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Effective Wednesday, October 17
Yesterday Was
Ladies Day At
C of C Meeting
Yesterday was ladies day at the
Chamber of Commerce with Mrs.
Jim McLean presiding at the
meeting. Beverly Morgan acted as
secretary.
A good turn-out of members
with 23 present, in addition to
11 guests, just about filled the
Polaris Grill to capacity.
Special guests were Anthony
Lausi and Thomas Mooney.
Lausi discussed the interstate
freight rate and explained what
was being done by the Office of
Territories of the - Interior De
partment, to equalize the rate in
a fair manner. r
In response to an appeal from
President Stan Morgan, Thomas
Mooney was directed tbisee that
one of the best engineers in the
department be brought h$re to
study the water and sewerage
system now being contemplated
by the city so that many of the
questions about the new system
can be answered. ‘
Mr. Mooney is the director of
the Public Works Departmetantn
the Federal Public Works agency.
It was announced that in the
near future students of Nome
High §chool will be guests of the
Chamber and will be asked to
give their views on what kind
of Nome they would like to live
in what they think should be done
to improve the community.
32 Democrats and
8 Republicans in
New Legislature
Returns from absentee ballots
in the 1956 territorial election give
the next territorial legislature a
predominately Democratic tinge.
These returns show that the
1957 territorial Senate will con
tain 11 Democrats and five Repub
licans. The House will be com
posed of 21 Democrats and three
Republicans.
.Holdover members of the Sen
ate, elected in 1954, are Senators
Robert - E. Ellis of Ketchikan;
James Nolan, William Beltz, and
Neal Foster of Nome; Alfred
Owen and J. Earl Cooper of An
chorage, and Frank Barr of Fair
banks.
Because Democratic majorities
will be firmly in control of both
legislative houses in the 1957 leg
islature, present indications are
that Victor C. Rivers, Anchorage,
200 Seattle Firemen
Fight Waterfront Fire
SEATTLE, Uft—'Two hundred
firemen worked for nearly three
hours last night before control
ing a fire that caused extensive
damage to the four-story Oceanic
Building, near the waterfront.
Fire Chief William Fitzgerald
estimated the loss at “many thou
sands of dollars” to the 20 firms
occupying the building. He said
the blaze apparently started in
rubbish on the first floor and
leaped up a stairwell.
may be picked as president of the
Senate and Rep. Warren Taylor
of Fairbanks as speaker , of the
House.
Other possibilities for the, Sen
ate post are Frank Barr of Fair
banks and" William Beltz of Nome.
In the House, Andrew Hope of
Sitka or Richard Greuel of Fair
banks may be picked for these po
sitions.
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1957 TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE
SENATE
FIRST DIVISION
Elton E. Engstrom (R) Juneau
Frank Peratrovich (D) Klawock
Robert Ellis * (D) Ketchikan
James Nolan * (D) Wrangell
SECOND DIVISION
Edith Bullock (R) Kotzebue
John A. McNees (D) Nome
Neal W. Foster * (D) Nome
William Beltz * (D) Nome
THIRD DIVISION
Victor C. Rive.rs (D) Anchorage
Ralph Moody (D) Anchorage
Alfred Owen * (D) Anchorage
J. Earl Cooper * (D) Anchorage
FOURTH DIVISION
Mike Stepovich (R) Fairbanks
John Butrovich (R) Fairbanks
Paul Haggland (R) Fairbanks
Frank Barr * (D) Fairbanks
*—indicates holdover
HOUSE
FIRST DIVISION
Robert Ziegler (D) Ketchikan
Burke Riley (D) Haines
Douglas Gray (D) Juneau
Andrew, Hope (D) • Sitka
Dora Sweeney (D) Juneau
Frank Johnson (R) Juneau
SECOND DIVISION
James von der Heydt (D) Nome
Eben Hopson (D) Pt. Barrow
Clinton Gray (R) Nome
THIRD DIVISION
Ken Johnson (D) Anchoragb
Irene Ryan (D) Anchorage
James Norene (D) Anchorage
Earl Hillstrand (D) Anchorage
Victor Fischer ' (D) Anchorage
Russell Young (D) Anchorage
S. Buckalew, Jr. (D) Anchorage
Dorothy Awes (D) Anchorage
Helen Fischer (D) Anchorage
Irwin L. Metcalf (D) Anchorage
FOURTH DIVISION
Richard J. Greuel (D) Fairbanks
John Coghill (R) Nenana
Francis X. Wirth (D) Fairbanks
Warren A. Taylor (D) Fairbanks
George McNabb (D) Fairbanks