Bank officials have been sum
moned to tell of accounts created
by the committee which fought
A1 E. Smith in the South in 1928
and also of bank accounts carrying
the churchman's own name.
MELODY HOUSE BEGINS
MOVING TO NEW FRONT
STREET LOCATION TODAY
Moving operations of the Juneau
Melody House to its new location
on Triangle Place began today
Mrs. Lena Pigg, proprietor said.
The shop is expected to be fully
settled within a short time, in the
Gastineau Building recently vacat
ed by the Spiith Electric Shop.
II. J. YURMAN RETURNS
NEXT WEEK FROM WEST
H. J. Yurman, furrier, who has
been in the Interior and Westward
districts on an extensive fur buying
trip, expects to return here on the
next steamer from the Westward
after a most successful trip.
CANADIAN CUSTOMS MAN
GOES OUTSIDE ON TRIP
Sam Coulter, connected with the
Canadian Customs Service, passed
through Juneau aboard the Prin
cess Norah bound outside on a
short vacation.
WHITE PASS OFFICIAL
RETURNS TO WHITEHORSE
AFTER WINTER IN SOUTH
James Redpath, port steward
for the White Pass and Yukon
Route, came north on the Prin
cess Norah on his way to his head
quarters in Whitehorse. Mr. Red
path has spent the winter months
in Seattle and Vancouver, B. C.
A. L. HANOT RETURNS
TO INTERIOR DISTRICT
A. L. Hanot, mining man from
the Fairbanks district, is a west
bound passenger on the Alaska on
his way to the Interior.
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*‘Kiki” Roberts
Where are the front page headlin
ers of yesteryear? Here’s one of
them. Marion (“Kiki”) Roberts, who
achieved fame through her connec
tion with the late “Legs” Diamond,
slain gangster. She is now a tour
ing fan-dancer and is here shown
at Washington.
