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New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
.FAVORITES MEET
 MANY REVERSES
PennaDt Races in Major Leagues
 to Be Very Close

New York, May (UP)-Early season reverses sustained by the Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Ath- letics and the unexpected strong showing of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Washington Senators have ale vlated apprehension that the 19S0 major league pennant campaign7 would be runway races.
 The Athletics and Cubs were trailing the pace settcrs in their respective leagues by three full games as the ceason's first interse2- tonaI competition got under way today.
 The New York Giants. Pittsburgh and Washington have been the most successful clubs in sectional contests this spring and all three arc regard co strong candidates to suceed tha 1928 pennant winners.
 The Giants opened their season with consecutive victories and then ran into their old nomests- the Brooklyn Robins-and lost three games in roD-. The 14 games to be played in the west against Ciu- clnnati, Chicago, Pittsburgh and S Louis are expected 10 furnish tho first definite test Of the Giants title prospects.
 Pittsburgh, despite the absence of Captain Pie Traynor and Lloy Waner, has been playing the bes. ball Of any team in the Nationel League and now stands out as th4 most dangerous threat to tho Chica. go Cubs supremacy.
 The Pirates won games in a row from St. Louis. Cincinnati anI Chicago and should have little trou- ble against the weaker eastern teams.
 Washington has provided the big sensation Of the season. The sena- tors have won 4 out Of games from the Philadelphia Athletics. after losing to them Is times in 13 starts last year. and recently hung up an S game winnnis streak.
 The Philadelphia Athletics failure to get away 10 | fast start resulted from ineffective pitching. Except in the game with Washington, how ever, and in one defeat by the Red SoX the Athletics have shown suffj- cient hitting power 10 carry through tO victory.
 Weak pitching also has been . handicap to the Cubs and the team has been further weakened by the absence Of Rogers Hornsby aui Lester Bell The injured inficlders got back in the lineup this ween and aided the Cubs in taking two in TON from Inc fast stepping Pirates.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
TUFFY GR|FF|THS
 DEFEATS GAGNON
Removes Stain Of Technical
 Knockout From His Record

Chicago. May ! Lp-TuNy Grif- Hths. Of Sioux City, Ia. today was back on the list Of cont4ndcrs for the world heavyWeigh. boxing championship the stain Of a tech nical knockout defeat by Jack Gag non removed from his record by u iV-round decision victory over the Boston sailor last night.
 Before 2n551 spectators, the tough one outooxed Gagnon most Of the way. The right hand that sen Grifiths crashing to the canvas IT Philadelphia did little damage aI- though Gagnon Kept it busy au evening. It landed on Tuffys chm in the eighth round but Gagnou couldn't get 1is man lined up for another shot Griffith's long left was !" great working order and lt kept 1agnon off balance. The sailcr never stopped trying and the rigut "as swlshing over Griffiths' head or landing high jus. as busily at tn. bell as at the start.
 The fight drew a gate Of a73.684. with Gaenon receiving 8 per cen.
 Gritiths triumph probably vii lead 10 q great natural" for th stadium next month--a Griffiths- Otto Non Porat bout Won Pora. had agreed 10 meet the ninncr arI Grifiths is expected 70 sign up soon.
 Tho lo-round semi-finaI to Ia ' r7'rh-'s at rsC.fcr -ce,,Itrd ;r o i1 clsion for Joey Medil Chicago lightweight. over StanisIaus Loayza, samc little Chilean punchcr.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
TEAM ON HIGH SEAS
Bobby Jones and seven Other Crack Amateur Golfers Aboard the NaurC.ania Bound for England.

