The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 29, 1946, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA —~ ~ MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1946 PAGE EIGHT Yofersto Go Polls Tuesday, Terr. Primary Divisional Senators and Divisional |Olson, incumbent, is unopposed rorl REPUBLICAN TICKET l Representatives | Territorial Treasurer. | ©On the Republican ticket are two BIG WEEK!"D I-o‘D In Juneau the polls will open to-| There are two candidates for candidates for Delegate to Con- morrow morning at 8 o'clock and | Territorial Commissioner of Labor, gress, George B. Grigsby and Almer close tomorrow evening at 7 Walter P. Sharpe, incumbent, andiJ, Peterson; one to be nominated. W "rhompson, Stanley A. Furman, o'clock. /K. C. Johnson; one to be nomi-| For Territorial Treasurer, Cash| Alaska Coastal Airlines flew the | Francis A. Staten; from Sitka: MnJ Polling places are the City Hall, nated. ‘Cole and Leonard Soholt are the| following passengers Saturday: to|and Mrs. C. O. Nelson, Jesse Moore, Gastineau Hotel and Juneau Dair-| For Divisional Senator, two to be candidates; one to be nominated.|Hoonah: Mr. and Mrs. St. Claire,| Tom Byrne; to Skagway: Dr. C. ies nominated, Curtis G. Shattuck, An-| Henry Benson, for Territorial Robert Carteeti, Harry Douglass,| = Polley, Malcolm A. Moe, Mrs. No registration is required, but drew Gundersen and Frank Pera- Commissioner of Labor has no op- Mrs A. Welsh, Joe Pratt, Mr. nnd'}l" Moe, Shirley Moe, Willlam Fee- qualifications are you must have trovich. | position and there is no opposition | Mrs, B, Sharrett, Mr. and Mrs. . % Jr. to Todd: S. B. Osman, M. Leen a resident of Alaska for one| There are 12 candidates for Rep- for Senators, Jack Talbot and L P.. gnudsen, J. Knudsen; from Hoo. | F- Stockwell, Paul Jurgens, John year and a resident of the pre- resentative, eight to be nominated, Dawes, being the only two candi-!nah: Mrs. F. Jackson, Thomas An-|Antonsen, Emil L. Nelson; to Tulse- cinct in which you vote for a|as follows: dates. |drews, H. Moy, Mabel Cropley, D, 9uah B. C: H. R. Richardson. period of 30 days. You must ask for| G. E. Almquist, rovert E. Cougn-| There are nine candidates for Towle; to Sitka: Mrs. Carl John- | SO S maRI wh ;_;) Kéfch' a Democratic or Republican ballot.|1in. A. B. (Cot) Hayes, Ragnar A.|Representatives, Steve Vukovich, son, R. O. Brown, Mrs. Soule, A.|lkan: Golden Wal.tma.n, 3 bem} DEMOCRATIC TICKET | Mrs. Elton Engstrom, Anita Gar- Murray; from Sitka: Mercer, L. Clifton; to Petersburg: e FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT VOTE THIS TICKET STRAIGHT TUESDAY ' PRIMARY BALLOT !ur. Francis Staten, Stanley A. Fur- man, Gov. Ernest Gruening. FOR COASTAL LINES oicc., Don rosier, . 5. ager, . Juneauites, as well as residents of all Alaska communities and cit- jes, will go to the polls tomorrow in the Territorial primaries and nominate candidate for Delegate to Congress, Territorial Treasurer, Bartlett, Territorial Commissioner of Labor, for Delegat L C. ez, Bob On the Democratic ticket, E. L. Nolan, John W. Smith, Ervin H. Felix Toner, B. C. Gome incumbent, is unopposed Hill, J. F. Krause, Andrew Hope, to Congress, and Oscar A. B. Cain, Chris Hennings. | Hansen, Harry F. Newell, Jnmw’ ick, Harry G. McCain, Frank D. Ladvy M”" nick, Harry Q. McOain, -'shall, E. Balley, R. Thorné; to Ex-| ¢ 3 3 [Price, E. E. Robertson, Dwight L|cursion Iniet: Mr. and M. O.|DicHl; to Wrangell: Carl Edlund; {Cramer, Edmund J. Krause, and gyre J. Langdon; to Wrangell: Mrs. | William L. Paul ; | Tuesday, April 30, 1946 DEMOCRATIC PARTY wards, Thomas Byrne, Al Perkins; to Tenakee: Mrs. Mabel Warwick. iy EORGE BROTHER Juneaw’s Oldest Super Market Phone 92-95—2 Free Deliveries Daily Erdman, T. A. Pill, John Saari, A. V. Whittingham; from Tenakee: M. Kardonoff; First Judicial Division nominated. Mr. and Mrs. F. R s 'PNA FLIES THREE o etonikan: M. sna wo<. Do ELLIS TRANSPORT " SECTIONS, WEEKEND <cn. ire eccunougn, et Svan- FLIES FOURTEEN s Ellis Air ‘mianspoiy iiew the fol- ‘ Pacific Northern Airlines flew Yesterday's passengers were: to|lowing passengers yesterday to |three sections to and from Juneau Felican: Ron Livingstone, R. S. Ketchikan: E. J. Lincheid, Alfred during the week end. Bond; from Pelican, R. S. Bond,| Perkins; to Wrangell: Carl Ed- | On SB!