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British Hang 3 In Palestine, Irgun Dooms z lows 4 iy

oN \ Group ) Warns Sm E Blo Bath

29, 1947

bombed twq | n Java today J Semarang on | d Salatiga, in 1 raids presum. Frantic Hunt Staged u by, mme or] "For Sergeants dio at Jogja- SEN By ELIAV SIMON e flourish, said ' ™ United Press Staff Correspondent evaded twa ! JERUSALEM, July 20 (U. P.).— returned ta E British authorities hanged three . The broad- members of the Jewish underground y ‘as well ag today, They then began a grim n Semarang. | wait In the expectation ‘that the

underground might kill two British hostages and dump their corpses in a public square within a few hours.

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fires in the The Irgun Zvai Leumi under5 at Pendopo, | ground said in Jerusdlem that m Palembang | hostages, two British army Ser- , communique geants, ‘were “being executed.” officials that little later, a telephone message alrly mild im- from a purported Irgun representae on tge edge tive sald that the sergeants would be returned today—probably dead, rique also re- British authorities * felt Irgun sniping and would act In the most dramatic way e and power - possible, proQably by throwing the| ¥ 3 1 Java's north corpses into a public place. | : ’ Blood Bath Promised . . , ” munique said Irgun also promised the greatest] MUTT PALS—Typical of the pooches entered in The Times Mutt Dog Show Jone ok bloodbath the Holy Land ever has| are thesé winners in a preliminary event last evening at Garfield park. Myron Barnard, ws Snes. 5 Soeh Ye send by blowing up 3 860 Castle ave. (left), took the best-named division with '"Whatnot." Betty Hoagland, Indonesian prison. where ‘the three Jewish un. 1130 National aye. won in n the best-behaved class. | . que said, now derground members were hanged. | —

Janiosp area, « A bomb wounded five persons east, any” Dutch SSS of Tel Aviv, and an Army. vehicle! JOU fanged

was peppered with hand grenades

IUROPE 4 in Jerusalem. | The bodies of the ‘three a FOr 4) Slavi in " World vege- A Irgunists were carried to Safad in

screen and radio star now appearing here, thrilled te’

8, and. beans LOSES BY "WHISKER Jerry Colonna, stage, I wala Jmany Ba Lad elivered Cornivol Workers Die «youngsters at Garfield, where he made a surprise visit. Here he and James Sheridan, 1602 Asbury st., muzzle pap. 8, Crop: ancient Mt. Canaan cemetery. Police| On Gall T th James' "Smokie," who lost in the smallest dog division by a whisker, But it was an extra dividend for = ber have be- | guarded all entrances to the ceme-| n ows, togeiner ‘Smokie’ when he ‘got, close to the famous Colonna mustache. Jerry obliged the youngsters with autographs uropean for- 3 tery to prevent Irgun from striking. | LANSING, Kas. July 29 (U, P..| thi ludi d h § SE Al Jews were kept indoors. | —Two youthful éarnival workers| on most everything, including dog harness. ; ; ——— 1 . The three Irgun members were were hanged side by side on double |

Accuse Preacher Of Resisting Police

Police today charged the Rev. had “no business” in the situation, Verdi Allen, 1107 E. Market st, with |that it was a matter to be taken up disorderly conduct and resisting an by the health department. ‘| oMcer who obliged him on his chal-| When he became belligerent, po~ Sas lenge of “go ahead and arrest me.” [lice sald, and boldly challenged wh

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hanged before dawn at the grim old] gallows today for murdering a Crusaders castle prison, They weére| father and son in a holdup that| convicted of participating in a raid | netted them $4.50. | on the prison May 4, when many | Cecil Tate, 22, Jacksonville, ‘Tex; Jewish and Arab inmates were and George Gumtow, 21, Battle freed, and some killed. | Creek, Mich., hitchhiking tent show |

