3 SENATORS
THREATENED
IN LETTERS
WASHINGTON. March 28 —lAV
Three members of the Senate Crime
Investigating Committee disclosed
today they have received threats
against their lives.
Senator Tobey (R-NH> told a re
porter he had received "three dif
ferent [hreats—two by letter and
one by telephone.”
“I thought them serious enough
to have them looked into.” Tobey
added.
Chairman Kefauver (D-Tenn>
said he too had received a number
of threats “in crackpot letters."
“I’ve not taken any of them
seriously,” he added.
Senator Hunt (D-Wyo) said he
received a letter warning him
against “sticking my nose into other
people’s business” during public
hearings at Miami, Fla., some time
ago.
“It was an intelligently typed
letter but I did not turn it ove"
to officials," Hunt said.
CONFESS MURDER
AT FA.MNKS; OKI
MAN IS SET FRET!
FAIRBANKS, Alaska, March 23- i
W—Raymond Layton, 3G, of Johns
town, Pa., one of two men held 1:»
connection with the fatal shootinc :
of trapper Earney Grant, pleadeu
guilty to a reduced charge of
second degree murder and has been
sen ted to 30 years in the peniten
tiary.
District Attorney Everett Hep,,
said first degree murder charge.
against Harold Deam, is, of Oak
Park, 111., also were withdrawn after
Deam signed a statement concern
ing the slaying.
First degree murder charges were
filed against both men after a
coroner's inquest last week.
Cabin Fever
Hepp said Layton signed a state
ment in which he blamed “cabin
fever” for arguments that led to
Grant's death last January 20.
Layton said in the statement that
Grant, his wife and three-year-olo
child and Layton and Deam all
lived in an 8-foot by 10-foot cabin
on a remote trapline 90 miles north
of Tanana, the district attorney re
ported.
The group began to argue, Lay
ton said, and the situation became
worse when they ran out of tobacco
and were low on food.
Layton said in the statement that
after one. violent argument he shot
Grant as the native leaned over
his dog team. He said Deam also
tired one shot into the prone trap
per.
• One Exonerated
Deam’s statement contradicted
this point, contending that Layton
emptied a six-gun into the back
oi the trapper’s head, and Deam
only fired once, hitting the ground
near Grant, Hepp said.
Testimony at last week's inquest
brought out that after the shooting
Grant was dragged eight miles on
a toboggan and tnrown into a burn
ing cabin. He was buried in thawed
earth beneath the cabin’s embers,
and a crude cross was erected over
the grave.
The death was not reported until
March 20, two months after the
slaying, U. S. Deputy Marshal
Francis X. Wirth exhumed the body
last week and took Mrs. Grant and
the child from the remote cabin
where they had lived since ttu
shooting. Mrs. Grant was held here
as a material witness.
—EMPIRE WANT ADS PAT—
FORECAST PLANE
RIDES TO LONDON
TAKE ONLY HOUR
LOS ANGELES, March 28 — MV-.
Passenger rocket planes that will
fly from New York to London in i
an hour at altitudes up to 500,000
feet are forecast by Hall L. Hibbard,
vire president in charge of engin
e-ing of Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
Speeds in excess of 10,000 miles an
hour- will be practical with such J
c. aft, Hibbard,, told a luncheon
group yesterday. He did net say
when tne rocket ships will be placed '
in operation.
Page Diogenes!
Honest Innkeeper |
Found in Seattle
SEATTLE, March 28 — Uf) — An
Anchorage couple who left a Seattle
auto court without their "bankroll'
yesterday morning did not discover;
iiicir lc.is until they arrived at:
Enstp. rt, Idaho, last night.
Seret. M. H. Hanson said he
received a frantic call from tiic An
chorage woman last night. She told
him she had hidden $400 behind
a mirror in the auto court.
"I found the money right where
she said it was and telegraphed it
to her," Hanson said.
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