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‘Efficient Output’

Lillle T.eota Ingrahm 350. at 221 North,

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Gerald D. Manion, 31, 3457 N. Butler; At Coieman—Charles, Mary Payne. Mary Ann we ‘32 Pistcher, | ; Os Manion, 22, 3457 N. Rutler At General--Jesse. Geneva Oldham, arterioscleros ’ ob! Cox. Kentucky: Patricia An-' At Methodist—Fredrick, Florence Johnson: | Lycy Margaret YNealls. 58, at 6249 Ragan, . dréws, 21, 2258 Duck Creek Rd Clair. Jacqueline Golay; Leon, Juanita carcinoma Walter Peacock, 19. 1023 W. 27th: Ottis; Eakle: David, Audrey Cohen; Wallace, | George Dewey Overstreet, 52, Qods. 19, 833 Eugene. Mary Kern. Orvil, Stella Brown; Ralph, Locke, rdiovascular Dale Carpenter, 21, North Vernen: Eulena Dorothy Melton: Arthur, Barbara Ah. Edwin I. Poston, 12, at Methodist, coro | B Coffey, 19. Greenuood 2 lert; Eugene, Leona McClure: William, nary occlusion | vy IRVING LEIBOWITZ Preston Lord 21, Een Marcia! Patricia Hook: John, Barbara Fordyce. Etta Seidensticker, 61. at 2544 Brookside, | Andr G (Big P Ellen Brown. 17. #944 Clit enden Robert, Barbara Key! hypertension, i ndrew Green (Big Perk) Perkins has made thousands [wi lliami Berryman, 46, 5 18th: At St. Vincent's—James. Mary Hantsis: Joseph Ordan Tillett. 57. at 515'2 South rothy Berryman, 46, Tlinots. William. Charlotte O'Donohue: Donald. New Jersey, coronary occlusion

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m ! 1 Tate, 21, 8. Evelyn 8um- Leota Cahall: J C rank J. Uh + 19. at Methodist, Times State Serviee of dollars operating the numbers and baseball ticket SCHENECTADY NY. July 24 |“her. 18 2438 Hughiand Bot SU" Kua Marsares Yost oe | oaleroain : LAFAYETTE, July 24 -. “Eff gambling rackets on Indiana Ave. Cathod . Ernest Warren, 28, Lebanon: Ellen Man- GIRLS Edward: Stein. 72 RA 1808 North Alabama, ud 0 G, July 2 - i scl oa i " ’ y athage rays, similar to those Jo oy RARki 12. Kentucky: Dolly House, [At St. Francie—Billy, Mary Goit; Ray: “'rriosc erate hii AE cient Production” will be the

He's proud of it and the “I'm not ashamed of anything

position it has given him. used in television receivers, are

19, Kentucky {James Lockwood. 72

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mound. Daisy Haught Nellie aL General—Samuel,