Ar The hanged Irgunistd were Meir | roustabouts, died together—as the 41] + Nukar, 21, a shoemaker and native| nad requested. Officers questioned the Rev, Mr, them to arrest him, they did, Allen late yesterday on a complaint XC

of Jerusalem; Josef Weiss, a Czech, and Avshalom Haviv, 20, son of a leather merchant. Two younger

members of the band drew long hangman sprung both traps. The

prison sentences. 7 were pronounced officiall British troops frantically worked | qeeq 56 minutes Tater. ’

throughout the night to locate the two British sergeants. Spot raids, however, failed to uncover any trace

he had permitted broken glass and | THREE AT A TIME, PLEASE trash to accumulate in an alley be-| WASHING TO N-—Some dogs

hind a property he owned, They | carry three kinds of fleas; of tems, said he informed the officers they|cat fleas and sticktight fi

At 1:01 a. m. (Indianapolis time) Warden Robert H. Hudspeth raised, his right hand and an unnamed]

The men paid their penalty, Just! 10 weeks after the double murder.|

of the men—Mervin Paice and Clif- Only 24 Witnesses {STRAUSS ] ford Martin — who were kidnaped| They were sentenced to hang SAYS: 3 June 12 at Nathanya. | after they pleaded guilty to killing | : i

Few people doubted that they W. W. McCellan, 60, and his son, would be killed. Arnold, at Calista, Kas, last May 12.| A man purporting to be an Irgun| There were only 24 witnesses in ! spokesman telephoned Jewish news-| the warehouse which served as the papers in Tel Aviv that the. ser-| death room when Tate and Gumtow| geants were “being executed.” He! were led to the 13 steps of the

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mma said Shey vere tried beforg an Ir-| gallows. \ gun court, found guilty, and the | Three : | powerful lights illuminated is from death sentence confifmed by Ir-| a large séction around the plat- | gunist Chicttan Menahem Ben. | forms, leaving cement sacks stored ¢ in the shadows. The British announcement that! here n d 2 three priests the three -Jews had been hanged| The Warden an p 1 left all of Phlestine electrified, In| conferred briefly with the prison1th Floor Tel Aviv, housewives rushed to buy jers. He askefl which one wanted STUDY IN CONTRAST—The big and little of the show were

t| to mount the stairs first. furnithed by Barbara Platter, 247 McCrea st. (loft) and-Jonet

" Dudley, 918 E. Tabor ave. Barbara's "Torxie” also was dgclared the best trick dog. :

Michigan st.; best behaved, “Spot,” Rich- “Tiny,” Ruth Coffman, 1024 Lawrence st; ard Johnson. 143 Geisendorff st.; best trick | best named, “Buttercup,” Rosalie Harrell | dog, “Mike,” Vernon Brown, 2038 Fernway st; bes dressed, Patsy,” RILEY Largest dog, “Rex,” Ray Miller, { Barbara Kane, 1910. Bloyd ave; best - | Bhoz Drover st.: smallest, “Porky,” Joyce on Halloran RL Toro Jn, annon, 1036 River ave; best named, | 1508 Ha Kane, * ’

‘extra stocks of food, fearing that] all of Palestine’s coastal plain would | 2 Both said Hey wanfed fo hang be placed under martial law and| 5 a 24-hour daily curfew. Shakes Warden's Hand British troops and armor de-i Then Hudspeth asked if they 2h i ployed 4round Tel Aviv, Petah had anything to say. i Tiqva and Ramat-Gan, apparently | Gumtow, on: the verge of col-| FANCY COSTUME Tho bist dressed pooch wax o ids ready td invoke martial law at the! lapse, said: “I have nothing to say oy, . entere y year-o arol Lee regory. elafirst hint of violence, Extra troops|that I know of.” | ware st. Not top comfortable, but striking, "Toddle Boy’ poses Bashi, Ca os Gt best | MK RYSTONE - Largest dog. “Spot.” Bar. “ | inal | Riv . ed, “Rex,” b 2335 English all Bho, eis J us so) MADRE | lv sits “Wisden, | wisi, wo] 23 Tle old lody uty” HE RL FL En Bt shake your hand.” { | Surber, 1062 River pve. bridge st; od, Haifa and Jerusalem, | * Hudspeth shook hands with him. | MEIKEL & WYOMING oy Largest fog. | McCreary, 009, st Jeter Ty a * > Shortly before the Jews were | As the executioner placed the | Thousands Attend Opening Hrixre, Norman Bubenk: bes “name | trick dog, : Trifle,” Norman Shafer, 911 AD . ‘ C ’ e Ks, hanged, the Jewish Agency for|plack hood over his head, Gumtow| | Mister Mister BR a | DOUGLAS Largest dog. “Thany.” Go

