GUNMEN ROB CHURCH
HOdiLYWOOD Ut) — Two gun
men in business suits and porkpie
hats robbed the First Presbyterian
Church of more than $1,000 last
night.
Nearly 200 persons were attend
ing “New Members’ Night” on the
ground floor below when the rob
bers entered the church’s busi
ness office and forced the busi
ness manager, Robert Young Jr.,
to open the safe. They carried
automatics, and one stood guard
in the doorway while the other
rummaged through cash boxes
with his gloved hand.
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Organized Crime Rakes
In $22 Billion a Year
WASHINGTON (J* — Rep. Wm.
Cramer, (D-FI9.), said yesterday
organized crime rakes in $22 bil
lion a year in this country, and
that a proposed federal ban on
gambling machines would “se
verely crimp the involved web
of gambling, if not eliminate it
altogether.”
Cramer supported an adminis
tration bill aimed at banning in
terstate shipment of gambling
type 'pinball machines.
In testimony to the House Com
merce Committee, which is con
sidering the bill, he said crime
syndicate activities corrupt U.S.
society through prostitution, nar
cotics and bribing of law officials,
and there is no question slot ma
chines form some part of the total
national picture. '
The Florida congressman said
22 “unsolved gangland style mur
ders” had taken place in his
Tampa district. He said it is “com
mon knowledge” that the price of
such a gangland killing is $5,000
to $10,000.
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Japan-Alaska Shipping
Rates to be the Same
As West Coast Ports
WASHINGTON Hfi — The
Transpacific Freight Conference
has decided to make Japan-Alas
ka shipping rates the same as
those to other West Coast ports
of the United States, Sen. Bart
lett was informed yesterday.
Bartlett said the conference,
made up of 28 foreign and do
mestic shipping firms in the
Japan-United States trade, filed
the rate scheduled with the Fed
eral Maritime Commission today.
At one time, Alaska rates were
figured at some 30 per cent above
those to other West Coast ports.
Last month, the conference
placed Anchorage rates on a par
with other West Coast ports on
certain items, but placed the rest
of Alaska at rates 10 per cent
above those to other Pacific ports.
TRUE TO FORM
DETROIT — “I'm not sur
prised ” said Millard Hurlburt,
42. *Tve given up hope of having
a son.”
No wonder. ,
His wife, Rosalie, 3®, just gave
birth to their 10th daughter.
Pan Am to Provide
Jet Service to Juneau
SEATTLE iff* — Pan American
World Airways will begin Boeing
707 jet-transport service between
Seattle and Juneau Feb. 3, the
company announced today.
Ralph Johansen, the line's dis
trict sales manager, said the jet
service will toe operated twice a
week to start — Mondays and
Saturdays.
The big planes will leave Seat
tle at 8:45 a.m. and arrive in Ju
neau at 11 a.m. The schedule calls
for a 12:30 p.m. departure from
Juneau with arrival in Seattle at
2:35 p.m.
The two-day schedule will be
increased soon, Johansen said. The
line expects to operate daily jet
service from Seattle to both Ju
neau and Fairbanks during the
1962 summer season.
Cub Scout Pack 63 to
Hold Fund-Raising Sale
•Cub Scout Pack 63 is having
a fund-raising sale and display
at the Phoebe Hall tonight start
ing at 7.
Ice cream in containers as well
as cones and popcorn will be
sold. If you can’t come early—
come after the game.
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Tuesday Night
Hoop Results
The Jaycees trounced the
Nanooks in the first game of the
evening 43-21. iMcCormick was
high man of the game with 14
points for the Jaycees and Can
non led the way for the Nanooks
with 7. After the first quarter
the Jaycees kept their lead of
two to one with the score at half
time 20-10.
JAYCEES 43
Bell
Kost
Hahn
Harwood
McCormick
Morlcal
TOTALS
FG FT
4 0
2 0
6 0
2 0
7 0
0 1
21 1
PF TP
1 S
2 4
0 12
0 4
1 14
2 1
6 43
NANOOKS 21
Ailak
Bahnke
Andersen
Sagoonick
Chunn
Wittie
Okltkon
Cannon
TOTALS
FG FT
0 0
2 1
0 0
0 0
2 1
0 0
2 0
3 1
9 3
PF TP
0 0
0 9
1 0
0 0
2 5
2 0
0 4
2 7
7 21
The second game was hard
played by both teams. When the
half time buzzer sounded the score
was 26-22 In favor of the Mer
chants. The second half saw the
score very close until the last
quarter. Through the accurate
shooting of Tommy Drake in the
last minutes, the Merchants came
out on top of the ACS with the
final score 65-47.
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TOTALS
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Bradshaw
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MERCHANTS 65
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1 31
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5 10
0 13
1 10
0 0
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Merchants 7
Jayceea » 6
ACS / 5
Nanooks 3
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