THOUSAND! FLEE
HOMES AS WATERS
FLOOD SECTIONS
By Associated Tress
Some 4.300 persons fled their
flood-5.tru •'< homes in a Minnesota
town ?. .relay as the swollen Min
nesota V.iver swamped streets.
With temperature down near
freezing, all but 500 North Man
kato, Minn., residents left their
homes under orders of local of ■
ficials. Most were cared for in Man
kato, south of the suburb.
Meanwhile, the spring thaw sent
the Red River rising. A flood warn
ing was posted at Fargo, N. D., and
Moorhead, Minn., lying on either,
side of the river. The river is ex-1
pected to crest at 26 or 27 feet today./
Elsewhere in Minnesota, the com
munity of Marshall counted its
losses as the Redwood River ebbed.
Da.r.ages were estimated at $1,000,
OOC'.
Alabama, Iowa and South Da
kota, flooded rivers were subsiding.
The Minnesota River spilled over
I’voes at North Mankato, in south
ern Minnesota, as volunteers bol
stered the dikes against the expect
ed flood crest. Twelve miles north
of Mankato at St. Peter, about 150
volunteers were building emergency
dikes.
Since ancient times the tiger has
been the symbol of might through
out Asia.
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GARD .N CLUB MEETING
E. L. Keithahn, curator of the j
museum, will be guest .speaker at i
the Juneau Garden Club Wednes- ]
day afternoon of this week. The
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. James Larsen who will serve
dessert luncheon at 1:30 p.m., as
sisted by Mrs. William Biggs as co
hostess. Members and guests will
please* note the change of meeting
place.
EIGHT TRAVEL ON
ELLIS AIRLINES!
Arriving on Ellis Airlines trip to
day were three passengers with five
on interport.
From Ketchikan: Pete Meland, R.
Mettling, Fred Omar.
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WE MAV BE '
KILLED/ DO
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A PRESENT FER CRICKETS'
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— BUT, OFFHAND"I DON'T SEE
NOTHIN' NOBODV WOULD WANT
IN THIS INFUNNEL rsrC£rig-'—^
JUNK HEAP
LAST MONTH YE SEEN
ELEVEN DOLLERS AN’
THUTTY CENTS' WUTH
OF JUNK YE WANTED,
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