Estella Perkins: Al-

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bein use 3 i Gunn, 82, Cicero ert rien ra) oO hi Ive done,” Big Perk says. : 4 experimentally hers| _| Robert “Bernhardt, 20. 13 E. Rexent: Ger-|A) Methodiste Freadts. Dollie Harrison bv United: Press agricultural conference which will He parlayed the pennies in ‘General Electric laboratories i DIAL Hesd. 3, Bo: I, Swe! Nos Crk Ina, Stahl: Mervin Joanne, yoiy Arrivals—Georzic, South. Open one week from today at > 8, . a ohn orothy utehins; Har- yg to WW i Frank Howells 22, Ohio: Emma Lou d, . ampton: Santa Clara, Barranquilla boat ’ nickels, dimes and quarters of i convert liquid raw Tatras) Thacker, 21. Ohlo, Moore! ‘Hhecdorer Claudia Toperis: kr, | New York Departurss—Airican Patriot, Purdue University. the illegal lotteries into a $30,000 nto solid plastics. Bobby Lee OW anne ile: Jeanette] Audrey Milner: “James, Norma Huber; Dakar; Pioneer Bay. Brisbane Agricultural, home economics Fe AW. ¥all Creek Blvd. The process is not entirely new Frank Taylor, 85, 3601 Brookside Pkwy.: aiens, Lavonne Gilhert Juanita Hotel Bei edianclscn - Arrivals 12 C%Hons aNd special interest programs will a dg but it is hoped, with the high-| GE IA 00s Pac Tn IR maver; John. Barbara Osborne; Vance Kong: Hawail Bear, Kobe: Honk Kong be featured each morning and and a modern grocery . an voltage electron bea fl-| Walker 36. '1938° N fer Martha Kirby: Robert. ‘Doris Cooper: Transport, Manila; Empire State, Mol afterno restaurant, 791 Indiana Ave. Bl Bee a ma now avail- | » \ ey. Andrew. Bernice Morris: Prederick. Panama. Mureran: Stiverbriar. Calcutta; I Poon W. Holland ’ os ’ able, a may be put into! bi Mattawunga, British Columbia r. John W. Holland, pastor o bers and baseball : ' ' ! : : and, ee Fchate tive on Indians Wider use. [DIVORCE SUITS FILED DEATHS Er Dene Sahara, the Little Brown Church of the ticket rackets. . » \ An essential part of the manu-| Dorotny vs. Chester Dickerson: Dorothy ret Ethel . . Yokohama: John W. Burgess. Seward; Ajr,, WLS, Chicago, will speak where few have enough : U1 Mae vs. Carl Lee Hatcher; Julia Rose! Margaret Ethel Boyd, 75. at 28. N.| JJ nes Lick. Pudset Sound di Pp Aye. for big betti and facture of plastics, GE scientists Rg RS Eivos Mor Olea “Murphy, 85, at 824 East 12th i a om———— next Tuesday evening on ‘The Old surplus cash for big n id explain, is a process called poly-| Alton “Wilber: Richard vs. Virg ginia| carcinoma. : a ol T Hand L Farmer and the New Age.” gambling. ‘To many’ who uy a merization. In this, small groups! Randla Draper: Chari so. vain Level: Oey, earpmanan: 84. at 112 Norn fruman Hand to egion The 1800-voice State Home Econumber every day, there is always of atoms are linked together to) Jean vs. Sevhoard Ror ve Banari 16th. "earonary “Infarction ** 3544 West WASHINGTON, July 24 (UP) nomics. Club Chorus will sing the hope that a couple of pennies form long chains. The individual Packwood. : : Mildred K e Tl at 4614 North _ presid T ill dedi- Wednesday evening, Aug. 1. them on “easy street” § x — Pennsylvania, cerebral hemorrhage — President ruman wi edl- . . ; i will put | EToups can move around freely, ! BIRTHS [William R. Beckwith, 76, at 4956 Nor- I ai Legion’ : How to prevent soil erosion will for a couple of weeks. {so that they form a liquid. The | BOYS EL EE ha \he AMETICAN Leglon's NW he shown Thursday afternoon, ) S y oy shea 0 » 3 3 « oN | chains make a rigid, solid struc- Al St. Franeis—Harry, Garnet McGulre:| Dearborn, cancer Washington Headquarters on / 2 during a tour of the PurSALE OF numbers and base- ture Roy, Virginia Hammer: Thomas, Norma Henry Cassino Clay 63, at 518 Douglas. o 1 ue E ball tickets is so widespread, the Ge _ - - enerally, chemical means are make only token ar- r Yo r police an maak Yt rave used to initiate the polymerizaa case when a peddler is caught. tion which, when once started,;, KEEPING IN SHAPE—Dancer ; Pay-offs on numbers are based procesds rapidly in a chain re- wMarta Phillips is keeping that ction,

on bank clearings, the last three digits. Winning baseball tickets are based on baseball scores. Big Perk worked his way up the rackets, He graduated from peddling policy slips and numbers on foot to a car. Later, he was in

n . 3f seve runners and v : - . ; i change ot several pete with a white man for a job.” The ‘basis of this present work are rearranged by ‘chemical ac-| pe os. he peddied policy ' slips Because Joe Mitchell helped is success obtained 25 years ago tion. i 7, 3 3 s.

