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THE FIZZLE FAMILY
By H. T. Elmo
! Lifejacket May
Tie In Willi Break
Of Three Convicts
SAN FRANCISCO (tf> — A home
made lifejacket — like those
fashioned by three convicts for
their daring break from Alcatraz
June 11 — has been found in the
bay, the News Call Bulletin said
yesterday.
Blood-stained, it gave substance
to the speculation of a top federal
prison official that the Anglin
brothers killed the mastermind of
the incredible escape,” the news
paper said, and added: -
“Hair was matted on the life
jacket, and it was still laced, in
dicating the wearer slipped or was
pushed out of it after being slug
ged.
The lifejacket was found a week
ago, but no official sources would
say where or by whom.
“I do not care to comment,”
said Warden Olin Blackwell of
Alcatraz Prison.
Fred Wilkinson, Deputy Director
of U S. Prisons, some time ago ex
pressed a theory that the escape
masterminded by Frank Morris,
Louisiana bank robber, hight have
been slain later by his companions,
Clarence Anglin and his brother,
John, Alabama robbers.
Wilkinson said that if the three
fled the island on a makeshift raft
of boards they would soon have
encountered trouble in the chill
bay waters.
Wilkinson said he thought the
brothers would have killed Morris
in such a situation.
The homemade lifejacket sup
posedly was made in the workshop
hideaway Morris and the Anglins
had in the attic above a cell block.
The lifejacket was pasted to
gether from sleeves of rubber rain
coats.
Keith Arnold Named Information
Specialist with Highway Dept.
JUNEAU — The appointment
of Keith Arnold, staff photograph
er for the Anchorage Daily News,
as public information specialist
with the State Department of
Highways effective July 16 was
announced yesterday by Commis
sioner D. A. McKinnon.
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