The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 3, 1932, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EM.P]RE THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1932. ABDUCTION OF BABY AROUSES WORLD SYMPATHY T0 EVIDENGE OF g ol STEALERS IS sl FOUND IN CAR NEW CLUE 1S OLUES BIVEN REPORTED BY | BY WAITRESS, AUTHORITIES ~ KIDNAP CASE ~ BRRGE RratE s - gtk | rod, onetime L‘mtod States Ambas- | whose feat of flying the Atlantic sador to Mexico and father of Mrs.|alone was first acclaimed in this Lindbergh, is held in the mg)usi;cny, esteem in Mexico. ‘GUUNTRY WIDE =z T0 FIND CHILD ht fall of snow. They were slip- pery. Left His Room Hurriedly The supposition is that Mr. S\l(h» rland had been attracted to the vharf at night by the sound or | ights of a passing boat. He evi- dently had left his living quarters hurriedly as indicated by the wear- ing of the slippers and the ab ENGLAND IS STIRRED | LONDON, March 3.—Anxiety in England over the fate of the Lind- bergh baby seemed almost as deep | as that expressed in the United u\rday passed a joint reso]utxon by‘ a unanimous vote, expressing deEp'J |est sympathy for Col. and Mrs. = States. Deep regret was expressed | Lindbergh and calling upon all of- s sence of an overcoat. He is thought otk ki gl R iy Ay, ~o1V ,|from all quar ficers in the State and citizens : _|to have slipped and to have fallen ' war ice on rac ree en in/Restaurant Messages Are Received by wspapers carried full socounts |to esd al possiie atd in spever (ioductors of Son of Flying|in.,"the woie Abandoned Automobile Ne faP i AN A St A i , Lindberghs from All be kianapping under big head- | pending the Kidnappers, dnd ex- | Couple Are Still Se- The fall from the whart to the| Contains Baby Ribbon, of Furchaser of I'os ne °U_Il: ei)di’e L uc- 1 i and with photographs of the 581! a b W { the safe return . water was about 25 feet At the -4 Sk, Mt b Parts of World ‘b:‘m Hia (aiy ath Ve LIRberdt| of tha atila o creted with Baby [ time e st s the: tae] - Receipt; Code ‘Marks Card—Search On tion—Two Identified 8 MEXICO CITY, March 3.—Presi- | dent Rublo of Mexico yesterday wired Col. Charles A. Lindbergh ex- | | home. FRENCH EXPRESS SYMPATHY M-J-B’s PAT'D SEAL CANNOT CLOSE UNLESS AIR IS OUT MONEY BACK METHODISTS PRAY FOR SAFETY March 3.— W (Continued rrom Page One) He refused to deny or confirn of the child,” he said. and capture can come later. Pursuit | | GOVERNMENT AGENCIES | ARE AIDING LINDBERGHS | WASHINGTON, March 3. All as about half in, which would ount for the body being carried o the beach. The remains were taken to Hoo- (Continuea rrom Page One) yriting, and code marks, were also NEWARK, N. J., March 3—Po- lice authorities here have uncovered the presence then in this city yes- a clue that they believe points to| JERSEY CITY, N. J, March 3.— Chief of Police Thomas Wilson an- nounces that a waitress named | Keating, at Pennington, New Jersey . _Fre ys-| OKLAHOMA CITY, : g the| PARIS, March 3—French news il - iy iy AArihel - Sonsed o gl _ | ; 3 U0 nx:lm{:cru‘;:< by eon 4% | papers here vesterday and today |Four hundred delegates to a con- an emll;adrepfin d"“‘é A o gd B 3}?‘;“2”‘ s jmi. o ’fi’p’l‘d ”’,,52‘; Clelleve the writing|terday of the kidnappers of thesituatedy about eight miles from § 3 s Aoy i sl e o g of sympathy|vention of the Southern Methodist ransom already been paid to|Following e By W pUnes neeve & | Lindbergh baby, it was announced [Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's home. 4 o o R e et o bs. Chasles A, Lind.. | Episcopal Church, headed by seven the kidnappers, and referred news- turned a verdict of accidental|vas done by the writer of thej H night. positively identified the photos of o ¢ o | for Col. and Mrs. Charles - oY , hea ; drowning. # te fo ed to thel' * 2 ety R aenia, bergh over the