Elect
Gunnard M.
Engebreth
SENATOR
I
Third Division, Territory of Alaska
Special Election
January 29, 1946
Dear Voters:
I have made my home in Alaska since 1933, teaching school in rural distiicts for seven
years and operating a hardware business in Anchorage for the past five. I feel I know the prob
lems of both rural and city districts, and pledge to work for the program below:
1. I favor Territorial control of Alaska's fisheries and wildlife.
2. I urge the construction or acquisition of tuberculosis hospitals within the Territory and a
health program which will lead to positive control of this disease.
3. I favor construction and maintenance of such highways as are needed to make an inte
grated territorial network, e. g., Homer-Seward-Anchorage road, Haines Cut-off, Copper River.
Naknek, Dillingham, and others.
4. I advocate a revision of our territorial system of taxation based on the ability to pay
and the privileges received, thus insuring:
(a) general development of territorial resources,
(b) growth of resident population
(c) new industries
5. I urge that public lands now withdrawn bv executive orders be thrown open to homestead
ing and other entries, with preferential rights to service men and ex-service men.
6. I favor adequate aid to the aged, the infirmed, and to those involuntarily unemployed
with increasing benefits where and when needed.
7. 1 believe that our labor laws should be amended to be in line with the laws of the most
enlightened state, m all cases providing for rehabilitation of injured workers and compulsory
insurance with either private or territorial insurance.
8. In short, it will be my policy to favor all legislation which will further the development
of the Terrritory and benefit its residents. I am opposed to outside interests operating in Alas
ka without benefit to the Territory or its residents.
Yours very truly,
Gunnard M. Engebrcth
Winner
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Beach, Calif., depicting in flow
ers its harbor with the aircraft
carrier Shangri-La lying at anch
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dena, Calif. The float was the
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Seattle Seaman
Dies At Base
Funeral services were held
from the Catholic church here
Wednesday at 8:4i> am for Geo.
John Mika, age 65, merchant
seaman on the North Haven,
who died on January 4 at the
Navy hospital from a long-stand
ing heart ailment. He was admit
ted to the hospital on Christmas
Day. Records showed he had
been released from a hospital in
Seattle earlier in December.
Airangements for the funeral
were made by Walter Sipprell,
local Alaska Steamstip agent,
and services were conducted by
Father Vincent Edge. Pallbearers
were Jack Metzgar, Bud Metz
gar, Oscar Nelson, Pat Lynch,
George Roberts and Walter Sip
prell.
The deceased had no known
relatives.
Gus George, of Juneau, who
before his discharge from the Ar
my was in charge of the tiavel
control bureau in Kodiak, writes
that he and Mrs. George, who
also made her home here for a
t ime, are enjoying the sunshine
of California. Having just taken
in the Pasadena Rose Parade,
Mr. George said he is liking "the
life of a civilian very much.”
NOTICE
Under the grading system of
inspection or all features of san
; itation and food handling, the
following eating establishments
in Kodiak were scored as follows.
The inspections are made period
ically.
Kodiak Fountain .97
Cheechako Club .90
Polar Bear Cafe .79
Jack’s Cafe .92
Belmont Cafe .91
Victory Cafe .92
Casino .85
Dr. A. Holmes Johnson
City Health Officer
Go To Church Q
Greek Russian Orthodox Ch,
Rev. Gregory Gleboff
A cordial invitation is ext*
ad to all member of the chm
to attend the services
CATHOLIC SERVICES
Father Vincent Edge, S. 1
HOSPITAL CHAPEL
Mass on Weekdays 6:30 4
Holy Hour Friday 2 to 3;1
NOTRE DAME de KODU ,
CHURCH I e
Mass-Sundays, Holy days 10 .)
Stations of the Cross & Ben* ,
tion—Fridays 7:30
Instruction <fc Benediction I h
Sundays 7:20 |
Instruction in Christian D
trine for Children Fridays d >
FORT GREELY 1 •
Mass—Sundays
PRAISE CHAPEL
Rev. John Marshall
Sunday Soheol
Sunday Morning Worship
Sunday Evening
Evangelistic Service
Wednesday Evening
Prayer & Praise
Monday & Friday Evening
Class for Young People
COMMUNITY BAPTIST
CHURCH 1,
Rev. Gregory S. Morony, Pm e
Sunday - January 13
10:15 Sunday School. Clasea ,
all ages.
11:15 Morning Worship
Sermon: ■
You Are the Seventy 1 ;
6:30 Christian Fellowship Lei) r
Intermediate, High Set ,
and Yeung People’sgrr
I ■
7:30 Evening Gospel Heir
Hymn-sing
Led by Edgar Burress jf
Sermon:
Albert Schweitzer—Fried
Africa 31.
Monday i ;
3:30 Children’s choir
Tuesday: -1 ^
3:30 Inter. Camp Fire G
7:15 Bov Scouts Troop 1
Wednesday . 1
3:30 Sr. Camp Fire Girls
7:30 Vesper Hour. Prays
World Adventure Series. Sti
of Africa. Leri by Mrs. M«
Burnham
Friday:
3:30 Girls’ choir
7:30 Church Choir 1
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