Democratic
PRIMARY BALLOT
For Delegate to Congress
1. RODEN. HENRY .
2. ZIEGLER. A. H..
3. BARTLETT. E. L. 'BOB).
For Attorney General
1. RTYFRS. RALPH J.
2. DRAGER, KARL .
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For Auditor
1. BOYLE. FRANK A.
For Highway Engineer
1. SMITH. W. LEONARD ...
2 METCALF. FRANK A.
For Territorial Senators—(Long Term)
1. SCOTT. TOLBERT P.
2. COCHRAN,^ O. D.
For Territorial Senator—(Short Term)
1. WHALEY. FRANK H.
For Territorial Senator—(Dnexpired Term)
-. LYNG, HOWARD .
For Territorial Representative
1. ANDERSON. EDWARD .
2. CASTEL. AARNAUT .
3. CROSS BESS ..
4. MADSEN. GEORGE ....
5. McDonald, w e.a.
6. PORTER. WALLACE .
7. WALSH. M. J...
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AIRWAYS
PanAm Airways
Pilot Bert Lien arrived today
fro mFairbanks with Steven Cas-1
sler and A. Wilkins, both of whom
are here for the OP A. The plane
also carried mail and returned to
Fairbanks immediately.
A second plane arrived today
with mail and returned to Fair
banks with Col. Hoy Liebsle.
Maj. Howard Sheldon. and
Capt. Sam Tomilson.
Alaska Air lines
Plane arrived from Fairbanks
With Col. H. C. Hahn. Maj. M.
E. Smith, Lt L E. Atwood. Myrtt
Archer. Archie Carter. Col. Roy
Liebsle, Maj. Howard Sheldon,
and Capt. Sam Tomilson.
Another plane arrived from
Anchorage Sunday with Alfred
Pritchett, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson
R O. Nelson, Bob Klein, Allen
Extell and Joe Wykeoff.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Sig Wien arrived from Barrow
and waypoints with Harvey Star
ling of the Indian Affairs, and
express, returning to the north
immediately.
Pilot Herb Hager arrived yes
terday from “airbanks with Hill
Heuesmeyer of the Geodetic Sur
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Nome Directory
HENRY JOSEPH
LALLEY
ACCOUNTING. INCOME tax
AND SOCIAL SECURITY
P. O. Box 156 Nome, Alaska
IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Law
' Doom 1—Nevada Bnfldfnr
Nome. Alaska
Seattle Office:
1912-13 Smith Tower
^Telephone Elliot 82M
O. D. COCHRAN
Attorney At Law
N. STRAND
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Phone Blaek 1M
NOME. ALASKA
" HAOEN~
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
I
vey and Lt. T. P. Warren.
Pilot Whaley made a round tr p
to the Yukon with Bro. Murphy
for Akulerak Mr. Emerson a
Mechanic for Sommers Cons. Co.,
for Unala'lteet, John Randolph
and Ben Katcheck for St. Mich
aels. and returned with George
Dan and a young Ivanoff child
from Golovin
Pilot Whaley made a ’rip to
Cape Nome with Joe Baldridge j
of the CAA, and Hans Jemesok
Harry Brown and Laurie Amuk
toolik for Sommers Cons. Co.
B. G. (Bake) BAKER
NOME RESIDENT IS
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Mr. B. G. Baker, candidate for
Representative to the legislature
on the Republican ticket, came to
Nome in 1937. from Bellevue,:
Washington, to take charge of the
meat department of Polet’s Store.
He has worked in that capacity
as well as in the grocery depart
ment, and has had a splendid op
portunity to meet everyone in the
community, as well as those from
other parts of the Peninsula and;
the Second Division, and to learn
of their needs through actual con
tact with both white and native
population.
Mr. Baker has had further op-1
portunity to study the situation
while serving two years on the
Nome city Council.
B. G. Baker, better known as
‘‘Bake’', is also a reserve Captain
in the Alaska erritorial Guard.
B. G. (Bake) Baker requests
your support in the Primaries.
Ask for a Republican ballot and
vote for “Bake”.
Scorchy Smith.... '__ _Camera Fullers
SCORCHV, PLEASE LISTEN/
I KNOW HOW YOU MUST FEEL/
BUT I WAS WRONG-... I
UNDERSTAND THAT NOW/
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A. H. ZIEGLER
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—FOR—
ZIEGLER
CANDIDATE
—FOR—
DELEGATE
TO
CONGRESS
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
APRIL 25 1944
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Ketchikan attorney. Age 54. Spent entire life in Alaska. A
success in his profession and also public life. Three terms
behind him in Territorial Legislature, polling highest vote
either ticke* every time. Serving second term on Board of
Education. Supported by both home town papers of opposite
views for this reason, as one paper put it editorially.
“A II. Ziegler has a splendid background for
Delegate. He knows the score, doesn't
trim to meet the demands of pressure
groups from any source.”
(PAID ADVERTISEMENT)
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? DELEGATE TO CONGRESS %
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* George B. Grigsby £
t John E. Manders
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t TERRITORIAL ATTORNEY GENERAL J
t Harry G. McCain
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t Will II. Chase
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* TERRITORIAL HIGHWAY ENGINEER %
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* E. F. YVann J
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| Dudley Warner
| Ludvig E. Ost j
I Henry Miller
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% B (i Baker |
% Harold E. Bayne
| Bert Bell J
| V G (Binks) Seiffert t
4* Walter Taylor X
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