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'FITE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW 20 Sunday, Oct. 20, 1946. WOODS BUNGLED HANGINGS, CLAIM Romance Ended 1 NEGRO POLITICO MENTAL PATIENT EX-MARINE REPORTED SLAIN, FOUND ALIVE LYNN, Oct. 19. The parents of a 20-year-old former marine, who was mistakenly identifie4 as a youth who had been shot to death in a stolen car in Arizona, were overjoyed when informed he had been located in California.

Police Lt. Asa Darsney quoted David Henry Eaton as saying he was quite confident from the moment he was notified that David Henry had been shot that it was a case of mistaken identiy. The elder Eaton's belief was confirmed when the body arrived here. The parents observed that it bore no resemblance to their son and lacked tattoo marks on the arm. Local police also determined that fingerprints did not match those of the young ex-marine.

Eaton said that he also was certain that his son was not involved in any way with the Kingman. car theft and that he would be able to clear himself of any suspicion. SHIP CHRISTMAS TREES. BEND, Oct. 19.

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GROSS DIES IN JET PLANE CRASH DAYTON, Ohio, Oct. 19. (p) Officials at air materiel command headquarters, Wright field, today announced that Brig. Gen. Mervin E.

Gross, 46, commandant of the A. A. F. Institute of technology was killed in a P-80 jet plane crash near Brooksville, Ky. Gen.

Gross, who was piloting the plane, was en route from an air force base in the south to Wright field at the time of the crash last night. Sheriff Tom Kinny of Brooksville said the speedy jet plane crashed and exploded on a ridge near the town a few seconds after roaring low over the area. glig HOMES Fog' Ai; Call or See Ca suA DAY! w-d; glirr 11111Alria 1111 111111111111 ourritli Ira OA a QUALITY CUTS CU, CITINRSE JAIL PRELATE. SHLNGHAI, Oct. 19.

(AArchbishop Victor, head of the pro-Soviet Greek orthodox church in China, was arrested today by Chinese police who said they were acting under instructions of the ministry of national defense at Nanking. They declined to report the charges against him. the arrest caused a stir In Shanghai's large Russian community. Modern Laundry kir Sale MODERN LAUNDRY FOR SALE: Volume from $110,000 to $120,000 a year showing nice profit. This business has been held at $35,000 and Is now offered for quick sale for $25,000.

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111f1U Hail III Ill vOFIIII Ilium Kr! Ivor the example set 'ME SPOKESMAN-REVIEW' EX-MARINE REPORTED BRIG. GEN. GROSS DIES CHINESE JAIL PRELATE. 20 Sunday, Oct. 20, 1946.

Romance Ended NEGRO POLITICO bishop SLAIN, FOUND ALIVE IN JET PLANE CRASH SHLNGHAI Oct. 19. 4,...44, 00,,,,,, wa shop Victor, head of the pro- WOODS BUNGLED 7: tilled as a youth who had been shot ME TAL PATIE MT Officials Ohio, a a i materiel command Soviet Greek orthodox church by Chi i China, was arrested today i headquarters Wright field, today nese police who said they were act- NGINGS CLAIM -'1 'Kret' were death in a Mien car in Ar17011a announced that Brig. Gen. Mervin ing under instructions of the min- 0 4 wereoveriovfd when informed li E.

Gross, 46, commandant of the istry of national defense at Nan- had been l'ojated in California. A. A. F. institute of technology kink.

They declined to report the IN, Polae Lt. Asa Darsney quoted was killed in a P-80 jet plane crash charges against him. 1 io 5.10 I -'5, to HA ,4, ft 6 near Brooksville, Ky. piloting the shangh large Rusan corn- va David Henry Eaton as saying the arrest caused a stir in he was quite confident from the Gen. Gross, who was ats si '4 V.

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II 1 the entire famil. i. tN, g-- I I i ATLANTA, Oct. 19. (A)---Aurelius S.

Scott, Negro candidate for coroner, was removed by relatives from the Atlanta jail early today for transfer to a Nashville, "mental institution," Police Chief M. Abmhornsby reported. The chief quoted a report of Capt. H. T.

Jenkins that Scott "was still very violent" when a brother and two other Negroes came for him after he had been held several hours at the request of members of his family. The 45-year-old Scott last night was "booked to hold on charges of disorderly conduct and demented," Hornsby said. Cornelius A. Scott, publisher of the Atlanta Daily World and brother of the Negro candidate, said, "Aurelius has been a sick man for some months." The publisher said a reservation was made by the family early yesterday In the Nashville sanatorium and that his brother agreed to go there. "However," Scott said, "when the time came he resisted and we had to call the police." Scott said he would ask Fulton county Ordinary (Clerk) Eugene Gunby to disqualify his brother as a candidate because "he does not meet the required two years' residence in Georgia." liu S.