New York. May 1.--lPl-Robert T. Jones. Jr-. and seven other crack mateur golfers, comprising Amcri- ca 5 Walker cup team, were on the high seas aboard the Maurctania bound for lIngluud.
 Within two weeks they arc to de- fead the trophy, donated by George II. Walker president Of the L. $. C. X. in 1920 and won five consecu- tive times by the United States.
 The veteran Of the team is Francis Oulmet, who has had d hand in all Of the matches played so far. Jones has played in four Walker cup matches and yet has to taste defeat Tn the singles.
 Only d few friends and nell-wish- CTS were on hand to bid the golfers bon voyage. George Noigt and Don Moe are the only two new to inter- national competition. In addition 10 Jones, Ouimet, Noigt and Moe the Walker cup team included Harrison F.. Johnston, George Eon Elm, Dr. O. r. Willing and Roland Mackenzie.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
YESTERDAYS STARS

B. fHe .',so-5atrd Pres
 Milton Gaston Rcd So.-Hll Philadelphia Athletics 10 ..x hfts H.. Rcd So& dct2atcd the ,hampio.. : 10 3.
 Gcorgo Pjpgrass. Tanlc,s-Tarr. "d in second victory oc tho srasor banking Washington 2 10 q and breaking the Senators vinnin~ streak, which had extended 10 eight game.
 Bill Clssen White Sox-Droyc ie three runs with three hts in four tunes at bat IS Tigers defeated tn. White Sox 10 1.
 Clint Brown, lndians-Won t.frI straight game when indians Go"Ha.. ,hc Browns { to 3.
 Joe Sewell, 1rdians-Pla,rd .e consecutive game No. l.-02 &trll ,II hitting triple m first inning aud r.- tiring.
 Dazzy Vance, Dodgers-Ga1c orrr six hits as Dodgers pounded out third straight over Giants to {.
 Pat Crawford Giants-H.l hon . run, double and single for perfc.- day al the plate as Giants were d.. feated by Dodgers.
 Pat Malone, Cubs-Limitcd la-d hitting Pirates to seven hits whfl. Cubs club out 2 j 10 victory.
 Joe Stripp, Reds-AppcarIne ia first full game, tripled in n.utr. scoring Meusel with the run that defeated the Cardinals 1 10 ,.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
Local baseball teams will pry off

Local baseball teams will pry of the lid for the 1880 season next Sunday when three of the various clubs in the city swing into action for the first time this year. The aggregations that arc planning on starting competition this weekend have all been practicing faithfully for the past few weeks and most of them are about ready to get down to serious work.
 There will be one home game played this Sunday. The Holy Cross A. C., city champions last year, will open up it's 1880 campaign against the strong Manchester Con- munity nine. This should prove 70 be rather stiff competition for an opening game but the policy of the Holy Cross management this year will be to secure the toughest teams possible in the state and in neigh boring states and an interesting and entertaining series of contests is be- ing promised.
 The Holy Cross team is very anX- ious to hop off on the right foot this year because the team is going to make a drive to repeat it's cham pionship record Of last season. The baseball teams of the Holy Cross A. C. took two championships the city championship and the pcnnant n the City league.
 The Manchester team is a strong aggregation and it has appcarc here many times both in baseball and basketball. All Of the old vet crans of last year will be on hand.
 The Holy Cross team will practice Friday night at s o'clock at tho Washington diamond. All members Of the team are asked 10 be on hand.
 Play in Union,illc
 The Sacred Heart baseball team will open the season in Unionvill, Sunday playing the strong town team there. Manager Val Gay $ not certain on his outF~ld sclcc. tions as vet but he declares that he has a strong infcld combination.
 Meet All-PlainyilIc
 The Seneca baseball team is card. cd 10 play it's first game also Sun day against All-Plainville in Plain Vile. These two outfits are bitter rivals and there should be plenty or spirit even though it is the first game.
 Other Teams Practice
 Many other teams in the city have practice sessions scheduled for to- day, tomorrow and Saturday artor- noon. In view Of the fact that -ho Industrial league opens on May 70. the factory teams will start heavy work during the coming weeks.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
R0SENBLO0M WINS
 LIGHT HEAVY BOUT
SlapS His Way to a Decision
 Over Larry Johnson