lestine a I h | best behaved.” “Spot Jr." Deloris Mundy; | jack 2248 N. A 1» ave: smallest, Palestine appealed to the British! | sagged and a guard put an arm imes u ow } beat belia Say Jr ela: Jack rol, 28 ier 5403 ave. mm owt, - . high commissioner for Palestine, | {around him to keep him from fall- BROOKSIDE —- Lurgest dog. “Puppy.” | best named. “Thany.” Gels Jackson:

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Sir Alan Cunningham, to commute | ing. | Doc” Johnson, 630 N. Keystone, smallest, | hest behaved, “Snookle Carolyn Carrott, - . “Hank,” E t Witcham, ‘2165 N. Ox- 8 Col ; best tri “Toby,” 3 the sentences, “to spare the com- | Tate stood calmly. Jerry Colonna Surprises Kids at Garfield; ford shi pest Tamed, Cry’ Baby." Shirley | iin Grimes. "3315 Ratsian Me kok : sas roy . . Ann Richard, - 1131 ney ‘st; best| “PALI, CREEK—Best named, : “Cricket,” sn munity of Jewish people this new| A second after the ropes were in District Eliminations Wednesday Night Aressed. Bambo. Grace Irene MCQUINDIS, | patricia Murphy, 638 N. New Jeriev si.: tragedy. | place, the hangman nodded to the : Rossel Suet, ei i, Dost beliaved, °* a nse Pe nated : “The appeal recalled that the warden and the signal was given. | By ART WRIGHT rick dog. Dolly,” Betty Robinson, 439 N.| “ready.” John Gandal 800 N United Nations Palestine investi-| rr stm ——— Winners of last night's preliminary rounds of The Times’ Mutt Forest Manor ASet trick dog, “Pal” nck | onto Ye bor ck, ~Laddie, Virginia gating committee and many Jewish | Woman Bank Bandit | Show at city playgrounds will bid for additional laurels Wednesday at grown, 1140 E. Ohio st.; smallest, “Boo, |" 618T '& BROADWAY — Smallest dog, NOSE lenders haa Hrowied wn the. eusas 7p, m. in district eliminations Evo Soskamac AF £ sve Sv Beit ensp s,s, oat TAFE, rt tions as a threat to peace in the ‘In Insane Hospital ! Thousands of neighbors attended the first session of the 1947 Mutt, | Qhio st. RL ehaved, “Trigger,” Joyce. | | Rosen, IH Fark ave. best behaved, Holy Land. | CHEROKEE, Ia. July 20 (U. P.). show at all the playgrounds. | DCHOOL 31 = § argent dog, “Wa wr LEANGAS AND MERIDIAN - Largest dog, (Nose—Timmy Durante’s fortunes Sir Alan gave 12 hours notice| ass Opal Dixon, now serving a| . The event attracted so much attention that Jerry Colonna, famous perk Meare's Brandis wi ama est, | “Terry Patricia Parkin, 921 8 Mean, Bob Hove's Donanz omothing: T that the Jews would die this morn-| jr. 1rieon term for her sensational radios and movie star, made a sur-| © =" 2 = 0 rrr lL We RR 17843 “Madison wy {2H 7 dstone—a ha ’ . . y son ing. He instructed relatives of the! prise visit to the Mutt Show at the | oes i Charles Rochester i o28 smallest, tito Kigpley orl bee drones, BO | TBE Ol Doris Ostrander, 109 to put on a grindstone v | pank holdup in Des Moinés last Jo : , | doomed men to be at