! The ransom money was paid in
1 a graveyard and the baby was to
have been released. Instead, the
baby's body was found. Then began
the long effort to find and arrest
;he kidnaper and slayer.
The State of New Jersey believes
it has a clear case against Haupt
'mann.
It is stated that perhaps over 100
witnesses will testify during the
BETTER HOUSING
COMMITTEE IS TO
RESUME CANVASS
Following the holiday season,
work will be resumed by the can
vassers employed by the Better
Housing Committee to convey in
formation regarding the opportun
ities provided under FHA to home
owners and residents of Juneau, it
was announced today by J. J. Con
: nors. General Chairman of the
[ Committee. These canvassers will
thoroughly cover the city and Gla
j cier Highway residences, to con
tact all people interested in home
improvement or building.
It is expected that a meeting
of the central committee will be
COAL OUTPUT
INCREASED BY
ALASKA MINES
Two Properties to West
ward Are Turning Out
Good Product
The output of coal from Alaska
mines in 1934 is estimated to have
been about 112.000 tons, or about
20 percent more than in 1933. How
ever, the average price at which |
the Alaska coal sold in 1934 was
apparently much less than hereto
fore, and therefore its total value
was about the same or less than
that of 1933. The largest amount!
of coal came from the property of
the Healy River Coal Corporation !
at Suntrana, in the Nenana field,
and was used largely in power pro
duction in the Fairbanks district.