kidnapping of their | Bishops halted proceedings here Paper men to Secretary Touhey of Troni A AR oK fogad ‘l)ffl"t_f}h g "' At a combination drug and|two men, out of a party of th The Mexican regret, he said, is| » e N for Gov. A. Harry Moore who, he saic Came North 2 Months Ago vindow sill at the Lindbergh home. | 2 TR d that a|men, who appeared in the restau- not only on account of the atrocity |small son |Jesterday to Join in 2 Braver IO is acting for him. Touhey demied| Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland and = e A ey e el B b L el of kidnapping but also because the | France has lost none of her ad- |the return unharmed of BabyLind- oo "ot oy ancom had son, four months old, came nortn LUMBER FOR LADDER gl i s g S e U o o i family of the late Dwight W. Mor- miration for the “Lone Eagle,”|bergh. been paid from Seattle two months ago. They| TRENTON, N. J. March 3.—The|Dave, entered the store and pur-|Tuesday night, about one hour bo- . X 1 § re making thelr home at Hoo- | sfficers at police headquarters here |Chased four cards identical with fj‘“; ;he Ligdbergh beby, Was ab- i R TR g g the V.00 Jeers 8% the shich was n | duoted. e e sas o i “The Pacic American T | eleve ne amber prchased fom| he card which was found fn the dugted. S P C PAY THE RANSOMerics cannerey at Excursion nlet|ihe Bandon Lumber Company, as|Malls here by a posta) clet yest| % B V0S, 5 o8 Cel NOH = not to operate this season, but | indicated by the receipt found in “"d“»"hadld ";“r ‘:zi i 0! e “_‘"T'l of the Trénton ‘Gtate Palice' H _— ° CHICAGO, Ill, March 3—Pay the Mr. Sutherland had been given | he abandoned auto in the out- “:‘d_“ o0 AN h”': o :"“{‘ S &= ~ $50,000 ransom and pay it without |charge of looking after it. His | skirts of Linwood, was used by the |be k ‘"Slf‘“"h‘] ]?}‘flil WG 130/ 090 M) Miss Eeating was Gikhis: o plade = delay, is the advice of an expert, | duties were to supervise the watch- | abductor or abductors in removing 8¢t back the child. ) tha’ third il 41 SeTBhety & A = L. 1. Randolph, to Col. Charles A./men and to superintend any ne the Lindbergh baby from the nurs-| The card was deposited in a| ; & il = lock £ 1 the photos submitted to ber " e Lindbergh. Pay the money andsary repairs. ery. mailbox about a blocl dlstax} rom i o s o A = get the child back, then bend every | nMrs, Sutueriand ¢ame to Junes the store and collected at 11:55 a.m. very’ede‘[):)ni(t:ee ::::fl g e ; = ° effort to capture the kidnappers, on the motorship Estebeth this|ALL NIGHT BROADCAST g ;‘m Szm:éecllflz :ndpos;;lced:z RSN R L ; = is his advice. forenoon with the body of her hus- MAINTAINED BY N. B. CA.“] 5,}?;‘_ ‘m!,l‘d 5 b E oiatiad = Mr. Randolph said it is his opin-| pand. PFuneral services, at 2 o'clock e e . S = u lon that the kidnapping is not the |saturday afternoon, will be in the| TRENTON, N. J., March 3—With :’}‘l’f“‘:n?i;"“b*"l-{ ‘3';”’30:}‘2;;:“ oy = work of the organized gang thal Chapel of the Juneau Young Mor- | a microphone inst alled in the head- e e hat L GRITE DAt o= has made kidnapping & racket. He|iyary under direction of the Rev. quarters of the State Polica here, i e 'ada it D - POSIREEL SR SIS SES DL B S B e o believes the racketeers would not ping K. Olafson, ps of the |over which all details, rumors, etc., ::";"“’;;:W‘;rdig”‘f{f é‘;‘cm’:dbglgh ' = have been so foolhardy as to kid-|Resurrection Lutheran church. In-|were flashed from early yesterday| T G iive staboRieaine Wil 5 L g = nap the child of anyone as prom- tcrment will be in Evergreen ceme- | afternoon, throughout the nightand | I% x r [] = inent as the Lindberghs, knowing i, today, the National Broadcasting abandoned auwmomg sedan was U FY = fully that the hue and cry would np gutherland was well known | Company kept up a broadcast mn_’io‘lgn(‘lblawuycste;@* ":! a‘i:‘\fex'a;k { ] be