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LE3KO BROS.
205 Second Ave.
Alaska, the last frontier,
abundant with natural resources.
Let's develop these resources. A
vote for BERT RUTHERFORD,
an Anchorage business man, for
Territorial Legislature is a vote
for the development of the
natural resources. A vote for
BERT RUTHERFORD is a vote
for year in year out stability
and economy for Alaska. A vote
for BERT RUTHERFORD is a
vote for a year around job.
—pol. adv.
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P.O. Box 381 Seward, Alaska
BROWNIES PLAN FOR
SCOUT WEEK
Seventeen little girls, the full
membership of the Brownie
Troop of nine year olds, met
October 1? at 4 p. m. in the Meth
odist church basement.
In prepartion for Girl Scout
Week, Ocotber 2(i to Novcmebr
1, the girls are learning scout
songs for the Vesper services,
MUSIC LOVERS PLEASED
WITH FIRST CONCERT
OF SEASON
If numbers and applause are
are indication of pleasure in an
audience, Seward was very
pleased, indeed, with the lirst
concert of the season last Satur
day night.
It was said of Silva the bril
liant 'cellist, that he seemed to
live every note with the mood
of the music passing over his
lace like ripples on a summer
stream. Silva and his 'cello will
be a welcome member of the
artist group next year.
Urban, the violinist, made his
first appearance in Seward con
certs this year. He was well re
ceived and acclaimed as a sup
erior artist.
Maxim Shapiro is now well
known to Seward audiences,
since he has opened the season
lor the past three years. He is,
in fact the promoter and guiding
spirit behind the entire concert
movement in Alaska. He played
the new concert grand piano
which is now owned by the Sew
ward Concert Committee. Tin1
committee treasurer reports that
for the first time ticket sales
more than covered the cost of
the entire season.
with Mrs. Kenneth Shearer
teaching.
In the business meeting the
troop discussed activities for
Girl Scout week, and it was de
cided that Open House for their
parents followed by a dramatic
skit and refreshments would be
the proper program.
Patrol leaders Leslie Smyth
and Anita Steward reported that
names for the patrols hadn't
been decided upon. The cat and
mouse game was played with
fun for all.
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OFFERING FREQUENT FREIGHT SERVICE BETWEEN
CALIFORNIA—OREGON—WASHINGTON—ALASKA
SS PACIFICUS
Lv. Seattle. Oct. 13
Arr. Seward .. •••• Oct 18
SS NORTH BEACON
Lv. San Francisco . Oct. 11
Lv. Portland Oct. 17
Lv. Seattle . Oct. 23
Arr. Seward. Oct. 23
FAIRBANKS
M. J. (Bill) Wilcox
Dist. Mgr.
Jameson Eng. Bldg.
ANCHORAGE
223 Central Bldg.
P.O. Box 532
Ph. 3-4401
George Hutton
Alaska Mgr.
SEWARD
APR Freight Depoi
Main 154
Vernon K. Griffith
Dist. Mgr.
Moilrni (. <>a' /a ; e
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House of Representatives
Barbara Dlmoefc
Thi ty-seven years of age- marrii 1
R ■ dent of Aiask i for five year-' -
2! ■> years as owner and operator of the
Bethel Roadhouse Hotel at Bethel,
Alaska. Former Administrative Assist
ant in charge of the local office of the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Graduate of Law School. Seven years as
general office manager of Ryan Aero
nautical Company, San Diego. Calif.
Active in many local civic projects.
Howard Pollock
Former resident of New Orleans. La.
Thhty-tw.o years of age—married and
has two children. College education,
aspires to pursue further study of Leo .
Lt. Comdr., USN Ret red—retired at
2ti for injuries sustained overseas in
World War II. Former Assistant Per
sonnel Director ■'for HQ, U. S. Army.
Alaska. Homesteader a d outdoorsman.
Bert Rutherford
Prominent Anchorage bus'nessnvm -
38 years of age—active in «. ivic and
fraternal affairs. Married, and has
lived in the Third Division for 14 years.
Prior to that Mr. Rutherford lived in
the State of Washington where he at
tended the University of Washington.
