The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 1, 1946, Page 8

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ALASKA CRAB MEAT b 2 g CANS $]°00 ever, the Judge did answer a spec- \ s ; SALAD DRESSING, half pmls oD JARS $1 X1/} il 1:;&"6; “(Lfijém};mm';\ Florida Gold Grapefruit Juice G o S1.OOG g i o oo e ) Testimony of Highway Patrolman | [ TOMATO P“REE 4 CANS 31'0‘3 paid to Meeks' room by himself, | (h( n Chief of Police John Monagle and 1"\ en Asst. 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GEORGE BROTHERS . oy O'Leary, were these main points: 1—In Meeks' room were a pair of | trousers just washed, which Meeks’ said he intended to send to a laum* 2—Also seen was a suit coat show- | ing what the witness was sure were three blood stains. | 3—On the walls of the room were | two wet spots that appeared to have keen washed. » 4—Meeks first said he had put his money in a safe place at a lo- cal hotel; later, he produced an envelope containing the money from his bed. He brought out the envelope because he thought the officers knew where it was hidden and thought Botelhc had been reaching for it. 1 Blocd Stains | 5—At least one of the apparent blood stains on the coat were on the right sleeve and Botelho is sure that Meeks' is right-handed. Also, Gilligan said that Meeks was not wearing the coat Sunday eve- ning when the defendant had a scuffle with Peter Vincent. 6—The top $100 bill in the en- velope showed a dark stain that ap- peared to be blood. | 7"—Serial numbers of fifteen $100 bills in the envelope were then taken by the officers. (The bills !were identified by the witness from |a memorandum of the serial num- 'bers and were {placed in evidence.) | 8—After a test of his ability to read the evening paper, Meeks was questioned regarding his acquaint- ance with Campbell. 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