Show - 10 £bc Salt Cak Tribune Saturday Morning" Travels Alone at 17 Months Ancient Rail Car Yields Three Bodies Z1 ’ wr 4 Word ‘Nazi’ Cut Into One of Pilots Prepare For Mock Dixie Air War Bombers to Roar Off to ‘Destroy’ Louisiana Base j - Headless Corpses h chest of one In letters were found Friday in box cars assigned to the scrap heap at the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad jards in nearby Stowe township Authorities advanced one theory thefttifee were victims oTthe "ijiad butcher Rpn” bf&med ’'ltjt'12 torso slayings in Cleveland because of the similarity to t h e Two of the "butcher's" work bodies had been dissected with the dexterity of a surgeon or a butcher tc-tlo- Deputy Coroner Anthony Sappo said however the “mad butcher" angle was "confused” by the discovery of the word "nazi" and a report that the box cars had been on a Youngstown Ohio siding for a year before they were shipped to Struthers Ohio April 19 and on to Pittsburgh two days later He added - sion Dissected by Expert Dr O R Helmbold coroner s physician sai$i the two dissected bodies found here had been cut up ‘ by an expert who had some knowledge of surgery or waa a butcher ” "It seems- - that a butcher knife was used and by someone who knew how to handle it" Helmbold added "All of the cuts were neatly made and there were no nicks in the bone or flesh surrounding the UtaThe killer knew his anatomy " Arms legs and thighs were found with the two bodies but the heads of all three were missing Sea Engineers Sign Contract SAN FRANCISCO May 3 (Aft— The fifth major maritime labor contract completed this week was signed Friday between the CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial and the Pacific American assq-ciati- - association Shipowners’ The contract provides for a 10 per cent increase in base pav war bonuses of 25 and 30 per cent and improved working conditions It is retroactive to March 1 and runs until September 30 1941 subject to possible wage revision every six months It covers offshore and intercoastal vessels Other agreements were between the Pacific American Shipowners’ association and the A F L Sailors’ Union of the Pacific Independent Marine Firemen Oilers Water-tenders and Johnny Halinen at 17 months didn't haveito like traveling alone with strangers so he said so when he got to Chicago His mother left behind in St Louis followed on the next train arrived an hour later Infant Bawls Orders to Crew Of Train That Left Mother CHICAGO May 3 (Ah— Johnny Hallinen 17 months old who became separated frpm his mother in Kansas City Thursday night rejoined her In Chicago Friday after Ijossing a train qrew most of the morning They were en route from their home in Los Angeles Cal to Flint Mich for a vacation with relatives When the Santa Fe train stopped in Kansas Citv later train Double Slaying As Flap Breaks STOCKTON Cal May 3 (Aft— The bodies of a young man and his girl companion their throats cut hdf arms and lps tied' w‘n' fn-I Oil HQ In a TieTd four mTTes souTfT of here Friday The dead Nathan Chinchiolo 23 member of a well known Stockton family and Dorothy Woofter 19 of nearby Tracy a waitress had been missing sineb late Sundav night Their automobile was found abandoned in Fresno 100 miles away last Monday A window was broken and thseat bloodstained Criminally Assaulted Dr Orrin Fry San Joaquin General hospital autopsy surgeon sacd the couple died from the slashes in their throats Neither appar- ntl had been beaten he said but the girl had been criminally assaulted Police unofficially expressed the theory that Chinchiolo had been slain elsewhere This assumption apparently was based on the absence of any sign of a struggle Automobile tracks and a piece of broken glass — possibly from the car found at Fresno — were found 30 feet from w'here the bodies lav District Attorney F C Clowds-le- y questioned numerous friends and relatives of the couple but hours after discovery of the bodies authorities gave no indication they had found either suspects or mo-ti- v Police Guard For Trial ' one-tim- d FAST! 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