ALASKA MOVES
TOWARD STATEHOOD
The first step to
ward making statehood
for Alaska a reality
was taken in Congress
on Jan. 5, when Dele
gate Bob Bartlett in
troduced a bill for
that purpose.
The territory of
Hawaii also has pre*
sented its bill for
statehood, and it is
hoped that the two
bills will have an
early hearing in Con
gress.
Under provisions
of the bill introdu
ced by Delegate Bart
lett, a special pri
mary election will be
called at which dele
gates will be elected
from Alaska*s four
judicial divisions.
Ninety days after
election the group
will meet in Juneau
to ratify the consti
tution of the United
States and to draw up
a constitution for
the state of Alaska.
SCHOMINGS VISIT
FROM PORT GRAHAM
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Schoming of Port Gra
ham were the house
guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Tobelmann
of Seldovia this
week. They returned
to Port Graham yes
terday on Nick 21.x
nitfs boat, the Bun
ny.
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