The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 14, 1932, Page 6

5 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MONDAY. MARCH 14, 1932 e g e e g e ey s ST ——— o the curiosity that.comas with the Param His curly head rises up to view the world beyond his crib with HAPPY CAMERA STUDIES OF BABY LINDBERGH ATHOME Vews—Assooiated Press ¥ age of 20 months, 3 . i i t ¥ LT e, 5 blem, perhaps, has presented itself at o Object of & nation’s search—Charles Augustus Lindbergh, fr. This is the greeting his mother knew when she approached his Not so merry here, some pro| e Here h’o is peeking over the edge of his crib while at play. erib for a happy romp. playtime requiring this serious concentration. —— i ] e e e el e — . [ arks in Road Trail t6 Lindy Kidnapers | Baby Lindy with Nurse ~ o R ; U VEL ‘ . S (To HoP e FROM LINDY HOME This druggist, Louis Sehildkraut of bt 4 B 3 g 3 Pennington, N. J., told police he This picture shows the only road leadin _to the 4 This footprint was discovered in the mud under s sold a two-ounce bottle of ether to Lindbergh “home near Hopewell, N. J., and inset st the nursery window. The man apparently wore [his picture, from a Universal Talking Newsreel, shows the kidnaped | an ynknown woman on the night 8 closeup of a footprint of one of the kidnapers. | moccasins to deaden sound of his footsteps. son of Col. Lindbergh being taken for an airing at the Morrow estate | Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., was kid- 3 S e T AR BT 15 at North Haven, Me., last Summer. The nurse is Betty Gow who | naped. It is thought the stolen o, F T S R S R e discovered baby Lindy was. mis: from his crib at the Lindbergh | baby was drugged before being! C t I . L- lb & ’ B l) Ab luctio'l C(ls'e bome in Hopewell, N. J. 3 A r.akenhfrcm‘:i his crihf. Per;lnhig_t%n > aiwneenl Newsros is a short distance from the Lind- onnectea m me Lrg v a y ¢ o il |~ bergh home at Hopewell, N. J, SEEK DEATH FOR KIDNAPERS 3 Lindbergh Butler — T T T ] i The above telcpheto transmitted to San Francicce over Bell Syilem shows the light green Chrysler The atthorities working on - the cwhcd by Henry “Red” Johnson and insert type of milk bottle found in auto in Hartford, Connecticut. Lindbergh kidnaped case have Jehnscn questioned in connecticn with Lindbergh baby kidnapping. He is still detained by the police. closely questioned the three house- P PIRG4S i e e e e e L 4dssociated Press Photo hold ~employes, including Ollie ; Senators Warren Barbour (right) of New Jersey and Roscoe Pat- | Whatley (above), Col. Lindbergh’s NEWS OF BABY KIDNAPING FLASHED TO POLICE terson of Missourl are shown on the steps of the capitol In Washing. butler-chauffeur, ton as they discussed a bill by the latter to punish by death kidnapers operating across state lines, They ai pressing the bill following the o i kidnaping of Charles A. Lindbergh, jr. maining groups receiving first, sec. *FLASH" N e ~— |ond and third place ratings. Eack ¥ 5 % & A SKA scHu reezz of Douglas High School; | publication will be criticized on a LICE . INFORMAT I ON The Brecez of Halnes HighSchocl |score sheet so the editors of the v POLICE INFORMATION L e I..A UI- an The Kayhitems of Ketchikan |pullications: may profit by the ONEL LINDBERGS BABY WAS KIDNAPPED FROM THE LINDBERG WOME IN . ‘ Piis eomtest 1 sl s sk 1 e Sited oF s oo WOl 96 PEWELL NJ SOMETIME BETWEEN 7.30 PM AND 10,00 PM THIS DATE = d ne spapz;s published by | announced at the convention which § : £l ! ; + privat will be held at Columbia Univer- 3 e . N - private secondary schoolt *!S;DRESS& SLEEPING SUIT and by Teachers' Colleges, Schook |sity this month. This conventioy e S - - of Education, and Normal Schools |is the largest of its kind in the nlg b Im“ . The aims of the competition are ti ; World, a total of 1615 boys and girls, o - | S aid the publications to greaten editors and staff, members of their ' NEW YORK, March 14—Fout |nos ies as mediums of studen{ Publications and their faculty ad- student publications from schools ion, originality, and individ. lvisers, being in attendance last of Alaska have been ent with |y and to improve them as a vear. Delegates are privileged to 850 others from all parts of the|whole, The judges have been se. hear not only leading authorities (United States and forelgn coun- |lected from people who have had iR the field of school publications |tries in the Eighth Anual Contest|a wide experience in the field o but also the foremost professional Associated Press Photo | Of the Columbia Scio Press | school publications. This year foj journalists. . All kinds of enter- This startling message sent over the wires of the police teletype system from Newark, N..J, was | Association, sponsored by Columbia|the first time the association wil tainment will also be in store for the first “flash” to police that Colonel Lindbergh’s baby son had been kidnaped. The message Is shown as | University in New York City. They |award a special distinction to b¢ the delegates. | Vit was typed out to all police stations in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. are The Northern Light of Cor- [gnown as ‘Medalist’ "to the highes, | —_—r— ! dova High School; the Gastineau{.anking publication, the thres Te SHOP IN JUNEAU i -3 P i - g Al . - 1 POLLY AND HER PALS Y NOT GIVE IT TO LIZA? GOOD |DEAR, DAUGHTER! MY HUSBAND DON'T LIKE ME IN_THIS HAT, LIZA. SO T™M MAKIN YOU A PRESENT OF IT/ By CLIFF STERRETT = BUT MAH BOY FRIEND ! 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