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WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.—A eet police official said today U. S. black marketeers wore} : making a “dbuble killing” by sell, “4 oars south of fhe border .at § ! prices and then reporting |

them eee to collect insiirance.

Maj. Robert G. Martinze, chief!

ot police in the “Mexican state of

~ Chihuahua, said American insur- | ance companies were the heavy! losers in the new racket. . | wThey drive -cars down into | Mexico and sell them and then they | return to thé States and report the; stolen,” Maj. Martinez sald, - th they collect the insurance ih addition to having already gotten more for the car down there then! they could under OPA in the States.” The 42-year-old major is attendng the 33d session of the FBI national academy for instruction In the latest methods of crime detection and prevention. He has been chief of state police for Chihuahua since 1944. Maj, Martinez said the car racket was “very embarrassing to the police of my counury.” He said every-|

Roy W. Howard (center),

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at the William Penn hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa, chats with Episcopal Bishop Bartel Reinheimer (left) of Rochester, nd Episcopal Bishep Austin Pardue of Phuburgs,

president of The Indianapolis Times, who received the 33d degree, highest honor of Masonry, in a glitter. g |

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thing possible was being done to Bal the racket.

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WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (U, P.).— Senator Claude Pepper (D, Fla), today defended his right to discuss foreign policy in campaign speeches despite his break with the administration on that issue: Senator Pepper-said he was going to make a pofist-tg speaking tour with Ah sings of the Dem- | ocratigpetional committee and that the $s no curb on the subjects he Ay embrace,

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