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WASHINGTON, Oct., 6, (i«P)—
Congress should avoid the prohi
bition issue by adopting a resolu
tion to resubmit the 18th amend
ment to states for repeal or
amendment, representative Sam
uel Pettengill declared. He said
the commanding issues for the
1932 campaign should be purely
economic
TWO PASSENGERS KILLED
NEW YORK, Oct., 6, <yP)—1Two
passengers were killed and their
pilot probably was fatally injured
when their airplane dropped into
a tailspin and crashed while try
ing to land at Roosevelt Field,
Long Island. The dead are Frank
Deihl, Jr., and an unidentified
man- The pilot was Stanley Bate
man.
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Miss Lydia Reesof is spending
! a few weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
Jack Deitz.
Mr. and Mrs. Lippencott are j
spending some time with Mrs. j
Lippencott’s brother, Alfred An- !
derson. Mr. Lippencott and Mr.;
Anderson have been trying to get j
a moose but have not had any j
success so far.
* * * *
Ed Sholin has bought the home!
stead, on the slide, from Andrew
Asslund and expects to return in
the spring and begin work on his
mink, beaver and muskrat ranch,
j Mr. Sholin was formerly a mem
: ber of the Pioneer Fox Ranch
being in partnership with his bro- j
! ther Andrew. Sholin is no strang- J
j er to Homer people and he is well
I liked here.
# * * *
Anton Nelson has been buying
live foxes from the ranchers here
for the Fromm Brothers, fox
ranchers of New York. He is buy
ing 30 pair altogether and the
Homer ranchers are selling him (
a goodly portion of them. j
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| Mr- and Mrs. Garbo Webb, fox
; ranchers from Aurora, have been
the house guests of Mrs- C. W.
Harrington. They are prospective
new homesteaders to settle in
Homer. A dance was given in the
Homer school house in their hon
or and a good time was enjoyed
I by all. It was a Hard Time dance
j and one young lady was so hard
j up that she was compelled to
| wear a rug for a dress, which was;
; very becoming. Nearly everyone
; present dressed * for the occasion
| which made it very interesting.
❖ * *
i Jack Harrington and Bill Peck
: are spending the week at Bear
;Cove with Harry Leonard and C.
!s. Patterson. They may do a lit
| tie hunting but are out for a va
| cation.
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| Dr. Frank Burgin has been
spending some time in Homer do
ing dental work. He is a guest of
j Charles Erickson while in Homer.
Chris Spillum came along with
him and hoped to be able to get
a moose- However, the moose
must have known he was coming
for his hopes have been blighted
by not securing one.
* * * *
The personal property of John j
Kohler, deceased, was sold re
cently by Judge W. A. Vinal, aue- !
tioneer and U. S. Commissioner at J
Seldovia. It was quite a success- j
ful sale financially.
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TWO “ATROCITIES”
NANKING, Oct., 6, (/P)—The
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authorities in Manchuria. China
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