"When taking into consideration
the wonderful strides which have,
within the past few years, been
made in aviation, it is no great
stretch of the imagination to be
lieve that within the next few years,
the feat which you have just ac
complished in this friendly manner
will be accomplished commercially."
FIVE MEMBERS OF
COURT BOARD BOAT
HERE LAST NIGHT
Headed by District Judge George
F. Alexander, a court party com
prising five persons, left last night
for Ketchikan as passengers on
the Alaska. The session in the
First City is expected to last at
least one month.
In addition to Judge Alexander.1
the following persons make up the
travelling party: R. E. Coughlin,!
Miss Venetia E. Pugh, John H
Newman, and George W. Folta.
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NEW PONTIACS ARE
SHOWN A t CONNORS
* i
On display in the show rooms,
of the Connors Motor Company
, are three 1935 Pontiac sedans. The
! automobiles arrived in Juneau on
the Bandon last Sunday, coming
direct from the factory.
FIND BODY OF INDIAN
DROWNED NEAR CRAIG;
INVESTIGATING BOAT
Drowning of Howard Alexander,
27. an Indian, near Craig yesterday
morning under mysterious circum
stances was reported to U. S. Mar
shal William T. Mahoney by Dep
uty Marshal Arthur Bogue of Craig
today.
Alexander, a resident of Hyda
burg, wits found floating in the
water with some scratches and
bruises on his head. Bogue's wire
to the marshal, however, said Cor
oner Peters at Craig had pronounc
ed death due to drowning and that
evidence of violence was not suf
ficient to be a probable cause of
death.