too great; and, if they had iy juneau as well as other parts|nected with all stations in its net-|SUbUTD. All marks of identification = done it, they would have not asked | ,r goutheast Alaska, work throughout the nation. | had been removed, including licence L B= such a small sum as $50,000 for Among - his survmfig Selttven i i . plates. Authorities said it was pos-| CHICAGO, Ill.v. March .A.r—-A.I Cu-' A = ransom. o brOUEE C A St lkon 5 |sible the car was used by the kid- (pone, gangster, in the County J: = Randolph is head of the “Secret|. s sy’ farm in the Peril Joseph Miller, 75 years old, has|D3PPers. TO0S JIPOpn. A vesion; arroung = Six,” an organization whose mem-|gci oy : withstood well the amputation of ST R ’hreéoxui na sn)).ooobnl:r a = bers are little known, and which o SRR G ) his left leg below the knee. An| FRED PANTER HAS COLD G e R T g = hae bech tharendn {unn)ng gmn SEA OTTER HERE infection in the toe of his left foot| Fred Panter is a patient in St.|y o7 ever heard of” said Ca- = racketeering kidnappers for several| resulted in blood poisoning, which'Ann's Hospital. He has a severe pone. “If T was out of jail T could = et months. ] | From Petersburg, the Sea Otter, |threatened to spread. He is rest- cold. g T R S s = The FLAVOR P pxfle 1*101:1; the tmdfber&k}x‘ kldnap-|a Biological Survey boat, arrived |ing comfortably in St. Ann’s Hos- | . | i 3 gL = ng is the work of either ama-|in Juneau last night. ital. apers for sare at ” ; mpire = Q teurs in the game or of an tnsane | H {01 papers 2 8T Top e Oh DEReS i s M,me ey i k- = TN person. Whichever it is, “payment 23 EEFE = without delay is the only procedure sasas 2 o = possible consistent with the safety ,:(3’7 DEL MO VAN CAMPS 2for . 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Lind-j bergh from the kidnappers who took him from his home at Hopg- well, N. J., last Tuesday evening. The Department of Justice has detalled special investigators from its staff in addition to its regular agents in the field. Agents of the Prohibition Unit have also been instructed to lend a hand in the search. There are 563 of these agents in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. Customs Inspectors and border patrols of the Treasury Department are also under orders to keep a sharp wafch for sus- picious persons. e H. SUTHERLAND IS DROWNED AT EXCURSIONINLET Foreman of Pacific Amer- ican Cannery Meets Ac- cidental Death Hjalmar Sutherland, aged 43, for twelve years outside foreman of the Pacific American Fisheries cannery at Excursion Inlet, was accidentally drowned there early last Sunday morning. The body was brought to this city for interment. The funer- al will be held Saturday. Meager details of the fatal acei- | on the cannery wharf led to the| end of it. Concluding that Mr. Sutherland had fallen off the wharf Mr. Aven informed Chris Larsom, another watchman. The latter went in a small boat to Hoonah 23 miles distant, arriving there | | Sunday night. He notified United States Commissioner Edwin V. Coo- per and United States Deputy Mar- shal George Jones. Body Is Found ‘With Mr. Larson, Deputy Marshal Jones went to Excursion Inlet Monday. Search for the body re- sulted in the finding of it on the wharf are removed from it. The | two planb that had been left wefe SHRIMPS (Preferred Stock) 2 cans ........39% e e ot a0 gyl ) MONARCH SARDINES, 3 cans ...........50c T e s S e S watchman. Footprints in the snow | i 7 T e - ~. Copr., 1932, The American Tobaceo Co. | protect my voice with LUCKIES*/ “I¢’s that delightful taste after a cup of coffee that makes LUCKIES a hit with me. And naturally 1 protect my voice with LUCKIES. No harsh irritants for me ... I reach for a LUCKY instead. Congratulations on your im- proved Cellophane wrapper. 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