Scott, Negro candidate for ATLANTA, 19. WaS by relatives from the Atlanta jail early today for transfer to a Nashville, Chief "mental institution," Police M. 'Abm hornsby repozled. The chief quoted a report of Capt. II.

T. Jenkins that Scott "Was still very violent" when a brother and two other Negroes came for him after he had been held several hours at the request of members of his family. The 45-year-old Scott last night was "booked to hold on charges of disorderly conduct and demented," Hornsby said. Cornelius A. Scott, publisher of the Atlanta Daily World and broth, er of the Negro candidate, said, Aurelius has been a sick man for s017 the Nashville ty Ihe publisher said a reservation terday the family sanato- early rium and that hi yes, brother agreed to go there.

"However," Scott said "when the tim lime me he re sisted and we had to call the police." Scott said he would ask Fulton county Ordinary (Clerk) Eugene Gunby can to disqualify his brother as a didate ecaue does not bc "he A-- required two years resi- I or RESTAURANTS INSTITUTIONS RESTAURANTS 10 mrsexado THE LUXURY AND COLOR that beautify the better home. ran only ba produced by GENUINE, IMPORTED THE LUXURY AND COLOR 16,4 :tajtiFitkatoiii.44t.iti4i4:siZitoi Dorothy May Breitigan, music student, appears in a Lancaster. court after pleading guilty to morals charges and stealing gold from the watch company where she was employed. She said she sold the gold to finance trysts with a 59-year-old organist and choir director. She received an indeterminate sentence.

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North AMPEICUI Nrwspaper NUERNBERG, Oct. 17. (By WirelessiAllegations that the Nurnberg executions were badly bungled are being made here today. Although this had not been apparent to the observers watching the scaffold, an official medical inspection made below the platform is said to have revealed a shambles and made it unlikely that photographs of the corpses ever will be British doubts as to the arrangements for the hangings were expressed immediately after it became known that the services of their veteran hangman, 80-year-old Henry Pierrepoint, had been rejected in favor of the American, MiSgt. John C.

Woods, whom they understood to be not a professional prison executioner. Jodi's Nose Broken. Pierrepoint bragR that he never breaks, marks or mars a body when he hangs a man. He insists on seeing the man he is about to hang, checks visually his height and weight to make sure he has not miscalculated the drop, and is credited with never making a mistake and with always insuring instantaneous death. In these circumstances, professional crime reporters here have watched with interest the first major effort of the American hangman.

His result is not attributed to negligence or inhumanity though the victims did not merit any special considerationhut to inexperience and lack of discrimination between the weights and bulks of 11 different men. Cecil Cat ling, correspondent of the London Star, sent the following dispatch to his paper today: "As 3odl fell, his nose struck the edge of the trap and was broken. The whole of Stretcher's face was caught on the edge of the trap and was unrecognizable. As all the executed men were cut down, blood was coming from their mouths and I ears. Miscalculation in the length i of the drop was the cause of this.

Shambles in Pit. 'While everything seemed precise and businesslike on the scaffold, it was like a shambles in the pit below, I was told. Each of the dead men was photographed directly after death for the official records. I am told that these are too horrible ever to he published. "The complaint is that the trap was not built to the proper specifications.

Some of the drops were too, short and the victims were strangled. Death in some cases took nearly a quarter of an hour." Another cause of international friction has developed as a result of the unsavory ending of the trials. Although full reports on the hangings have been released to the press here by the American and British members of the interaational delegation of observers, the reports of the Russians have not been given to us. Thu. we have no knowledge of the Russians' view of the events, despite a firm agreement that Russian dispatcheslike those of the Some Nazis Strangled, Faces led British Charge ano By GAL LT MactIOWAN.

North AMPrieftll Nrwspaper Alliance, NUERNBRG, Oct. 17. (By Wire- that the Nuern- berg executions were badly bun- gled are being made here today. Although this had not been Raper- ent to the observers watching the scaffold, an official medical inspee- tion made below the platform is said to have revealed a shambles and made the it unlikely that photo- graphs of corpses ever will be British doubts as to the arrange- ments for the hangings were ex pressed immediately after it he their eteran hangman 80-year-old came known that the services of Henry Pierre point, had been re- jected in favor of the American, MiSgt. John C.

Woods, whom they, understood to be not A professional prison executioner. i Jodi' Nose Broken. Perrepoint bragR that he never breaksmarks or mars a body when other allied nations would be made available to all. According to Lt. Col.

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