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been question. City Council is to
make a decision in a special meet
fug today .’WTotal registration 427
and total vote 217.
SKAGWAY ELECTION
SKAGWAY. Alaska, Oct. 4 —
Morgan W. Reed was elected mayor
yesterday and councilmen chosen
are: Walter Self, Leland Gault,
Charles Coffey, Marvin P. Taylor,
Lyle C. Orbin, Everett Smith.
Member of the school board for
three years, Mrs. Marie Hoyt.
KETCHIKAN ELECTION
KETCHIKAN. Alaska, Oct. 4— .7)
—Incumbents A. M. Spaeth and
Charles Nelson easily won reelec
tion to the City Council yesterday.
Each polled nearly 900 votes as
against 371 for James Pinkerton and
112 for Karl Sullivan.
Jack Sherman was unopposed for
a post on the public utilities board.
ELECTION AT WRANGELL
WRANGELL, Alaska, Oct. 4 —
Ballots cast yesterday were 278 as
| follows: Peter C. McCormack 104
F. G. Hanford 173, for Mayor; for
Council: Dr. J. O. Bangeman 150
Art Nelson 141, Chase Early 108
>Lennie Engstrom G9, Don House 27
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H. B. Thornquist, unopposed for
school board, 209.
AT CORDOVA
CORDOVA. Alaska, Oct. 4 —
I Mayor Richard S. Davis was re
I elected yesterday for a two year
| term: Dr. John B Porter and M.
P. Roark to council for one year;
Donald G. VanBrocklin and Dr.
Will A. Chase for two years, Frank
Swartzbacker and Frank Burns,
tViree years; Harold R. Nordman,
town clerk, and Archibald McN.
Field, treasurer. There were no con
tests and no candidate for school
board vacancy, but voting fairly
heavy. There were no write in pro
visions under the city law.
LOCKEN MAYOR, PETERSBURG
PETERSBURG, Alaska, Oct. 4—
Ed Locken was elected Tuesday to
his 13th term as mayor of Peters
burg by a vote of 257. His opponent,
Stokke, had 131 votes. Locken is
candidate for Territorial House of
Representatives.
Councilmen elected were Eldor
Lee and Edward L. (Bud) Clemons
and Alice Longworth was elected to
the school board.
ELECTION AT SITKA
SITKA, Alaska. Oct. 4—Here are
the results of Tuesday’s election in
Sitka: Mayor Dan Doyle, unopposed,
293; Utilities Board, H. E. Schaefer,
unopposed, 299; School Board, Wal
lace McDonald 246, Ivan Rezek 75.
Common Council, six elected, Bob
DeArmond 238, Andrew Hope 212.
Charles Kidd 218. Peter Nielsen 207.
Edwin Reed 185, J. Earl Shennett
200, Albert Brookman 121, Mrs. R.
H. Cameron 85. J. H. Gilpatrick 143.
Charles Pearl 132, E. E. Riggs 64,
Phebe Rimmer 85.
Proposition to repeal sales tax
exemption for fishing boats lost 135
to 138.
ELECTION AT VALDEZ
VALDEZ. Alaska. Oct. 4—</PI—C. J.
Egan defeated two others for Mayor
yesterday in an election marked by
light voting. Stuart Starbuck,
George Gilson and George Wafford
were elected to the City Council.
School Board members chosen were
Mabel Johnson, William Hunt and
Nelda Carlin.
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Group of Demos
Chooses Wood fo
Debate for Gruening
Peter Wood, twice defeated in |
Territorial primary elections as ?
Democratic candidate for the House |
of Representatives, Tuesday ac- t
cepted the challenge issued by Re
publican Party Counsel Albert ,
White to debate Governor Gruen- j
ing on issues of the coming Terri
torial election.
Wood said he did not accept the
challenge as a representative of
Governor Gruening, but “on be-1
half of a 'group’ of other Demo
crats.”
He said he sent a letter to White
suggesting terms of the debate.
White said at noon today that he
had not yet received a letter from
i Wood.
LEGAL NOTICE
I will not be responsible for deb's
| contracted by any one other than
i myself. 623-3t
JOHN E. DAPCEVICH
KODIAK ELECTION
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KODIAK. Alaska. Oct. 4—(Special
to The Umpire)—A criminal libel
action, plus a write-in candidate for
mayor and a spirited get-out-the
vote campaign that saw 315 votes
out of a total registration of 363
marked this city election yester
day. Voters retained incumbent
Mayor Lee C. Bettinger with 237
rotes to 98 for independent write-in
Paul Hansen, pilot for Alaska Air
lines. Hansen, endorsed by the Cen
tal Labor Council, based his cam
paign on the need to get rid “of a
clique operating in a high-handed
manner.” Bettinger stood on a re
lord of projects obtained for the
?ity plus housing, water, sewer ex
:ension and street programs under
lay. With two to one majority Bet
anger starts his fifth term.
