The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 1, 1945, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—]JUNEAU, ALASKA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1945 STORM-HITTOWNS |FUGITIVE FROM B ULLETIN §'Delalls Are Given on _Infantry Queen | gup NATIONS T0 NOWREPORTGALE | CHAINGANGASKS Assassinaion of Nazi B EEFE"N8 GETUNDESTROYED How Is Your ~ DAMAGEASMINOR| STATE FREEDOM nveco, s s oo " el e . Agency Tass said to¢ in a dis- 'H g H yd h gy JAPANESE FLEET % S Do patch from Washington that th a“ man e "t i e 3 L Soviet Union favors a control counci ' M o 3 | 5 ANSV SSE' NO"h S'ar Safe BULLE'"N—ATLANTA Nov. |for Japan made up of Russiar W, 7>~\UFN Germany, Nov. 1.—'| & 3 : WASHINGTON, Nov. 1—Secre- hl’lSimaS Oppmg e 1.—Georgia wiped away today a | American, Chinese and British rep- | The 1942 assassination of Reinhard ¢ & = 8 'y of State Byrnes announced at Savoon a Afier prison sentence which has hung resentatives, with an American as| ‘Hangman” Heydrich was carried 3 |today that Russia, Britain and g over the head of the famous permanent chairman. out by specially trained Czech para- §1: | |China would share equally with Ridi 0 t Bl fugitive, Robert Elliott Burns, S itists flown from Britain, accord- 3 b [ Giiiad Beaten” o w Bl ot | |n9 u ow for 23 years and restored his LONDON—Chancellor of the Ex- it n eyewitness to the killing. | & i |that p: of the Japanese fleet . civil rights. chequer Hugh Dalton said in Com- Jan Opletal, 30, and two com- . : : QHIAL A BE Hesthved. According to a wire received here The State Pardon and Parole mons today the Labor Government Panions fatally wounded Heydrich ¥ ¥ B | i vesas o be' dibided inciiide this morning by the Alaska Native| Board commuted his sentence to ' had decided to press for public own- | With Bren gun bullets and a bomb ¥ 385 desbic ahd lah undiselosed Service from John Fultz, ANS| the time he had served but de- | ership of telecommunications serv- | after intercepting his auto as he ¥ : I (i of el custal 5 school principal at Nome, only| clined to grant a full pardon to | jces now operated by Cable and drove from his headquarters to a e ships of 800 m 900 l‘m,: s ; minor damage was suffered by| the man whose book, “I Am a Wireless, Ltd. Dalton said legisla- Country home, the witness said. i : b i e adkoted R It may secm a pit impertinent to ANS properties and buildings in| Fugitive from a Georgia Chain tion for that purpose would be ‘i Heydrich died of blood poisoning 12 [ g8 | % el gty e Ml e ask this early, but in reality we that storm-damaged city. Gang," aroused a storm of pro- | troduced “in due cours y later : Boge. PLoTRHERE, dmoa 8 Mr. Fultz also reported only| test in this State. The three Czechs and four com- v minor storm damage at Unalakleet, — \\'ASHIN(;T().\‘ OPA announces |Panions who had been dropped earl- been ypping for months . . . as which at first had been declared| ATLANTA, No The fugitive price of butter in States boosted |1er to complete preparations later s interesting and new gift items have “wiped out.” But little damage also|who put Georgia chaingangs into from 5 to 6 cents a pound committer suicide when the Gestapo ‘-“ ““""“A‘w\ e firkas heen coming in they have been mak- was sustained at Shishmaref and|a book and movie comes back today urrounded them .in the Prague § : > s “U”“ ; ,‘0"_(:‘1"“‘ b : Wales, according to meagre re-|to ask the state to wipe clean the| SAN FRANCISCO — Machinists|church of Karel Boromejsky, the 08, Teheq ol euiing ing their selections and putting ports from those communities slate against him. trike in bay area continues in full | Witness declared i L UGS (AR B dCR 10 Qeeiie them awa f The ANS supply vessel North| He is Robert Elliott Burns, who swing B T } % . :"‘, effectiveness )f;‘r_l_l‘:p*:’”‘::l(x”°|‘:f:: s last night was discharging has had a sentence hanging over —_ . g s P i cargo at Savoonga, St. Lawrence his head for 23 years for a 55, TOKYO—Emperor Hirohito is i plnk Salmon Run [ | |be did ok know the method to be We have loads of unusual gift Islasd, after riding out the tempest robbery when he was a freshly dis- | visit the Grand Shrine at [se uhis _— '»V,mfjlm.u .I(‘f‘l“i\{,-ll; l:wm ik o e nay i in Boxer Bny charged and destitute soldier from month to announce the end of ihe o p ' S d GUIEN of the @0ty “Bine: ana | Sv'e SRGERAEC SUGLIRA CXPENmEDY W h;h- stocks are World War I war to the Sun Goddes i llge oun Gray” infantry division stationeq | i¥ht be made R - defense battleship, four aircraft -carriers, of which three are damaged; four which three e dam- know a good many people who have ggestions a to be giving your giving § ristmas ¢ |tugitive who “made good,” but to- an have been asked to hand over old blonde of Logansport, Ind., HONOR Bou“n little thought. | MEEIS IOMORWW EV 3 their jewels to help the government T to that al day he is to be represented by Gov who was elected r Ellis Arnall as counsel. pay for imports of food. The de-| SEATTLE, Nov. 1 The 1k title by judges representing the The Rcbekah Lodge Drill team| Arnall—whose prison reform pro- mand was made by several hundred salmon run of the past season on troops of the division's three reg- | SALT LAKE CITY — Two ban- will assemble tomorrow evening at gram has wiped out the chain gang Japanese men, women and children | Puget Sound was the largest iments. (International) |dits who kidnaped 63 year old J.lko. 