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COUPLE ARE WED
Miss Hope Yantis, the daughter
| of Mrs. Gerry Bach, and Mr. Leon
lard Soholt, Sr., were married last
iweek at Ketchikan, reports the
Chronicle. Both the bride and
groom were raised in Ketchikan
and graduated from the high
school there.
IL SMITH IS NOT A
CANDIDATE FOR THE
■ PRESIDENT'S CHAIR
NEW YORK, Sept., 14, (JP)~A1
Smith, standard-bearer of the
Democratic party in the 1928 pres
idential campaign and acknow
ledged leader of the party, will not
permit his name to go before the
1931 national convention, accord
ing to close friends of his party
His friends quote him as to have
definitely stated he will not be a
candidate again for the country s
highest office. He intends, how
ever, to take a very active part in
1 the convention and will insist upon
a strong wet plank and a candi
date opposed to prohibition, it was
j said. j
He had not mentioned which
j candidate he will support, altho
j Gov. Franklin Roosevelt and New
! ton Baker are two of the outstand
! ing men at present.
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SEIZE FISHING BOAT
The gasboat Pelican, Capt. Hen
ry Moy, one of the best known
j boats of the Juneau fishing fleet,
| was seized by U. S. Customs offi
j cers for alleged breach of the
• Customs-Navigation-Shipping laws,
j reports the Empire. In the suit
• of forfeiture it is alleged that the
I Pelican is owned by Ernest Rog
nan, an alein. and not by the
Nordby Supply Company of Ket
chikan, as is claimed in the reg
istry certificate.
SAVING 27 HOURS, MAIL
! NEW YORK Sept., 14, (/P)—A
mail-laden plane that was catapu
lated from the deck of the liner
Europa 1275 miles from New York,
landed here at 4:45 a. m. in what
was believed to be the fastest de
livery of trans-Atlantic mail via
ship and plane. The plane effect
| ed a saving of approximately 27
| hours
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MEDICAL MOBILIZATION
| NEW YORK, Sept. 14. (/P)—■The
Public Health Service, headed by
: Surgeon General Hugh S. Cum
Iming, was mobilizing for the pur
! pose of giving medical aid to the
: Belize hurricane stricken area,
i Doctor Gumming was in charge of
I sanitation for the American forces
j during the World War.
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NUKA BAY VISITOR
Dr. Frederick C. Nichols, Seattle
physician, returned to Seward on|
the Rolph 111 Monday afternoon. |
Dr .Nichols has been spending a
couple of weeks in the Nuka Bay
region, hunting and visiting with
young Roy Babcock, of the Tom
Babcocg and Downey quartz mine.
The doctor, who thru a friend of a
cousin of Roy Babcock, became in
terested in making the trip and
enjoyed the outing very much. He
departs on the next boat for Cor
dova where he will do some duck i
and geese hunting before returning |
to his home
FOILED CRACKSMEN
The would-be safe robbers who
failed to crack an office safe in i
Ed Harris’ store ni Sitka recently
and thereby missed $3,000 in cash
and a large amount in signed
checks, didn’t go away altogether
empty handed. Fifty dollars, which
were in the store cash till, was
taken by them, according to the
Juneau Empire.
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