New York, May 1 (UP)-Maxie Rosenbloom, eccentric New Yorl; Hebrew. remained the leading light heavyweight contender today and Larry Johnson, Chicago, Negro, about had his mind made up 10 abandon the 175-pound class for heavyweight division.
 Rosenbloom slapped his way to T comparatively easy i0-round deci- sion over Johnson in return bout at Madison Square Garden last night and now is ready to meet Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo, recog- nized as light-heavyweight cham pion by the New York state athletic commission.
 In a previous bout March 10. Rosenbloom won on a questionabl4 foul in the sixth round, but he had little difficulty tying up Johnson last night and cvading the Negro ; yaunted right,
 Johnson had trouble making the class weight and it weakened him 90 that he tired badly at the finish and vas In easy mark for Rosen- blooms rushes.
 Johnson weighed 175. taking off more than 10 pounds in the last few days. Rosenbloom scaled 172%.
 The decision for Rosenbloom was unanimous. Referee Jim Crowley and two judges cast their ballots for him.
 Roscnbloom, entering the ring ar s to , favoritc, won eight rounds with Johnson taking two-th: fourth and eighth.
 Rosenboom was in distress only once when Johnson staged q rally in the eighth round and outfough- the New Yorker, who took several hard rights to the head but shook them off quickly.
 The paid attendance was 14,325 The gross receipts s52,l37.5o, an1 the net S49,45S.
 Johnny lndisano, 14912. Boston won on 10-round decision from Freddy Fitzgerald, 144t@, Youngs- town. Ohio, in the ten round semi final
 Bob Olin. l741.. New York. vol on doubtful foul in the eighth round over Roy Wallace. lG7 It, Indianapolis. Wallace was given the biggest cheer of the night.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
By the AssacLatet H-sss.

By the Associated Press.
 Among the numerous surprises that have cropped up in the early weeks ot the major league baseball campaign must be listed the show ing of the Chicago White Sox Chi cago, like Washington. was listed as d probable second division club and has been right up among the Amer lcan league leaders.
 The SoX were showed down into third place yesterday as the Detroit Tigers gathered lH four runs in the first inning for a 10 f victory, but still they are among the first rank ing teams, With four regulars bat ting in the 500 class and flock of pitchers working in good form the White SoT have earned their present rating Of 800, gained from six rlC- tories and four defeats
 Bill C5sscu. current co-)cadcr Of the American league hatters, has been lhe spark plug ot the team this season after q few years Of rather disap ppoirttng performances. He con- nectod with Elon FoEset'. Derroit's big Indian hu~.e- ot si0ker balls. for three Of Chicago's lG hits yesterday but the rest of the SoN were not able te keep pace with him and produce the required runs.
 Washington. still the leader Of the American league, was another high ranking club 10 meet defeat yester- day. The Senators. after eight sue cessIve victories, bowed 10 the pitch ing or George Pipgras Of the New York Yankees and were shut out, 10 Q.
 Pipgras. who has pitched in two Of the three Yankee victories gave but five hits while Brown and Burke ai- lowed F and the Senators contribut- ed four costly errors.
 - Another Brown, Clint Of Clcye- land, took the leading role as the Indians beat the St. Lotus Browns for the third time in succession, 5 to 3. The rookie hurler rom New Or leans. gave St. Louis hut SIX hits for his third victory Of the season. He now leads the American league pitchers.
 -. Milton Gaston Of the Boston Red SoX, turned in the fourth inc pitch ing performance in the American league yesterday 10 beat the Phila- delphia Athletics. ! to ,. Gsston gave The worlds champions only SIX hits, famed six and allowed no walks. Simmons and Foxx divided i've Of the Athletics blows.
 The National league likewise went in for good pitching yesterday with Dazzy Vance Of Brooklyn as its lead ing exponent. Dazzy held all the New York Giants except Pat Craw- ford well under control while the Robins hamm cred out q 10 , vic tory. Crawford had perfect day at bat with three hits. including d dou- ble and a home run.
 Red Lucas Of Cincinnati and Syl- yester Johnson Of St. Louis put on q fine duel with the Reds gaining q 4 to 3 triumph on the strength of Joe Strips triple in the ninth in- ming. Neither pitcher gave q free trip 10 first base.
 The Chicago Cubs defeated Pitts burgh, the league leaders, by nicking their former tcammate. Percy Jones, for five runs, one at a time. while Pat Malone held the Pirates 10 two counters.
 Boston's Braves jumped past the Phillies and St. Louis into rhe first division by hitting hard behind Id Brandt to gain a to victory over Philadelphia. They made IS hits and punched lot Of them in the first four innings for eight Of their runs.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
Ky ORLO ROBERTSON
, ,ssoclated Press Snorts Mr-te,

