Record Turnout
Expected Tuesday
At Alaska Polls
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the territorial Senate, is cam
paigning for the U.S. House of
Representatives.
Opposing them for the Repub
licans are John Butrovich, Fair
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banks insurance man and a lead
er in the territorial Senate, seek
ing the six-year Senate term, and
Robert B. Atwood, publisher of
the Anchorage Times and chair
man of the Alaska Statehood
Committee, a candidate for the
four-year U.S. Senate seat
The Republican candidate for
the House of Representatives is
Charlie Burdick of Juneau, re
tired Forest Service official.
William H. Sanders, an Anchor
age lawyer, is the Republican
candidate for Alaska attorney
general. He has conducted a quiet
but vigorous campaign against the
Democratic incumbent, J. Gerald
Williams, a controversial figure
since his election as attorney gen
eral in 1940. He was unopposed
for re-election in 1952.
Democrat Frank Metcalf, who
served as highway engineer from
1947 until 1952, is bidding again
for that office. He is opposing
Irving Reed, Republican who was
elected highway engineer in 1952.
Each of the four divisions of
the territory will elect two four
year territorial senators, and the
Fourth Division will elect a two
year senator to fill the unexpired
term of Rivers.
In the House races, the First
Division will elect six members
of the lower half of the territorial
legislature, the Second Division
will elect three, the Third Divi
sion will vote for 10 and the
% Fourth Division will elect five.
Controversial Dancer
Of 50 Years Ago,
Maude Allen, Dead at 76
LOS ANGELES, MV—Maud Al
len, the controversial dancer who
shocked the world nearly 50 years
ago with her portrayal of a flim
sily clad Salome passionately
clutching the papier mache head
’ of John the Baptist, is dead at 76.
Miss Allan, bed-ridden for al
most two years, died yesterday at
a rest hotne.
Canadian born Miss Allan cre
ated a sensation when in 1908 she
appeared at London’s Palace The
ater clad in diaphanous veils to
dance her “Vision of Salome.”
She was a pioneer in aesthetic
dancing in revealing costume, but
was modest compared with to
day’s bubble and fan dancers. She
always defended her dances as
pure art.
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CHARLES E. FAGERSTROM
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE, |
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
I BELIEVE IN BUILDING ROADS AND MORE ROADS—
Which is essential in development of our Territory. Our people
need to have their resources made accessible.
ROADS AND RESOURCES development will bring our people
the jobs they need.
SOLVING MAJOR PROBLEMS will help solve minor problems.
YOUR VOTE IS IMPORTANT. VOTE ACCORDING TO YOUR
CONSCIENCE.
YOUR VOTE in behalf of my CANDIDACY will be appreciated.
THANK YOU.
PaidAdv —CHARLES E. FAGERSTROM
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