Haifa at 6 Garfield playground. Jerry went to'nut si: best named, “Rusty” Marvin behaved, “Maisie,” Jackie Donwald, 5042 W, Strain ave: best behaved, John ever addict's dismay—) i January,-has been removed to the p Pleak; best dressed, *Judy'' Carol Bayl,! Caroline ave: best trick, “Judy,” Janice Ronholt, 215 W. Ray st.; best Pe rick dog, a. m, today. From there, he said, | tate hospital for the insane here. | the park between shows in. which 418 Haugh st. best behaved, ‘Buster,’ McCloskey, 1748 E. 42d st,’ : “Preckles,” Lairy Button, 10 W, KanE they would be transported to Safad | he appears at the Circle theater Benny Cook, 764 Ketchum st. best trick! RINGGOLD -- Largest dog, “Spots” | sas " " y iy ’ A “J fd Vidivo, v od TARKINGTON Largest Donnle, i for funeral services. - Mrs. Dixon—now prisoner No.| .;Toiwove five to get around with cham st. Bev; Vii, 9% X. Be "| George and Be oe Batley. 1446 | Arthur Rosenbaum. 4108 N. ‘ Eupitl dwik, Don't grip the end of the nose j | 1627—following her sentence to the |, yiqgies” Jerry told the sur-| HILL— Largest dog. ‘Jerry. Robert 8" Alabama’ Jt best named. Butch.’ amailest. ‘Nameless, Barbara Lidl, and blow—because a closed nostril ! > ’, Cal , 2602 . ford sti. llest, iley. bes ressed, , 0 . Local G. I in Ja an | Rockwell City women’s reformatory prigeq youngsters at Garfield. “I ‘Bodoc. Paul Whitney. 1013 Yandes st. Hines, 1401 Shelby st: best. behaved, | John Bosson, 3460 Salem “via Spstisnd is apt to cause a back-fi fire into the : PAN | was at the hospital “for observa-| wish T could vil al of The Times’ bit famed, ing Fist war Modus, Brosaie”, Thomas Conn, 0, OQURk? oie” eu, nr, ‘Rosie ™ ue bmi ear fubes and sinuses—which , . , “ 8 ' ' 18 t.: be 0 n ¥ Helps Send Men Home {tion following attacks of hysterical Mutt Shows, but at least I've had Lavonne Hurding 108 Mariindsis ave les 943 Sanders ot. dog, “Duke,” Ford Iris Tomlinion, wis nouienra ria while not harmful when the nose Pfc. Réchard A, White of Indian-| | trenzy” while at work at the re-- an opportunity to see at Garfield Robert Mitcham, 1724 Columbia ave. | Mayfield, 1027 Windsor st.. smallest, | pat ADER. & UDELL Largest dog. im. is 900d and hearty—is fraught i “Rusty.” Betty Meyers, 1648 Arrow ave. ili" ve ig bo." wills m 3 ’ Sholrs gon, of Mts Nelte J. Wilke, formatory. ; How sis fine civic endeavor is Si NL ars T dog, Lae” | amed, | “Dus, David and Billy | Davey est-numed. Bobo’ Wiliam : with danger a hors op “B. st., now is statione mone —— andled.’ smallest, “‘Speckie,” Dixie Todd, 131 N,| Huft. 2014 Brookside | Harper: best-behaved, ‘Champ. Richard diseased condition. at the fourth replacement depot Hyge Telescope "Mirror | Wednesday's district shows will be Eider st: best named. “Chowmein. Jack |, kone WASHINGTON Rargest 00% Harper; best rick dog, “Bouncer,” Norma re rl oe. Place the southwest of Tokyo, Japan. 