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Five Women Seek
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courses at the University of
Alaska.
Dorothy Prior advocates a
community property law, re
newed efforts for passage of the
statehood bill and is interested
in the legislative recommenda
tions of the League of Alaskan
Cities.
Dorothy Prior is an example
of th; Alaskan business woman,
standing for “honesty, fairness
and common sense in govern
ment."
Mrs. Barbara Dimock, also
running on the Republican tick
et is an Alaskan resident o; five
years. She lived in Bethel from
1947 to 194.) where she op rated
the Bethel Roadhouse. After
moving to Anchorage she work
ed for several attorneys and i.i
1950 was appointed to adminis
trative assistant at the Anchor
age RFC office, from which posi
tion she resigned in 1951.
Mrs. Dimock was born in Se
attle. She graduated from high
school there and completed the
four year course in law at South
western University in Los An
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geles. She spent four years in
San Diego as executive secre
tary for a leading law firm tii n
was made general office mana
ger of the Ryan Aeronautics
School in San Diego.
The Republican aspirant has
served as fund drive chairman
for Anchorage Girl Scouts, Red
Cross and National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis and is an
active member in Republican
clubs in the Hub City.
Mrs. Dimock advocates legis
lation to regulate licensing of
insurance and real estate brok
ers. She also supports the pro
posed community property laws
and a bill allowing individuals
to will their eyes to a recognized
eye bank upon death.
Irene E. Ryan is a Democratic
candidate for the Legislature.
She first moved into the Third
Division in 1931, living in An
chorage. The Ryans left in 1932
but returned again 10 years
later. During the war she was
airways engineer for the CAA.
Mrs. Pvan was the first wo
man to fly solo in Alaska. She
and her husband, who is a min
ing engineer, sponsored the or
ganization of prospecting and
mining groins in the Territory.
They are both graduates of the
New Mexico School of Mines.
Mrs. Ryan is the only woman
registered engineer in Alaska.
She is now associated with
Thomas B. Bourne, Inc., engi
neers and architects.
Other women running for Leg
islature from the Third Division
are Mrs. B tty Mears of Palmer
and Pearl Gibson of Anchorage,
1: >th on the Democratic ticket.
Personal sketches of these can
didates will appear in later edi
tions of this paper.
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NEW HEALTH BREAD
Joe Guthrie, Marathon Bak
ery, has been experimenting
with his own recipe for a real
“health bread” for the past sev
eral weeks. He finally came up
with two new loaves which are
rapidly growing in demand with
housewives.
One recipe which he calls a
vegetable loaf contains added
vitamins E and G. The other
loaf resembles the former crack
ed wheat loaf. Guthrie calls it
the “Cereal l oaf”* with vitamins
B and E added. It is a fine
grained bread with a smooth
texture and nutty flavor.
Guthrie has been baking in
Seward .for the past two years
as the Marathon Bakery. lie
operated another bake shop dur
ing a previous residence here.
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