Senators Demand
Heavier Penally
For Frau Koch
WASHINGTON. i/P' — Seven
Senators joined last night in a for
mal demand that Ilse Koch be
punished anew for her part in the
atrocities of Buehemvald concen
tration camp.
In a report which censured
army officials for reducing her
life sentence to four years, the
Senate investigating committee
headed by Senator Ferguson <R.
Mich.) declared:
“It it is legally possible Ilse
Koch should be brought to justice
in a United Statse military court.”
Failing in that, the report said
the American military govern
ment of occupied Germany should
move to have her tried in German
courts “for crimes committed
against German nationals.”
Frau Koch’s four-year sentence
will expire next October.
Those who signed the report
with Ferguson after lengthy, clos
ed door hearings are Senators
Bricker ‘R.-Ohio); Hoey D.-N. C.>,
Ives R.-N. Y.>, McClellan <D.
Ark.*, O’Connor <D.- Md.), and
Thye 'R.-Minn.).
MRS. WILFRED BOUCHER
LEAVES FOR STATES
Mrs. Wilfred Boucher left for
Seattle yesterday to spend a few
days with her husband who is re
ceiving medical attention theie.
She was met at the local airport
by her brother Alvin Polet, who
accompanied her to Fairbanks.
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RAYMOND H. TVETER NEW
U. S. DEPUTY MARSHAL
Raymond H. Tveter has been
appointed Deputy United States
Marshal at Nome, Alaska. He en- |
tered upon his duties December
27. His brother Elmer Tveter, was
with the U. S. Weather Bureau
at Nome about fifteen years ago.
Mr. Tveter resigned the position
of assistant record clerk at the U.
S. penitentiary at McNeil Island.
Wash., to accept the position at
Nome. He has also been with the
Rainier National Park Service, the
Seattle Naval Air Base and served
in the Navy in World War II.
Deputy Tveter is a graduate of
Stadium high school and of
Knapp’s Modern Business college
of Tacoma, Wash. He has recently
been taking higher accountancy
through the LaSalle Extension
University.
Mrs. Robert Baldwin of Nome
was a classmate of Tveter’s at
Knapp’s college.
, Mrs. Tveter will arrive soon
with the three children, Paul,
Karl and Elizabeth Anne, aged
I seven, six and two respectively,
j Having seen the recent storm, Mr.
I Tveter says that Nome appears to
; be just teh place to rear the three
j little Norwegian-Americans.
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PROSPECT OF FREER USE OF
HOUSING FUNDS
JUNEAU, I7P) — Freer use of
available funds to ease the Terri
tory’s housing pinch is in pros
pect for Alaska.
! Kenneth C. Kadow, chairman of
| the Alaska Field Committee, said
j during his recent trip to Washing
ton that federal officials agreed to
modifying federal housing laws
for the Territory to permit more
liberal tapping of these funds.
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SCHAFFHAUSEN, Switzerland,
(/P)—An unexploded bomb believ
ed to be of American origin was
found embedded in the bank of
the Rhine River here recently.
Swiss army engineers believed the
bomb was dropped during the
American air attack on Schaff
hausen on April 1, 1944, during
which more than 30 persons were
killed. The Schaffhausen raid,
caused by a navigational error,
was the heaviest suffered by neu
tral Switzerland during the war.
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Want Both Worker
And Employer To
To Sign Affidavits
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (A5) — A
substitute for the Taft-Hartley
law to make employers issue fi
nancial reports and sign non-com
munist affidavits was endorsed by
union leaders here last night.
The endorsement came from the
executive board of the interna
tional ladies garment workers’ un
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1 ANCHORAGE, </P) — A record
of 8,000 automobile licenses and
15,000 drivers’- licenses is pre
dicted for the Anchorage area by
I Arch Brown, divisional deputy
tax collector.
A total of 5,781 plates of all
types were issued here during the
present year.
David Dubinsky.
“We favor the non-communist
affidavit of the Taft-Hartley law,”
said Dubinsky, “but we want it
expanded to include employers as
well as employee.”
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