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i 1 don't get a favorable response Mayor, I'll call a protest meefing. Non-essdial building is out. Our people won't stand for it.

LJ Your Fairy Godfather is the soul of patience, m’boy— But unless His Honor favors me with a phone call within this very hour— :

What will you do, Mr. O'Malley . . . ?

By Crockett Johnson

O'Malley? And Baxter? Plotting against me? Let ‘emiry it. Fm sitting tight.

AH-= A BIG SYCAMORE! JUST WHAT I NEED, BUT 1 COULD DO WITHOUT THAT MOON

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The Old

but

s said. xpect Legal Action week Anna @lfare director said the at- young

ary and fire hazard con- 4, efore taking further aclicense application,” | | aroused in the middle of the nigh described the sound as that of a fluence of liquor. baby crying but others in-

Backing up

middle of

Two people

the

the Tyre farm. Described as an almost

24 Ciprntumpper—ewwerd “But last week when a 500-pou {calf was killed on the Tyre farm, n the stray dog idea was abandoned kds revealed that although ong in jts place came rumors that : hd been operating NUISING| everything from a bobcat to spobs] "3700 House! ere at various places fOrited jeopard was running wild on *. she never had a license ihe countryside. Ae 2} state welfare department -#d by a law passed in 1943. applied for-a license at ! welfare department two was held up fan investigation of some its. according to Otto Walls, gor department director. ave been waiting on reom the state health board man sound” citizens relate that it state fire department On jefinitely isn't the howl of a stray Court room 4 took under adviseg. One resident said the sound nent the case of a defendant arwas indescribable. |

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latest rumors

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who have

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traffic violators municipal court. Judge John Niblack of Municipal

OF SPEED TRAPS

. Attorney Charges Blockade Is Illegal Device. legality of police

sounds coming from a gravel pit piockade as a method of nabbing located on the edge of town near

loomed today

rested at a blockade and charged

been : t | with driving while under the in-

Attorneys for

Eulan

Spears,

about her ceneral's office is preparing sist it sounds something like a cat.|223 E. 10th st., charged the arrest

Pet Cornertion to enjoin Mrs. Colyin yarn aboutbntinuing

thinks out

the “creature”

surrounded.

said he'd bejegal action may be filed police arrived the dogs were there Madison ave. to listen Ingay » he said.

to waste tl

cutor Blue said if Mrs, Colnot prevented frrom operhome, “I'll put her under

If you w home from { lapel, give all about how as the movie {

oxygen. If you

because you've hgjue s the most populal similar torture tac-| The sponsor is Pigrahle conditions at went to the creature's hangout. homes here, explain- One threw a beam from a flash-

sanitary

«fry day she continues

not have

SUNDAY SEnning more raids.

3, Columbia Wq matic entertain: instance, Sylviy sption called

the ailing t¥'S are operating without

pecked roo

ave information that sev“Blondicthe places are not what

that out pn 'd be,” he said. the mos poplare Is Costly

will try to pol. a weightier pa features a funi

ol average of more than |eaten all the corn out of his garden. Jonth from the 29 pa-|He said there were no tracks of any dian national congress had accept-

The “Su A featuring “f her Herbert, mp

“Beyond th. tstimated

sings “Poinci®0 OF 500 patients in the | sweet,” whichivate nursing homes who |

morrow hight, many more thousands |

Again” are on

of Hiorge AL TEMPERATURES at 5 tomorr. ... 36 10a. m. ... 70 convict wh. ... 57 11am. ... 72 meanie who ,.. 61 22 (noon) .. 72 direct and t. ... 66

inspections, Office of Straturney, state health de-! « mmissioner, The Saturd: does 8:45. The Serennel to make these in- ers” site but efforts to locate the gid he has in- have been futile.

said his

but the “creature” had scrammed. | The animal was dark ‘and spotted, study the resident said, and a little small- ‘making any ruling on the Spears er than an average size dog. to sald that the last he saw of the “creature” it was chasing a howling dog over a nearby knoll. All Hunts Futile Alonzo McCann, chief of police, | suf- said that dozens of “creature seek- |

have gone to the gravel pil animal | Surplus War Goods

|light into some bushes and stopped Yector Walls said there (Short when he was greeted by two insed private nursing |large blazing eyes. The boys called Byrnes Bans Debate on Italy . arion county and that | Police. Patrolmen Frank Denney | Arnold Wilson responded and Deniney's flashlight beam They - belonged to an Angora cat—almost as terrified

| “blazing”

eyes.

