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G-E Automatic Roaster - G-E Hotplate
G-E Washing Machine - G-E Sun Lamp
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Wiring Materials
NORTHERN LIGHT & POWER CO.
ALASKA CAB
(Formerly Glue Pot Cab)
SAME RATES SAME SERVICE
Phone Main 20 - Red 41
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PRECINCT RETURNS SHOW
ANCHORAGE LOW ON VOTERS
Wrangell Sentinal
Anchorage may be the largest
town in the Territory but appar
ently its residents do not vote.
Tabulation of precinct returns
from the Third Division reveals
that the six city precints of An
chorage cast a total of 1027 votes
in the recent primary. The three
city precincts of Juneau, from
where Anchorage wants to move
the capital, cast 1570 votes. And,
all of the Third, with its touted
population, cast 4313 votes as
compared with 6113 for the First
Division, which the Third some
times contends is dying on the
vine. Even Fairbanks, which An
chorage looks upon with a jeal
ous eye because there are a few
government contracts there An
chorage didn’t get, cast 1353 in !
its three city precincts, 300 more
than Anchorage. The Fourth div- '
ision-wide cast 3583. Ketchikan
1 cast 017 in its three city precincts.
Thus it would appear that on i
basis of voting population, Juneau
is the largest city in the Territory,
the First Division has the most j
people and Fairbanks is the sec
ond city with the Third Division
i second in population. When the
Third finds out about this, the
Anchorage Chamber probably will
| w a n t to send a delegation to
j Washington.
Frank Whaley, who now lives
in San Diego, arrived this week
at Rainbow to start operations
for the summer.
BIG HUT FEATURES 24-HOUR
SERVICE, RECREATION ROOM
Margaret Helling, who has op
erated the Hut for the past two
years, has leased the Nevada Grill
building and opened the “Big
Hut”.
She is featuring meals served
24 hours a day and has a fine big
soda fountain.
A recreation room at the rear
of the restaurant is planned for
the young people of teen-age as j
well as for adults as there will be
no liquor served.
The wedding of Chester Brown,
Jr., has been announced from
Anchorage. On May 28th he will
wed Ruth Sallows, also of An
chorage, at the Centray Lutheran
Church. Jack Brown was his
brother’s attendant.
Both young people attended
Anchorage High School, and Ches
ter went to the University of
Washington for one year before
entering the employment of the
Northern Commercial Co. Cater
pillar department. He plans to re
turn to school this fall at the Uni
versity of Oregon.
Peggy’s Cafe
now open
Serving
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
JACK LENCER
W atchmaker
i
Box 025 Nome, Alaska
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Announces
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Scheduled Round Trip Service
From Fairbanks and Kotzebue via Wales
To Nome Daily except Wednesdays
Round Trip Service From Anchorage via Galena
To Kotzebue and Nome Daily Except Wednesdays
and Sundays
These new services effective Friday, June 9.
Low Round Trip Fares and Freight Rates
Multi-Engiued DC-3 Equipment On All Flights
Stewardess Service On All Flights
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CA*.L MAIN 46 OR STOP IN OUR OFFICE ON FRONT ST.