Peace, Progress
and Prosperity
rd Speaks
★ Started village sanitation programs for
Tigara, Noatak, Noorvik, Kiana, Wales, v !
Shishmaref, Shungnak, Koyuk, Shaktoo
lik, Unalakleet, Mekoryuk and Tanunak.
Wells drilled at Chevak, Hooper Bay and
Kwethluk.
★ Spent $263,000 on roads in the Second
Division. Nome - Fairbanks and Nome
Teller roads under construction.
| ★ Improved Social Security Program.
★ Obtained for Alaska its fair share of road
funds under the Federal Highway Act.
THE DEMOCRATS
Controlled the Last Territorial Legislature
• Old Age Pensions cut for .first time in
Alaska’s History.
• Employment Security Program messed up.
• Aid to Dependent Children Payments
slashed.
• Tried to pass the Property Tax.
lepublican Tennessee Plan Candidates
| BOB ATWOOD
i A resident of Anchorage
for several years; publish
er of the Anchorage Times.
Long an ardent fighter for
statehood.
CHARLIE BURDICK
A long-time resident of
Alaska. Worked on the de
velopment of Alaska’s re
sources from 1927 to 1953,
Barrow to Ketchikan. Is
presently serving as man
ager of an investment ser
Ivice.
_
EDITH BULLOCK
A resident of the Second
Division for 17 years; has
served two terms in the
House of Representatives;
is present Divisional Com
mitteewoman. A tireless
worker for the develop
ment of this Division.
W. W. “Chief” LAWS
A resident of Nome
since 1935, has served two
sessions in the House of
Representatives. Former
Chief of Police and Fire
Chief of Nome. Is present
Divisional Committeeman.
CLINTON GRAY
Born and raised in ' the
Second Division, attended
school in Nome and is
bringing up h'is children
here. A newcomer to the
political scene, he has a
keen insight into the needs
and problems of the Eski
mo people of this Division.
MAYNARD LONDBORG
A resident of the Second
Division for several years.
Is serving with the Cove
nant Church and under
stands fully the problems
and needs of this Division.
For Territorial Senator |
EDITH BULLOCK
For Representatives
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CLINTON GRAY