tASSOClateq Press sports r-t0r)
 New York. May | LP,-"Ejdc 'Em Sande" once again will ring forth from turtdom's thousands at his toric Churchill Downs on May IT during the tifty-seventh running of the Kentucky Derby.
 But that cry. which will find it's echo reverboratins from every nook and corner Of the country, will not be for Sande alone. For beneath the legs Of the jockey. who thrilled Americas racing populacc for u dec- ade, will be Gallant FoN. inc future book 1ayoritc carrying tho silks Of William Woodward's Belair Stud.
 1T Gallant Fox is leading inc laundering pack, when il flashes uy the judges stand on that May Satur- day. it will be Saudc's third kon- lucky Derby victory in seven years. Back in 1993-Iey's yoar-Saudc had 6 leg up on the Eaucocas Stable colt as he showed th" way home. And then again in 1895 Earl was astride Flying Ebony, q rank outsid- CT racing for Clifford 4. Cochran.
 Sande's appoarance on the bril- liant son Of Sir Gallahad III is ox- pocted 10 lower the odds on Gallant Fox. The "professionals' will wager on Gallant Fox, hccauso Of Sandc's known riding money ability. But inc vast public will lay its money on the Bolair Stud thoroughbred because of is love and respect for inc jockey.
 Earl has had q varied turf career dating back 10 early days Of the cen- 'ury, when he rode ponies on the ranges Of Idaho. Twenty years late he rode Zev 10 more than q quarter of q million dollars worth Of purse.
 After another year he received q broken leg in fall from his mount al Saratoga but the spring of 1925 found him back booting homo viu- ncrs. Then in 1927 he was tho rc- cipicnt of the wrath of thc lfary- land Jockey club, having his ridlu- license revoked for foul riding in tho PlmIco Iuturity won by Reign Count.
 The next year he was ratnstated but after q few attempts at cu- deavoring 10 make riding weights he announced his retirement.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
TULANE HAS FIRST MAT TEAM

New Orleans. May l IP-TuIanc IS entering intercollegiate wrestling this year for the first time. The Greenies have booked two meets with Louisi- ana State, also a newcomer in the sport. The Greenies have two out standing men in Jerry Dalrymple, light heavyweight. and Myrtis Man gum. heavyweight, both runners-up in the Southern A. A, |. meet.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
COLLEGE REGATTA
Fifty Drivers, Representing 28 h. stitutions, to Take Part in First Event Of Its Kind.

Hamilton, x. Y, May l fUP)-- Fifty drivers, representing 26 col leges, will compete in the first in- tcrcollegiate outboard motor regat- ia at Skancateles, x. Y, May IS and 1T.
 Schools represented in the entry list are Columbia, Nep- York uni versity Harvard, Colgate. Cornell, Syracuse, Toledo, Rutgers, Union, Hamilton Dartmouth, Cortland Nor malmrow Pennsylvania. Penn State, Yale, Hobart, Georgetown, North western, General Motors Tech, and Twonty-one trophies. val ued at s4,00O. Will be awarded.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
BRETT WONT COME BACK

Riley Brett, auto racing's cham pion mechanic who was aide for four American speed champs before the single scatter became the style in 1925, will not return 10 the riding game with the return Of the two scatter this year, Brett says tho rac- ing game looks dangerous now.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
TURF SEASON OPENS
Chlcagos Longest and Richest Rac- Ing Campaign Will Be Continued for Six Next Months,

Chicago, May GP) - Chicago longest and richest turf season. a program running for SIX months on five tracks and attractively decorat- cd with almost million dollars in stake events alone, opened today.
 The opening site was the Aurora exposition park, the only Chicago track this year without stake card. The Aurora program runs 21 days and will have seven races daily with fair purses.
 Eight hundred thoroughbroda have been quartercd at Aurora for the meeting. The track will opcr- ate on Central daylight savings time.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
AS BANK ROBBER

