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and Sitka.
SEATTLE, (/P>—Alva L. Miller,
65, died Tuesday after a four
month illness.
He had been associated with
the cannery industry for 30 years.
When he was taken ill he was of
fice manager for the Hydaburg
Cooperative association, an Alaska
cannery. He was a Mason. His
widow, Lillian* survives.
WASHINGTON, <VP) — Senate
and House conferees, working on a
$177,740,000 deficiency appropria
tions bill, approved $10,000,000 to
enable the housing administration
to proceed with a housing pro
gram in Alaska Wednesday. The
funds would be used to purchase
obligations of the Alaska Housing
Authority.
JUNEAU, UP)—William Warne,
assistant secretary of the interior,
wound up a three-day stay here
Wednesday.
Still ahead on his tour of South
east Alaska are visits to Haines,
Sk gway, Klukwan, S tka, Petei
bu g; Metlakatla and Ketchikan.
Warne will leave Alaska Oct. 11.
Purpose of his visit is to ex
plain the department’s four-poim
Alaska development program. He
is accompanied by Gov e r n o r
Greuning, Kenneth Kadow, chair
man of the interior department’s
field committee, and R. Brust of
the Alaska Native Service.
CORDOVA, (/Pi —The Cordova
mail service inaugurated certifi
cated airship and passenger serv
ice to Prince William Sound and
interior points this week in an
other link to the growing Alaskan
Air Transport service.
The first flight to Valdez and
interior points, May Creek and
Chisana, was made Wednesday.
The initial air service flight from
Valdez to Anchorage was made
yesterday. Today service was to
start from Cordova, Shaktoolik,
Whittier and Latouche.
KODIAK, f/P)—Lee C. Bettinger
was reelected mayor for his fourth
consecutive term in Tuesday’s
election.
Jack Hinckel was re-elected to
the city council. Councilmen elect
ed to a first term without opposi
tion were Henry Neseth and Ray
Shannon.
PETERSBURG. I/Pi—An inquest
was tentatively set for today af
ter a Petersburg physician refused
to sign a death certificate for the
death of Mrs. Peter Hanson.
After a preliminary investiga
tion. Dr. Jesse L. Herrell, Peters
burg physician, said he was not
able to determine the cause.
Mrs. Hanson’s body was found
floating face downward Wednes
day night in Petersburg’s small
boat harbor. There were bruises
about the face and a small bruise
on her right leg.
KETCHIKAN. i/P)—Voters here j
elected an Indian to the city coun- j
cil foK the first time in the city’s !
history in Tuesday’s municipal
election. He is Charles Nelson, for
merly of Craig. I
The City Council canvassed the |
accepted election judges’ tabula
tions.
Jack Talbot, unopposed, was
elected mayor. Other city officials
elected were Walter Anders, utili
ties board control, who defeated
Dr. R. M. Mackenzie, incumbent;
ind Edward Ginger, incumbent,
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Killer Insane
CAMDEN. N. J. </P>—Psychia
trists today found Camden’s mass
killer Howard B. Unruh hi.-.me.
Porsecutor Mitchell H. Cohen said
he will be sent to an insale asylum
without ever stand ng trial for the
slaughter of 13 people on a Cam
den street on Sept. 6.
The decision came after a month
long study of Unruh at the New
Jersey State Hospital at Trenton.
Psychiatrists reported to Cohen
today that they found Unruh to be
“a case of dementia praecox.”
Dementia praecox is a type of
insanity in which the brain cells
deteriorate. It is considered incur
able.
city magistrate.
Councilmen elected were A. M.
Spaeth. Harry Williams and Bessie
Wigutoff: and incumbents Ken
neth Eichner and Ralph A. Bar
tholomew.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. (/P\ — A
Catholic priest brought about the
nr res* of an East Boston motorist
he accused of dr:v mg in > after
sideswiping his cur.
Tt was easy for the Rev. Thomus
J. Tierney who g ivr chase s *.r cl
ing the siren on h:s c; s while coil
ing police over a two-way radio.
The priest’s car was well equip
ped for such an emergency. You
see. Father Tierney is chaplain
for the Cambridge fire depart
ment.
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' SAN FRANCISCO, f/Pi—Tokyo
1 Rose, who 'couldn’t believe they
would send me to jail,” today
faced 10 years in prison and a
$10,000 fine in addition to the stig
1 ma of being a traitor.
The dimiutive former UCLA
coed, whose real name is Mrs. Lva
D’Aquino stood in abject silence
as federal judge Michael J. Roche
pronounced sentence,
j Shortly before the court pro
nounced judgment yesterday Mrs.
D’Aquino said:
"I couldn’t believe they would
send me to jail. I did everything
I could for the Americans.”
The ,-entence appeared to stun
the 27-year-olri woman who stood
with downcast eyes, body stiffly
ten ed and hands clasped behind
her.
D- leri'f at Ion toy \\ ayne Collins
he would appeal .nn ask for
bail tor his client next week.
.1 for
T it ”' ‘odny aboard the Pa; f c
E • • Eas4 L no ship Trade W n • .
. Tv a was con ir'ed Sept. 2* of
■ ■ 4:o: f treason: bron<a st r g
; .:e the battle of I.evte -■ mo
at mt lil c this:
"Now you fellows pro lost all
your snip-, you are really orphans
d he Pacific. How are you going
to get home?"
They ecquitted her of seven
other counts of treason.
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