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/ glass enable witnesses to watch THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, January 12, 1958 ---- Ee the execution. A gasket of neo | | prene rubber insures an airtight seal on the door, which is screwed tight against the gasket. A four gallon stainless steel con- | tainer is suspended directly be- | neath the steel chair in which the condemned criminal sits, Controls | outside the chamber release cyan- | ide pellets that tumble into sulphur- fc acid in the container, The gas | rises swiftly and causes death sec- | onds after being inhaled. | After the execution, an electric | exhaust fan at the top of the cham- | ber withdraws the gas, creating a vacuum. A valve is then tripped, sending air rushing in through ven- tilators. Water is flushed over the | floor, and after about 15 minutes | the door may be safely opened and the body removed, | Two men are required to ate the chamber. One is the official | executioner, who trips the controls | starting the mixture of the lethal | gas, The other man manipulates | the ventilating and neutralizing ' controls, | Eaton's experts supervise tests of the chamber at each penitentiary before it is used for am execution. | A hog is used for this test which | also serves to train the execution- | er and operator in the use of the | PE a a machine. URANCE RECORD The chamber is made of three- | David A. Burchinal, Washington, | sixteenth inch carbon steel plate. | Pa; Major Forrest A. McCoy, |The finished device weighs about | Torrington, Wyo.: Capt. Stephen | 12 000 pounds. { JET E shuttled between Britain and North - Africa for 47 hours, 35 minutes, covering 21,000 miles, The four-man crew of a US, Stratojet bomber have their feet AN Never Before In Our Business History EVENT TO EQUAL THIS ERWINNE'S JANUARY GLEAN SWEEP SALE That Shatters Every K nown Record For Price Cutting on the ground again at Fairford | Attached to the Strategic Air | Franko, Struthers, Ont, and Royal Air. Force base, England, | Command, the craft was refueled | Major Pat H. Earhart, San An- after setting a new endurance | in mid-air by flying tankers. The | tonio, Tex record for jet alrer ift. The B47 ° crewmen are (left to right)! Col. | Central Press Canadian ELORA NEEDS black type in an advertisement appearing in Toronto news- papers Saturday reads: z : : 3 WANTE enefit Canadian Prisoners ce? bF Force hn ' ol ment, inserte the village of OTTAWA (CP) C hanges may be ' The report will be given to the | boards to interview prisoners who | ving inserted by of Tage bt recommended this year in Canada's justice minister as soon as all] seek tickets of leave, This work says: drole system, now being studied | these views have been studied," now is done by officers of the| "Applicants to furnish their own | by Mr. Justice Gerald Fauteux of | terview, The committee will hold | vice, They might recommend more the Supreme Court of Canada hearings but whether they will be|liberal allowances for good be- The committee's report may be Public has not yet been decided. | havior. Prisoners' time off for good . {igen to Justice Minister Garson| He said the'committee found the | behavior now is six days a month | Hamilton Pa I month-long visit to Britain last|for the first year and 10 days a | lament, However, it is unlikely | or . the recommendations will be an.| Advanced features of the British) a man sentenced to 15 years will Is Ex andin pounced at the time, Such reports Penal and probationary systems get out in 11 years, four months Pp g of committees, appointed by cab- nowever might not be applicable | and 20 days if he earns all his| HAMILTON (CP)--Andrew Pel | bt o Canada. | time off. | ter, publisher of the morning Ham- | * p Lp o | n 2 In the 15 months it has worked lee Bre Joseph MoCdlier, Joiner | usually are freed after serving be-| anv he will also publish an af- | the committee has visited penal | to. oc d no ard ; pen en: | tween 10 and 20 years. | ternoon newspaper starting Jan, 31 | institutions and studied the pro-| aries and now warden of Hart| Problems facing the committee "ar. "peller, president of Peller | House at the University of Tor-| include the divided jurisdiction be- | publishine Ltd said the new Parole System Ch anges Will TORONTO (CP) -- The big The small print of the announce- ¥ a committee of experts headed | Mr, Justice Fauteux said in an in- | Justice department's remission ser- | cruiser, . . . uring the current session of Par- August 'very instructive." Some| month for succeeding years, Thus, fn# ministers rarely are made Other members of the commit-| Persons serving life sentences ilton' Daily News, announced Sat. | bation sytems of the United King: | onto: Ale Everly Sis) fuclude the divided. Jur beovmeigi| Cublishina" Lid, said the new | dom and Belgium | pri , a J principal of Queen's University and | authorities on penal matters. Some ! ity' i OPINIONS STILL COMING | Pe oi villiar | 4 ? idl | Dailv News. The city's other daily | | Penal Association and William B. | provinces have modern penal 5Y-|is the Hamilton Spectator, an | | | Submissions still are coming to | former president of the Canadian) tems which include prison farms, | avening paner #t from provincial attorneys-gen- Common, Ontario chief prosecutor, | technical schools for young offend- | The Ril Daily News was Institutions, prison wardens, Informarnits say the committee | Other provinces have only county itati socie! a ssi . ha ty | replaced the thrice-weekly Hamil- | er rehabilitation societies | may possibly recommend estab-| jails where young and old prison: | top News, Both newspavers will RA Eo | building on_Jackson street east in ber Re laci N se one of the chambers, which cost | downtown Hamilton. Pp ing ' 0 Colorado and the other western) SMUGGLNG ROUTE BARED f Killing The Condemned us adored he polson gas meth | ratees, Formosa (AP)---Com.| g [p cause of unsatisfactory ex-|.. ..i° China is using Japanese | aA | first all-steel and glass chamber |orado condemned man was sprung | fishing boats to smuggle out nar-| DENVER, Col. (AP) -- The leth; | into use in 1933, although Nevada on the hanging trap three. times | cotics to international markets, the | cuting condemned prisoners, used | ber of masonry and metal parts , , in | since the early thirties by several | furnished by Eaton | aS ikado # original gas chamber tao news agency said Sunday. Ta- | " si "only one | tao quoted a Chinese fisherman Ward and eastward. oming and Missouri are other chair, The latter is designed to|who e Mississippl is the latest state -- | states using the device that snuffs | execute one person per hour in| islands. These islands, 100 miles ber from Eaton Metal Products | billows of cyanide gas, The chamber is hexagonal in| 11 tl the | Ca, which holds a patent on the | Inquiries indicate Maryland | shape, 8 feet across and 14 feet in { the s mu is n g operations, the | agency sald, wal or ministers responsible for | EXAMINING APPLICANTS | ers, and other types of institutions. | ect published last Sent. 27 and pitentiary commissioners, lishment of a parole board or!ers are kept. Ibe published at the Daily News $10,000, PITMAN periences with hanging. One Col-| al»gas chamber method of exe-| earlier had used a makeshift cham- | before he was killed, | Nationalist interior ministry's Ta-| western states, is creeping south-| Arizona, California, Oregon, Wy- | model for Mississippi has only one ped from the Chu Shan the eighth--to purchase a cham-|out lives in a few seconds with | cases of multiple execution. | south of Shanghai, are the base for death machine, Colorado put the ' may be the next state to purchase height. Five windows of inclr thick BLACK"S MEN'S WEAR STARTS TOMORROW! Gentlemen this is it! . . . Black's big January Clearance ise Sale on all winter clothing. You can buy many items reduced up to 30% off their original price. Words alone will not do justice to these tremendous low prices and terrific values. They should be seen to really be appreciated. 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