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Telegraphic Briefs
LONDON—Four Royal Air
Force bombers which will at
tempt to better the world's non
stop distance record in a flight
from Egypt to Australia arrived
at Ismailia, Egypt.
PARIS—The newspaper "Paris
Midi” said that Premier Dala
dier had decided to cease the
practice of shipping French con
victs to the dreaded French
Guiana Islands.
GENEVA —Complying with a
request of Lord Hailey of Great
Britain, The Mandate Commis
sion of the League of Nations
agreed to re-examine whether
Britain has violated the Pales
tine Mandate by restricting Jew
ish immigration to the Holy
Land. Marking Japan’s complete
boycott of the League, Nitomi,
Japanese member of the Man
date Commission, was absent
when the Commission met.
NEW YORK—America’s great
est peace-time spy trial ended
for the week-end with additional
testimony describing the opera
tion of an alleged German espion
age ring in the United States.
The Federal Court adjourned
for the week-end after hearing
Gustav Rumrieh testify he be
came a German spy in order to
obtain information for the Unit
ed States and thereby obtain re
instatement in the U. S. Armv
from which he deserted.
NEW YORK—Gustav Rumrich
one of the four defendants in the
espionage case now before Fed
eral Court here testified on cross
examination that United States
Attorney Burke and Turrow, late!
of the Department of Justice
were aware he was acting as a
spy in order to aid the United
States. He .said his object was
reinstatement in the United Stat
es Army from which he desert
ed in 1935 after his promotion to
the rank of Sergeant.
ROME—Monsigneur Borgong- j
ini Duca, Papal Nuncio to Italy
has presented verbally to foreign
minister Count Galeazzo Ciano,!
the Vatican’s protest against the
decree barring marriages of It-1
alians with non-Aryans or for-1
eigners, it was learned. It was i
understood the protest said the!
churoh reserved the right to inter 1
vene on the grounds the church
was the sole judge of such mat
ters pertaining to marriage.
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Man’s Face Is
His Key to Lulu
Belle’s Prison
GREENSBORO. N. C - The
man who escaped from jail by
his good looks and perosnal
charm was convicted of first de
gree murder. Handsome James
Godwin was sentenced to death
in North Carolina’s lethal gas
chamber. Godwin recent:;, pre
tended that he was in love with a.
pretty young jailer’s daughter to
escape jail at Lexington. N. C.
He was being held for a series
of robberies. The good-looking
prisoner appealed to the girl, Lu
]u Belle Kimel, for sympathy.
He promised her that he and hi?
pal. Bill Wilson, if allowed to es
cape, would follow the straight
and narrow path. Lulu Belle felt
sorry for the young men and
gave them the keys to the jail.
Within 24 hours of the time they
were freed, a wave of holdups
was reported about Lexington.
One of the victims was killed
After'- a short search, the two fug
itives were captured. Lulu Belie
is out of jail on two hundred
dollars bail. Her father is out of
a job. Bill Wilson has a life sen
tence in prison. Jim Godwin fac
es a death sentence—all because
Lulu Belle had sought to set a
couple of young men on the
straight and narrow path.
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now receiving visitors, giving them a preview of 1959's great
World's Fair. A trip to San Francisco, Del Monte, Santa Barbara,
Los Angeles, or any other place in the sun that fits your fancy,
involves a minimum of travel time and expense when you go via
Southern Pacific. We provide low cost rail and Pullman fares,
bargain dining car meals, 10c and 15c Tray Food Service, and the
safest, most comfortable way to "Follow the Sun" to California.
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FROM SEATTLE FROM VANCOUVER
Cooch Tour.st Firit Clots Cooch Touritt First Clots
SAN FRANCISCO *26.50 *33.15 *41.95 *32.00 *37.40 *46.45
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WHISTLES SHRILLED AND PENNANTS FLEW ^e“
Normandie sailed from New York on her 100th crossinfof Ca_t pjerre xboreux. marked the gag
LaQoardia and the last minute arrival of ship’s commander, CspCMerre Thoreux. mamoa
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Two Shows Friday, 7:15 & 9:00 p.m. Adm. 55* & 25*
SHIRLEY TEMPLE in
“POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL”
A SHIRLEY TEMPLE DOLL WILL BE GIVEN TO SOME GIRL
AND A DAISY AIR RIFLE TO SOME BOY—BUT AT THE FIRST
SHOW ONLY
and BUSTER KEATON in THE E FLAT MAN”
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ONE SHOW SATURDAY 7:30 P.M. Adm. 55* & 25*
“MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN”
THE BEST COMEDY OF THE YEAR
with GARY COOPER — JEAN ARTHUR
and MOVIE MILESTONES
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TWO SHOWS: SUNDAY 7:15 & 9. Adm. 55* & 25*
“MAD HOLIDAY*’
With
EDMUND LOWE — ELISSA LANDI — ZAZU PITTS
A COMEDY MYSTERY DRAMA
also “STARLIT DAYS AT LIDO” — A Revue
and "BUSY BEE”
Dizzy Dean Remains With Club>
CHICAGO, Oct. — Phillip K
Wrigley, owner of the Chicago
Cubs, is determined to make a
real championship team out of
the Cubs and said he has offer
ed Hartnett a one-year contract
only, and that he plans to trade
veteran players, rather than
younger men; also, to start a co
operative ownership system of
farm teams.
He said Dizzy Dean remains
the strong hope next year.
JAPAN LEADS WORLD
IN CATCHING FISH
WASHINGTON. Oct. — The
Bureau of Fisheries estimated
that the sea gives up 34 billion
pounds of fish, valued at 744 mil
lion dollars, to the world’s fish
ermen each year. Japan takes the
largest annual catch, about 6.600
millon pounds, valued at 87 mil
lion dollars, but the United Stat
es and Alaska, with a smaller
yearly catch of 4.848 million
pounds, realize the highest price,
93 million dollars.
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Six-year-old Mary awoke about
| two in the morning.
“Tell me a story, mama,'” she
; pleaded.
! “Hush, darling.” said the mo
(ther. “Daddy wall be in soon and
1 tell us both one ”
Broken Toys Wanted
.. Anyone having broken toys,
children's playthings, sleds, skiis,
bicycles, tri-cycles, and etc., wish
| ing to donate them for the bene
fit of less fortunate children, are
requested to communicate with
Harry Egbert, engineer at the
Fire Department, who is arrang
j ing under the sponsorship of the
i Nome Volunteer Fire Depart
j ment to repair and provide for
j distribution at Christmas time, I
i numerous children's gifts along
j this line.
TROUBLE FOR JEWS
IN ROUMANIA
BUSHAREST. Oct.—Th Min
istry of Justice decreed 1 a il
Jews whose Rumanian citizen
ship was annulled after the re
cent re-examination of citizen
3 h i p documents henceforth
would be considered foreigners
and would have to apply for per
mits to stay in Rumania.
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Auction Sales Dates
November 9
December 14
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REQUEST OF SHIPPERS
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usual when requested.
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If Desired
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Seattle, Wash.
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