PORT OF MISSING MEN
Joseph Pollack, said to he a missing
veteran, age 30, and who, it is under
stood. served with Company E 5th
Engineers, Camp Humphreys, Va„
during hte war. Information at hand
discloses that Pollack disappeared
from his home, 56 Presco Ave., Gar
field, N. J., on July 13, 1919. He is
described as having brown hair, blue
eyes, about six feet in height, has a
two-inch scar on his left. arm. Any
information as to his whereabouts j
should He communicated to Mr. Wil-j
ifam Bornemau of the Passaic War'
Veterans’ Bureau, Passaic, N. J.
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ELWYN SWETMAN
'FRANCIS LESLIE IS
i SELECTED AS CENTER
ALL-HLASKA H. $. TEAM
Francis Leslie, crack center of the
Seward High School basketball team,
received in the last mail from Fair
banks a 'letter from Coach K. W.
Abell, of the Alaska College, in which
| Coach Abel! notified Leslie of his
j selection, as center on the All-Alaska
' High School team.
Coach Abell requests two individ
ea! photographs of the Seward boy,
in uniform, taken in a standing posi
; tion, with arms hanging naturally,
and legs apart. Upon receipt of
same Coach Abell will mail Leslie an
authorized certificate of his selection.
In his -letter to Leslie, Abel said
that such selections are made each
year by the Alaska College coach
and in the event "that said eoaoa
does not tour the coast cities he wi:l
make his selections from the informa
tion received from various coaches
and the newspapers.
Since the Territory is far too ex
tensive for any team, or man to tour,
it is likely that some individuals will
| find they have beep overlooked. But
I m general these selections will cover
the leading .teams and the individual
abiliiy will be accounted for in the j
final selection and yearly report.
II. All-Alaska High School Team
Forward—Captain John Butrovich—;
Fairbanks.
Forward—John Martin—Douglas.
Center—Francis Leslie—Seward.
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Guard—Leonard Johnson —Douglas, j
G u a rd—Tho ma s Ek—An c hora ge.
III. AII.AIaska City Team
Forward—Harris Atkinson—Metlakat-1
la. „ !
Forward—Henry Benson—Metlakatla. j
Center—Captain Addison Shaw— F. j
E. Co., Fairbanks.
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' Guard—Gregory Mangan—Juneau.
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! Guard—Victor Gill—F. E. Co., Fair
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I. All-Alaska Team
Forward—Captain Theodore Loftus—
j . College.
Forward—Livingston Desmond —
Wrangell.
Center—Johnnie Smith—College.
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j Guard—Harvey Barrager—Juneau.
| Guard—Ted Olson—Fairbanks Explo
ration Co., Fairbanks.
The Anchorage ~ Bar Association
submitted a resolution of condolence
; in open court last week relative to the
, death of the late Hon. William H.
j Rager. The resolution wah ordered
i spread upon the court records.
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| Leo Schlotfeldt, U. S. Signal Corps,
j arrived in Seward on the S. S. Ad
I miral Watson from Seattle.
The halibut vessel Kanatak, which
arrived in port a few days ago, ex
pected to get away for the banks
this afternoon.
Thomas Carr, Alaska Road Com
mission, was painfully injured in Fair
banks last week when he was pinned
^eneath a tractor. He narrowly es
caped being killed.
Mr. Griffin is the latest member of
the U. S. Signal Corps in Seward hav
ing arrived on the S. S. Alame-J i
from Seattle.
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