The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 10, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNl:uDAY DEC IO 1930. BRINGING LP FATHER NOW I WANT AND & YOu TO CALL ON MR. DUFFAEY - AND WHILE YOU ARE THERE, SEE THAT YOU ACYT LIKE A GENTLE- YOU DIDN'T GO THERE T WONT BE GOOD FOR YOu- DO You HEAR THAT 2 I HEAR T™HAT THING 2 HELLO, MONAHAN- HOW'S EVERY- By (‘EORGE Mc\l \Nl NOT SO GooD - ME WIFE LOST HER VOICE AW, SHUT LP! you DON'T KNOW WHEN YOU'RE WELL OFF! ® 1930, Int") Feature Scrvice, Inc., Great Britain rights reserved eeeettedd \\'ro:e. “that in the 35,849 cnminal | cases pending on June 30, 1930, | there were included 22,671 cases ‘under the National Prohibinon w Act.” The Assistant Attorneys General |reported 150,389 cases were pend- | \mg before the Customs Court, 35/ [ma]or ann-mx;t cases were pend- were ,117 criminal cases \m:muted und r the postal laws, 3,505 und the t tic act, Arm of Law Reaches Out}and et Gl in All Direétions— | Act. Heavy Sentences BOOTLEGGERS, { In the Court of Claims, 526 new |cases were instituted, mwhmg | claims aggregating $11,320,928564, | (Continuea rrom Pzge One) in- | while 449 were disposed of \Ol\mg $10,304,396,289. u Prison Congestion sed “by some state and mu- 1 officers who, under the cul- Mitchell also dealt with prison cf their office, are a ly vio- ccngestion, offering as one solu- ting the law themse Such :tion the development of a system officers convicted numbered 95, and | Of prison camps. 8.; cases were panding when the! “Large numbers of prisoners do al year began. |nct require confinement in walled s padlockings numbered Prisons,” he said. “Outdoor work of 2493 over the pre- improves them physically and mor- A total of 11,882 such ally and results in a subs commenced. saving in cxpens2 to the g abeled as unsolved the MeBL" estion in some of| ©On June 30, there were 778 pris- al district courts, parti- oners in th camps and befaore large cosmopolitan dis-, the end of this ycar the number He urged provision for Will reach 1350 judges, and that steps| oo R en to supplement inadequate | Ncrth are in the offices of United Alaska Air- attorneys. which has a base at An- on Is Revealed to its planes. One has n was illustrated by named the Indian { the Judicial Conference ne for Meunt inley, and two written by Chief o vill be named the Midnight Justice Hu“ws It showed that at Sun Express and the Aurora Bor2- the close of the fiscal year there alis. The plane named Denali has were pending upon the dockets of flown over Mount McKinley courts 155,730 cases, more > - 7,000 over the previous year. 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Aldan Employs 10,000 “For instance in the Aldan dis- trict on the headwaters of the| Lena river, hundreds of creeks are being operated, over 10,000 men fll‘(‘}l\. employed and the output is great- er than that of all Alaska com-| bined. | “We are now on our way to the| Aldan district. It is on the eastern| headwaters of the Lena riyer. We| are going two and one-half days| east of Irkutsk on the railroad, thence 660 kilometers by motor truck. “We saw Jay Johnston here but he left the day after we arrived Red Welden and Fred Carlson left several days before. Two May Return Home “Norman Wimmler and another American, Robert Bedford, a lode mining experts, are both liable to return home soon. They have found it impossible to build up an Ameri- can organization such as they in- sist on, so think it best to give up| the job. 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