Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 31

AFTER LAST NIGHT MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE By Will Jones I June 25, 1932 NEWS AROUND THE WORLD ol i Austrian minister whom they mistook for pro-pact deputies. Alaska Can'f Stand Closeups been totally deaf the last 10 years. GRAVE MISTAKE James Weekes, 21, walked Into the Milwaukee, wi- j' ri 4 HKRO Ol'STKD Lt. Cdr. Schacht, Adolph Hitler's finan morgue 'I 1 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA ion of military regulations! My old notions about romantic si "''P Seattle, Th reference to Alaska have returned.

"Lost: Horizon" to him miEgesl- To Cet here we flew over the "ash-lading on a bleakest, most forbidding, and wy Ronald at the same time, most beautiful sh, vfrHlne Se, of mountains imagmahle, h's boUle' fu- and arrived In Anchorage and ldentl-tied the man who had been buried in his place as Donald Becker, 23, a friend of his. Becker was found dead In Weekes' hotel room and bur cial wrard, anno need at Germany, he soon will open a private bank at Hamburg, Germany. The bank will have a capital of and specialize in financing foreign trade. CAPTl'RKD Hands rlaipcd behind his head. Lodes Corby, 18, was marched to a Rich-vilie, jail.

He ami a companion, Fred Proctor, were captured In a wheat field after slugging a deputy sheriff and fleeing a jail at Mt. Pleasant, Mich. PKOTKST Russia assailed agreement by the I'nited States and Britain to give Italy wider administrative powers in Trieste. The diplomatic notes allied Russia, briefly, with its bitter enemy, A 4 the glarler-loaried crocked, an eekes by Weekes' Schacht ied as Weekes after Identification landlady. ME ISO OtSTEI) Lt.

Cdr. Alastair ('. Mars, 37, a British submarine hero who said he lacked faith In his government and mistrusted America, was sentenced by court martial at Portsmouth, England, to dismissal from Ihe service. Mars was STILL F1.V1XC. The civil aeronautics administration, iri announcing results of its annual plane count, said nine Ford tri-motor planes still are flying.

Ths planes were built In 1923. IT Telephat IS, marched to jail "I think we better stay here forever," he announced as soon as he got his feet on the ground. "I ain't got enough nerve to go back." Safe on Base As for Anchorage proper, I've seen it only from the air. We landed at Elmendort. air base, where we're to be quartered for a few days.

The army has kept us busy for a full day with briefings, receptions, instructions, and fixing us up with passes, PX cards, credentials and such. I haven't been off the Lodes Corby, Fathed in yellow late-afternoon liglt, Ihey had an ominous, frightening look. I was happy to see them. I'd been reading some rhamher of cnm-merre type literature about Alaska on the way up. It dwelt too '-eavily upon the beautiful green valleys and fertile farmlands.

Our party has had a brief glimpse of those around Anchorage and we're scheduled to see more. If I'd wanted to see beautiful farms, however, I could have stayed in Minnesota. OTHER RADIO RK( Greece decided to recognie King Farouk of Egypt as king of ihe Sudan. The action by government officials at Athens was the first by a non-Moslem, A a slate. at Hohokus, N.

when one of them bought a secondhand automobile with a stolen government check. Police said members of the "crime corporation" admitted stealing checks, looting classrooms, breaking into parked cars and stealing tools and machinery. WMIN 1400 ru-ee i Mrt. H. Antnn Odftrhotmi IM) KfvSltn4 Hwil: 1 in I'nut It Mu.l Kwt.fchA The Proper Light The ii convicts still nl large on the coast of Brazil were reported splitting up into small found guilty on four charges of disobeying transfer commands and being absent without leave.

.4 ew York federal rnurt awarded ifH.OIK) to Robert H. Rairlin, 43, hecaime hippopotamus hit off hit right arm, Rair-lint, a tailor assigned to teSd the animal, had sited ihe oirners of the freighter African Star, uhirh brought the hippo from Africa to Sett York's Central pork too, WELFARE WORK Nine voting men and four girls ar CHII.K RIDS RIOT -Chile's i chamber of deputies ratified AP rVlrethol TheBe three girls are among those seeking the title "Miss American Beauties mutual defense pact with the group in an attempt to flip through polite lines into the jungle. 'nited States at Santiago and sent it to the senate. In protest, 'CRIME. 1C Seven New I Communists rioted, attacking 1 Jersey teen-agers were arrestpd the British ambassador and United States" at the Miss Universe beauty pageant which opened at Long Beach, Tuesday.

