NOTICE
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
NOTICE OF TERRITORIAL
GENERAL ELECTION
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE IN
CORPORATED CITY OF KODIAK
Div. No. Three, Territory of Alaska
Notice is hereby given that pur
suant to Chapter 5, Title 38, ACLA
1949, as amended, a territorial gen
eral election will be held on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 195(5
between the hours of 8 o’clock A.
M. and 8 o’clock P. M. of said Hay.
The Council of City of Kodiak,
having heretofore duly designated
the voting precincts and polling
places in said City, the electors are
hereby notified that the following
precincts have been established
and of the location of the polling
places within said precincts.
Precinct No 1
Accurate Description of Precinct:
Polling Place: City Hall, City of
Kodiak, Alaska.
PURPOSE:
To Elect Candidates For:
a. Delegate to Cohgress
b. Highway Engineer
c. Attorney General
d. Two (2) Divisional Senators
e. Ten (10) Divisional Repre
sentatives
f. One (1) U. S. Senator for 6
Year Term
g. One (1) U. S. Senator for 4
Year Term
h. One (1) U. S. Represenative
Dated this 6th day of Septem
ber, 1956
(Signed)
THE COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF KODIAK
By Nick Frost, City Clerk.
GENERAL ELECTION
(Continued from page 1)
Seaborn J. Buckalew, attorney
from Anchorage, and a former U.
S. Attorney. He was a member of
the 1955 Legislature and a dele
gate to the Constitutional Conven
tion.
Mrs. E. A. (Helen) Fischer,
Democratic National Committee
woman, also seeks a seat in the
House. She is an active Democrat
and was a Delegate to the Consti
tutional Convention. Victor Fisch
er is a former Executive Secrelary
of the League of Alaska Cities, and
was a Delegate to the Constitution
al Convention. Dorothy Awes, a
practicing attorney and a former
U. S. Commissioner in Cordova.
She was a delegate to the Consti
tutional Convention. Ken C. John
son, insurance man from Anchor
age, was a member of the 1955
Legislature. He is a veteran of
World War II and a former stu
dent of the University of Alaska.
Irwin L. Metcalf, former school
teacher and deputy U. S. Marshall
and acting U. S. Marshal. He oper
ates a merchantile business near
Seward and was a Delegate to the
Constitutional Convention. James
E. Norene, a realtor from Anchor
age and a member of the Anchor
age Planning Commission; Irene
E. Ryan, a long-time resident, was
a member of the 1955 Territorial
Legislature. She is a registered en
gineer. Last of the Democratic
candidates is Russell K. Young, an
Anchorage business man and, a
member of the 1955 Territorial
Legistlature.
Another candidate for the Ter
ritorial House is Ben Hitchock,
who is running on an Independent
ticket. He has been an Alaskan for
22 years. He is a homesteader,
prospector and hunting guide, and
a builder of pre-cut cabins.
“Whereas I can subscribe to some
aspects of both parties, I can’t
agree entirely with either,” he has
said.
The Republican party has a full
slate of candidates for elective of
fices. John Butrovich is seeking
the U. S. Senate seat for a six year
term, under the Alaskan Tennes
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see plan. He was born in Fair
banks, has been a member of the
City Council there, received his
grade and high school education
in that City. He attended the U. of
W. and Washington State College.
He has served continuously since
1944 as Senator from the Fourth
Division in the Territorial Legis
lature.
Robert B. Atwood, who seeks a
jU. S. Senate seat for a four year
term, has been a resident of Alas
ka since 1935. He is editor of the
Anchorage Daily Times. He has
been Chairman of the Alaska
Statehood Committee since its cre
ation in 1949. He has an A. B. de
gree from Clark University, Wor
cester, Massachusetts. He has
been active in civic affairs in An
chorage. He is a member of the
Advisory Committee on Indian
Health of the U. S. Department of
Health, Education and Welfare,
Charlie G. Burdick, who has
been a resident of Alaska for 30
years, is seeking a seat in the U.
S. House of Representatives, under
the Alaska Tennessee Plan. He is
62 years of age, retired from the
Forest Service and now in engag
ed in private business. He advo
cates Statehood immediately. He is
interested in the Territory’s nat
ural resources, conservation, tax
incentive program and encourage
ment of new industries in the ter
ritory.
William H. (Bill) Sanders, prac
ticing Anchorage attorney, seeks
the position of Attorney General
for Alaska. He has been a resident
of Alaska for seven years. He has
college degrees in Law and Busi
ness Administration. The present
Highway Engineer for Alaska, Irv
ing Reed, seeks reelection. He has
been a resident of Alaska for over
fifty six years. He is a graduate of
Grade and High school in Nome
anc^ the University of California.
He is a registered Mining Engi
neer.
Two candidates seek Territorial
Senate seats. Barbara Dimoek
made a real bid for the votes of
this area and the Aleutian Chain
by making a trip on the Mailboat
Monitor, stopping at the various
villages along the way. On her re
turn, she recapped her impressions
in a statement in which she said
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the most urgent need of the area
is increased health services; an
area high school; new roads, es
pecially in the Bristol Bay area,
and improvement of existing roads.
Alaskan fishermen, she felt, were
in many instances discriminated
against.
The candidate has been a resi
dent over nine years, is married,
has been active over 16 years in
business and law, and she was a
member of the 1953 Territorial
Legislature. She seeks to promote
economic development by practi
cal tax structure and tax incen
tives, and favors prevision of the
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Lee L. McKinley is the second
candidate for a Senate seat. He has
been a resident of Alaska for 10
years, and lives on a farm near
Palmer with his wife and seven
children. He practices dentistry
in Anchorage. He was a member
of the 1953 Territorial Legislature.
He favors legislation to benefit
all Alaskans in fields of public
health and welfare.
Republican candidates for seats
in the Territorial House are John 1
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for
Territorial Highway Engineer
— be YOUR choice October 9th
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