The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 5, 1946, Page 8

HEIRENS ATTEMPTS SUICIDE Triple Murderer Tries to Hang Himself in Jail in Chicago CHICAGO, Sept 5. William Heirens, triple murderer awaiting court determination of his punish- ment, tried unsuccessfully to hang himself in Cook County (Chi- cago) jail early today, his guard reported The guaid informed Warden Frank S that when he came ¢ duty at 1 a.m. He 1s was hanging in a noose fashioned crudely with a bedsheet guard cut him down before the youth lost con- scionsness Heirens' attempt to kill himself was his d since confession of three Kkillings and more than a score of burglaries and assaults, s capture and - -ee - FRENCH RESCUE 13 SHIPWRECKED YANKEE SAILORS BORDEAUX, ance, Sept. 5 All 23 sailors clinging to one of the broken sections of the grounded 7,176 ton American Liberty ship David Caldwell were rescued to- day, Naval authorities at Rochefort announced Eight men of the original crew of 40 were missing, and two are known to be dead. Seven others previously had reached shore from the shipwreck in the Gironde tuary and were rushed to hospitals in Royan and Rochefort The 23-rescued seamen were haul- ed in a breeches-buoy to a nch dredger which got a line aboard They were to be brought to Bor- deaux. v JUNEAU, DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4 for the seccnd time in the year has been called on to defend itself be- fore the Security Council, a “bitter drama Instead of threatening the Al- banians and Bulgarians, Dendramis said, Greece is more than ever de- voted to peace. He called the Al- | banians E rian “hide . collaboratiorists” in the war e S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WE!/ ~~ THE DAILY ALASKA FJVIPHU:Z—~JUNEAU, ALASKA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1946 ' ( b blasted out the victory path, an | opened a fresh offensive yester- v | resentatives of . the Government Kodiak Bear Cubs ‘Repo"ed Roman(e Army Air Forces study reveals— N day in eastern Hopeh Provinrv,( N pRI(E Commodity Corporation told a Te- and for most men fear increased | seeking to cleanout Communists porter the impending increase re- Ge' Sore Feet | 0' p 2 I s 'd rather than abated with the num- (AllING SHOTS. }nrnmll,\- encircled and - backed OF SUGAR MAY sults from the Cuban-American | "n(ess S a' (] ‘against the sca by the Nationalists’ agreement under which prices for . ber of missions When Sh'pped SOlI"I 11 7| Tas was reported today to the advances through southern Jehol. Cuban sugar are based upon the TO Be Nonsense American Psychological Association Io IAKE KAI.GAN e I BE IN(REASED increases in the cost of living with- ATTLE, Sept. 5.—Memo to the by a wartime Alr Forces psychol HATE FOR RUSSIA | d in the United States, figured on a A | _— | T ! quarterly basis. keeper ¢ Cleveland Zoo: better gist who said the study represente & LONDON, Sept.5.—British news- ) : : . Sk Bl P ¥ | have doctor on hand when )/’I“'J"\\I)(!)’_lw O this, the most comprehensive survey of Advancing Armies Movmg WASHINGTOS;, Sept. 5—Govern- Cuba_ supplies about_one thitd | | aps L n - g 3 fear reactions ever made among b nent officials said that sugar ceil- of the sugar used within the United your thr Kodiak bear cubs ar- rive |week about a romance between oo T oone on cOmmumst S"ong_ ing prices must go higher. States and any prices paid Cuba | Princess Elizabeth and Prince Phil- Although 1 L st be reflected 1 The three 6-month-old bruins, : s . AR X 3 ugh they shied away from must be reflected from all other lipe of Greece—but at Buckingham Dr. Laurance Suaffer, of Colum hOld as Pea(e S'a”ed ]‘ (I.AUDE pEppER estimating the exact increases, they Sources. 1 appearin d by travel and con- bl rn ~hief i Palace the stories were described | bia University, Chief of the Air mentioned that a boost of one c R S inement, arrived here from Kodiak pure nonsense.” Surgeon’s Psychological Division SEATTLE, Sept. Deploring tea land by boat yesterday and stop- ““% i : : : ve source said an during the war, told the Associa- e = &t 5 it Seattle's oo for. | hnuauthoriative Sntce SEC = NANKING, Sept. 5—While Peace what he termed the “unspeakable ped over g C i i e siltifiteishebben. G 20.