found

as the five boys.

| Ome irate resident reported that gpartment investigators he hadn’t heard anything or seen hat Mrs. Colvin was anything, but that something had A government communique said toPandi Nehru of the In-

Judge the

He case,

One night last week, five boys,

and

the

Niblack legal

to operate the to report that a pack of dogs had was an illegal device. When | was halted in the

said question

One excited resident called police {was invalid because the blockade

Mr. Spears’

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INDIAN NEW DELHI, Aug. 12 (U. P).—

PREMIER

1100 block on

would before

»| while under Mrs. Lockman’s care.

11}

| sent certain disinterment problems ers’

| requiring special techniques and earlier. added that none would be dug up No Powder Marks today. Lt. Howard Hunter of the px

home, or $36,000 a (cows or pigs and asserted it must éd Viceroy Lord Wavell’s invitation

that

on Page 5—Column 2) |

10: th: SHAT cocmmmmm—

«ne y TIMES INDEX

there are -—

have been the

“creature.”

By SHERLEY UHL |

| realize it,

of birds with one stone Saturday. | Mr. Blue took a “pot shot” at a|

“John , Pa Pennsylvainents. 20 Obituaries ... popular on | 9|F. C. Othman and “M' Ash... 6 Radio ‘ that “Joless . .. 16| Reflections .. s ; 18! Earl Richert < Withfied. 17-18 Phil Bake; 19 Eldon Roark question rq 12 Scherrer , Eversharfi,;e 10 Serial salors on, ... 10 Side Glances Rights. . 19 Sports 6-7 + Given .. 14 tony e Hill 11 Washington P art.andpls. him to de Indpls 90 Joe Williams ‘play gofl Mullen 9 W n's

4 | Through a comedy of errors, the ang fast. g|town was closed tight against gain | 19|ing activities Saturday afternoon. 10! The boys clamped the lid on volunlearning Prosecutor Mrs. Roosevelt 9 Blue was “going on a big raid.” 9! 1t all started when Charles Rus10 sell, investigator for the prosecutor's

13 tarily after

13 office, strolled over to police head-

10 quarters for some assistance.

14 the event.

Jittery Gamble

Investigator Russell asked Police Bob Stranahan 6 Chief McMurtry to lend Mr. Blue 10 several officers for a “special raid.” 3 Weather Map 12 At the same time, the prosecutor 6 summoned newspaper reporters for

. 20, World Affairs 10 The prosecutor-was on his way to!

(raid the

freely.

influence” in

alleged

shackled to beds. But somewhere along word leaked out to the gambling cruise. nursing home and a covey of gam- | fraternity that Mr. Blue was “on | blers “dropped out-of the trees.” the warpath.” Rumors flew thick |til they read accoufts of Prosecu- and Arthur LeFevre' reported Telephones buzzed dnd|tor Blue's nursing home foray In| masked man attempted- to h@ORAG the linderworld “grapevine” cracked | Saturday's evening editions. But|them up on | they were too shaky to reopen im- of 10th st. Where they had set

certain

“horror

to form an interim government.

the

i like a blacksnake whip. Bookies and pool room and smoke | mediately. shop operators thought “this is it.” | A number of characters perspired in fear of Mr. Blue ever since his At least two of them were! candidate, Alex M. Clark, lost the |

house"

quarters, '

she is innocent.

MORE I

Mrs. Lockman’s

‘Cooper, said he wanted the bodies {of Mrs. Lockman's husband and | “Uncle Pied" Giddings exhumed to clear his client of suspicion. | Rarely Prepared Food ® He contended that if no poison / is found in their bodies it will prove | ithe McConnells were poisoned by “someone not

” n . Mrs. Lockman rarely prepared food 2%, | for the McConnells and that most E F NY > of their cooking was “done by three ” \ or four other persons.” 9 - “If there i$ poison in the bodies of her’ husband or Mr. Giddings,” Mr. Cooper said, “that would prove | She had exclusive | care of these two, but she fed the McConnells only six or eight times Robbery, |'a month.”

