The Alaska Railroad crane
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town, where logs and debris have
collected and caused the river to
overflow, went out again this
morning to do extra work at the
same spot.
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HNOTHER SEA TRAGEDY
IN BRISTOL BAT AREA
Another mysterious tragedy in
the northern seas is foreseen in the
news reaching Seward from Chief
Pilot Harry Blunt, of the Pacific
International Airways, who has re
turned to Anchorage after search
ing for several days in the Bris'ol
Bay for an unnamed boat in dis
tress there.
Pilot Blunt said that he found
wreckage, rations, and fuel washed
ashore at Jack Smith Bay. The
wreckage is believed by natives in
the vicinity to be that of two trap
pers who had been residing at Dil
lingham and who have been miss
ing for several weeks. Relatives
became concerned over the where
abouts of the two men and re
quested the Pacific International
Airways to make a search of the
vicinity wherein the two trappers
were thought to be.
GANDHI SEES RESULTS
INDIA'S COTTON BOICOTT
LONDON, Oct., 5, (JP)—Invading
Lancashire, Mahatma Gandhi, In
dian Nationalist leader, came face
to face, for the first time, with
the sufferng his cotton boycott in
India, has helped to bring to
England’s greatest industry.
Clad in sandals and white home
spun shawl, he walked thru the
deserted cotton mills and rubbed
elbows with poorly dressed work
ers who have long been idle. He
talked in friendly fashion with
workers and mill owners and told
them, “Give India her freedom on
terms of equality with England
and we will not only buy your
cotton once more, but will give it
preference over cotton from other
countries ”
He explained, however, that his
campaign for homespun cloth
would go on until India’s political
aspirations were satisfied.
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SOCK SOCIAL
Tomorrow night at 7:30 p m.
is the time that the Ladies Aid
Society of the Community church
will give their “Sock Social”- The
joyous affair is given the name
of “Sock Social” because admit
tance is based on the size of sock
or stocking worn by the person
being admitted, at the rate of
two cents per size number. Every
body is invited, “but don’t forget
your sock”.
SI FUTEM!
CLINCHES PENN5NI
SAN FRANCISCO Oct., 5, (/P)—
The San Francisco Seals clinched
the title of the second half by
trouncing the Seattle Indians yes
terday 6 to 3.
Seattle established a new world’s
record for double plays, bringing
the total for the season to 236.
Rochester, of the International
League, held the old record.
San Francisco is to meet Holly
wood in the playoff for the Coast
title.
PACIFIC CHAMPION
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct., 5, (IP)—
Ellsworth Vines, youthful Califor
nia tennis player, vanquished
Fred Perry in tennis matches here
to win the Pacific Coast tennis
championship.
Have you heard he new “OKEV”
records at Sylvia’s. They are won
derful.
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* pumps, etc. Write for in
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MOYLE AN ALLEN GROUNDED
JUNEAU, Oct. 6 (/P)—Don Moyle
(and Cecil Allen were forced down
i by fog at Kluane Lake Saturday
: night. They went to Sprucehens
; and not Whitehorse as was first
| reported. They took off Sunday
jenroute to Juneau but as they
! could not find a landing place in
j Juneau they went to Skagway.
| Frost has delayed them there.
MOYLE AN ALLEN SIGHTED
KETCHIKAN, Oct., 6, (£>)—
Moyle and Allen hopped from
Skagway, bound for Tacoma, and
were sighted at Wrangell at 9:10
| a. m. They wer? sighted here two
| hours later but in a low fog.
12TH ASSEMBLY ADJOURNS
GENEVA, Oct. 6. (/P)—'The 12th
: Assembly of the League of Nations
adjourned after adopting a reso
lution urging participants in the
1932 disarmament conference to
declare truce on armament con
struction in the meantime. The
League Council will continue in ses
sion to handle questions arising
from the Japanese dispute in Man
churia.
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