‘”’“””!5: e ",1\“1‘[ ".‘ff‘.";;h";,1"(]"’re'1;f'§‘l negotiators stalled, Chiang Kai-'anq indescribable hatred that is Yo xeeper C. P Bradbury re-|heiress to the British throne and|report that research on Sie BOb- sheiss advancing armles called their, girected against Russla. ... .", Sem. ported they needed a bit of doc- st s 01 Hilies on G oo I shots again today, publicly Putting|Glaude Pepper (D-Fla) told a Se- 1se “pacing back and s st g b ers on LACHr TCWI e Communist stronghold of Kal-'gitle audience last night the world of the Greek Royal to the United States from combat |~y chine ™ Brovince, morth e ed with two alternatives— frightful calamity or the inviting N 0 l l C E ' g o a pound at retail levels would add Bobby Jones, Jr. won his first about $80,000,000 a year to consum- cup in an 18-hole neighborhopd er costs. golf tournament at the age of Both OPA spokesmen and rep- eight. toring bec forth ir since House were heir wooden cages has Jatholic ! Catholics. duty. China, next on their attack list. |« b their feet until the omar > reporters have written - > > > — little ,,]f‘l’,f ol "p"-,,..,- Phillipe, an Kalgan will be taken, Govern-|prospect of peace and prosperity - — sorles o Bt Navy, was|® ® ® ~ & ® = & ef elment Onief of Staff Chen Cheng, “Before the defi of war are flicer I b B eham ® WEATHER REPORT o warned, unless the Communists cold, and before the amputees have CHAS G WARNER CO GREEK A((USES [ e e partibular favorits|® Ui B WEATAER EURMNUJS o'l cijoss fio. ulvel bnj el 1ng jelegs (el ardfblal ihhen e mald . . . of Phe King and Quse e Temperatures for 24-Hour Period e of Tatung, an equally vital rail “there are men who would have | 5 RUSSIA WAGING | . o o o o the southwest disturber: of the world—this de- hich d e In Juneau—Maximum, 68; e A similar public warning preceded spite the fact that the United igh spe i WAR oF NERVES FEAR GRlppED e minimum, 45. e the Government offensive which States and Britain have potent gd pbeldenglne Overhalfls i e At Airport—Maximum, 67; e has swept through Chengteh, Jehol weapons of war and bases all over and rebui i S | OUR F“ERS IN e minimum, 38 e Province capital the globe, something that Russia 8 dOl’le by ihelr LK 7 o e! Chengteh blocks one major hasn't. experience i 11 Deié s WEATEZR FORECAST north-south route; and either Ta- The Senator, who will keynote P d mechanics. tive to the United Natjons, charged woRlD WAR 11 . (Juneau and Vicinity) e tung or Kalgan could block a par- the state Democratic convention in ¢ i3 ABKE the BOVIE SN . o allel route roughly 175 miles to the Olympia Saturday, asserted the carrving on a “war of nerve . Fair and not much tem- e west. Kalgan will be strongly de- United States role in European af- A s o WARNEB co. against the Greek government. He PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5—Fear e perature change tonight and e | fended if attacked, the Communists fairs should be that of conciliator a e , ‘ visorously denied Russian accusa-| gripped 99 percent of our fliets|e Friday e have announced and mediator between countries of Johnson Qutboard Motors Chrysler Marine Agency T e 1o (hreatening at some time or other as they ® ® ® e e v @ ® ® o o o Government forces meanwhile the old world. PHONE 473—406 S. Franklin Street \ the peace of the Balkans Dendramis appeared before the United Nations Security Council to present Greece's answer to the charges made yesterday by Dmitri Manuilsky, Foreign Minister of the Soviet Ukraine, and o ned earl- ier by Andrei A. Gromyko, the So- viet Union delegate to the Council. The Greek representative called today's situation, in which Greecy 2,500,000 tons oi the production Appro steel were used ir in 1945 of tin THER BU ALASKA Max. t Station Anchorage Barrow Bethel Cordova Dawson Edmonton Fairbanks Haines Juneau Juneau Airport Ketchikan Kotzebue McGrath Nome Northway Petersburg Portland Prince George Prince Rupert Seattle Sitka Whitehorse Yakutat 49 *—(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) YNOPSIS: The cold heastward over central Canada States boundary n Montana this from to 45 degree continues ross the Gulf of Alaska central € d P Bay. The tempe yesterday. 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