Missing Aviator
Discovered Safe
Fairbanks (^P)—Ray Renshaw
wild life agent aviator who has
been missing five days was found
tli is week by the Pan American
Electra plane enroute from Fair
banks to Juneau.
Renshaw an 1 his plane were
safe on the bank of the Pelly ri
ver 15 ini!es from Selkirk where
he ran out of gas in a f irced land
ing. The Electra dropped him
some supplies.
Clarence Rhode and Harold
Galwass, local wild life agents,
left Fairbanks in their plane to
take gas to Renshaw and to as
sist. him to proceed. He was re
ported in fine spirits but thinly
clad for cold weather. The tem
perature was close to zero.
New Premier of Jayan
Tokyo. Japan — Press Assoc
Photo — Photo shows General
Eiki Tojo, who heads the new
cab net. Tojo’s cabinet will con
Father Aquitted to Case
Arising Child’s Paternity
' A n c h o r a g-e—iF—Foster L.
Rouse was acquitted this week of
murder charges filed as a result of
the death of Peerson, alias Frank
M. Howard, army deserter.
Rouse told the jurors he d.diber
rated five hours then shot Peer
son when the latter admitted be
ing the father of Mis. Pome’s
child. The defendant broke down
and cried when the verdict was
given.
sist of men who are familiar with
Russian and Manchukuoan ai
fairs, with particular emphasis
on the United States and Great
Britain. The leflection of the
Japanese people is that the new
cabinet will not challenge others,
but will not shrink if challenged.
A Fiery End to a Pot of Foreign Propaganda
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Irritated by prolonged abuse of international postal conventions by totalitarian powers that were getting
free maiUng in U. S. of their propaganda. Uncle Sam is doing something about it now. Here, for example
tons of propaganda is being burned in furnace of a San Francisco postoffice. According to Postmaste
1 J. McCarthy, Russia, Japan and Germany have been sending between three and four tons of prop;
gamda per steamer into San Francisco.
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Murk Adds Passenger
To No*)hbound Ship List
A child was born aboard ship
to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford $
'Smith enroute from Seattle to
Fairbanks, where Smith is an
employee of Pan American air
.vays. The child arrived before
the ship got to Ketchikan. The
boat, the Columbia had only
one physician aboard, who de
ivered the baby while the ship
ro!led in rough weather. The
mother said she would name it
Constance, and wondered if it
would be classed as a stowaway.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Butler and
Mr. and Mrs. James Martz were
'ueets of Miss Louise Williams
Sunday.
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