Judges will aelect "Miss United States" Friday night. The winner will compete, in the Miss Universe contest. Left to right are Jodell Stirm-linger, St. Paul, Miss Minnesota; Jean Tingle, Miss Kentucky, and Jean Harper, Miss Tennessee. Tun.

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11. Htmni, 11 IS Nri Hrd. 11.M Mim 0t Tlm Cloh: 1 Ml lionit l.ut'nlnt; 45 fwmt Hlnn; Good l.mu-nioi; ft no Hart? Zimmerman: I 4S 00 DalrT UporU; 1. 14 Dcto-tlonij Malr; I 00 Urn II, WPBC 980 Wn am Xfx-Hirp, H.ll.; XS Rrrk? Ann A Hill; 145 'lha Ambaaudorif BUI glraart: Now, thanks to the fascinatingly ugly introduction to Alaska provided by the Chuga-chrs, I'm prepared to appreciate everything else here in its prop-er light. One of the movie critics aboard the plane said the mountains reminded him of "Lost Horizon." Then, when things turned suddenly green and Anchorage loomed into sight, there upre remarks about Shangri-La.

From a planeload of movie critics you could expect, that. An eastern critic who doesn't like plane travel had been hitting the jug secretly (in viola- rived at Southampton, England, base yet. I haven even seen the movie we came tfj Alaska to see. Anchorage may have struck the critics as Shangri-La from the air. Rut from the Minneso-lans I've met at Elmendorf, I hear different.

One of the drivers who's been taking us around the base Is Cpl. Lyle P. Hochsprung of Glencoe, Minn. "I never go into Anchorage," he said. "It's nothing but bars, and you have to be 21 to go in.

I'm 20. Even if you just go in to watch the entertainment and you get caught, you get busted," He contents himself with the post movies they've even started running matinees lately, and the films are Hollywood's newest the occasional USO shows, and the home grown en kids at 50 cents a quart! It's 20 cents on the base." Day Brightener: They Say "What we nped is not. fewer people but more hefween them where those who would stand on their own feet, could, and those who won't, might have was one of the first people I met here. He's aide to Ma'i. Gen.

William D. Old, who heads the Alaskan air command. Gordon got a unique view of Anchorage life when he was post prison officer. "I used to go in there on patrols, and it's the roughest town I've ever seen," he said. "I know, I've seen the roughest in the After eating a sumpt lunch at an en list men mess hall, and Faulkner Ives States.

This has them all beat. later an even more sumptuous tertainment put together by TV SERVICE HONEST. RELIABLE, LOW RATES Call Gobberts, Gibson 2531 wnen somenoay lams about all i dinner at the officers' club, a from the United States to do welfare work In the bomb-torn shim area of London's east end. The group, ranging in age from IS to 24, are the first of 55 to come from the United States and Canada. Asvi.l'M GRANTED A Russian army driver who faked a breakdown of his truck to holt across the West German frontier, has been granted political asylum, a British official said at Bonn, Germany.

The Russian, Pvt. Ivan Borkivits, 24, took so long to fix the "breakdown" that two Russian officers In the truck fell asleep. 18-DAY FAST Mrs. Mabel Heminger. 55, 185-pound Osburn, Idaho, woman, went into her ISth day of a 21-day religious fast In an effort to regain her hearing.

She started to lose her hearing 35 years ago and has special services. The upcoming i tne knifings and killings, a lot! critic from Pittsburgh, an-premiere, he said, was an eager-! People take it for kidding, nounced: lv awaited break in the routine, But ft happens about once a "After seeing this place I rea-Lt. Paul Gordon of St. Paul i Ili7e Sherman was right Sher- sM'm 2k atatr; ft: 10 nmmunttr Quit: 0:45 Houa-lvs' Hit raradr: 11100 C.ood Nrlshborl 10 .111 Muilt; riia Hanoi; 11)0 hut 'a' Itont. 1-m ina; I Topa in fooi; 1 4 knlihta A Kanotoa; Rhvmr; l.rm Pop tnnrrrt; Oasnin lth fiu: 4 00 v.w-.orl.; 410 In Roa; .100 Wailin' for Poppa: 5rathrr-Nr-Spnrt4; (i.

