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Representation for
"Rank and File’
Asks Bredlie, See.
FAIRBANKS, — UP) — The
possibility that Alaska may send
two delegations to bid for recog
nition at the national Republican
Convention at Philadelphia Junei
21 was raised today as a result
of a second call for Territorial
convention.
The standing party split has
widened by the announcement
that Elton Engstrom, Juneau
chairman of the Territorial Rep
ublican Central Committee had
issued a convention call for May
18 at Sitka.
Earlier, Sig Bredlie, secretary
of the Fourth Division Republi
can Club, had issued a call for a
convention of the first week in
* June at Mount McKinley Nation
al Park on- behalf of “rank and
file Republicans of Alaska.”
Commenting on Engstrom’s call
Maurice Johnson, Divisional party
leader and member of the Alaska
House, contended “it’s the same
old run-around.”
.‘As long ago as February, the
rank and file of Republicans ask
ed in a resolution for a conven
tion call with at least 30 days
notice,” he said. “The Central
Committee consistently refused so
we were obliged to call the con
vention in order to give full rep
* resentation for all members of
i our party.”
Johnson said Engstroms’s con
vention call provides for less than
two weeks’ notice. He said this
would not give enough time to
arrange delegations and trans
portation from all parts of the
Territory.
* If two delegations are sent to
the national convention, the one
recognized by that body will con
trol party machinery in the Ter
ritory.
WASHINGTON, —(^—Alaska
officials urged a House subcom
mittee today to approve a bill
to give Alaska the Army-owned
vessel Hygiene, now used as a
hospital ship by the Territory.
Dr. Earle Albrecht, Territorial
Commissioner of Health, said Al
^ aska has modernized the ship.
The committee reserved its de
cision.
The insurance of bank account? '
is what we call a success.
AIR FORCES. 2nd MERCY
FLIGHT TO GAMBELL
The Air Forces at Nome made
another “Mercy” flight to Gam
bell on Saturday, May 1st, to al
leviate the conditions created by
a serious food shortage on St.
Lawrence Island. Staples such as
flour, sugar, tea, beansw and bak
ing powder were sent to the nat
ives.
The sea ice around St. Lawrence
Island has moved out so quickly
this year, little seal or walrus
killing was possible. As a result
of this, the natives are suffering
from food shortage and there is
a possibility that they may lose
all their dogs from starvation.
HONOLULU, — (/P)—Forty Elk
Lodge members from Anchorage,
who made the lir.'t commercial
flight from Alaska to Hawaii,
staged an “Aloha” party Thurs
day night before a planned de
parture at 11 p.m. for San Fran
cisco and home,
Mukluks, fur parkas, pictures
of Alaska, and frozen king sal
mon went along as token gifts
to the Hawaiian territory. Spirit
ran high among the 40, most of
whom wanted to “just soak up
some sunshine.”
The salmon run and good fish
ing is not expected to start for
approximately three months.
TON OF FUR FLOWN
TO SEATTLE AND EAST
A ton of raw fur, the largest 1
single shipment of pelts ever to
be flown by Pan American Clip
per from Alaska, arrived in Se
attle the latter part of April.
The 1,726 beaver skins, along:
with an assortment of otter, mar
ten, ermine, weasel, mink and
muskrat were consigned to fur
auctions and private firms in Se
attle and New York.
The shipment contained enough
furs to supply 175 women with
new coats at a retail price of
FATHER HANON. CHAPLAIN
AACS HERE THIS WEEK END
Father Hanon, Catholic Chap
lain of the Airways and A:r Com
munications Service arrived here
yesterday on a tour of AACS sta
tions. Father Hanon said Ma.-s
on Thursday evening and will al
so hold regular servces in the St.
Joseph Church on Sunday.
about SI73,000. E. H. Hei r
go traffic superintendent for the
airline’s Alaska region said.
Air transportation is highly ad
aptable to the fur business where
fluctuating markets make speed
a vital factor, Heroic! said.
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