r .-. Two Referendums
_^_ On Tomorrow’s Ballot
On the ballots tomorrow at the
Vote As You Wish, I general election will be two spe
cial referendums of importance to
But VOTE ! I ill residents of Alaska.
One puts it up to the people
— — to decide whether or not Con
gress should give complete con
CALL ] trol of the Fisheries to the Tern
M II N 7 tory'
-LTA ^ 1 ^ The other referendum con
AIRW \YS cerns bonding the territory to an
amount not exceeding $12,000,000
~ ~ j ui to be used for constructing, en
lor Dependable larging, altering, repairing, equip
Air Transportation ping and installing public sch°o1
buildings and facilities.
Main 109 Polls are open at the City Hall
liiiii>_^from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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On Meat and Frozen Food Specialties !
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Our Fourteen Yearly Employees raise their
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FROM SEWARD
SS Baranof Oct. 9 SS Baranof Oct. 23
Sitka Ketchikan Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Oct. 16 SS Denali Oct. 30
Sitka Ketchikan Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle Juneau Seattle
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
i J. J. DILLON. Agent — Phone Main 68
GOP Candidates Speak
At Mass Meeting, Re«ve
Shows Big Bear Pictures
Bob Reeve, accompanied by the
Second Division candidates for
the Republican party, returned
late Saturday evening from a
campaign trip of several days and
were in time to keep their sched
uled mass meeting at the Dream
Theater.
All candidates, except Edith
Bullock, who was in Kotzebue,
spoke briefly, repeating their
pledges for better government
should the Republicans win the
election.
Reeve and the other candidates
placed roads, more and better
roads opening up new country as
number one on their list of
things that must be done.
Reeve forcefully challenged the
Fisheries Bill, citing the fact that
the Japs are fishing in the Aleu
tians where they should have no
right to be; and pledged to stop
the withdrawal of public lands.
He recommended an Alaskan
for governor and suggested the
name of Grant Jackson of Nome/:
One of his first jobs, he stated
would be to pass legislation to
put “an end to these disastrous
strikes.”
Following the talks the audi
ence enjoyed seeing moving pic
tures taken by Reeve of the stalk
ing and taking of Alaska brown
bear in the Cold Bay area. The
killing of the biggest bear on
record, weighing about 1,800
pounds, was also shown.
The Republicans took off again
yesterday for White Mountain,
Elim and other points and are
scheduled to return today.
SPECIAL MEETING
Rev. James Brooks, Fairbanks
Youth for Christ leader, will be
speaking tonight at the Assembly
of God Church, 7:45 p.m. Special
instrumental music and singing.
Everyone welcome.
— Pioneers’ Attention —
Meeting Wednesday, Oct. 15
Pioneer Igloo
8:00 P.M.
— Sumptuous Lunch —
— Liquid Refreshments —
NOTICE
Funeral services for Philip Ak
saruk will be held from the Cov
enant Church Thursday at 2:30.
WANT ADS
LOST — Ladies lapel watch be
tween cemetery and N.C. Cat
Office. Return to Mrs. Steve
Anderson. Reward. 124
FOR SALE — G.E. washing ma
chine in excellent condition.
Call Methodist Parsonage. 124
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FOR SALE—Dodge panel. Excel
lent condition. Main 42. Art &
Trade Center. tf
HOUSE FOR SALE—First $3500
takes it. Inquire Nome Nugget.
FOR RENT—6x6 truck by hour
or day. Drive yourself or will
furnish driver from 7 p.m. to
12 p.m. See Steve Pederson or
call Main 22 during working
hours. ' tf
DREAM
THEATER
Tuesday, Oct. 14—7:30 p.m.
"BORN YESTERDAY"
Judy Holiday - Wm. Holden
Broderick Crawford
NOME FIELD RADAR STATION
TOTAL LOSS FROM FIRE
A three - whistle alarm called
out the Nome Fire Department
and Volunteer Firemen early Sun
day morning to assist at a fire at
Nome Field.
By the time the fire depart
ment reached the fire it was out
of control and the radar station
is reported a total loss.
'FIRE ALARM SIRENS
1 Whistle—Fire east of B Street
2 Whistles—Fire west of B Street
3 Whistles—Nome Field or air
ports.
JOHN MEYERS, ORIGINAL
OWNER OF NORTH POLE
BAKERY, DIES IN CALIFORNIA
John J. Meyers, aged 78 years,
passed away at his home in San
Francisco on Oct. 7. Meyers was
the original owner of the North
Pole Bakery established here
during the gold rush days, and
he later started the North Pole
Bakery in Fairbanks.
Burial was on Oct. 9. He was a
member of the Masonic Lodge
here.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: S. Davis, R.
Tocktoo, W. Lee, S. G. Ecklund,
E., G. Murdcfck, Arthur McLain,
Percy Bergt, Andrew Kufnik. Lee
Champion, Sullivan, Johnson, B.
Sandal, Peters, Ralph Brown, J.
Wise, P. Spurlock, Joe Blaikie,
Mrs. Blaikie, D. W. Dean, Robt.
Tocktoo, H. Conklin, Lt. Vaughn,
Lt. Col. Pastor, Capt. Darnell, Mr.
Harper, Capt. J. Kiernan, Capt.
M. Haskell, Andrew Wirum, Cpl.
Frank Blake, Mary Green, Sidney
Cole, Cpl. Harry Gubbins.
From Unalakleet: Howard Lyng,
A. Tocktoo, M. Tucker, Tommy
Tootkayalok.
From Moses Pt.: Harry Moore.
From McGrath: Mike Dementuf
To Anchorage: F. Sequak, G.
Cooley, Trigg, R. G. Roberts, Emil
Jutila, E. Utteck, H. R. Clum, D.
G. Allison, R. Huson, James
Bloom, Don Grandrud, Daniel Ox
ereok, Sgt. T. Robertson, F. Ford.
To McGrath: Robert A. Phillips,
Martyn Jeffery.
To Unalakleet: Clarence Joseph
Brownie Scout News
The Wild Rose troop of Brownie
Scouts met in the School Annex
Wednesday, Oct. 8. Twenty girls
were present. Mary Jean Langley,
leader, called the girls to order.
Edna Johnsen, secretary, read the
minutes of the last meeting and
Jimmie Mays, treasurer, reported
85 cents in the treasury.
In addition to the officers, girls
present were:
Mary Jane Mogg, Esther Alex
ine, Sue Miller, Linda Rae, Eileen
i Wheeler, Clarice Hardy, Dorothy
Aukon, Claudia Straub, Lurisse
Lowe, Cherie Galvin, Gail Mc
Ivor, Kathie Fisher, Monica Bou
cher, Marsha Brown, Louise Por
ter, Jimmie Mays.
After a short play period the
troop decided to try to build their
own furniture and paint their own
pictures in future meetings; also
to take a hike soon.
Edna Johnsen, secretary
"DUKE MITROVICH ELECTED
MAYOR OF SITKA; 85% POLL
TURNOUT REPORTED
SITKA, Oct. 8, (/P) — M. S.
“Duke” Mitrovich was elected
mayor of Sitka in Tuesday’s mu
nicipal election in which 85 per
cent of the voters went to' the
polls.
Mitrovich, formerly of Nome,
defeated W. W. Knight, Demo
cratic divisional chairman here
and superintendent of the Pio
neer’s home.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Fred Tingook.
Discharged: Mary Newton, Ed
na Ahnangatuk, Andrew Tingook.
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