A criminal libel complaint was
signed Monday by candidate Bet
tinger against H. F. MacDonald,
nvner of the Kodiak Cold Storage
Company, charging that the defen
lant had published by depositing in
:he post office defamatory matter
which allegedly contained mimeo
graphed campaign literature spon
soring Hansen. Arraigned before U.
3. Commissioner Mrs. A. N. Vokacek,
MacDonald refused to plea so the
commissioner entered a plea for him
jf not guilty.
Bettinger's running mates for
Council made a clean sweep. O. H.
VIetzgar, salesman. 218; L. K. Wod
inger, druggist, former councilman,
>17; William Worth, fisherman, in
cumbent, 185. Others were Jake
Foly, 161; Clifford Mowry, 105; T.
P. Crooks, bank employee, elected
;o one independent school district
position, 193, over Ardis Fenner,
jase employee, 138.
ACCEPTS CHALLENGE
Named oy Democrats in the Ju
ceau area tc represent the Party in
iccepting Albert White’s challenge
,o debate the issues of the coming
lection, Peter Wood of Juneau on
3ct, 3 sent the following message
0 Mr. White:
“Although the terms of your chal
enge to debate have been revised
;o often as to suggest you really
ion’t wish to debate at all, I am
rere offering to take you on con
erning the issues of the present
ampaign and the October 10 Gen
ral Election.
“Your oft revised challenge—first
oiced in Fairbanks and from there
eported by the AP, and first ac
cepted in Fairbanks by Warren j
faylor whom you had attacked— t
las changed so often that I shall 1
,ake the liberty of suggesting fur
,her modification of terms.
“First, there should be no ad
nission charge. The largest pos
iible attendance is desired. After
ill, voting is a democratic process
md no head tax or poll tax should
oe assessed against attendance at
1 discussion of the issues. W’hile the
Dancer Fund is a most deserving
and worthy cause, you should not
use it as a front for the further
ance of your political views. You
might better make a private con
tribution on the occasion if so dis
posed for you are of substantial
means and have been ever since
your retirement to private life. As
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a second condition, I propose that
the debate be broadcast as a public
service feature. If time on the
air is not provided free its cost may
be shared 50-50 by you and me.
"I understand that you are an
attorney, so you may suggest my
I acceptance is not responsive to your
! offer. However, that offer has var
l ied from day to day so I am hope
ful that you will accept my ac
j ceptance. »
"You may feel it beneath your
1 dignity to debate with me. I sub
mit that such debate would be en
tirely appropriate. The Governor,
for example, is an appointive of
ficial—a candidate for nothing. You
have declined to debate with one
candidate while attacking many.
You are a self-appointed official
of the Republican Party. Although
I have been named to accept your
challenge by Juneau Precinct chair
men of the Democratic Party, I
am self-appointed Acting Precinct
Chairman i Democratic i of the Sal
mon Creek Precinct. (The duly
chosen Chairman has since moved
from the Precinct upon purchasing
one of your many town properties).
Both of us are former defeated
candidates; neither of us has ever
been elected to anything; neither
is a candidate in the coming
election—save that you are again
running for power.
■‘I await your pleasure and res
ponse and suggest that Friday or
Saturday evening of this week
would draw the best attendance.”,
(Signed) PETER WOOD
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BROTHER . - - do we ever
Republicans have been "accused" of wanting fo get control of the
Territorial Government. This is like "accusing" the doctor of wanting
to give you pills.
YES - Republicans would like very much to be able to "take over"
the Legislature and do a few little things that have needed doing for a
long time. Such as:
1. Putting the Territory on a sound financial basis.
2. The elimination of graft and waste.
3. The keeping of ALL records for public inspection.
4. The breaking up of a political machine that has only its own per
sonal interests at heart, not the interests of all Alaskans.
The Republican Ticket
Delegate:
Aimer J. Peterson
Labor Commissioner:
Henry A. Benson
Senate:
Elton E. Engstrom
House:
Doris M. Barnes
Ralph A. Bartholomew
Waino E. Hendrickson
Frank G. Johnson
Ed Locken
M. L. "Molly" MacSpadden
J. S. "Sim" MacKinnon
Clyde 0. Peterson
YES9 VOTERS
it really is
TIME FOR A CHANGE
Republican
. Party
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