Friday, November 21, 19sw
PAGE SIX
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORFfiON
MEMBERS
KIDNAP
OF
GANG HELD
Police of Lot Angelet
Raid Hideouts And
Arrest 13
TIMES EDITOR WAS
AN INTENDED VICTIM
Gang Had Collected Money
From Two Wealthy Los
Angeles Men
L08 ANGELES, Not. 11. (AD
Polio claimed today they had
broken ap a rang ol alleged kid
napers, responsible for threats re
cently made against several prom
inent Los Angeles citltens. The
announcement came after the ar
rest of taelTe men and a woman
In a series of raids conducted by
Kdward Chitwood, head of the
narcotic squad, last night.
Although members of the sus
pected gang, allegedly organlxed
in Bast St. Louis of volunteers
from Chicago and New York,
were held on violation ot the state
narcotlo act, Chitwood said be hsd
Information from the underworld
they plotted the kidnaping and
actually carried out two ot them.
Those In custody are Albert
Xempe, XI; Harold J. Slansberry,
31; Sam Strong, 35; Margaret
Rrycs, IS; Howard J. Smith. 35;
George Scott, iJ: Krnest Block
er. 38: George S. WIIon. 41;
.Tone Long, 32; Jack McNeil, 27;
Kay oeelork, 26; Ben Nichols, IS;
ani Taul Cook. 32.
Chitwood said the prisoners or
ganised the plot to kidnap Harry
Chandler, publisher of the Lns
Angeles Times, which recently
was revealed by notice after the
publisher hsd been placed under
guard. No attempt waa made to
carry out threats against Chan
dler. Investigators said two wealthy
elt Irons hsd been kidnaped and
had paid ransom, but did not
make re pons because of threats
sgalnst their lives.
The su'pecU, taken In raids on
Isolated hideouts, will he paraded
before victims of holdups todsy
In an effort to obtain further Iden
tification. Police suld narcotics
were found In the apartments
raided. They said they bad In
formation the gang members held
regular meetings and maintained
an arsenal for use In crimes plot
ted. The cache waa not dij-cov-ered.
Finger printa and descriptions
ot the prisoners were dispatched
to Chicsgo, New York and Kan
sas City authorities for possible
identification.
Interstate Fair
Started 37 Years
Ago Discontinued
SPOKANE, Nov. 21. (AP)
The Spokane Interstate fair, an
anual erent here (or $7 years,
was ordered discontinued yester
day by Tote ot the stockhold
ers. '"The fair, a great drawing
card a few years ago, had no
longer appeals to the public
fancy," K. lnslnger, a director,
said after the dissolution meet- i
Ing. "There are toa many other 1
amusements and diversions."
Cashier Beats Off
Three Assailants
Portland Golfer
Leads Field In
Oregon Golf Play
rORTLANO. Nov. II. (API
Art Pease Portland golfer, was
leading the field aa 13 players
finished the first 1 holes In
the Oregon open golf champion
ship, which started at the Co
lumbia Country club todsy.
Pease took a 33 on the (Irst
nine and repeated the count cn
his second nlue for a ".
Of (0 golfers finishing the I
first nine holes, Johnny Rohblns,
Alderwood star, Portland, was
tied with Al Esplnosa. Chicago
pro. with the par score of 3t.
The nearest finishers of the
first nine holes to the leaders,
KobMns and Koplnosa, were Ar
lo Kyle, Klrerslde Portland,
with 17 and the distinction of
making hole-ln-on In chain
plonihip play, and Clarence
Clark, professional of Oklahoma,
who also had a 37.
Gt.ll!: I'PKIltK DOWN'
I.OS AXC.KLES. Not. 31, (API
Lyman Voelpel eaa fly upside
down In a gilder. Twice In a
flight he flipped the machlue
over and flew lot) feet.
There are It. 411.0(10 people In
Rngland and Wales, according to
an official estimate.
SYDNEY. N. S. W Nov. 11.
(AP) Left in sole chsrge of
the suburban branch of 3 batik
tor a few mfnntea this morning
the cashier, M. R. Hodklnson.
not only beat off a desperate at
tack by three gunmen but fa
tally shot one of them after
being himself seriously wound
ed. The baffled gunmen dashed
oft In a waiting taxi to which
they dragced their wonnded com
panion. The body of the dead
gunman later was found dumped
on the sand bills just outside
the city.
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