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RE-ELECT
WALTER P. SHARPE
Democrat
COMMISSIONER
OF LABOR
Four Years Executive Director
Unemployment Compensation
Committee
Four Years Commissioner of Labor
Six Months Chairman
Alaska Industrial Board
“My experience is your guarantee”
Bora Nome, Alaska
Resident in Territory Forty Years
More War Surplus
Set Aside For
Veterans
i
i Word has been received unlay
! from Donald R. Wilson of the Sur
I
plus Property office in Anchorage,
that more war surpluses are now
1 “set aside” for veterans. The Ter
I ritorial surplus property office,
| Anchorage announced that addi
! tional items of war surpluses, as
they become available, have been
“set aside” for exclusive sale to
, certified veterans of World War
) II.
In addition to the vehicles, trac
tors, construction, mining, exca
, vating and agricultural machin
ery, medical equipment and type
writers now on the “set aside”
; list a veteran, certified for prior
ity, has precedence even before
j federal agencies in purchasing the
following surplus property: am
bulances, office furniture and ma
chines, tool kits for carpenters
and machinists, commercial food
preparation electrical appliances,
commercial refrigerators, photo
graphic equipment, photo engrav
ing presses, binoculars. wrist
watches, life rafts, certain type
sleeping bags, surveying equip
ment and structures of both wood
and steel—except hangers, quon
set huts more than twenty feet in
width, warehouses and special
purpose buildings.
Complete lists of “set aside”
items may be secured at any of
the Alaskan surplus property of
fices, located in Anchorage, Fair
banks, Juneau and Nome.
The British in normal times ex
port a larger percent of their total
steel production than U. S. steel
makers.
Hope To Identify
Three Skeletons
SHANGHAI, Oct. 2. (/P)—Three
Americans flew to Sichang today
hoping to pave the way for rescu
ing five airmen reported enslaved
by Lolos and to identify three
skeletons brought here Saturday
The skeletons were found three
days’ hiking distance from Si
chang, where they had been taken
by Chinese. They were examined
carefully by medical experts but
no identifying clues were found.
Chinese who discovered the re
mains found an uninscribed wrist
watch and a piece of parachute
silk which a^so were brought to
Shanghai.
Discovery of the watch led to'
the hope there might be sufficient
wreckage at the scene to identify
the crashed plane and hence help
, identify the victims.
There is no basis for speculating
whether the reported captives
were in the same crew as the men
whose skeletons were discovered.
Meantime, U. S. soldiers were
slogging painfully across moun
tainous western China seeking the
captives. They set out from Si
chang last week. Traveling with
out radios, they have no means of
communication.
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LONDON. </P)—Before the w’ar,
telephone subscribers in Britain
made 111,553,000 long-distance
calls a year. For the year ended
last March 31 the number wras
1(39,144,000—up 70 percent.
While in Kotzebue Eat Your
Lunch or Dinner at the
KOTZEBUE GRILL
The Farthest North Restaurant
On the American Continent
Operated and Managed by BEULAH LEVY
GENERAL ELECTION
►
Tuesday, October 8, 1946
The Following DEMOCRATIC Candidates
Solicit Y our Support and Vote
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS:
E. L. (Bob) BARTLETT
TERRITORIAL TREASURER:
OSCAR G. OLSON
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR:
WALTER P. SHARPE
TERRITORIAL SENATE:
ELIZABETH M.
(Bess) CROSS
HOWARD LYNG
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
EDWARD ANDERSON
GEORGE P. MADSEN
w. e. McDonald
WALLACE PORTER
Voting Requirement
One year in Territory - - Thirty days in Precinct
Polling Places
City Hall---Little Creek