The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 12, 1935, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDM JULY 12, ) -1 AR b\.w\n R\-> EO L"«' AN I WAAL:-GIT YER PLUNDER TERGETHER-~ I MHEV A LEETLE BODACIOUS CHIN-CHOPPIN' TER DO WITH THEM AR DOCTOR CRITTERS AN' I RECKON WE-UNS KN “WHY, MR, SWI YU OER IS Mogr PREPOSTEROUS % \T_WOULDNT BE FEASIBLE TO MOVE THE SEXTUPLETS AT TWIS TIME - SHALL TALK TO MRS SMITH AT, ONCE --- SHOVE OFF -=-= Many Unserd;ed Sontences Dot Criminals’ Record $3 Clemency Frees Uffenders; Ncarly all big crimes in the last three years have been com- mitted by men with long criminal records, and in these records, says J. Edgar Hoover, Chief of the Federal “G-Men,” almost invariably paroles, and jailbreaks. by the Gevernment are Thomas H. Rob- for a $14,000 jewel robbery was are listed suspende@l sentences, men no inson, Jr. 30 days’ (center), years; most wanted” (left), whoze “sentence” and Alvin Karpis his terms expired. observaticn in an institution for insane; who served only a small portion of sentences totalling 48 (right), twice freed from prison before % 3 e VS ) i By E.|B, HAAKINSON WASHINGTON, July 12—In | mere tHan two-score erimes, {ncllldln; 37 kidnap cases, that have attraected national at- tention in the last three years, the criminals sought almost in- variably had long prison ree- ords shewing numercus sus- pended sentcnees, paroles or jail breaks, Department of Justice agents say. and freed both times. | Folr of the ace “G-men" on the \trail of known hoodlums: have paid with their lives in the last two years, and each time tne crimina chine gun had been given his free- dom by parole or executive clem- |ency, Hoover says. “Baby F Nelson, whose guns belched death for Agent Carter W \Baum at the Little Bohemia re- I'sort in Wisconsin and Agents Sam- uel P. Cowley and Herman E. Hol- ed by college trained federal in- 418‘:“:11‘:0:: T ! vestigators through fingerprints, o rieq® mar o Facen om money or confessions, they ‘g1 wounds. twice were found among the millions “IELDUK‘h GF exediitive clamendy;” criminal records on file here. er says. Recently an ordinary appearing | young woman in a housedress hand- | Karpis' Record ed the clerk of a popular pricef Then he points to the criminal store in Salt Lake Oity, Utah, alyecords of Thomas H. Robinson, Jr. banknote. The serial number on fyhe jone wolf criminal tyve, and Al- the bill matched one on a list G- yin Rarpis, leader of the notorious men had prepared on the Weyer-| parker-Karpis mob. Both have haeuser kidnaping ransom. [boen at the top of the “G-men's” Waley’s ‘Sentences’ 45 Years lists for months Within a few hours the nation| Robir , who collected $5,000 last knew the names of the two men 'October release of M Berry who allegedly had sold a curly hair- 'V. Stoll of Ky., had twice ed 9-year-old boy back to safety of lescaped s ses. Posing as a | his home for $200,000—and that raiding prohibition officer he en- {both men, Harmon Metz Waley, 24, tered two Nashville, Tenn., homes and William Mahan, 32, were for-'in 1929 and stole jewelry worth $14,- mer conviets who had been paroled. '00. Records show his punishment ‘ Waley in the six years before the was a 30-day period of observation received sentences|in an, insane asylum. Karpis, wanted as the principal in $200,000 “snatch” of Banker G. Bremer at St in January last year, In almost every case, when the names of the principals were learn- *had felt the Hoov- kidnaping had that could have kept him in jail| says J. Edgar Hoover, chief |'the of the Federal Division of Investi- | Edward zation nr the Department of Jus-/Minn., i sentenced Mahan, wanted before the kid- ffir burglary naping for a bank robbery in v.he later he e same state, Washington, had been|and then app The three W William Mahan in 1926, Three years BISQUICK Eggs, 3 doz.99c LA RGE~—FREH‘H—-(‘I EAN BISCUIT Kellogg Whole Wheat Large pkg.. 15¢ SOUP Heinz—-Home Style 2 large cans, 33¢ PINEAPPLE Dole—Half Slices 2 large cans, 39¢ POTATOES Fancy New Whites 11 lbs., 45¢ Tomaio Juice S and W 3 No. 1 cans, 25c C()FFEE Alaska Special Pound, 19¢ One Package BISQUICK and one BEAUTIFUL RELISH DISH— BOTH FOR FRESH—PURE—SWEET SMACKS Crisp Butter' Crackers pkg., 25¢ DRESSING « Miracle Whip Quarts, 45¢ GRAPEFRUIT Broken Hearts 2 No. 2 cans, : 25c STRING BEANS Margland Chief—Stringless 3 cans, 39¢ Tomato Sauce Del Monte Can, 5¢ SALT Morton—Leslie Shaker, 9¢ 1935 Fryers 3 Whole Birds $1.15 Plumip—Pelicious—=€orn-Fed e e e HENS, lb . 25¢ FINE FOR STEWING Average Weight—4 Pounds HORMEL’S EASTERN SUGAR CURED BACON Half or Whole, Ib. 