9 held at the following playgrounds. -Boots." ‘Judith Wilson, 41 N. Traub ave: | | Dunes By Narre or wos, fun A 75 Cownerd. 941 8 k oy f oy of i" hes above the There the processing of all in- Waits 125-Mile Trip | for the centers listed after each: |B Eder sios best trick dof, “Buck: go3T Dolly" Malone,” Ann @cherbaum. 3323 os J igre idee 7 amy oi ye a iH Lins 8 ye ’ |B. 32d st; best dressed, “Mitale."” Richar 46TH & INDIANOLA--Latgest dog, po e Nose-r-no coming and outgoing personnel -of| PASADENA, Cal, July 29 (U. P). WAR Si anata George FOR TwrTERN Largest dog, “Jack” | Groves. 11 ret Ar TTI i % DIAR OLA Lalgtst PT: P Sictelv ob th I'b a Te |i Soup avezcy Ear King SL Noreen thal BET, MULL RU pO 0 mi vet, oro Vga Jo pmb bid i AN ~~ Ci Sullivan, | est, rixle,” arles tterfie ¥ ' v son, 20 - he griered the United States army in | Yor Will start fis 125. ~mile journey id nck, CAMP SULLIVAN fie id, orthwest- 2th st.; best named, “Jitterbug, Patrick Olney st % " | Mandy 4 " gnc J Vorner. As Sarralltan an OW=ng al Mma: keeping November, 1946, and arrived at his Palomar observatory’ “In late Au-|ern and Rader & Udell Dabney, 2983" Northwestern ave. best | SPRINGLargost dog, CBotn Jon Wile | thetic: 3108 Ramion wve.: hos bebeved, the nostrils open. : present post in January of this year, | Bust or early September,” astrono-| | enige Arncida, Lentz, ditsed. Mickey." Lila Mas Tenaved; | Mac. Gwendolyn mins, #04 E 8. Cla ate “Laddie. Chariss "Bunt pan; bast trie He in the “ tod AT PALL CREEK Pall Creek. Broad Chubby,” Norman Dupten Jr. 639 Langs st.; best named, * "Janet Sargent, | . . tourney In Apri 4nd Is mow works | A huge crate has been built o| Bibles SUutts [OEtim C51 $04 Seki en trek ak ire Conte ULE 13 pb bith * This data was published a few : - Broadway, 00! s 00 a atterfie | : y { | Tarkin ton. RIVERSIDE -— Largest dog. “Ni | behaved, “King,” Richard Davis, #05 N.! years ago by the New York State 7 Je In the woop movement office | house the priceless apparatus on the PINCH — Pinch, Greer. Keystone, | Marilyn Bruning, 3200 N. io. Ba: | | Pine at; best ice k dog. Queen, ‘Robert 48 Notions Toke Part Dept. of Heqlth—ave suppose the ! of the replacement batallion. | trip California Institute of Tech- Ringgold. Southside. Highiand, Christian, | (muilest, "Duke." Tommy Barnshy, id Nidernon 0 BL Clr “agar, “1ae-' In World Baptist § Tvie is still valid He assists with the processing of | nology officials said would be one of | Ellenberger, pring, Willard is pian. | DATS Bruning. 3260" Kewsier hiv; ei | rence Taylor. Grandeman i: best named. n or apis ession advice 19 stl valid, . men who are retumning to the | the “trickiest transportation jobs" LL-H the uglas, Plan-| dressed, “Skippy,” Sally Harrison, 319 W.| Peck.” Leonar rk, 1142 Earhart st.; | ner House, Meikel & Wyoming, Norwood,! 