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NOTICE TO EGG PRODUCERS
Starting Thursday, Arril Oth, egg checks
rill bo issued rcckly. Payment for eggs
reccivod from Thursday through Wednesday
inclusive rill be computed on Thursday and
checks rill be issued on Triday.
Your co-operation rill be appreciated.
II.V.7.C.A. L The Bgg Candler.
PRESENT 6QAR0 SUSTAINED
By a vote of 40-31 P.J.Kemmer ras sustainei
on the Board at the meeting held on Thurs
day evening of this reek in the Community
Hall, It ras then voted to cast one bal
lot on the remaining fivejnamely,3.P.Brock
Harold Stephan, Carl Rasmussen,A.R,Carson
and Oscar Kcrttula. The count on this bal
lot was 36 for recall and 37 against recal!
H.S,Bauer assumed the chairmanship after
calling for nominations and also giving
PlJ.Hemmer and Clair Patten an opportunity
to serve in that capacity. Both declined.
Homer on the grounds that he did not rec
ognize it as a legal meeting, and Patten
on the'grounds that the Board Chairman,
Hcmmer, ras present.
The main point brought out in the recall
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RAIL ■ 6US SERVICE
Albert IIvjiz, Traffic Manager for the Alaska
Railroad, was in 7'airier on Tuesday of this
week conferring with business non here on
Rail 3us Service to and from Anchorage ev
ery day. JThe Railroad has a tno-header 40
passenger car ~hich can be put into opera
tion immediately. if people here rrill desig
nate the hours at rhich they prefer this
service. The Rail Bus would be stationed
here and leave each morning for Anchotage
and return, some tine in the afternoon. It
can carry nail and some freight.
Therefore, if you are interested in having
this service—say have the Rail bus‘leave
here around 8 a.m. and return around 3:30
or 4 n.n., let the liatanuska Valley Chamber
of Commerce know and they -ill convey your
.nishes to the proper authorities.
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Only 275 voters took advantage of their vot
ing privilege on Ar-ril 27 and appeared at
the polls. Local candidates led in the Pal
mer precinct as trill be noted in the tabu
lated count.
Democrats Republicans
delegate to co'-gpiss
E. L. Bartlett 22? R. H, Stock 45
ATTOIPTSY GZZKRAL
J. Gerald ’Lillians 159 A. J. Peterson 88
AUDITOR OP ALASKA
jHarry 3. Deland 101 Albert 3. Goetz 62
1 Prank Boyle 94
EIGEKAY ETGIIKSR
Plank A. Ketcalf 87 Ira ?. Yamsvrorth 18
Donald Ha.cDonald 56
' TERRITORIAL S3ITAT3
’’’alter 3, T’untley 167 Killian E. Olson 60
Steve I’.cCutcheon 155 J. C. Korris 46
John S. Ilellenthal 82
TEHRITOPIAL HOUSE OF RSPP.ESE'. "TATTUES
Stanley UcCutcheon 157 II. D. Snodgrass 157
Joseph Loyer 117 Gorrit Snider 131
3,- T. McIIahon 97 Kenneth E. OHarra-67
Clarence P. Heating. 93 Louis Odsather 49
E. G, Bailey 86 Leslie I layers 43
C. A. Pollard 83 Olaf A. Olson 40
Killian A. Egan 80 L e C. Bettinger 39
ACCEPTS 'POSITION AT KODIAK
Carl A. Snelling announced today that he has
accepted a position as Superintendent at the
Kodiak ITaval 0 erations Base. This-is a
school established for the ITaval Pcrsonell
Families living there, but is under the
Territorial School System, Hr. Snelling
said. He has been assured of good living
quarters, and entertainment at the Ease is
also open'to the teaching staff.
T7.N. Cuddy and a Junior member of the firm,
and EC Davis and Jr.llamber attended the
recall meeting Thursday evening.