Owner Burns
House Where Tot
Whipped to Death
CHOWVHILLA, Calif., W—'The
house where little 4-year-old
Sandra Marie Schindler died af
ter an admitted 45-minute whip
ping by her parents was burned
to the ground yesterday by its
owner. .
An autopsy showed the little
girl had been struck more than
200 times and died of shock last
Tuesday.
Some 150 persons attended the
funeral. Most of'them wept.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude William
Schindler were being arraigned
in court on murder charges.
The D.A. said Mrs. Schindler
broke down during a lie detector
test and said she too had taken
part in the beating. At first she
said she had only watched her
husband whip the child in a
“frenzy” when the tot refused
to cry.
The owner and his wife decided
“we could never look at the
place again. He got a crew of men
with bulldozers and knocked
down all the outbuildings. Then
they poured 100 gallons of coal
oil on the house and set it afire.
“Now we’ll clear it off and
curn it back to good clean farm
dirt again,” the owner said.
Iranian Bandit Murderer
Of Three Americans
Slain in Gunfight
TEHRAN. Iran UPi—Bandit lead
er Dadshah, -accused of murdering
three Americans last March, was
killed by gendarmerie forces Sat
urday in a gunfight near the Pak
istan border, police reported.
He had been sought since the
three were slain in southeast Iran.
Four of the tribal bandit’s aides
were captured in the gunfight.
Iran’s “desert fox” and his
band ambushed the Americans
March 24 as they drove in two
station wagons across the desert.
Dadshah made his living by
camel breeding and occasional
holdups in a remote section of
Iran. He was over 60.
Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks: Walter Brad
ley, Thos. Strausser, Harold Moy
er, Ronald Theese, Audrey Bayer,
E.J. Rusing, Bruce Falk, Hazel
Falk, Robt. Morse, Lilly Walker,
Matt Wold, Herbert Kagoona, W.
B. Mathes.
To Fairbanks: Don Church
wood, Ray Herberger, Paul Hag
elbarger, Lt. Roberts, Wilson
O’Tell, John P. Pollinger.
To Kotzebue: Minnie Fager
strom, Richard Engblom.
From Kotzebue: Alice Ashen
felter, Vincent Aktoolik.
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Pan American Airways
From Fairbanks: Hap Lancas
ter, Paul Hagelbarger, and Art
Sandstrom.
To Fairbanks: Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Harrison, Elsie Engstrom, Mil
dred Murphy, Ralph Delong.
To Seattle: Mr. and Mrs. A.
Griego, Harry Johnson, Elizabeth
and Rose Cavota, G. M. Phillips.
Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: Mr. Torstad,
Don Churchward, Joe Amarok,
Bessie Koonooka. Stephen Smith,
A. Scheveers.
To Anchorage: Don Reynolds,
Eleanor and Lo Anne Nartin, B.
G. Wyatt, C. W. Eddens, Lloyd
Waskey, William Talley, Michael
Potente, Ross Hill, Harold Little,
E. L. Haye, Leo Burke, Louise
Elanna, Dewey Goodrich, O. H.
Lano, Augustine Tocktoo, and Bill
Halligan.
From McGrath: Sgt. Hamrick,
Capt. James Bailey, and Sig
Krogstad.
From Unalakleet: Walt Levine,
E. Prince, Henry Kobuk, Joseph
Mike and Fred Prince.
Seattle Jukebox
Man Charged With
Rough Tactics
SEATTLE, UR—A Seattle juke
box operator, who went into the
business only six months' ago and
now has 35 locations, Friday was
charged with having muscled in
on other operators with threats
of violence.
The arrest of Frank Colacur
cio, 40, culminated a six-week
investigation by police into re
ports of strong-arm tactics in the
city’s lucrative jukebox industry.
Charges against Colacurcio are
based on complaints lodged by
two music machine operators, a
cafe owner and a tavern propri
etor.
Two of the complainants testi
fied Friday, and described Cola- j
curcio as a man who tried to
place his machines by boasting of
“influence” with the state liquor
control board, and who openly
claimed he was “going to run
First Avenue.”
Grocery Heir Files for
70,400 Acres Oil & Gas
Leases West of Fairbanks
FAIRBANKS, UP*—Huntington
Hartford, heir to a multi-million
dollar grocery chain fortune, has
filed applications in the Fairbanks
land office for 70,400 acres in oil
and gas leases in the Kateel River
area west of Fairbanks, it was
announced Saturday.
Other lease applications filed in
the land office here in the past
few days covered 193,920 acres in
the Kodiak region east of Fair
banks and 33,280 acres in the
northern Copper River country.
Hartford is a member of the
family which controls the Great
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. (A&P).
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECORD
DIVISION. TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Of
GUNNAR BOWMAN, deceased.
No. 1088
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mar
garet A. Bowman has been duly appoint
ed the Executrix of the estate of Gunnar
Bowman, deceased, by order of the
Judge of the above named court.
All persons having claims against said
estate shall present them, in proper legal
form, with vouchers attached, to the
said Executrix at Nome, Alaska, within
a period of six (6) months from the date
of this notice.
DATED this 26th day of December,
1957.
MARGARET A. BOWMAN,
EXECUTRIX.
James A. von der Heydt,
Attorney at Law
Attorney for Executrix.
Publ. Jan. 13, 20, 27, Feb. 3,1958.
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