Poland Sentences
War Criminals
KRAKOW, Poland, (>P) — Kra
kow’s supreme national tribunal
today sentenced 23 top-ranking
German S. S. (Elite Guard) offi
cers to die for crimes against hu
manity committed while they were
attached to the notorious Aus
chwitz (Oswiecim) extermination
camp.
Five other defendants were sen
tenced to life imprisonment, six
were given 15 year terms, two
were sentenced to 10 years and
three to five years. One defendant
—Dr. Hans Munch of Mumcn -
was acquitted.
Heading the list of those sen
tenced to death was Artur Lieb
henschel, 46, who succeeded Rj
dolf Hoess, one-time commandant
| of the camp who was executed
last April.
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Christmas To Be
Lighted This Year
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CHRISTMAS, Fla., (^—Christ
man lights will burn in Christmas
for the first time this year.
This community in Orange
county with a population of ap
proximately 300 now has electric
lights.
i It has been made famous
throughout the nation by its post
mark that has been on hundreds of
From the Governor’s Office;
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Anyone having information con- j
; cerning the following persons is
' asked to communicate with the
| Governor’s Office in Juneau.
Marshall Randolph Clayton—6
[ feet tall, 41 years old.
Otto Gaisa—71 years old. When
; last heard from many years ago
was in Cape Nome Alaska.
! thousands of holiday greeting
cards.
NOME HARDWARE
REVERE WARE—A Lovely and Lasting Gift
OPEN EVENINGS
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SWITCH ON THE YARDS, I TELL
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GILLIS VS GILLETTE
CASE POSTPONED
The case of Gillis vs. Gillette,
scheduled for this morning in the
District Court was postponed un
til Friday due to the illness of
Mrs. Ben Gillette.
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