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! ALFRED M. FRASER,
REPRESENTATIVE OF
FUR FIRM, IS HERE
Alfred M. Fraser, New York rep
resentative of the international fur
firm of C. M. Lampson and Com
pany of London and New York,
will leave tonight on a tour of
Southeast Alaska aboard the Roed
da, with Capt. James V. Davis.
Mr, Fraser flew here from Skag
way yesterday morning, following
a trip into Whitehorse.
The large fur dealers whom Mr.
Fraser represents use many Alas
kan furs, and today Mr. Fraser
said that marked improvement in
the quality of pen-raised Alaskan
mink had taken place.
When asked his opinion as to
the help experimental fur-farm
stations had on commercial fur,
Mr. Fraser said that in many
places they had proved valuable
aids to fur farmers, the value
largely dependent on the ability
of those in charge of the ex
perimental stations.
Dinko, or Denka, is a negro na
tion on the banks of the Bahr-el
Abiad in East Sudan.
HAIR PULLED,
GIRLS’ RALLY
Rival Political Factions at
Smith College Get
Into Action
NORTHAMPTON, Mass., Oct. 14.
—Covered with bruises, several
Smith College girls are today nurs
ing their injuries as the result of a
clash last night between rival po
litical groups.
Hair pulling and nail scratching
resulted before a rally for Repub
lican state candidates held on the
campus.
AMBULANCE CALL
Eino Johnson was taken to St.
Ann's Hospital at 2:30 o’clock this
afternoon by ambulance. He is a
medical patient.
Alabama's Legislature is compos
ed of 141 members, 35 in the Senate
and 106 in the House of Represen
tatives.
