The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-03

The candidates subject to the Democratic primary are:
 Senator A. J. Di1nond, Valdez, George B. Grigsby and Represen- tative A. H. ziegler, tor Delegate to Congress. ff
 James Truitt, Anchorage, for At torney General of Alaska. aa
 Representative Frank A. Boyle, Juneau, for Auditor
 William A. Hesse, Ketchikan and Juneau, for Highway Engineer.
 Anthony E. Karnes, Superinten- dent of Public Schools, Ketch1kan, for Commissioner of Education. N. R. Walker, Ketchikan, for Territorial Senator.
 F. J. Baronovich E. l.. Sampson, and J. w. Kehoe, Ketchikan, Frank J. Peratovich, Klawock, Joe Green, Hyder, c. H. Helgesen and Thomas B. Judson, and Fred A. Sorri, Ju- nea. for Territorial Representatives. For Party Offices
 Filings for party offices in the Democratic primary include three candidates for National Committee man, two complete slate sof six each for delegates to the National Convention. and five for alter mates.
 J. J. Connors. member of the National Committee for the Terri tory for the past four years, is seeking reelection at the request of the Territorial Convention held last month in Fairbanks. He heads ticket comprised of: T. H. Deal, Fairbanks: H. F. Morton. and A. A. Shonbeck, Anchorage; w. B. Kirk, John Walmer and John w. Troy, Juneau, for Delegates, and P. C.. McMullen, Seward. J. O. Todd, Valdez, and s. Hellenthal and Sem ator Allen Shattuck for alternates for the National Convention. John w. Frame, who claimed the position as Republican National Committeeman for Alaska from 1924 to 1928 but was not reccg- nized by the Committee, now seeks the same position in the Demo- cratic party. He is understood to head slate consisting of: T. A. Wakefield, M. M. Heath, John B. Rice, J. T. Moran, Ketchikan and Eugene Wacker and D. w. Hoslxins, Wacker, for delegates, and Arch Mcdonald, Ketchikan, for alternate to the Natio1ral Convention
 R. E. FIArdcastle, Ketchikan in- surance agent and partner of Percy G. Charles, candidate for the Re- publican nomination for Auditor, is the third aspirant for Democra- tic Natiouaf Committeeman
 Republican Candidates
 On the Republican ticket, Judge James Wickersham, present en- cumbe1lt. is . candidate for nomin- ation dor Delegate to Congress.
 Attorney General John Rastgard is opposed by Representative Frank H. Foster for the party nomination for that office. T W
 "A triangular battle is in prospect for the nomination for Auditor Cash Cole, present encumbent is opposed by H. I. Lucas, Juneau and Percy 0. Charles Ketchikan.
 w. K. Keller, Commissioner of Education, is unopposed for renom- ination.
 T. E. Wann, Fairbanks civil en- gineer, Is the lone candidate fol nomination for Highway Engineer II The party legislative ticket has no contests. Those filings are Representattye ]; E. Johnson, Ret. chikan for Senator: L. H. Kubley and H. P. Hansen, Ketchikan, ant Dr. N. R. 6cruby. Wrangell, ant Representative Grover c. Winn Juneau, for Representatives. Dr. scruby has resided at Wran gell about one year, engaged ther' III Jll6 QIdSt1CC VI 1SAAooe%J' 1A formerly resided at Latouche. Party Offices Contested Filings for party offices shoy no contests except for alternat delecate. United States Marsha Albert White is tnopposed for al ternate.
 John T. (Jack) White, local mer chant, and Edward A. Rauiusor
 Skagway, are candidates for Ma tional ConnriitteerIan
 With two delegates to the Ma tioual Convention to be elected four candidates are seeking tn ! posts, as follows: Karl Tlseile.s Set : retAry of Alaska. Juneau; J. T Davies, Ketchikar1; E. s. Hunger ford, Petersburg; and Dr. W. H Chase. Cordova.
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