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Convicted 1919, they went to n under life terms. 1 parole in 1932, Davis )25 but was recs 1 in 1932 on ym which he never re- escaped i and then fre of absence fr turned HO'A\‘K ud the records of most 22 in this gang were om straight-shoot- pped three of them, Gibson in Chicago and “Ma and Fred Barker in Florida. Hoodlums with suspendad sen- tences and paroles or Jjailbreaking tecords were credited by federal agents with the bloody Kansas City, Mo., union John Her in Chica lengthy r I ed sentence. PAA EL EGTRA SCHEDULED TO FLY, INTERIOR e, Project Engineer I’\\ Nome; J. B. War- the Warrack Construction and M, W. Odom, en- gaged passage today on the PAA sc. uled to o'clock 5. E at the hot down also had a suspe Pilots Jones Rohbins and Jerry controls At 3 o'clock PAA officials re- ported that the Electra would be delayed until 4 o'clock—one hour later than scheduled—in hope that| weather conditions would show im- prokement. BACK IN GAME, MAKES HOMERS MINNEAPOLIS; July 12.~O1d Joe | Hauser, who once hit 69 homers in | one season, has heen having a hard, time getting .started this year after being out of action most of last seasori because of a - broken leg. So when the biz slugger moved ries between the Millers and Saints, Hauser was the target of much ribbing about his impotency at the | plate, But the jeers turned to cheers when ' Old Joe broke up the ball came with a tremendous drive over the right field wall, a clout that ¢led more than 400 feet on the| fly. That was homer number one { 1933 for Hauser. He has since showed distinct sighs of fegaining at least part of his old form, re- ‘om.)y hitting two eircuit blows in ne ‘eontest. KILLED WATE, MUST DIE ON CAL. GALLOWS LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jul§ 12— Nellie Madison, convicted of ng her hushand, Eric Madison, m Studid workef, has been sen- ed to hang at the woman’s ison at Techaphapi on October 4. ntence followed the actign of reld her conviction in the Su- perior Court. | Burwash Landing on Kluane RECWON T HEV TER SEND THEM THAR RUM -- PAARAS EN LANDINE FIELI]J Yon Able Returns from! Nearly Completed Job ‘ at Burwash Lona Andre of the films filed' a petition for annulment of her'mar- riage to Edward Norris in Los An- geles four days after a midnight wedding in Ti]{nna Mexico. (Asso- ciated Press Photo) Don Abie, in charge of consurue- tion for the PAA, has returned to Juneau from the nearly completed PAA emergency landing field af lake, aboard the PAA Lockheed Electra. The Electra landed at the Bur-| wash fleld on the last scheduled! fight from the interlor to bring|pqsepall tournament ~in Seattle Able to Juneau, A crew of six men |y1one with other teams all over and a caterpillar tractor and gn\der\“"\ nation Last year a Seattle are still at work on the field, which | ., % was beaten in national semi- Able reports will be completed bY | finqals by New Orleans. e end of this month. bl The men have been at work for N—""'-’ R iy a month cutting brush and % frees, removing stumps and grading the field which is 2,100 feet by 200 i fe2t wide. - eee ! Junior teams have started the annual American Legion . junior Eatters say Bucky Walters. Phil- ies’ third baseman converted into r, gets much of his effec- tiveness by scowling into the eye of the batter just before letting fl; NEW" § Ay Bron o8 8 MRS, HOLBROOK HERE FOR VISIT WITH DAUGHTER OTHER RELATIVES Mrs. Ed Holbrook, mother of Mrs. Thomias Cashen, Jr., and ‘4 sister of Mfs! Felix Gray, was an arrival here on tha Aleutlan from Ashland, Montana, for a few weeks' visit. - D BRINGING IN F p Mary Ann, owned by F. A as and skippered by Capt. Dougall, tender this son for the Douglas Fisherles, is bring- ing in large loads of salmon daily from Taku river, and indications point to a good run-of fish short- ly at that point, which will be a boon for both the cannery here and local fishermen e RECOVERS FROM ILLNESS After 20 days in St. Ann': hos- pital with pneumonia, Albert siraz- ier returned home yesterday en- tirely recovered from the effects of his illness. Dickie Kareen is also home from the hospital following several days’ confinement with a bad cold - oo - Alabama Pitts, who made a na- tional - reputation as an athlete while a convict at Sing Sing, N..Y,, Prison, has been given permission by Judge Kenesaw M. Landis, Com- missioner of organized baseball, to play for the Albany, N. Y. pro- professional team. SHOP IN JUNEAU! 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