The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-02-08
THROUGH THE SENTINEL PERISCOPE

event Will De staged Aprll 3u. II IS the biennial Alaska primary cleo ton when the two parties Demo- erat and Republican-choose their slates for the run-off in the general election in October. There is no shortage of candidates. Both parties have full tickets and some to spare in the legislative races Delegate Bob Bartlett and Treasurer Oscar Olson captured the distinctive hon or of being unopposed in the Demo- cratic party primary. Both are as sured of nomination. a nice com pliment to both candidates.
 Here's the lineup:
 For Delegate
 D. L. Bartlett, incumbent, Demo- erat Almer J. Peterson. Anchorage, Republican; George B. Grigsby, An chorage, Republican.
 For Treasurer
 Oscar G. Olson, incumbent, Demo crat; Cash Cole, Republicans Leon ard H. Soholt. Ketchikan, Republi- can.
 Labor Commissioner
 Walter B. Sharpe. incumbent, Democrat; Henry Benson, Anchor age, Republican,; K. c. Johnson, An chorage, Democrat; Ross E. Kim ball, Jonesville, Independent.
 First Division For Senate: Curtis G. Shattuck, Juneau, Democrat; Dr. L. P. Dawes, Juneau, Republican; Frank Peratro- yich Klawock, Democrat; J. A. Tal- l bot, Ketchikan, Republican; Andy ] Gundersen, Ketchikan, Democrat.
 For the House-DemOcrats. A B. 1 Hayes, Juneau; G. E. Almquist, Ju- neau; Erwin IT. Hill, Juneau; Chris | Jennings, Juneau; A. B. Cain, Ju- neau; Robert E. Coughlin, Juneau; Ragnar Hansen, Ketchikan; Harry F. Newell, Jr., Ketchikan; Joe Krause, Ketchikan; James Nolan, Wrangell; Andrew Hope, Sitka: John w. Smith, Metlakatla.
 Republicans: William L. Paul, Juneau; Edmund J. Krause, Ju- neau; Anita Carnick, Juneau; Mrs. Thelma Engstrom, Juneau: Steve Yukovich, Juneau; E. E. Robertson, Juneau; Harry Race, Ketchikan; harry Mccain, Ketchikan; pr Dwight Cramer. Ketchikan; Frank l. Price, Sitka.
 Second Division
 Senate, Democrats: Howard Lyng, Bass Cross and Frank Whaley.
 Republicans: Charles D. Jones, M. & MitrOvich, William Munz.
 House, Democrats: Wallace Por- Nc o,.1 | Anderson, W. E. Mcdonald, George P Madsen Republicans: w. W Laws Ches- ter Milligan, C. Dewey Anderson, L. E. Ost.
 Third Division
 Senate, Democrats: Victor Rivers, Stanley McCutcheon, H. w Grif- fen.
 Republicans: Keith Capper, M. D. Snodgrass, Gunnard Engebreth.
 House, Democrats; Clarence Keat- ing, John Jathanan, Mrs. Grenold Collins, Mrs. Audrey Cutting, Wal ter B. Swanson, Robert, J. McNealy, Sgt. Jack Conright, stephen Me Cutcheon, Glen Barnett, C.. A. Pol lard, William Egan, Jack Altman, Walter Huntley.
 Republicans Moritz Anderson, Oscar S. Gill, Mrs. Robert Atwood, J. D. Bogard, John J. Bugge, Emil Knudsen, Robert NJ Weimer, Cecil K Jones, J. c. Morris, Thorward Osbo. Gerritt Snyder, Almer J. Pet erson. R. R. (Bud) Warren filed as an Independent for the House. He was recently elected at a special election to fill the uneXpired term of the late Rep. Joe Diamond in the House and Stephen McCutcheon was elected to fill the unexpired term Of his father, the late H. H. McCutch- | con. They will both serve in the special session.
 Fourth Division
 Senate, Democrats: Jesse D Land | CT, Warren Taylor, Alaska S. Link.
 Republicans: Andrew Nerland E. B. Collins
 House, Democrats: Robert Hoopes, | Frank Angerman, Essie R. Dale, | Victor Johnson, Jack Leger, Robert A. McCombe, George Moore, Everett V. Patton.
 Republicans: Walter S. Calhoun, A. F. Coble, Albert F. Dorsh, Maur- ice T. Johnson, F. Joy, Henry F. Karstens, George E. King, w. L. Ihamon, Lawrence w. Meath, Irv- ing Red, Sylvia Ringstad, Patrick Savage