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. John em depicted in Burns' book Who attended a rally today in Hibiya 1933, Milo Moore, State Fisheries Beckel and stole his car after st-andr H. Geyer, 320 West Eighth Street, Am a Pugitive From a Georgia Fark Director, says. ing him in the mountains, pu: for their regular monthly meeting. Chain Gang"—said he would ask - - The catch exceeded 27,000,000 JVFD 'N REGU[AR him honor not to call police LONDON — Wincenty Witos, 71, Of this amount, 5,10643 The pair returned to Beckel his All members are expected to be the state board of pardons and 3 unds } ; (D\ ’ present o paroles to free Burns. 7 | Deputy to the President of the Pol- i, yunds went into the wholesale MEE“NG ]'ONIGH]' towling ball and shoes and told him } o 7 gn i a e el st Burns has served only a fraction ish National Council and leader of | trade where it was used fresh or [the -car could be found in good g =Y | JEWELER HERE of his six to ten year rtence, | the powerful Peasant Party, is dead frozen for future consumpticn. 1he % shape, in Las Vegas, Nev,, in a few - at Krakow balance was utilized by the can- L 1 Volunteer Fire Depart- de v A S ( He first escaped after serving less = R. S. (Deke) Brown, Anchorage than two months. Seven years later . b 4 neries, resulting in a pack of 340.-/| members will hold their 4 2 ‘f-— - = jeweler and city councilman, is in he turned up as a $20,000 a yoar TOKYO-—Two new news agencies, 199 cases. Each case contains 48 ¢ - monthly business meeling ~FAIRBANKS VISITOR HERE Juneau for a few days on business. magazine editor in Chicago. Kyodo and Jiji, began operations gne-pound tins et the Firs Hall this evening wi BRAFEATED (SL. STV . 4~ today, taking the place of dissolved 1 interest on ti ved in Juneau from Fairbanks | | He is stopping at the Baranof. He's now head of a tax investi- ke 5 > > n unusual Domei . Kyodo is* patterned along — pympire Want-cas bring results! : a 1 is a ‘.In“ at the Baranof. lines of the peiated Press and - - i - ¥ et i Ties lrlr‘::::‘l(‘ém;;d”i: ¢he r...fi}ffi”’;}' will distribute; Associated Press 1ews three children reports to every paper in Japan i s 2 —-+ gating company, and takes M. Molotov answered by letter today BODYOFWOMAN =~ iitiitir IN PRODUCING SILK I he could not consider the request because it contained no substantial CREATES MYSTERY .o iy PONTIAC, Mich, Nov. 1—Police EXPERIEN(ED HElp today strove to identify a young woman, whose bullet picrced body was found Wednesday noon in a| SALT LAKE CIFY — Leo D river near here less than 20 miles Clark, employee of a salad company, from the spot where the mutilated stopped at the company headquart- body of Mrs. Lydia Thompson of ers after closing hours and found Detroit was discovered three Weeks a stranger already in the building ago. v Th E ' ca introduced State Police Capt. Donald S. himself as an employee of the firm Leonard, who declared Wednesday |2nd the two sat down for a friendly that Mrs. Thompson was slain|chat. The “other employee” finally “either by a mad man or someone |departed leisurely to “catch the next who hated her intensely indi- | cated preliminary investigation had . F. Clark, manager, arrived the not disclosed any connecting link b€ lng to find the estab y ransacked. The ‘cther e ' did not return to | between the two crimes. Mrs. Thompson, whose slaying is | still unsolved, was stabbed and| WOIK- | hacked to death on Oct. 11 and her | ) e £OPYRIGHT 1945, MILLS BROS COFFEE INC {body dumped into a lover's lane ‘M\exe it was found two days later. FISHERIES OFEI(ES 2> “Yes, producing fine silk is my life’s work,” beamed | PAULINE MEREDITH 4 ARE BEING (I_OSED the silkworm. And producing coffee with the same NOW HEAD NURSE AT % % NS | | GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL | mulc.hlcss flavor in every pound is the s.ole (\l?]c(‘(;lve | e | WASHINGTON, Nov. 1—Officials of Hills Bros. Coffee, Ipc. Every cfflort is devoted to Miss A. Pauline Meredith, (RN.),|of the office of Coordinator of buying, blending, roasting, and packing thefinest cof- {has taken over the duties of head |Fisheries said that President Tru-| fees obtainable. 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