MUNZ FAMILY WILL
SPEND WINTER IN STATES
Mrs. Bill Munz and daughter
left for the States yesterday and
plan to spend the winter. Th|y
will be joined by Mr. Munz after
mining operations are closed
down later in the season.
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Sad Occasion As Denali
Ends Passenger Service
SEATTLE, CPC—It was a sort of
sad swan song, “hail and farewell”
atmosphere Wednesday night as
the steamship Denali slid slowly,
solemnly alongside Pier 42 to
wind up seagoing passenger ser
vice to Alaska from the States.
A large but quiet crowd greeted
the old vessel as she arrived at
8:30 p.m. with 145 passengers,
many of them making the trip
because Alaska Steamship Co. has
said “Nevermore.”
Capt. Albert McCabe, skipper
of the Denali, looked grim as he
sorrowfully commented:
“It’s a sad thing. A lot of people
are going to miss these ships.”
Alaska Steam started service to
the northland in 1895, is suspend
ing passenger service because it
says the business just doesn’t pay.
Tito Expects Normal
Relations With Italy
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, CP)—
Yugoslavia President Tito has ex
pressed hope that the Trieste
agreement “will be followed by
normalization of relations be
tween Italy and us—and this has
always been our wish.” Tito’s
statement was made in a speech
Wednesday at Sarajevo.
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| VOTE FOR — ELECT
William E. Beltz
DEMOCRAT
j TO THE
TERRITORIAL
SENATE
OCTOBER 12, 1954
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SENATOR BELTZ He has acquired six years
SEEKS SECOND TERM experience as a legislator and
_ has worked for the best in
LIFE-LONG ALASKAN terests of the 2nd Division and
FOR |42 YEARS lhe Territory as a whole.
Vote For A Man
Who Understands The Problems of Alaska
Declaration of Party
Affiliation Will Not Be
Required At Gen. Election
JUNEAjU—Declaration of party
affiliation will not be required at
the Alaska general election on
Oct. 12, J. Wilfred Leivers, clerk
of the First District court, notified
ele-ction officials in instructions
which accompanied election sup
plies mailed out this week in this
part of Alaska.
Voters are asked to state party
preference, if any, only in the pri
mary election, Leivers said.
New instructions on handling
in-valid or spoiled ballots were
also sent out.
“We find that election boards
reject, and do not count, any part
of a ballot where the voter has
voted for more persons than he
is supposed to,” Leivers said.
“This is wrong. If the voter cor
rectly marks his ballot under
‘Delegate’ and ‘Treasurer’ and
then happens to vote for more
than two senators and then cor
rectly votes for six representa
tives, just throw out (do not count)
his vote under the senator section.
In other words, do not count the
sections where the error is made,
but count all the sections where
he voted correctly.”
Leivers also reminded election
officials that the second perfor
ated number tab should be torn
o'ff the ballot before it is deposit
ed in the ballot box. Many ballots
have been coming in from past
elections, he said, with number
tabs still erroneously attached.
How to Dispose of Fish
Scales? —Eat Them, Is
Engineer’s Suggestion
GLOUCESTER, Mass., UP)—The
Massachusetts Health Department
recently advised fishermen they
no longer could dispose of fish
scales in the Gloucester Harbor.
Faced with a growing accumu
lation of smelly fish scales, the
Community Pier Assn, asked Ar
nold G. Carey, a Boston engineer
ing consultant, for advice.
After a study, his advice: “Eat
them.”
Carey said the taste may not be
as good, but a pound of fish scales
is about 20 per cent more benefi
cial than a pound of steak. He
added the fish scales are so high
in food value they “could grow
hair on a billiard ball.”
He offered other alternatives,
though, for the disposal of the fish
scales: burn it in an incinerator
with dry garbage; convert the
stuff into fertilizer; bury it under
some far-away sand dune.
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HENRY A. BENSON
Commissioner of Labor
A friend of the people in this district as proven by his record in office
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