THE DAILT ALASKA EMPIRE
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VOL. XLIII., NO. 6625. _ JUNEAU, ALASKA. SATURDAyTaPRIL 14, 1934.MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESSPRICE TEN CENTS
DESPERADO HAS
ESCAPED FROM
OFFICERS’ NET
Following Raid on Indiana
CHICAGO. 111.. April 14.—John
DilUnger, America’s Number One
vanishing outlaw, has vanished
again after replenishing his arms
at the expense of a city jail in
Warsaw, Indiana, on Thursday.
Officers failed to catch him al
though roads were blockaded and
scurrying squads of officers covered
the country, ordered to shoot on
sight.
Dillinger’s girl friend, Evelyn
Frechette, is. however, held under
a $60,000 bail for hearing on
April 21 cn the question of whether
she will be extradited to St. Paul
on a charge of helping Dillinger
to escape by using a machine gun
ficm a trap in an apartment house
there.
Town Jail, Public Enemy
No. One, Disappears
SENATE PASSES
REVENUE BILL,
HIGHER LEVIES
Measure Immediately Sent
Back to House for Ac
tion on Amendments
WASHINGTON. April 14.—With
only seven votes in opposition,
the Senate last night passed the
new revenue bill with higher lev
ies on big incomes, inheritances,
gifts and corporations.
The measure was sent back to
the House for action on scores of
amendments.
It is estimated the bill will pro
duce taxes of four hundred and
eight million dollars annually.
The bill provides for lower rates
on the small income tax payer de
' spite the one year additional ten
percent on all individual returns
which was opposed by all Repub
licans.
STRONG OPPOSITION
WASHINGTON, April 14. —
Strong opposition to many of the
Senate changes in the tax bill is
expressed by House leaders indi
cating a difficult journey for the
revenue raising legislation.
