Senors Eligible For
Many Scholarships
This Yerr
Sow;i i\l High School gradu
I iitos will find several valuable
scholarships available this year
lor anyone* who can qualify.
This was brought out lav Ilal
Oillilon and FLy. diaries Malin
the Ch unber of Conuncrce
r citing b:.-{ week.
1 he* Li Us \aiional Srho!arshii
; nounts 1o something in the
i. iyhbarhoo ! of SliaOO, Mr. Gil
] sa;d. Two local seniors are
contending for the award in
Alasua. ilu.v arc the only A1
a. .s.... siiiut ids to liis knowledge
\\ no have enierod the contest,
according to the Past Exalted
Kuler here.
The Methodist Church is off r
ing an Alaskan scholarship of
SoOO. Mr. Malin announced, and
i ic local scholarship given an
nually by Seward Lions is again
available to Seward youth.
Several seniors are entering
tne Chamber of Commerce con
test for the best, paper on “My
Future in Seward. Alaska." The
pi ize offered by the Chamber
is $50. This is the first year the
contest has been offered, and
if successful it may become an
annual affair.
"Speaking of contest and pub
licity." Secretary Malin said,
"the best publicity Seward. Al
aska has received for some lime
is coming from Seward, Ne
braska." Tiie Nebraska city has
approached Coach Don Dalberg
on a proposition to carry on
track meets and other athletic
contests via airmail. The pro
posed games have received 'As
sociated and United Press com
ment throughout the United
States as the first contest of its
kind.
Before any kind of track meet
can be undertaken in Seward,
something must be done about
a good track. Coach Dalberg
was invited to attend the next
meeting with suggestions and
estimates of oos’t for construc
tion of such a track or athletic
field.
Vote for
1 BERT
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Rutherford
Is REPUBLICAN
TERRITORIAL
LEGISLATURE
For Sound Business in Government
14 Years in the Third Division
Mr. Billikin 8s Symbol
For Alaska
Visitors Association
Juneau—A battery of strange
little men invaded Juneau:
They landed in the vicinity
of the Baranof Hotel and swiftly
took over the Gift Shop, the
Pan American Airways offices,
the Alaska Coastal uptown tick
et office, and the Alaska Visitors
Association suite.
It is rumored that some made
their way into the Bubble Room
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WALTER H. HODGE
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Republican Candidate
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Resident of Third Division
for Twenty-One Years
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to sabotage bar operations.
People in the vicinity de
scribed these odd creatures as
<>1 a bilious yellow complexion,
with strangely crossed eyes and
red tongues hanging from drool
ing mouths. Some people said
men from Mars!
They disrupted the flow of
commerce and threatened for
awhile to panic the forces try
ing to drive them out of town.
Rallying their forces, the de
fenders finally rounded all the
little men" up. and Pan Am
erican sales manager Fred Dunn
escorted them in person to Se
attle.
Now converted Allies, the
"little men" will be turned loose
at the receptions of the Pacific
Northwest Trade Association
conference in Victoria. They will
help Dunn and Alaska Visitors
Association s executive director
Jim Chadwick to capture the
good will of the other delegates.
The little men were, it was
discovered actually a new ver
sion of Mr. Bilfiken. god of
things as they ought to be. whom
th“ Alaska Visitors Association
is promoting as a symbol of tra
vel and fun in Alaska.
They are created from yellow
cardboard about three inches
high and have extended arms
that can fold around the rim of
a cocktail or iced tea glass.
The Billikens were imprinted
by the Daily Alaska Empire,
but when the die which was to
be used for stamping them out
failed to arrive, everyone in the
vicinity was pressed into service
cutting out the little fellows.
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NEIL F. MOORE
Candidate for
Auditor of Alaska
A Candidate for promoting
Clean Government
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