Ouzinkie News
Phillip Katelnikoff and Fred
Torsen are making a power dory
in the warehouse.
Mary Setzekorn, Alaska Na
tive Service field nurse, is leav
ing on a vacation in the States.
She is going to take Lou Rae
Van Kirk to her father in Seattle.
The Christmas Seal campaign
raised 550. An elaborate Christ
mas program was put on and en
joyed by everyone, and on New
Year’s eve many of the children
stayed up until 6:20 am.
SMITH'S
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Off ice—A cross from Bert’s
Father Gerasim Schmaltz, of
Monk’s LagooD, was here for the
holidays
Freddie KatelnikofT on a 30
day furlough and Dennis Shana
gin on a 90-day furlough, are
visiting here. The latter has re
enlisted for 2 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson
and Cloe Pestrikmf came from
their fox island to spend Russian
Christmas.
Old Harbor News
Miss Gletis Delgaty, our mis
sionary, visited Miss Edna Snip
pley at Alitak recently but has
returned to continue her services
here.
Henry Russel, of McCord’s
ranch on Sitkalidak, spent Christ
mas in our village.
Rolf Christiansen and son
Rolf, Jr. were recent callers at
Elect
Gunnard M.
En gebreth
SENATOR
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 districts 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. 1, 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5 j urge that public lands now withdrawn by executive orders be thrown open to homestead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 iufirmed, 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, in 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. Engebreth
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Port Hobron, and Luzon Luko
vitch of Kodiak is visiting Mr.
and Mrs Simeon Shadula.
An S-pound baby girl, named
Dora Darlene, was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Gabriel Azuayak on
Dec. 18.
Duane Beemer has gone to
Kodiak to attend school and Jack
Spearns of Port Hobron went
there to visit friends. The latter
may go to Seattle to visit his sis
, ter, Loretta Spearns, who has
been employed at Boeings.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spearns
and Henry Russel spent Christ
mas at Old Harbor at the Fred
Baileys. The Christmas program
held at the school house was a
grand success and afterward
dancing was enjoyed by every
one.
Christmas day Mrs. Bai'ey
and Mrs. Spearns cooked a big
dinner. Invited guests were R.
E. Krautter, Nels Christiansen,
Henry Russel, William Burbin
Hansen, Alfred Hansen and Pete
Inga.
Max Peabody, formerly of
Kodiak, has been promoted to
2nd Lieutenant (Inf.) and is
somewhere in Japan. He expects
to be back home to Portland,
where Mrs. Peabody is, in the
spring.
Ralph Schillios, fonriet ,
tractor’s employe here, who |
been in the Navy and as a n»
correspondent witnessed thee
viction of Yamashita, is out
the service and at his home
La Center, Wash. He is plan#
to attend college He once did
column and special wrniug
the Mirror.
marshall
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LAUNDRY
SPECIAL
ELECTION
JANUARY 29,1946
FOR SENATOR 1
0 Sgt. Steve McCutcheon
FOR REPRESENTATIVE j
0 Robert "Bud” Warren!
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Third Division - - - Alaska
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& AFFILIATED UNIONS