SEATTLE'S MAYOR-ELECT ALLEN POMEROY being wel
comed aboard the Alaska Steamship Company's steamer Denali
by its master. Captain Benjamin Aspen. Pomeroy is taking a
rest "after a long, hard campaign."
HARRY SEZ:
1. New popular music records at 75c each;
hear them on our Philco player.
2. 1947 Black FORD Sedan. New motor, good
rubber and it’s yours for only $900 !
3. If it’s a new suit you’re thinking of—then
see our Australian wool gabardine and soft
wool materials woven in English mills.
Queen Elizabeth wears it—why not you?
We also know a good dressmaker who will
make it up for you !
4. Model 12 Winchester 12-gauge pump-gun,
never used. Priced to sell!
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PRINTING - ALL KINDS • The Nuggel
Killer Sentenced to 30
Years by Anchorage Judge
AN :HORAGE, l/P) - - Feaei’al
District Judge George Folta Tues
day sentenced David O. Warner,
30, to 30 years in prison for slay
ing Mrs. Minnie Barnes, 57, at
Theodore Glenn ranch July 17,
1951.
The sentence was pronounced
after Warner pleaded guilty to
second degree murder. He had
been indicted by a grand jury on
•a first degree murder charge.
Before sentencing Warner,
Judge Folta told the prisoner “ap
parently you’re here because of
drinking.”
He said Warner’s crime differed
from those “which really endan
ger society.” He described it as a
crime of emotion, rather than one
committed for gain.
Defense attorney Paul Robison
told the court Warner returned to
*he cabin after an all-night drink
ing bout and “found it extremely
difficult, almost impossible, to
realize he’d done what he did.”
‘The Actor’ and Henchman
Convicted of Bank Holdup
NEW YORK, <£>)—Master crim
inal Willie (The Actor) Sutton was
convicted Tuesday of staging a
$64,000 bank holdup while he
was the nation’s most - sought
fugitive.
An all - male jury returned
guilty verdicts after more than
nine hours of deliberations
against Suttom and his key hench
man, Thomas (Scup) Kling.
The two defendants displayed
no emotion as the jury foreman
droned “guilty” four times for
each defendant on counts of rob
bery, burglary, assault, and grand
larceny.
Sutton, 51, and Kling, 45, were
charged with holding up the Sun
nyside Branch of the Manufactur
ers Trust Company in Queens on
March 9, 1950.
Each of the defendants faces up
to 30 years in prison.
Russian Problem At
Truce Negotiations Goes
To Higher Level Talks
MiUNSAN, Korea, (/P) — The
Russian problem shifts to a high
er level in Korean truce talks
Thursday but the Allies announ
ced it won’t make any difference.
In their final word on the sub
ject, Allied staff officers told the
Communists today that U.N. ne
gotiators at any level will not
accept Soviet Russia as a “neutral
nation” to help police an armis
tice.
Staff officers spent an hour
Wednesday repeating well - worn
arguments about Russia and the
name to be used to designate Ko
rea.
Col. Don O. Darrow, senior U.N.
staff officer, said the Allies would
insist on designating Korea both
as “Han Kuk” (the Han nation)
and “Chosen” (morning calm). An
Allied communique said he point
ed out “it is absolutely essential
hat legal terms in this document
be used for both sides.”
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! Preparedness Committee
Says Present Supply
Military Planes Inadequate
WASHINGTON, (IP) — The
Senate Preparedness subcommit
tee Tuesday described the nation’s
present supply of military planes
as “inadequate.”
Chairman Lyndon Johnson (D
Tex) told newsmen Tuesday night
that Air Force officials had dis
closed behind closed doors that
the greater proportion of the
planes are of the World War II
fype and that a large number of
these older planes are being used
in Korea.
In his farewell report as Di
rector of Mobilization, Charles E.
Wilson said attainment of mass
production of jet planes was re
tarded by a decision to build the
newest models on the drawing
board. He said that “gamble” is
now beginning to pay off.
“The new models are either in
volume production or entering
that stage,” he said.
Woman Gels 250th Transfusion
SOUTH GATE, Calif., (IP) —
Mrs. Arriela Phillips received a
blood transfusion recently, her
250th in less than five years.
Doctors explain that Mrs. Phil
lips’ bone . marrow, the body’s
blood producer, does not function
correctly. She suffers from aplas
tic anemia, and her blood must
be replaced periodically by trans
fusions.
NOTICE
Women's Society of Community
Methodist Church meet with Mrs.
Everett Adams at her home Fri
day evening at 8:00 p.m. Visitors
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WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by U.S. Dept, of Commerce,
Weather Bureau
Generally clear tonight and to
morrow. Light northerly winds.
Lowest temperature expected to
night -8, highest Thursday 18.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: Temperatures: high
10, low -15. Max. wind 8 mph.
from the NW. Sunrise 5:15 a.m.,
sunset 6.57 p.m.
Temperatures one year ago to
day: high 31, low 19. Extreme
temperatures this date since 1907:
high 38 in 1936, low -26 in 1949.
Data for other stations
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Point Hope -11 Fog
Kotzebue -7 Fog
Shishmaref -12 Fog
Wales -15 Clear
Gambell 16 Cloudy
Nome -11 Clear
Unalakleet -8 Cloudy
Bethel -4 Clear
McGrath 3 Clear
Anchorage 19 Clear
Fairbanks 9 Part cloudy
Juneau v 34 Cloudy
Ketchikan 40 Cloudy
Seattle 40 Part cloudy
San Francisco 56 Clear
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