28th st: best behaved * 1 || best dressed, “Chubby,” Marianne Smile COPENHAGEN, July 29 (U, P.). i United States. . in history. | Ross, Claypool and Yandes. a Pg Haw Raymo d Sg, 030 Ys yond | 1180 nL ih eas Rex! Seven thousand Baptists from 48 And you can oh oh ah iL | ey, _F . tubby,” Nancy Ann Moller, | na arr adeira : LE, Indianola, Kansas & Meridian, ia W. ok Bt | trick dog. “Skippy,” Charles Taylor, 1138 | nations today opened the seventh : CHOOOOSE | odius, | i st dog. “Ski * ‘Marie | Vandeman st, ——- » . . DES . 8 ppyY, . " f the Baptist World AlllWinners last night were: | Hendon rp 8 st. smallest, RHODIUS- Largest dog, “Buss” Harry | CONRIESS 0 Pp . ; In : Indianapolis NOLDA— a dog. “Woll," Har | Rusty “ “Ronald moghes, 1411 Yandes ot. | Bhierwood, Mo hat, Hay i m Bony] ance under adjuration from their * HANDKERCHiIEFS A " - & named, C y e ahn eat name “A bes 4 of Ypmidt H Charies ana” patricia Bui-| Moore 1217 EB, 15h st. best ds eed Eoaugh; best dressed, “Mickeys,” Jacxe | general secretary to work for inter- and poche 4101.6 saving ¢ % a ————————s | {ort ny a Reisner st: bet named, F “Black Gal" Joe Lou's Moore: best be- Small; best behaved, “Ted.” Mary Middie- | national understanding and peace. There are hundreds of them—many BIRTHS At St rimcent's Arthur, Ruth Hearn: Kay Willfams. 1160 N. Wit field ves fae) | haved, “Skippy,” Richard 8mith, os ton: best trick dog, “Bomersauiy; " Bobby d ds. th ch | aii Bernard, Elsa Hartz | dressed," “Pitate,” Gloria Jean Gorfani, | Columbia ave. best trick dog, “Black| | Phetps. Lapaiet Duke mick] Baptist delegations from all parts hundreds, that we choose to clear . M St Franciedonn, Rush Bennsit; Oud, a Soyo. Job, Loos Wheeler, oe Raish, ger." Bou yor Pa. Sharon ave: CORNELIUS Largest dog, “Toby Rob-| Walters. smallest, pully: " Clarence cien-| Of the world were in Copenhagen : —at HALF PRICE—Many of them Ele wot "Goda ds te Oli hehe ng ie iho vl! Rs ical oh rng, B10 0 Se VV ene, TH PRIMES or the frat international guar are the soft cotton free-fromlint ¥king, Parker: "Jobin, Minnis "Bekels, 2) CHRISTIAN —_ Largest dog. “Happy best named. “Cotten.” Harriet Wilson. 338 senberg: best behaved Skipper. Ronsid| ing ince the 1939 conference in . variety—that are so considerate \ At City—~James, rice Thomas enry. John." Suzanne Sparks, 6010 rawls ave. | 42d st.; best aressed. "Toby," Robert| Porteman: best trick dog, “Elmer Fudd, Atl . : At Coleman—Ray, Bernice Fao: Jobo. John. Suzsuns Sparts, 010 Hawi ar | Brown Bost phased “Rens. Shaton| riser Yor tlanta, . of tender nostrils. ¢ Berk a Qreene iid ing. DEATHS English ave.: best named, “Prince Jan,” Hines, 4140 Cornelius ave: best trick BETHEL. Largest dog, ‘“Mopey," Deloris spe pi h.L, ter, Mary A Clara Gertrude Cole, 68, at 1635 Asbury, Delia Alvarez, nn E. New York st.; best dog, uke,” Ronald Grayson, Dodson, 1317 Golay st.. sma Pest. “ChubA itt cru, Meri tlaagtior | Lo feted ie’ Bute Bani 0 | SARE Sout, aw, nips | Hong evel bs Fits o $1 2 Burglars Thwarted AND IF you are seoking a p : fel,” rt. y eeter,” Ri " . 