The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-26

Why did they against the best interests of Re-
pubicansm? Who it they were voting for? Were they
supporting the non-Aaskan Governor?
They Of certainty voting against Repubcansm.
Not until all of these attempts prevent House Bill
No II from becoming law did Frank Johnson Engstrom
and Garnck vote in favor of it.
Question A: Why didn't Republican Representatives
Frank johnson, Engstrom and Garnck want to enact
whether not National Committeeman and women and
Delegates and Aenate to National Conventions should be
elected by direct vote Did they want keep you and
other Republicans from participating in parys internal
government?
On March H. l947 the 10 day of the session, they
helped New Deal spokesman McCutcheon to kill that bill
by voting against it when for final passage.
They didn't favor giving and other Republi-
the privilege of expressing opinion at the polls
they? '''''''' '' ''''''' '~' '~''"''' '' N'N''
Question 5: Why didn't Republican Representatives
Frank Johnson Engsrom and Garck want the Republican
Parys government organized and controlled in Alaska
through the medium of Divisional and Territorial Conven
tons Why didn't they vote for the good the Republican
Party instead of aiding New Deal Spokesman McCucheon
help kill Senate Bill No 3d. which had passed the Senate
by large majority and which would have permitted you
and all Republicans participate in Republican Party
government in Alaska.
On March 49, 1947 the day of the Session, they
helped Democratic Leader McCutcheon defeat that BILL by
voting against its passage
So you still have no means, you still denied the
privilege of participating in the government of your
Republican party in Alaska Whose fault is it?
Engstrom and Garnck voting for the good of the
Republican Party and of Alaska they voting for
federay-apponted, non-Alaskan Governor when they
Joined with New Deal Spokesman McCucheon sustain the
Governors veto of House Bill No 1O8 which would have
required administrative agency boards and commissions to
hold public meetings hearings when adopting rules reg
ations and procedures.
On the Goth day of the Session Frank Johnson, Eng
and Garnck voted with McCutcheon to sustain the
Governors veto of House Bill No. 108, and thereby killed
it and thereby said publicity should be required to be
given by administrative agency boards and commissions
Question Z: Why did Republican Representatives Frank
Johnson, Engstrom, and Garnck aid the Federaly ap-
pointed non-Alaskan Governor in his attempt to not
appoint A. Zieger the Territorial Board of Education
On March 21 1947, the 54th day Of the Session, Re
ntatiy EnUct and
Garnick voted with New Dealers McCutcheon, Amqust
Barnett and Hope in last vain attempt to deprive the
Territorial Board of Education of the eminent and satsfact
DRY services of Mr.. Zieger.
Fortunately they outvoted. And Mr.. Ziegler
reappointed, but their opposition.
The House Journals of the 1947 Legislative Session
show that Republican Representatives Frank Johnson,
Engstrom and Gack voted consistently almost invariably
with the New Dealers and in support of the federay
pointed, nonAaskan Governor
They didn't vote Republican.
Are you going to re-elect these candidates, who,
although claiming Republicans voted against Repub
and the best interests of the Territory and of the
Republican Party?
We don't believe you