PATCO MAKES TRIO
OF SEAPLANE TRIPS
| After returning from an over
night trip to Sitka yesterday morn
' ing, the seaplane Pateo has been
I sent out on three trips.
Early yesterday, Pilot Sheldon
! Simmons drove the craft to Oliver's
Inlet where supplies for the DeWitt
Logging Company were left.
Then, a jaunt to Bullard's Ranch
on Taku Inlet was made. On this
return trip, weather became so
“heavy" that the night was spent
at Annex Creek. Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. Wilms were brought back from
Bullard's this morning.
Later, today, the seaplane was
f.own fo Chichagof with a party
>f miners.
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LILLIAN KENDRICK AND
PETER KIRKEBOW ARE WED
Lillian Kendrick became the bride
of Peter Kirkebow at a quiet cere
mony performed by the Rev. Er
ling K. Olafson at the Lutheran
parsonage this afternoon at 1:30
o'clock.
Both bride and groom are resi
dents of Juneau and the latter is
employed at the Alaska Juneau
Gold Mining Company. Witnesses
to the ceremony were Mrs. Alfred
Zenger and Mrs. Oscar Gudbran
>on.
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ANNUAL DRIVE
Of the Salvation Army. Loca'
Maintenance Fund, starts Feb. 28
T<jf one week. —adv.
SHOP tr; JUNEAU’
TERROR REIGNS
AS RED CHINESE
LOOT ON MARCH
Wholesale Executions Are
Reported — Mission
aries Are Fleeing
, SIAN, China, March 1. — A
| reign of terror, accompanied by
1 wholesale executions and lootings
of tewns, marked the passage of
25,000 Communist troops through
the southeast section of the pro
vince of Shensi during the pasi:
fortnight, according to advices re- j
ceived here.
Government troops are reported I
i to have the Communists surround
ed however, and expect to anni
hiliate them.
