, For council, Joe Riedi, with 122,
’ was high man in a field of seven
candidates: A. J. Balog with 91
votes and Mark Jensen with 85 were
i the other two elected with Riedi
? n be on Che now council. The re
J maining candidates with votes re
!• eived were as follows: Mike Pus
ich. 81; Carl Lindstrom, 73; Robert
Bonner. Jr.. 50; H. L. Cochrane. 49,
Eor Sohool Beard
In the contest for school board
members, A. R. Edwards, the
only candidate for the one-year
term, received 152 votes: Mrs. A. J.
I Balog received 109 and was re
elected to the 3-year term against
Mrs. Jos. Wehren. 63. Miscellane
ous votes cast were 9 for Mrs. Felix
) Gray and 1 for Mrs. C. A. Fox. al
though neither were candidates in
the election.
I BRIDGE FOREMAN HERE
A. R. Earl, foreman of the crew
to build the Lawson creek bridge,
i arrlvM h""1 on the Alaska yester
1 day morning and is making prep
• i< .<> ta r, work on the struc
ture In a short time. With the ar
' .il on Friday of the Victoria,
’ terl for the bridge is expected to
' 'o bore.
’ tM>U CLASHES ATTEND
AIRPORT CEREMONY
I
Quit* A -number Of people from
I Daagla;. including one or two class
's and their teachers from the
Douglas school, went over to Ju
neau yesterday and .took in the
) dedication .of the Pacific Alaska
Airways Airport on Glacier High
way.
► >1 f I .AMATORY CONTEST
AT DOUGLAS TONIGHT
The .declamatory contest of the
vmglcs Hl»h ^School will be held
’ might jgt ,9 o’clock. There will
. -e no admission Charge.
