WASHINGTON, Nov., 22, (,/P)—
Betty Powell. 17-year-old daughter
of Alexander Powell, explorer and
author, is achieving distinction as a
lecturer on international politics.
Much travel with her father has
given her good background. Powell
wrote a book 22 years ago called
“The Last Frontier”. Since then he
has been discovering new frontiers
and his wife and daughter accom
pany him on many of his trips. At
present they are occupying their
home here, “Journey’s End”. They
-spent the summer in Alaska.
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PROSPECTOR MISSING
Grave concern is felt in the Koy
ukuk over the safety of John Laane,
a prospector who is more than two j
months overdue from a trip into !
the hills. The facts regarding j
Laane’s prolonged absence were
wired to Fairbanks. About August
1 Laane left Wiseman, intending to
go to Emma Creek, thence across to
and up to the head of the North >
Fork of the Koyukuk, then across
to the head of Hammon river and
down to Wiseman, where he expect
ed to arrive by September 10. He
has not been seen or heard of since
he left Emma Creek.
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MUMSTS IN FRANCE
SURER AT IN SAFE
PARIS, Nov., 22, (/l3)-Those who
fear a communist revolution were
shocked recently when the ministry
of war threw on the open market
enough arms and ammuniton for
an army corps.
There were 36,000 rifles and car
bines, 18,000,000 cartridges, 50,000
bayonets and some odds and ends.
Although the ministry considered
the munitions too old for service,
the guns would shoot. So it was
provided that unless broken up for
the metal the rifles must be export
ed.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
'Recently announced in Seattle
was the engagement of Miss Doro
thea Elizabeth Johnson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnson,
to Thomas S. Allen. The marriage
will take place late this winter. Miss
Johnson is well known in Fairbanks
having' lived there with her par
ents for many years. She attended
the Fairbanks high schqol and
later the University of Washing
ton. Miss Johnson is a member of
the Alpha Phi sorority.
Capt. Heinie Berger, master
of the M. S. Discoverer, is going
to Cordova on th S. S. North
western to look into the possi
bility of putting his craft on the
marine ways, for a brief period.
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FI KILLED IN
11-GENT STORE BLRST
WASHINGTON, Nov., 22, (/Pj—
An explosion in the basement of
a 10-cent store during the rush
hours, killed five *and danger
ously injured four, and sent 40,
less seriously hurt, to the hospi
tal.
The blast tore away the front
of the building and sent bricks
and huge blocks of concrete
hurling down the avenue and on
passerbys. A hot water boiler is
blamed. ,
.HAND FAINTED ALASKA PIC
TURES AT SYLVIA’S.
Women Have Something to Say!
AN ANCIENT PREJUDICE
HAS BEEN REMOVE
AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE has ridiculed into oblivion that ancient prejudice which excluded women from a voice in council. Today,
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