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Tomatoes tube 59c
Celery lb 49c
Cantaloupe lb 52c
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Grapes lb 63c
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Fresh Lynden Fryers lb 79c
The Nome Market will be closed from 1 to 1:30
tomorrow - see you all at the polls
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P.O.Box 579 ~Nome> c4la*ka
QUALITY FOOD
at
MODERATE PRICES
Nome Bakery
and Lunch
Next Door to The Nugget
Fresh Bread, Pies,
Rolls and Doughnuts
also on Sale at Nome Market
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Vote for FQANK DEGNAN
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Democrat, For Representative, State of Alaska
■fe Born and educated in Alaska.
■fr Speaks the Eskimo language.
■fo Former Mayor of Unalakleet.
Served as Lieutenant of the
Alaska Territorial Guard.
■fe Served in 1951 session of House.
» Married, with 6 children, born
and raised in Alaska.
Frank Degnan Deserves Your Support
In the August 26 Primary Election
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PRIMARY ELECTION
(Continued From Page One)*
ocratic candidates for Governor,
Seretary and Congress.
The interest centers on the
three-way race for Governor.
William Egan of Valdez, a
member of the official Tennessee
lobby for statehood before Con
gress, is favored to get ihe nod.
But his two opponents — Vic
Rivers of Anchorage, President of
the last Territorial Senate, and
Atty. Gen. J. Gerald Williams —
have waged energetic and effec
tive campaigns.
Another close race is the battle
for the Democratic nod as a can
didate for the U. S. House. Oppos
ing eah other are Ralph Rivers
of Fairbanks, another Tennessee
Plan delegate and Raymond
Plummer of Achorage, former
Democratic National Committee
man. The outcome is regarded as
a tossup.
Territorial Treasurer Hugh J.
Wade of Juneau, and Richard J.
Greuel, former Speaker of the
Territorial House from Fair
banks, have been locked in a
tight campaign for the Demo
cratic nomination as Secretary
of State.
That -race also rates as a tossup.
The polls will be open tomor
row from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., local
time, throughout Alaska. Election
day is a legal holiday in the Ter
ritory, and all Territorial offices
will be closed.
For the first time, 19 and 20
year-old residents will be voting.
More than 25,000 ^laskans are ex
pected to vote in the election.
Copter Crashes
In Lebanon
BEIRUT, (£) — A helicopter
carrying Maj. Gen. Paul Adams,
commander of American land
forces in Lebanon, crashed into
the sea from an altitude of 800
feet Saturday, but the general es
caped with only minor injuries.
The general and his pilot, Maj.
Otto W. Huebner of Chicago
swam 75 feet to shore. Huebner
was not hurt.
Adams was flying in his per
sonal helicopter, checking on the
I disposition of his command when
j a power failure sent the heli
! copter plunging into a rough sea
1 five miles north of Beirut.
Military sources said Adams re
! ceived minor injuries to his right
hand, back, shoulders and nose,
and scratches on his face.
Adams returned to his quar
ters and had his injuries treated.
Then continued his round of ap
pointments.
Meantime, a military spokes
man said a rebel sniper shot an
American soldier, wounding him
; in the shoulder. His condition is
not regarded as serious.
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Vote For Raymond E. Plummer
DEMOCRAT FOR
United States House
Of Representatives
• Attorney at Law in
Anchorage Since 1949
• Former Democratic
National Committeeman
• Alaska Resident 14 years ^gj
• Former U. S. Attorney
9 Member 1955 Territorial ijj|
House
Primary Election — Tuesday, August 26, 1958
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VOTE FOR
J. Gerald “Jerry’* Williams
DEMOCRAT
FOR GOVERNOR
© Attorney General since 1949.
© Legal adviser to 3 Governors.
© Taught school 10 years at McGrath, Hoonah,
Unga, Hope, Seldovia, and Juneau
© Assistant U.S. Attorney — Anchorage 1942 - 43
• Private law practice — Anchorage 1943 - 48
© Alaska resident since 1930.
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