\_H‘dBY's flight from An- Ron Livingstone; to Haines: Frank lund; from Ketchikan: George Ba- jchorage with Capt. Matty Spring- Godine, Mrs. J. Young; from sil, P. S.'Gilmore, Jim Church, jer, First Officer Richard Ferguson Haines: N. A. McEachran; to Hoo- S. J. Kakas. and Stewardess Elly Crane were the nah: Anna Jackson, Don Under-| Today’s passengers to Ketchikan |following passengers: Jack Hayes, wood, Thomas Andrew, Mrs. R. were: John DeMar, Fred Kirkland, |Mrs. Jack Hayes, Mrs. Margaret Kane, Patricia Daniels; from Hoo- |Jr, William Latton, Bill Hoernlain, |Kyros, R. 8. Bond, R. M. Living- nah: S. R. Sheakley, Elsie Greene- Fred Kirtland, Bill Currie, Basil iston, Ivan Tomlinson, Miss Adeline wald, Janet Greerewald, Don Fos- Fitzwilliams. | Larson, Daniel Parron. | on the retum nignt were: xen AR Fuller, W. E. Hallman, Charles LABOR! |Lonius, Ed Goodwin, Henry Erick- Ison, John Forslund, Nick Taylor, for |Harold Grappe, Lawrence Johnson, Martin Pegre, Joseph Nord, Charles WALTER P. |Scheewe, R. H. Slate, and L. E. " For Delegafe to Congress For Territorial Treasurer ~ OLSON, OSCAR G For Commissioner of Labor ~ SHARPE, WALTERP. For Divisional Senators _ PERATROVICH, FRANK SHATTUCK, CURTIS G. Just Received A Large Shipment of MATARUSKA POTATOES And Bue T'omorrow A Compleie Line of FRESH VEGETABLES and FRUITS ~ For Divisional Representatives COUGHLIN, ROBERT E. HANSEN, RAGNARE. HAYES, A. B. (COT) HILL, ERVIN H. NEWELL, HARRY F. i Yesterday, arriving here !’mm1 Anchorage with Capt. Matty Springer, First Officer Frank Mul- len, and Stewardess Pauline Knight, ! |were: Ireme Guros, Virgil Baker, John Dapcevich, Mrs. Frank Zink, Andrew Ambrose, David Mec-| Cormack, Burke Prince, William | | Anderson. i ’1 Leaving for Anchorage were: An-| z ;Barber, Fred Weirauch, Eugene' Lawrence, Harold Precht, Clyde Brewster. na Dolan, John Wynne, John De-| & Hart, Mrs. John DeHart, Tke Jen- | He brought to the Working isen, V. M. Sprout, E. Crane, Mrs,} I Men and Women of Alaska {Lonnie Taylor, Dora Mangin, Tom | the most liberal Work- men's Compensation Act in the United States for the benefit of AILIL Workers. smm,'iq’im w: ALMOUIST, 6. E. Democratic Committee for | Better Government 1 (Pueid Advertisement) | Case, Les Bjorge, Mrs. L. Lyons. i | On yesterday's trip to Kodiak | {with Capt. Maury Keating, First | |Officer Ed Bowman and Steward-' ess Alicia Lane, were: Mrs. Andrew | Emersen, Martin Dugland, Jen Ja-| |cobsen, Carl Jorgensen, Albert - |haas, Conrad Haug, Johan'Joh#m- |sen, Bjarne Knutsen, Mrs. C. Cleve- land, Sherman Cleveland, | Hemminger, Charles Douglas, Adams, Earl Fifferman. (Paid for by Labor Friends of Walter P. Sharpe) ton | People of Juneau! VOTE FOR YOUR FELLOW TOWNSMEN INTOMORROW'S PRIMARY ELECTION: E.L.(Bob) Bartlett For Delegate to Congress Oscar G.Olson - For Territorial Treasurer Walier P. Sharpe - For Commissioner of Labor Curtis G. Shattuck For Senator Robert E. Coughlin For Representative A. B. (Cot) Hayes For Representative G.E.Almquist - For Representative Steve Vukovich - For Representative SUPPORT JUNEAU CANDIDATES! For Senator CURTIS G. SHATTUCE (Born and raised in Alaska) As a member of the House, 1945 and 1946 Sessions, I gave full and honest consideration to all legislation, without favor to any group or interest. I authored in 1945, cdfaulhored in 1948, the Green- Shattuck Workmen's Compensation Bill, enacted in 1946 Insure Representation for Your Community! authored in both Session the Common Primary Bill. « - BE SURE AND VOTE TOMORROW IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE . .. WHICH MEANS ONE YEAR'S RESIDENCE IN ALASKA, 30 DAYSIN JUNEAU. Iuneau Civic For ' em (Paid Advertisement) Candidate for Senator, (Subject to Democratic Primaries, April 30) £ & (Paid Advertisement)