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AT THE POLLS OCTOBER 9
For Delegate to Congress
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BYRON GILLAM
'For Attorney General
WILLIAM
For Territorial Senator
BYRON GILLAM
A resident of Fairbanks,
figured largely in getting
the Alaska Mental Health
Bill passed.
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WILLIAM SANDERS
A resident of Anchorage
and prominent attorney. Is
a captain in the Alaska Na
tional Guard and overseas
World War II veteran.
CHARLES D. JONES
A member of the first
territorial legislature; has
served as a member of the
Senate several terms since.
Long a resident of this
Division and devoted to
the advancement of the
Second Division.
IRVING REED
For Highway Engineer
Presently serving as Highway Engineer. Has a
, deep understanding of the need for roads in the Sec
ond Division and is working tirelessly in that direction.
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THE REPUBLICAN PARTY:
★ Appropriated $6,500,000 for Alaska’s first
mental health program. Our mental
health patients will be cared for in Alaska
instead of Outside.
★ Plans to build two-year high schools at j
Point Barrow, Kotzebue, llnalakleet and
Hooper Bay.
★ Abolished taxes on theater tickets and
airplane tickets to the States.
★ Spent $345,000 on construction and im
provement of our airfields. Airfields are
being built at Kiana, Lost River, and Pt.
Hope. Villag es receiving funds for airport
improvement, engineering and mainte
nance included: Solomon, Elim, Koyuk,
Quartz Creek, Utica, Teller, Alakanuk,
Andreafsky, Dahl Creek, Gambell, Kobuk,
Haycock, Kivalina, Kotzebue, Mekoryuk,
Noatak, Norvik, Point Lay, Savoonga, Elim,
Selawik, Shaktoolik, Wainwright, Basin
Creek, and Haycock.
Send the Best Men to Washington—FI
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JOHN BUTROVICH
Born and raised in Alas
ka, has served continuous
ly in the Alaska Senate
since 1944. Operates a suc
cessful insurance agency.
• A long - time fighter for
^ statehood.
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