Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1928, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1928, N E AX AND CHAIN MEN WITH SNIP ASSASSIN Sl'AlN ' TERRORIZE OMAHA SIX YEARS “™ .. xox crimes Ancient Razor Is Found. | sentence imzosed upon him for that| AMIENS, France, November 30 (P).— | The granddaddy of all razors seems to have been discovered. One found by | archeologists is estimated to be 10000 old. Apparently it was used b victims here. He kidnaped and trans- | $60% Q8. qaRRiec™™Y & | der committed when he was 16 yearsl | old. He was free on parole from a life Two young women were Brown's| | ported them to a shack at the edge of | AS HIS .I-RIAI- UPENS‘T\VO of Th;e- s—t.r_a:ge Criminal Types | the city. There they were kept chamedv‘ — Student Who Killed Diplomati ' Shot by Servant of Vic- | tim’s Brother. | B7 the Associated Press . PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, November |t 80.—Alcibiade Bebe, Albanian student, 2 who assassinated Zena Bey, Albanian | Omé minister to Prague, was himself as- | gust now it is the at the opening of his | who killed five persons. T a servant of a fore him it was “the sniper a servant of 1922 it was the in man’ brother-in-law of King Zogu of /’\lmm R kle‘;;w ";i:;:‘_d bad m: An Italian newspaper man, the cor- e § ank e gl fespondent of Giornale D'Italia of Rome ric chqir laft year. T "f chain ma};\. Was seriously wounded by the assissin. Brown, was shot dead in 1925 the official court in wounded. {room wa tion by the trz name was not s at his victim, th Bebe. At the discharge of the bullets the throngs in the court scwrried wildly to the doors. In an effort to make pos- sible the assassin's De, sc banian kinsmen fired sho adding to the panic. The judge le from the bench and two jurymen, see ing to escape, fell headlong on the floor. | ©One dislocated his thighbone and the | other was trampled by the terrorized spectators | Bebe fired two shots into the back of Zena Bey as he ato 3 in e on the night of October 14, 1927. The minister died on his way to a hospital. His deed accomplished, Bebe calmly * handed his revolver to a waiter, sur- Tendered his passp and was taken away without r He explained to the police that he had killed Zena Bey because he believed the minister intended to betray Albania to Jugoslavia. The slain diplomat belonged to one of the most prominent of Albanian families, and was known as an advocate of “the Balkans for tho Balkan people.” He was generally credited with seek- ing to promote closer relations between his country, Jugosiavia and Czecho- slovakia. e criminal types—two of | during the p: tchet man,” | 1. The brother of where he serving a life sentence | thrown into con- | y. 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