He asserted the

defray expenses of the disinterments if the state failed to act immedi-| ately. Mrs. Lockman signed a state- | side for a mystery ment permitting the exhumation of struck down a Frank Lockman, her husband. Attorney Cooper said Mrs. Lockman asked him this morning, you lost confidence in me?”

He answered, “no

“Don't do it,” she asserted. innocent.”

Mr. Cooper said, *

guilty, I'd plead her guilty.”

Jefferson County

ald Bear said he would seek a for-| father of five. mal murder indictment from the, grand jury which convenes Oct. 7. by astray bullet.

hume the bodies of perhaps four|the victim of a bandit who MQ

Page : : Profits .. 9 State police wer 2 3 other elderly persons Coroner Sidney bes 11]

said future exhumations would re-|idan aves. where Mr. Borgman’ {quire more time than did the dis-| had bumped to a halt in a va | interment of Mrs. McConnell. She| field with the dead man at | _ 12| Was exhumed Friday from peaceful, | wheel. 121 myrtle-covered Lancaster cemetery. ' 19| Coroner Haigh said the bodies of | that & 13! other suspected poison victims had! might have been the same 15, been buried for “from five to 10 deputy years.” He asserted this might pre- scuffle following an attempted + fret

State Police Detective Graham Tevis said at least three more bodies will probably be exhumed.

(Continued on Page 5—Column 4) to his heart, was a steel-jackeby

rs Clamp on Own Lid Here, But It's "House of Horror' That Gets Raided

This

The gaming lads

The gamblers h

said to have promised to return!G. O. P. prosecutor's nomination funds paid to them to “exert their to Judson L. Stark. The police department These functionaries are alleged to erally allied with Mr. Stark. Once have informed the payers their in- before, Prosecutor Blue had staged | fluence wasn't what it should be. ..|a series of spectacular raids that By ‘coincidence during the utter | reflected poorly on the local force. | confusion, a police squad car crew Asked about the situation, Proseactually did browse through one of cutor “Blue said he preferred not two suspect establishments. : >

“| to comment,

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\ ) Oa marsast ' "r-MIS. Minnie McConnell. Traces | {of mercury were also found in speci- | {mens from the sick woman. }

heightened Prosecutor Sherwood Blue didn't nursing home at 1828 N, Illinois st.,| Then, to top it all off, Sheriff Al but he killed a flock | Where several patients were found Magenheimer announced formation | of not one, three “vice squads” and line | dispensed them on an observation

WANT TO CHECK ON THE TITLE, AND...

lawyer, Joseph

)

Victim of a mystery slaying Borgman, 47, was the father of f !{ «14 (left), tripletts, Mildred, Mari|

jail” He said!

SHOT TO DEATH ‘Stray Bullet Th ories Checked in Killing. searched the Eat weapon thd model Hancod]

he returned night after

defense would

Police today

county farmer as his home Saturday visit to 'a tavern. With a .25-caliber slug believ “I'm fired from a foreign-made pists as their only clue, police prob# ‘if T thought her two theories in the slaying of To bh 'carl Borgman, 47, of near NO Prosecutor Don-| Palestine, industrious farmer a

‘have

One was that he had been kil

WELL --- WHERE ARE THOSE

BONDS?

e ready to ex-| The other was that he had b

who died{ have accompanied him from a | ern or leaped on the running Haigh, however, of his car near Julian and S

any possi

They discarded ! Palestine fa

the New

sheriffs shot at aftedi

short t

ERm BE BUSHA LLER .

lane” holdup a

laboratory said the death wy Two of which had entered Mr. Borgmagu left side and. cut the large ariyg __ | foreign made bullet fired from | type of = pistol collected as v | souvenirs Deputy Coroner Leonard Cox § Mr. Borgman had been dead o a few minutes when his body found and that he couldn't lived more than a few minutes af | being shot, There were no pow marks on the body. Police believed they might gi VA PEA (oe the death weapon discarded ng “#F LEH j , . VR (% the scene. 4 td dha le "ww The slaying was discovered shah | ly after Deputy Sheriffs Otto Gasy

the anxiety.

didn’t relax un-

Ritter ave. just noPNO gved

Mi | HHL i

trap for a man who had molest £ fl | |e

couples parked in cars. Caliber Different | The man, who had flashed a lig on them and snarled “This is hold up” fled after the deputy scuffled with him. They fired eig

ave. been living

is gen-

One of the victims of the hold bandit inspected Mr, Borgmaj

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