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Kidnaper Convicted• Sentence
to Life Imprisonment. Verdict
EMPLOYMENT
ON INCREASE;
OUTLOOK GOOD
Code Control, President s
Policy Putting Men
Back to Work
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6—Code
control and the President’s re
employment agreement is said by
the American Federation of Labor,
after a survey of the November
business, to have put 4.000.000 men
and women back to work and over
1.700.000 of these were re-employ
ed in the July to September per
iod while industry was declining
and the workers total buying
power has raised eight percent.
Unemployment is still decreasing
the report says.
A new buying power will con
tinue in effect for the next few
months as a large volume of con
struction work will be started and
orders for materials will stimulate
heavy production on many Indus- j
tries.
DR. BUNNELL HERE
ON HIS WAY EAST;
Dr. Charles E. Bunnell. President
of the Alaska Agricultural College !
and School of Mines, is a passenger I
south on the Northwestern enroute i
to Chicago to attend the convention
on November 13 to 15 of land grant j
colleges. He states he will be ab
sent several weeks and may visit
several other large centers during i
his absence.
“The Alaska College has a splen- j
did enrollment,” says Dr. Bunnell,
•practically all our accommodations
being taken and everything going!
nicely.”
During the absence of Dr. Bun
nell. Dean Patty is in charge at |
the college.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 6.—George
McGee, aged 21 years, was sen
tenced to life imprisonment by a
jury which convicted him late
last Saturday night of participat
ing in the $30,000 ransom and
kidnaping of Miss Mary McElroy,
daughter of the City Manager, last
summer.
