may know what
| can be done and in order
that all may know and feel
"hat they may share in
• hat is to be done, a meet
ng is set for Tuesday,
Vug. 18. The place is the
a a 11 next to Nome Motors.
The hour is 8:30. So Tues
day. Aug. 18.at 8:30, next
to Nome Motors. May we
have your interest and
good will!
Chairman
(Nome Chapter ARC)
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WIEN AIRLINES
Aug. 15 — Bill Paine made a
tr n to '"andle with O. D. Coch
ran, and to Deering with Judge
Mor ''in. Mrs. R. Ludwig was
b -ouaht t< Nome frem Coffee Cr
Later Fred Mebes was taken to
Council and E. Straub brought t
N me from Salomon.
3:g Wien returned to Nora
fr m t: p Noatak via Fairbnn1
with Don Stewart and one other
A g. IS — F g Wien 1 ft f
F rhanks v th L. Peterson.
C> '1 Paine to Teller. Walo.s, j
S’ i hmaref and Deering with
Mr. Longe a round tripper. H.
G Lope was taken to Deering
O !) Cr-chran an.i Judge Moii
|« n wore returned to Nome.
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FOUR SENATORS
ARE LOOKING
OVER LADl) FIELD
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F irbanks, Aug. 13 — In
stnllations and equipment
at Ladd Field are being in
snec'tcd by four Senators,
members of a military af
fairs sub-committee of the
upper branch of congress.
The Senators are Albert
B. Chandler, Democrat of
Kentucky, chairman of the'
committee; Mens C. Wall
gren. Democrat of Wash
ington; Harold H. Burton.
Republican of Ohio: and
Rufus C. Holman, Repub
. lican of Oregon.
The lawmakers, who are
; in the Northland to inspect
the defenses, have held
| conferences with the com
manding officer and other
officers at Ladd Field.
The distinguished visit
ors arrived in Fairbanks
late Wednesday afternoon
from Edmonton, Canada,
where they spent Tuesday
night after having flown
there from Spokane, Wash
ington.
No announcement has
been made as to how long !
the Senators will remain
in Fairbanks or as to
where they will go from
there. — Fairbanks News
Miner.
Editor’s Note:- The four
Senators arrived at Nome
Friday afternoon on an
Army bomber to make an
inspection of the landing
field here. The party de
parted later the same after
noon.
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NEW PLANS TO
RECRUIT NAVY HERE
Lt. Dr. Howard J. Romig. An
chorage member of the U. S
Navy Medical Corps, has been
authorized by the Naval Depart-1
ment to make physical examina
tions on Alaskan applicants for’
'ntrance to the naval service, ac
cording to word received here.
This is for the puropse of ac- j
oomodating the several hundred
Interior Alaskans and others of
the region who are anxious to !
join the Navy. Announcement of
the arrangements is made by Lt.
S. W. Fraser, in charge of the
Washington naval recruiting ser
vice at Seattle.
Heretofore applicants in Inter
ior Alaska to join the Navy have
been unable to do so in that
| region because of the fact the
j Navy had no medical examiner
i in the region. Lt. Fraser is work
| ing on a plan to provide trans
I portation to training centers for
i those passing the medical exam
ination,and hopes to be able to
announce complete arrangements
within a few days.
The
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Green String Beans ” " 23^
Golden Bantam Corn . ” ” 2H(
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