3 Paul, Viola Burns; ae Mc. | Anthelene Dixon, 1, at Oty, peritonitis. Stanley Ho Horton. io stratford ave. best! “Chobple Lou Ann Ching. Janet Dudley | Minnesota at. best areused, “Trixie,” th treat hore youd s eyer, y ar Northingion, 86; erans, carcl-| tri n Junker, abor s! st name ot, atherine, Thomason, 1312 Minnesota wi pe ¥ 5 fi ee rx an. Prancis. in aah 832 41, Yet 3 Ho on a Sot 5 "= | Miron" Barnard, Deseo Cast a Rott Ce ‘behaved, “Rex, ats Banders, By Garage Owner THE AIR ; Luce TAGE. reirea i ui Todd Rhudy, 45, at 419 St. Peter, leukemis.| SCH 86 Large “Boy,” Cor-' dressed, "Toddle Boy,” Carol I Le Gregory, | 3064 Cottage wve.! best trick dog, “Ming| Two Indianapolis lers had CONDITIONED A : 0.4" oF av o In polis prowlers had a . an He Brill, 70, at Methodist, coronary nelia Markey, oi W, rifnots st; Jmallé } 1921 8. Slaware at. da "is bind ad, cn abet Marion, 3833 Dah a bad time last night COMFORT OF * “Lassie ener, 5024 “Queenie.” oaglan ations Pin est “Col. J “ v ry " A Cher Pahriander, ho at 6154 In- Hr ave: - med, “Ho yo Linda | ne: Le trick x dog, “Torxie,' Barbara Naney Todd, ii iol olph st. . ohnion. a * TWO SUI TERS oni ONE suire : rtensive 41% Renan five . | Pat . MEitle Timo: Paul Chastain, \$is’ En English] When they attempled to break THE STORE d such & plenty o wers, , at City, cerebral] Epa. Timmy Orn, 208 (Wy Ridge dar’ est dog, “Butch,” Joane|ave.: best named, Johnson,” Nan an suc Pp en ¥ age. . * Debaved. "Terry Pox Sandra Berg. | pian aT Eline ave: amallést, “Gin. | Todd: best dresiad, “Bieviec Outherine| Nt0 & garage and repair shop js agreeable - kind of elothes—t dones, 47. at M8 W. Pear), sartio} rom. 4920, Qraceiana a tiey Dra EE | 20 ger. Jin Banks” Noble t.: best | Stevens 907 8. State st. best behaved. owned by Fred King. of 1734 8. to those with 2 more Miemhearts, 1, at Long, carel- Uilols st." Ne 8, fe Tr sod Ni: or, ia best” iri og, Mickey "Hamer shaw. | Harding st., about 2: m., they| pol. y trip and sta - Shinner, . at 426 8. Emerson, | Andy, Cm , 1208 Toad ao pig - ane oh fy Naste Put a 1 I “larger “Lassie,” 8yl- . WALT ted. by two shotg 8 len allergy. : 8. wl mpl Lowe. 4408 E. New York Bouthsasteny + best trick "“8kip- | via wn ave. small-| from the owner. : ; po at ‘Medical Genter, | si; best named, “King,” Robeit Clark, 3 9. roars Bleck, 520 E, arty st. lest, * le { ' Ritter sts best dresmed, . -Merrieile| * CAMP ANZ targest dor, “Carlo rot Hats Mr. King told police he didnt Halas, 88, wt 23940 N. Al. | Ann. SR lon | Helen | Lewis 0p N. | Biackford st: ny." Joe Louls| think he hit either of the prowlers| L STRAUSS & FH New mel ptt’ Arick dog, mock, 428 Toledo ut. heat named. “Pus : doe 500. pg. | PUL he didn’t think they'd be back,( woe & WW,