Carl Rentsehler
Formerly from the state of Pennsyl
vania where he graduated from Penn
Stat". He is married, and a resident of
Anchorage for seven years. Thirty-one
years of age—former Air Force pilot
in World War II—past president of An
chorage and Alaska Junior Chamber of
Commerce—arranged 1949 hearings on
Kenai Land Withdrawals.
M. D. Snodgrass
Pioneer Alaskan agriculturist, legisla
tor. A prominent resident of Alaska
since 1907. For 45 years associated with
the agricultural development of the
Territory, tit Kodiak, Fairbanks (Col
lege), and now at Palmer. Mr. Snod
grass is a real pioneer — reared a
family of five children and now has
15 grandchildren — till Alaskans.
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FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT
VOTE REPUBLICAN
OCT. 14, 1952
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
Robert C. Reeve
Old-time Bush Pilot who has lived in
tiie Territory 121 years. Fifty years of
age—- married, and the father of five
children. Attended the University of
Wisconsin after serving as a gunner in
first World War. Pioneered South Am
erican and Central American air routes,
came to Alaska and continued in the
airline business at Valdez and Fair
banks. Founded Reeve Aleutian Air
ways, which he still owns and operates.
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SENATE — FOUR YEAR TERM
John F. Gorsuch
Anchorage busine^sm m -^.college and
1 »g:>l education. Resident of Anchorage
for e'ght years. Married, and fat Iter of
three boys. Four years member and
past president Anchorage Independent
School District Board. A .Veteran of
World War i a^ pilot
in the Air Force.
Active in commun
ity affairs.
tMars&uz!! Hoppsn
Cac e to Ah ska 13 ve s , ■ R >.
giorsal Administrator for the CAA. H; s
had vast experience in every phase of
aviation, including the presidency of
airlin • firms. A former re idea’ • .
Washington, D C., where he was first
a Page in the House of Representatives and later Assistant
Custodian. A veteran United States Air Force pilot in
World War 1. Married to Margot Hoppin 123 years.
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SENATE — TWO YEAR TERM
Paul Robison
Resident of tlie community of Spennrd
and Anchorage active in civic affairs
of the Greater Anchorage Area. Age
33 years—married, and the father of
two children. Lived and educated in
the state of Kansas. lie is a veteran
of World War II and is presently prac
ticing law in Anchorage.
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House cf Representatives
Dorothy Prior
Anchorage businesswoman — resident
of Alaska over six years. Graduate of
Washington State College where she
majored in Business Administration.
Two years’ commissioned service in
the United States Navy in World War
II. Practicing public accountant —
founder and former owner of “Your
Girl Friday.” Active in Girl Scout
Council where she serves as Finance
Chairman.
Lee McKinley
Born in Arkansas — graduated from
Kansas City Western Dental College.
Since arriving in Alaska in 1946. Dr.
McKinley resides with his wife and
seven c hildren on a farm in the P 'tmc -
ait'a and practices dentistry in Anchor
age. Active in community projects
in both Anchorage and Palmer. Dr.
McKinley takes time to care for people
in outlying areas by doing cross-coun
try dentistrv.
Owimr r.f Anchorage Travel Bureau in
Anchorage. Alaska—has traveled wide
ly throughout the Territory in connec
tion with his business. Attended St.
01 a ^ ' n Min sot . Cam :
Alaska !.; years ago as Auditor for
Rural Resettlement Administration at
■' ■ 1 Veteran "f World v-.- ; I
active in local church and civic affairs.
Lloyd Olsen
Herald Stringer
34 >' 's : r ■ nan it d, with two chil
dren. Resident of Anchorage since dis
charge from Army in 1945. Native of
Arkansas, where he attended grammar,
high school and college. After com
pleting military service he secured
legal education at Stanford and Uni
\ersity of California. Practicing attor
ney in Anchorage; active in Veterans’
group activities and other civic affairs.
Fred W. Williamson
Born and raised in the State of Maine
w!u ;e he attended grammar and high
school. He has been a resident of An
chorage for eight years. He is fifty-five
y ears of age and is a veteran of World
War I. Has been a worker on construc
tion projects since living in Alaska.
Presently a carpenter and active in
Carpenter’s Local.