WALLACES RETURN AFTER
VISIT IN STATES
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallace, own
ers of the Wallace Hotel, who have
been in the States since the first
Of the year, returned home yest
erday. They say there is no place
like home (Nome).
While outside they covered a
let of territory, driving from Sea
ttle to California, New York,
Washington, D.C., Toledo, Chi
cago and several other intercoun
try stops.
Mrs. Wallace stated they were
omazed at the prices of food, clo
thing and hotels, which were much
higher than in Nome.
They visited with their daugh
ter Mrs. Falkenberg in Seattle,
end got acquainted with their two
grandchildren.
JOE CONNORS HOME FOR
SUMMER HOLIDAYS
Joe Connors, son of Mrs. Helen
Nordlind, who has been attending
the University of Washington since
his discharge from the army, re
turned to Nome on the Pan Amer
ican plane Sunday. He has been
studying journalism and plans to
•work in Nome for the summer
About 22 million American
homes are wired for electricity.
Nat’l Guard Plane
Missing on Flight
PORTLAND, ——An Oregon i
National Guard plane apparently!
crashed late Friday night or early
Saturday morning in the cloud-1
covered southeastern Washington
hills north of here.
The A-26 attack bomber with
three Portlanders aboard disap
peared in the same area in which
an army C-47 crashed last month
with the loss of eight lives.
On a routine flight from Mc
chord Field, Wash., to Portland, I
it last was reported by radio at
8:16 p.m. when some minutes south
of Toledo, Wash.
Fighter Pilot Is
Killed In Crash
i
ANCHORAGE, — (/P)—'The pilot
of a P-51 fighter plane was killed
Friday when he crashed into the
waters of Cook Inlet while at-1
tempting to make an emergency
landing.
The air force announcement said
the pilot, leader of a flight out on
a routine maneuver, had called 1
Richard .Hein, 14,
To Penitentiary
EVERETT, —Gates of the;
Washington State Penitentiary at
Walla Walla will open soon for
14-year-old Richard Hein—sent
enced to life imprisonment.
The boy listened almost im-i
passively Friday afternoon as
Superior Judge Ralph C. Bell pro
announced sentence for first de
gree murder of James Moore, 69,
in his Hartford home last Nov-:
ember.
A few minutes before, the judge
had denied the motion for young
Hein’s counsel for a new trial.
The junior high school student)
was the youngest person ever tried 1
for murder in Snohomish County,
and is thought to be the second
youngest sentenced to a life term
in the state prison.
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his wingman and told him he was
having engine trouble. He said
he would try to land on a small
strip on Fire Island.
The wingman said the plane fell
into the water while circling the
strip. The tail of the plane re
mained out of the water. A barge
crew took the pilot’s body out:
of the wreckage.
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Jew Killers To
Hang For Murders
NUERNBERG, Germany, —(£>)
—Fourteen officers of the SS (El
ite Guard* were sentenced Sat
urday to hang for at least a mil
lion killings. The sentences wound
up the biggest murder trial in his
tory.
The men were leaders of the
‘Einsatz Commandos.” These were
special extermination squads sent
into Rusisa to do away with per
sons classified by the Nazis as
racially undesirable.
Two other men drew life terms.
Another five were sent to prison
for lesser terms ranging down to
10 years.
Sentence was pronounced by
Judge Michael A. Musmanno of
Pittsburgh, presiding over a three
man court, at the end of a trial
lasting seven months.
Maj. Gen. Otto Ohlendorf was
one of those sentenced to death.
He admitted in t^e trial that his
Einsatz group killed 90,000 Jews
Maj. Gen. Heinz Schubert was
another of the condemned. He
claims distant relationship with
Franz Schubert, composer of the
“Unfinished Symphony” and other
well-known works.
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MUCH AS A PROTEST. AND HERE
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