Buffalo, N. Y, May Pt-William r. Irwin, 59, widely known as Frankie Burns prize fighter, who has participated in more than 900 bouts, is being held for the police Of Kansas City, Mo, accused by his wife of participating in bank rob bery in that city and involved in an auto swindling plot Mrs. Burns was locked up as a material witness and will be taken to Kansas City.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
RLIH HITTING HARD

Washington, May ] UP)-SiE hits during the past two days have enabled Babe Ruth to raise his hit ting average to d mark in keeping with his $6o.1oo pc. season salary. and h. now boasts t mark Of .556.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
LOOKING FOR GAMES

The Forestville Athletic club Juniors have organized for the sea son and wish bookings with New Britain juvenile teams, whose age average is in the neighborhood of 14 to 16. For games call Bristol 1p05-3 or write to Andrew Mo Knight, 46 Academy street, Forest vile.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
PIIILADELpfII

A-EaffeQ for NhIel '1 eHd.
 z-Eatlad for Mtugaa tu 3th.
 1z-Batted for .oliius jn gtu
 4sz-Ean for Da, IS III 9ta. g5sry4 lys o63 foo--9 Philadelphia U0y 100 0Qc-S
 Two base hts: Berger ?, Moore. lrurst. Home run. Klein. Double pays: Brandt t2 Mcguire to Nuun; &cuu to Marauyille Thompson tp Hurst. Eas.s on balls. o.t brandt 3, Sweetlaud 1, WIloughby s. struck out: By Drauot :. L,s.ng plt,oe,, Sweetiand.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
NfcyJ1 WINS ROIT

Oakland, Cal. May 1 CCP) Jack. McVay. New York middleweight. won ten round decision over Wes- ley Ketchell of Portland, Ore.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
WHITE SOX PROVING TO
 BE SURPRISE OF LEAGUE
Chicago Team Showed Down Into Third Place by Los ing to Detroit Tigers Washington Senators Also Meet Defeat - Indians Take Third Straight From Browns - Red Sox Turn Tables On Athletics - Robins Hammer Out Victory Over Giants - Other National Games.

Brown to Goldman ID Morgan Burnett n Hods7p 10 Morgan Bases on balls; of Brown 3 Struck out. By Brown { t- .r7w+s- 2. gy Coanan l. Losing u.-cHe~. Lroucer.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
 IN
LOCAL BASEBALL CLUBS
 TO OPEN SEASON SUNDAY

Diamond Campaigns to Start With One Home Game This Weekend - Holy Cross A. C. Nine to Meet Manchester Community Club Crew at Washington Diamond - Sacred Heart Aggregation Going to Unonvle- -Senecas Carded to Pry Off Lid Against AlIPlainYle
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
American

Batting Simmons. Athletics, Cis- sell White SoX, ,432.
 Runs-E. Rice. Senators. 13. Runs batted in--Simmons. Ath- lctics. 1s.
 Hits-Oliver, Red Sox, 91
 Doubles-Kross. Manush. BroHns; Began, Red SoX. '.
 Trples-GosIin, Senators. 2. Homors-Reynolds, White Sox. 1.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01

Chicago-Tuffy Griffiths, sjouA City, la, outpointcd Jack Gaguon. Boston, Go)i Joey Medill, Chicago. outpointed Stanislaus Loayza. Chil>. G0(.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01

Grand Rapids, Mich.-Samnv Mandell, world lightweight cham pion, outpointed Pee Wee terrell. Mishawaka, Ind. GoJ; non-titlc.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
CHURCH TEAMS TO BATTLE
 SATURDAY IN FINAL GAME
New Britain Swedish Lutherans to Meet Meriden Bap- lists for State Championship at Middetown "Y" Gymnasium - Quintets Are Leaders in Their Re- spective Secons-Contest Is Expected to Be Real Feature of Title Tournament - Play to Start at S:30 O'Clock.

