Vice-Admiral Takaha>hi's elevation to supreme naval command is
part of I he Imperial Government's preparations for the so-called
“emergency p.->iod" of 1935-36. according to dispatches from the
Orient. Japan has announced its intention of building enough
ships during that period to make its navy one of the most power
ful in the world, and the Japanese Diet has ratified a record bil
lion-yen budget. Vice-Admiral Takahashi is shown on the deck of
his flagship “Yamashiro.” Behind him is one of the new big-gun
turrets that has been the subject of much international controversy.
A. G. NORDALE
ARRIVES HERE
FORJESSION
Member of Pioneer Family
Says Interior Pros
pects Good
Alton G. Nordale, Territorial Rep
resentative from Fairbanks, arrived
on the Victoria and expressed en
thusiasm over the increased mining
operations in the Fairbanks area.
“Fairbanks and the surrounding
country has had a good year," Mr.
Nordale said. "The prospects for
the coming mining season in our
district are very promising; however,
we need more roads to aid in the
development of mining properties.”
Mr. Nordale is now a veteran
representative having served in the
legislature two years ago. and well
known throughout the Territory.
The Nordale family is a pioneer
Alaska family, and has been identi
fied with Territorial activities and
business in the Territory for many
years.
STENOGRAPHERS FOR
LEGISLATURE ARRIVE
The arrival of Territorial Legis
lators also marks the arrival, not
only of the lawmakers, but also
the stenographers that help the
solons.
