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Elmendorf Airman
Dies in Crash of
Speeding Auto
ANCHORAGE, UP>—An auto
mobile driven by an Elmendorf
Air Force Base airman skidded
824 feet, missed a bridge, sailed
124 feet through the air and
slammed against a creek bank
with fatal results for one of the
men early yesterday.
The accident at the Ship Creek
bridge on the Anchorage-Elmen
dorf Road claimed the life of Air
man 3/C Billy R. Werthern, 20, of
Waco, Texas. He was pinned in
side the wreckage which fell in
the creek.
Seriously injured was Airman
Basic Louis C. Aucoin, 10, Boston,
Mass. He received a fractured
skull and multiple cuts but his
condition was reported as “good
as can be expected."
A sentry said the car sped past
his post at the air base soon after
1 a.m. at terrific speed, headed
for Anchorage. Skid marks indi
cated the car barely negotiated a
curve before missing the bridge
completely.
Risk little on the opinion of a
i man who has nothing to lose.
Saturday Baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Kansas City 11, Boston 3
Cleveland 15, Washington 0
Chicago at Baltimore pp. rain
Detroit at New York pp. rain
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago 8-5, Brooklyn 1-4
Cincinnati 5, New York 2
Pittsburgh 4, Milwaukee 2
Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 4
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Los Angeles , San Francisco 4
San Diego 9, Vancouver 1
Seattle 4, Hollywood 1
Portland 4, Sacramento 3
Sunday Baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit 6-7, New York 3-4
Cleveland 8-1, Washington 4-7
Kansas City 7, Boston 6
Chicago 12-9, Baltimore 0-2
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn 9, Chicago 3
Pittsburgh 3-3, Milwaukee 1-4
Cincinnati 7-3, New York 3-4
St. Louis 2-3, Philadelphia 1-9
L. Angeles 5-8, S. Francisco 3-4
San Diego 7-2, Vancouver 2-3
Seattle 4-4, Hollywood 1-2
Portland 1-5, Sacramento 0-3
More than 2,200 different makes
of cars have been manufactured
in the United States since the
birth of the industry.
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WANTED
BY THE FBI
The following men have been
added to the FBI'* list of the "ten
most wanted fugitives".
Any person having information
which might help in locating these
fugitives is requested to notify
immediately the Director of the
FBI. Washington 25. D.C„ or the
nearest FBI agent.
Eugene Francis Newman, with
aliases: Elvin James Hall, Daniel
Joseph Lyons, James Salemski,
James Salermerio, James Salerno,
James Salmerio, Daniel J. Sheri
dan, and “Jim.”
He is wanted for unlawful flight
to avoid prosecution for robbery.
Newman, a white American,
was born Oct. 3, 1925. He is 5 feet
8 inches tall and weights from 170
to 180 pounds. He has a medium
build, blond hair and blue eyes.
Distinctive scars and marks in
clude a one-inch scar on the out
side of his right eye, two small
scars on the back of his right hand,
and a small scar on the center of
his left cheek. Tatoos include the
name “Danny” and a heart on the
outside of his right forearm, and
the number “13” within a dotted
circle on the back of his left hand.
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Carmine Di Biase, with aliases:
Carmine D. Biasi, Carmine DeBi
asi, Ernest Pinto, Sonny Pinto
and others.
He is wanted for unlawful flight
to avoid prosecution for murder.
Reportedly a frequenter of tav
erns, DiBiase is alleged to have
a preference for scotch whiskey.
He is reported to be belligerent
when drinking. He also has a
fondness for Italian-style cooking,
DiBiase was born Oct. 27, 1922.
He is 5 feet 8 inches tall and
weighs 200 td 210 pounds. This
fugitive has a stocky build, black,
wavy hair, brown eyes and a me
dium complexion.
This accused murderer has the
following scars and marks: a small
indented circular scar On his left
i temple, a lVii-inch oblique scar on
1 the left side of his upper lip, a
scar on the right side of his groin,
and tattooed inscriptions “Pinto”
and “1941” or “1949” on his right
forearfn near the wrist! He occa
sionally wears a mustache.
DiBiase reportedly will kill
without provocation. He should
be considered armed and danger
ous. , , i
In the 19th century, Samuel
Barron of Virginia received an
appointment at the age of two as
a midshipman at the U. S. Naval
Academy.
Nome Directory
NOME ROTARY CLUB
George Bayer, Pres.
Joe Kroninger, Sec
Thursday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
STAN MORGAN, President
ALASKA CKAPTKR KO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Meets 1st 4 3rd Monday of each month
Betty Edwards
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
ANVIL LODGE
yWIWr Harry A. Lewis, W1L
' Norvln W. Lewis, Sec.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each aaanth