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“FISH TRAPS ARE OUT FOR THE 1959 FISHING SEASON”
Secretary of Interior Fred A. Seaton has publicly announced that fish traps will be outlawed
beginning in 1959. This will mean improved fishing conditions fdr all our local people.
“WE WILL COHTROL OUR RESOURCES UPON PASSAGE OF A GOOD LAW”
The Secretary has informed the people of Alaska that as Secretary of the Interior he will
certify that we are ready to control our resources just as soon as the State Legislature
passes the necessary state laws.
“VOTE FOR QUALIFIED MEN, NOT A POLITICAL PARTY.”
On November 25 examine again all the qualifications of the candidates and judge them on
ability alone. As Alaskans building a great, new State we must be served by men who will act
with care and judgement. YOU ARE NOT RLii i RED TO OT E FOR A POLITICAL PARTY.
YOU ARE OBLIGATED TO VOTE FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT OF OUR STATE.
“VOTE FOR ALASKA’S ALL-STAR TEAM OF REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES”
The Republican party has presented to you an all-star team of candidates for all offices in
this election. We urge that you support them on the basis of their ability alone. They have
all demonstrated that they are familiar with all our problems.
“FOR QUALIFIED MEN FROM KODIAK ISLAND VOTE FOR THESE CANDIDATES”
Stan Nelson, candidate for
the State Legislature, says:
“November 25 is drawing near. This is the ‘all
important’ day when the voters of the Naval Base,
City of Kodiak, and the villages around the Island
will go to the polls to select the candidates they
prefer to represent them at Alaska’s first State
Legislature.
“There was a tremendous vote for Statehood;
now a tremendous vote for the Legislators will
assure them of more power in your behalf at the
State Capitol.
“A choice of candidates is your American heri
tage; your voice in government is your vote, so
stop a moment, think a moment, then mark your
ballot.”
Jack Hinckel, candidate for
the State Senate, says:
“If you want a maximum of self-government
and a minimum of taxes, with honest representa
tion by local people, vote for me and other Re
publican candidates.”
The Republican candidates
have:
9 Ability
@ Experience
• Integrity
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Pd. Pol. Adv. by Kodiafc Republican Club
Kim Clark, candidate for the
State Legislature, says:
“As Thanksgiving apnroaches let us be thank
ful that we can vote without coercion by various
threats; that we can use our own good judgment in
selecting our choices and need not be bound by
party lines—this is the American way.
“As the greatest state we will need an honest,
sincere, vigorous, unprejudiced and, above all, far
seeing group of legislators at Juneau and Wash
ington, with vigilance to see that ALL Alaskans
of whatever status, race, creed or color are con
sidered in all legislation. As a member of this
group I would expend every effort to maintain
these requirements.
“Remember to vote on the 25th, friends. G®d
bless you all.