At 20, he ran a poker game. On his 24th birthday, he hocked his suit to pay half the rent for a cigar store gambling joint, 322 WW, 26th St. Big Perk opened the Monte Grill, 801 N. West St, during the war years and was hitting the racket “big time.” He sold baseball tickets there as well as num-

Such polymerization is { being successfully achieved here {by Dr. John V. Schmitz and Elliott J. Lawton with a beam of electrons with energies of 800,000 volts obtained from a modified million-volt X-ray machine.

Andrew Green Perkins . . Not ashamed.

do. If he's trained, he can't com- Electrons Rearranged

him when he was “on tne rocks,” py Dr. William D. Coolidge, forBig Perk has some sort of mutual mer direcotr of the GE research aid pact with the liquor dealer, It laboratory, in which he converted ig reported that they are together castor oil into a solid with X-ray in many activities. bombardment. Other compounds, 2 » such as ethylene, were similarly WHEN INTERVIEWED, Rig polymerized. Perk talked willingly. He said,; The joining together of the inamong other things, that the dividual molecular units to form numbers racket should be legal-| the long chaing, or polymers, re-

svelte figure by doing some vigorous exercising in Miami Beach, Fla. Marta hails from Havana, Cuba, but she's a- most welcome addition to the American Scenery.

rene ————— !

Schmitn stated. Ordinarily ‘they!

The same effect is obtained by| with high | speed, at the liquid made of the These hit a few of the atoms, he continued, either knocking their electrons out, or else sticking and increasing their With a small porportion| tof the atoms

firing other electrons,

separate units.

number. thus ‘altered, reaction starts and

the | proceeds

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ized and controlled by the state.| sults from a rearrangement in He added: the electrons jn the atoms, Dr. “There's lots of so-called legiti- Ag ; Xray

through the volume of liquid exposed to the rays.

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bers and policy slips.

= » " THE FEDERAL government put a temporary halt to Big Perk’s racket career. For receiving stolen goods (300 cartons of cigarets) the federal authorities moved in and sent Big Perk to the Terre Haute prison. Since he returned from his stretch in the federal pen, Big Perk has been arrested 20 times

ties, although frequently he will y X gi Perk thinks he would do it §1Ve more support to one which TODAY S VALUES—69:50—9x 12 Ft. all over again, if he had to. He has a candidate he likes. But Big : and rationalizes: Perk says he doesn't belong to ” = any political party. He adds.

“You take a guy with no education. If he sees a means of making a fast buck, even by cheating . . he goes for it. "There's no other way for him to get it.” Big Perk'’s formal education

ended at School 24 in the Locke- shi —July 24— field Gardens section. He WAS sunrise... 4:37 | Sonset be o + o FF horn in Jackson, Miss, and came Precipitation he ay o La here with his parents. Total precipitation since Jan. 1 > 25oy] o

” ” n WHEN BIG PERK left the federal prison, he was on probation

mate businesses that takes more advantage of the people than! gambling. Everybody gambles. They gamble up the Press Club and they gamble up the Athletic Club. Why can't the poor folks gamble?” It is known that Big Perk i= a contributor to both pelitical par-

“The Negroes are gning to be suppressed | under any party. ”

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and opened a grocery store. When| station Low his probationary period was up, Abana ................0 u $595 he borrowed $18,000 from Joe Chicago aresaiieiiains 62 sq. yd. neinnati . . 63 Mitchgll, an Indiana Ave. liquor Cleveland ...... 80 dealer, and went into the business Beans 7 9.Ft. x 12-Ft, $10.25 TWIST on a larger scale. (IY. Wayne -.- WEAVE CARPET He then embraced the rackets Kansas City . 8° as he never did before. [Los Angeles... : 3 ‘ At the same time, he built a Minneapolis-St. Paul ......... > 4 5 7 sq. vd. modern grocery and restaurant. |New York _ [11.1111 87 15 Frequently, he ‘has been ‘asked! gklahoma City ............... 28 i 9.Ft. x 12-Ff. TWIST WEAVE why he stays in the rackets. He Pittsburgh hank vamssnivay 34 84 2 . San Antonio caidas ve a9 14 “Monthly CARPET, $13,50 Value always uses the same answer: San Pranciaco ................ 83 34 Payments 4918 Colle 8 Ave. Y ' “What is there for a Negro to $ubidon pe oof Start Semt. 1 % ' $g95 sq. yd,

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