The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20

are; for President, Dick Avrit. Gary Ladely and Betty Jo Yaw. Secretary Audrey French and Jack Reed; Treasurer, Doris Lindquist, Bill Law renee. Elias Didrickson and Nancy Forum; Assistant Business Manager Helen Martin, Berna Boettcher, Jean Krall and Jack Ballinger; Cheer Leaders Nina Elliott, Yvonne Sulzer and Shelby Larabee; Song Queen, Helen Martin. Nancy Forum, Berna Boettcher, Natasha Calvin and Dorylee Jean Blanc.
 The nominees have formed par ties with campaign promises, etc., and, according to a new ruling pas sed by the Association, campaign speeches must be made by all can didates or their managers before election. The political atmosphere is thick and heavy with Scheming and plotting. Next week will see the town plastered with campaign posters and literature. It is Icing whispered that one of the most seductive candidates is buying votes with promised kisses.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Walters arrived last week from Petersburg and are the houseguests of Mir. and Mrs. John Cushing at their home on Cathedral Square. Mrs Walters is receiving medical care from pr. Phillip Moore at the Orthopedic Hospital. Slim Walters is pilot for the Alaska Island Airways.
 Mrs. Roy Cox ana young son Gary left by Totem Air Service to spend the summer with her parents in Oregon. MT. Cox will fish this sum- mer with Capt. Ed Tiboetts aboard the Escapade. Mrs. Cox plans to return in the fall.
 MT. and Mrs. Nick Bolshanin re- turned aboard the Alaska from 8 winters vacation in the states. Ac- companying them for summers visit was their daughter Mrs. Kelly Westfall with her three children.
 Mrs Elvin Rottluff returned this week from a two months stay in Seattle for her health.
 Among othe passengers returning on the Alaska were: MT. and Mrs. L. c. Berg from winters vacation in the States, MT. Berg is a local fishbuyer; MT. and Mrs. Bill Rich ards who wintered in the States, Mrs Winifred Paris, from a win ter's visit with her daughter in Flor ida, and MT. and Mrs. Coulson fish buyers, from brief vacation outside.
 Passengers leaving on the Alaska for Seattle: MT. and Mrs. Earl Shen- nett who will receive delivery on a car in Seattle, then drive to central Canada to visit his parents, then take an extensive tour of the States, Mrs. Clyde Hager for three week visitn in Seattle-and her mother, Mrs. Emmaline Hall who will spellU the summer visiting relatives. Mrs. George Baggen left for Juneau.
 Mrs. Walter Soboleff, who has spent two months at the Orthopedic Hospital, has returned to her home in Juneau, accompanied by her hus- band, the Rev Soboleff who made the round trip on the Alaska.
 MT. and Mrs. Chris Jackson re- turned Thursday aboard their troll Ter, Yakima III. Mrs. Jackson spent the winter visiting family and friends in Norway, accompanied by her two sons, Anton and George who planned the trip as surprise. With the Jacksons was their daugh- ter, Gertie, student nurse at Swe- dish Hospital in Seattle, who will spend a week here and week in Juneau, hefore returning to Seattle to complete her training.
 Mrs. Frank Cashel, clerk-steno- Egrapher at the Public Utilities Off, ice, returned by Totem Air Service from a brief vacation in the States.
 The troller, Anna J., owned by George Jackson, returned Wednes- day after wintering in the States Aboard, besides the owner were: An ton Jackson, Chris Jackson and Bar