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Med. 4 45 am, Kewa: 1:00 luhl riaalni 115 p.alm of ltr; 7 30 Top of Ih. Da; I 0:45 Women' Pate; 0 no Kilrhen Coa. rerl; 0:11 I N. lodar; 0 .10 Neva; 0 45 Matt of rallh: in mi Derotlona; 10:15 Our Chotih; man Billingsley, that is." Little Minnesota WILLIAM FAULKNER, author, on initiative.

"Never before have we knuckled down to any power. Let us never be subservient to Soviet Russia, even if we thus may run the risk of outright war." -SEN. IVES N. Y.L "The American girl is supposed to be the finest of her kind in the world, the quintessence of feminine charm. What do advertisers say about her on the radio, on television? I shall put it as gently as I can: she suffers from dandruff, from body from halitosis.

1 could go on BAXTER, member of the British At the PX one of the civilian clerks is Mrs. A. L. Peplinski of Rochester, Minn. Her hushand, a U.S.

Eases Ban on Color TY TODAY'S FEATURES ON RADIO AND TV 'vi-A lVH cevva to Is 0 8.00 r.M.- Comedy, "On Borrowed Time," with Ralph Morgan, Melville Cooper and Billy Chaplin. Ch. 4. RADIO 8:00 A.M Mrs. Spencer Tracy lo be saluted as "Woman of the Week." WTCN.

caninei maker, is nere on a government work contract. They live on the base. They prefer it to Anchorage even though they haven't been ahle to get housekeeping quarters. Mrs. Robert Slickney of Minneapolis was in the TX shopping with Kevin, 2, one of her five children.

Her family lives on the base, 100. Her hushand is a master sergeant in the engineers and a part-time bartender at the officers' club. Stickney is the character who once disrupted the Tribune office by distributing repeating rubber guns to staff memhers. He was then peddling 1hem for his brother-in-law, Victor Muggli, who has a plastics plant in Minneapolis. (Muggli has since got some defense contracts but not for rubber guns.) Stickney re-enlisted a year ago.

He plans to be back home in another vear. nlrn off. Wed. 8ln on 1:45 m. Newa; oo Tttnne Conrert; 1 on Children Corner.

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Ch. 4. 7:00 r.M. Drama, "Thorne In the Flesh," with Peter Cookson and Beatrice Straight. Ch.

5. 7:30 Drama, "The Dark Shore," with John Raitt. Ch. 4. 9:00 Boxing, Davey vs.

Vejar. s0v 4M4? Peggy 8:30 P.M. Bing Crosby's guest: Lee. WCCO. Peggy Lee WASHINGTON I.T The: government eased its ban on color television Tuesday, but mass production of the new sets is still a long way off.

Government i i als and manufacturers agreed the demands of 1he defense program on the electronics industry will prevent anything more than a trickle of color TV machines into ihe market for about two years. Inside Bakery Workers Vote on Employer Offer A thousand inside bakery workers in 24 Twin Cities wholesale bakeries are voting whether to accept an employer offer for a new contract. Terms of the offer were not made public pending announce- ment of balloting results. Some 600 memhers of Minne- spolis Bakery Workers union 222 voted Tuesday. Their ballots were sealed and will be counted together with those of 400 memhers of St.

Paul union 21 who vote today. The vote does not affect disputes of about 300 employes of retail handicraft bakeries in the two cities or 700 drivers of the wholesale firms. A ftl A Published at $ervic raadert, at no eharaa to broaJcater. TELEVISION irvivi Tha Tribune is not responsible for program chanoes fev station. WDOY-1130 WCCO-S30 (CBS WTCM-TV Chinnel 4 KSTP-TV Chinnel i WlBL-1330 (Malialj KSTP-t600 (N'BCl FM-102 1 Mef.

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