Two basketball teams. one from Neudon end the other from New Britain. will battle saturday night 1t the Middlctown Y. AL C. X. sym rasiulu for the state championship of inc church teams oc Connecticut. The Moridcu Central Baptists will h. lined up against the First Luth- erans ot New Britain. defending champions
 Both teams arc the leaders in their sections having disposed Of two contcnders iu tournaments staged during thc pas, two weeks. Both arc considered 10 be evenly matched and one of the greatest battles ol thr entire tournament is expected 10 dcyelop when they clash.
 Tho Ner.dau team has a lineup that includes some Of the leading cour, performers in inc Silver City. Birdscy and LoEozzo play the for wards with Smith al center. Sut- life and Coe are tho guards. Bur leigh, EaIl and TreaIor form the re- serve strength.
 Against the aggregation. the local S%edes wjll send in their strongest lincup. NyborE and Erickson will play forwards with Hoist at center and Carlson and Anderson at the guards. swanson and Larson will b. held in reserve.
 Preliminary Game
 X preliminary gamc will be played between th" Lutheran Juniors and ttc B'Nai Abraham team of Meri- Ion. winner of the junior church Icacuo there The Mcridcn team will line up IS follows: May and OrcutIicbcrmam forwards; Henkin. center and ApselDaum and I.ctz euards Hosalz, Gohcr Diamond and Ltpnan wIu bo in reserve.
 Tho Lu'hcrau Junicrs will line up with Benson and HultDerg at tho forwards. j., Anderson at center and Ecngeton and c. Anderson at tho guards LinGgreu will be held in reserve
 The preliminary game wIll start promptly at T:J4 o'clock Saturday night with the main contest going on at $50 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01

Oakland, Cal.-Jack McVey. New York. outpointed Wesley KetchelI, Salt Lake City, GO.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01

T0cludiu- Games o' April 90 2. '.e ..s o..stra f.e.s
 National Batting Flowers Eoblue. 1G1. Runs-Frcde~ich Robins. Comor- osfy Pirates, ..
 Runs batcd in-Hcrman Robins, Fisher. Cards, Y. Hits-Trcdcrick, Robins: Fisher Cards, A.
 DoubIes-FlowerS. Robins. 7. Triplos-Cuyler, Cubs, Suhr Pi- rates, 2.
 Homers-Jackson. Giants '. Stolen bascs-Cuyler, Cubs; ? Wancr, Pirates, 1
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press
 New York-Maxey Rosenbloola New York, outpointed Larry John son, Chicago, G0).
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
TNAEEIkCTG\

z~-Batted for Bruke in 7th. New York 300 900 15t-9 Washington 0o0 900 Qgl -0
 Two ba SC hits; koenig, Gosliu. I1gl.a plays, BIueEe 10 Myer 10 Judge. Wes- '1 Judge 10 Bluege to Myer. Bases on as'a. of Pipgras ,. Brown }. Struck out Eg Pipgras 2 Brown 1. Losing pitcaer. Brown.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01

Tvo base hits: Burnett, Manush. L. sewen. Three base hits; Burnett Manush. L. Sewei Home run: Manush. Double playy; kanion to O'Rourke to Blue,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-01
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
atiOIlal

Uacludin- Games O April 90
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-28
TWO BOATS TAKE ICE

The oceanic. Capt. Olaf Westby and the Independent, Capt. Ben Olson, are the only halibut boats to take bait and ice at the Ju- neau Cold Storage since yesterday noon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-28
Marine News
QUEEN SAILS SOUTH
 1 P. M. YESTERDAY

The Queen, Capt. Frank Land- trom, which arrived in port from Sitka at 2;15 pm. yesterday, sailed It 5 pm. with the following pas 3engers from Juneau:
 Mrs. P. Peterson, w. R. Wood md Mrs. J. Allen for Petersburg; Mrs. Sadie Rogers, Henry Rogers, Marie Rogers and Henry Rogers for Wrangell; MT. and Mrs. F. F. Bren- nan, William J. Ryan, John Rust gard, N. G. Nelson, Rev. Charles Rice and Gerald L. Church for Ketchikan; Lenora Kaufman, D. Kaufman, J. P. Bernhoffer, M. l.. Merritt. Mrs. c. Jenson, Marion Koskey and Jean Jen5on for Se- attle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-28

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-28
NoRTHLAND DUE TOMORROW

The Northland, new ship If the Northland Transportation Compa- ny. is due in Juneau sometime tomorrow. D. B. Femmer, local agent, said today. This is her sec eng voyage.