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Sample Ballot
General Election
October 12, 1948
SECOND JUDICIAL DIVISION
Mark "X" in the square at the left of the name of each
candidate for whom you desire to vote
For Delegate to Congress
(Vote for One)
Stock, R. H.
Republican
Democrat
For Attorney General
(Vote for One)
Peterson, Aimer J. .
Republican
j 1 Williams, J. Gerald
Democrat
For Auditor of Alaska
(Vote for One) *
Goetz, Albert E.
Republican
Boyle, Frank A.
Democrat
For Highway Engineer
(Vote for One)
^ Donald MacDonald II
Republican
Metcalf, Frank A.
Democrat
For Territorial Senate
(Vote for Two)
Anderson, C. Dewey
Republican
Waldheim, George J.
Republican
j | Anderson, Edward
Democrat
»| j-.Lyng, Howard
Democrat
For Territorial
House of Representatives
(Vote for Four)
IXl Ipalook, Percy
Republican
——
Johnson, Frank L.
Republican
Laws, W. W.
Republican
Mogg, Samuel
Republican
| j Rydeen, Aimer
Democrat
| J Beltz, Wm. FI.
Democrat
Madsen, George P.
Democrat
| | Degnan, Frank
Democrat
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CIO Withdraws
4
Oakland Pickets
SAN FRANCISCO, iff) — CIO
longshore pickets were expected to
withdraw from the port of Oak
land today under an agreement for
the removal of commercial cargo
piled on the docks.
A union announcement of the
agreement with the City of Oak
land made clear the loading or
discharge of struck ships is not in
volved. But the city’s wharves and
warehouses are to be cleared to
make room for army cargo.
Waterfront observers, m e a n -
time, speculated as to what the
army will do for ships to move the
usual 250,000 tons a month. About
80 per cent of this tonnage previ
ously was carried under charter in
now idle commercial ships.
Most refrigerator ships, used in
moving perishable cargoes to the
Far East, are owned by the struck
Pacific Far East lines.
SCOUT NEWS
Last Saturday the Boy Scouts of
Troop 666 went on a tour of the
Marks Air Base. The tour was
conducted by Scoutmaster Pew.
We were shown through the air
base fire department under the su
pervision of Mr. Huxley. We then
went through the big hangar.
Among other things that we did
there was go up into the tower and
see how they brought in planes
and sent them out.
After we left the hangar we
went over to the Arctic indoctrin
ation school and were shown~the
equipment that forced-down pilots
used. From there we went to the
power plant that supplies all the
electricity for the base.
After we got through looking
around there we went over to the
mess hall and had chow. After we
I finished eating we started back for
I town.
Annihilate Reds
In Tsinan
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NANKING, (A*) — Government
sources today announced the com
plete annihilation of communist
forces within besieged Tsinan.
A national spokesman said the
righting within the city reached
“a climax” during the early morn
ing hours. He added that the cit’s
innere defenses had not been
broken by communist troops at
any point.
Meanwhile the American em
bassy said eight American mis
sionaries were inside Tsinan, capi
tal of Shantung province. Their
names were not available here.
All Scouts who wish to go on an
overnight hike to Dexter are re
quested to report at the Scout Hall
at 10:00 a m.
' The next troop meeting will be
this coming Friday at 7:15 p.m.
General Election, October 12, 1948
ELECT
GEO. J. WALDHELM
Republican Candidate
FOR
SENATOR
Northwestern Alaska
F air A ssociation
Nome, Alaska
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