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DRUGGIST RETURNS
Harry Race, proprietor of the
Harry Race Drug Stores in Ju
neau and Ketchikan, returned to
the First City on the 'Northwest
ern. He arrived in Juneau earlier
this week on the Victoria.
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JUNEAU—Phone 6 DOUGLAS—Phone 18
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Recent Pictures of Air Suicides
The last portratajof Elizabeth Du Bois (left) and her sister Jane whc
committed suicide by leaping from a plane flying over Upminster, Eng
Band. The sisters were born in the United States but lived in Europe for
> more than ten years, their father Col. Coert du Bois being American
eonsul-general at Naples.
CAPT. LESHER
GIVEN LEAVE
FOR ONE YEAR
Salvation Army Head and
His Wife on Furlough
—Drive Under Way
Juneau's well-known Salvation
Army couple, Capt. and Mrs. R. B.
Lesher. are planning a one-year
furlough.
Held in high esteem for their
many years of efficient welfare
work here, the Leshers probably
will be leaving Juneau for good if
not just for the one year's leave.
Mrs. Lesher left yesterday on the
southbound Northwestern for Se
attle where she is joining Miss
Grace Bender, also a former Sal
vation Army worker here. The two
plan to find a residence in Seattle.
Meanwhile, Capt. Lesher, in Ju
neau, is this week conducting his
organization's annual $1,000 welfare
fund drive. Today, Capt. Lesher
said that more than half that
amount had been raised.
