The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 3, 1946, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE~—JUNEAU ALASKA 2 AREDEAD, CEN TURY 13 INJURED, BIG BREAK | 1 | (Conttnued jrom Page One) () ! Bn) at 12:30 (PST) today lh.lt | | there had been no return fire | by rioting convicts at Alecatraz for an hour. “Alaska’s Finest” R |second guard was slain on embat- |ll('d Alcatraz Island, “The Rock,’ | FREE DELIVERY las rioting by desperate convicts | coritinued into the second day. | STORE HOURS . 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. | Guard William A. Miller died in a DELIVERY SCHEDULE: {hospital as a new attack was . lodge six of the na- DAILY JUNEAU DELIVERIES 10:30 A. M., 2:30 P. M., 4 P. M. ;;::g“ggum £ ‘ ghest convicts from their DOUGLAS DELIVERY CLOSES DAILY AT NOON !stronghold in a prison cell block‘ —————————————— ————————————————————————— | Guard Harold P. Stites was kill- led by chHnegun bullets BL the DAY and MONDAY SPECIALS [ ity SA an | ternoon when convicts seized an ar- —————————————— A ————————— i |senal. Smoke Streams Up ‘ 4 About 8:15 IP“Tl tod Grocery Depariment===Phone 319 s e e e e O SRS |to O.he sky, followed by the sound ,or explosions, as the new attack was begun. l At 8:30 a. m. a guard at the 'pn son reported by telephone to the | Associated Press that he didn't hme [time to talk, but “we're sure go- ‘mg after them right now. 1 The six convicts during the ‘n)ghb held ten prison officials as neliance, Silex or neg“lar Gl‘ind, |h05(ages for about seven hours, {shooting some, and injuring all but Po““n Tl“ . ¥ - e /L S : : c I¢ ‘n:agl’rll"k: g;]sq;::‘se\ were -rescued in ! In addition to the death of Sti- {tes and Miller, thirteen other prison | officers were injured. | Explosnms OLcur ! WHITE STAR [ e ston, who had h 1 ML | R e = forts to end the uprising. “Everybody's pretty busy,” the guard said. “And Warden John Federal—Carnation FRE CRACKERS 1§ Fisher's Blend e *::3:,; headed toward the island strong- Case 48 tins 51ibs.-45¢ 1 pound package 5pound package § it in san Francisco Bay with a d OI grenades and shells for a 10 le. - 85(’ i F 1 ype gun as the prison S, 95 ( R ( 1 cept the corner full of des- - . l"@ ]hSQ 802" D Y e B peradoes under range of their guns. WWWWWW How I. Started The break began with the over- M 4 I ng of a guard and the cap- Cl’g E‘ ELSE S @ A I] CIGABETTES f guns and ammunition from \, & s prison arsenal yesterday about Pn}vi_fli P. & G. BAR Camels, Luckies, 3 p. m. (PST). The spectacular LAy Chesterfields fight ranged until shortly before dawn, when a prison officer said: 6% oz. package 1 bar 5¢ Carion | “iieyre holed up and nobody' |doing any shooting now. We still { ion’t knocw how many are in there.” ( | Bernard Paul Coy, 46, serving 25 ars C L years for armed robbery in Louis- ville, Ky., and sent to the island bastille for desperate criminals in San Francisco Bay, was reported WE HAVE A FRESH SUPPLY OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES . . . Oranges, [ v's' Bl wh e Guns Passed Out l Apples, Lemons, Grapefruit, Onion Sels, Rutabagas, Garlic, Onions, New and 0ld Pota- W cov nad & prison job cleaning | gun galleries. He reportedly threw toes, Zucchini Squash, Green Peppers, Asparagus, Green Onions, Celery, Carrots, Cauh- LS Gaster switst, (o opiic sl calix {in the block and passed out guns flower, Cucumbers, Rhubarh, Cabbage, Red Cabbage and Green Peas. {to 16 other prisoners. Immediately the alarm was !sounded, but guards who rushed to w {Burch’s aid were captured and' CALL 202 FOR OUALITY MEATS i o oners obtained keys to all doors in {the block except the building exit, {reported a Marine Public Relations |officer who went to the “Rock” |with Marines guarding prisoners {not involved in the fight. | Uniformed guards and plain- \ | clothesmen rushed to the scene, at- itacking the building on the pin- s nacle of the rock. The three-story, . " Pol 'ND |concrete structure formed a fori- {ress for the convicts, who raked| ithe approaches through windows. SPRING FRYERS, Ready fo Cook, packed in boxes 8Qclb. [ === Regular meeting Friday May 3rd. LARGE COLORED 8:00 pm. Legion Dugout. ROOSTERS, Eisteated - ReadyloCook - - $0Qch. e OVEN READY—PACKED IN BOXES—3 LB. AVERAGE e St e R STEWING HENS, ReadyfoCook - - - - 8OQclb. || W~ Sprmg ng SALMONY| sezciaussrs et O meen~f . - FRESH CAUGHT Hair Stylin L (any size piece) lb 40c ""““9'~“l!“"~“? COLD WAVING PERMANENTS | | STYLING WEINERS - - 50clb. || LUNCH MEATS - 60cb. || paran SKINLESS—CARSTEN'S ASSORTED—10 VARIETIES { BE:::;:::!?f "OVEN READY TURKEYS, Whole-Hall-Quarters- 7@clb. 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