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Grieving Queen Mother KEliza-

By United Press SANDRINGHAM, England, Feb: 7—The" body of King after country home he loved and laid reverently before the altar in the little parish church where hé worshiped.

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Tree Used To Make His Coffin

‘Sketches’ Costs

Only 25 Cents .

You cah now obtain a copy of Ben Burrgughs' new hook,

» . beth and her’ younger daughter ’ * on “SKETCHES," for only 25 cents, oe YE Sie, ¢ Shot Killed Reported oh Princess Margaret, left the royal U. ° to Limit There are 100 poems by the ; "i. ' > house late this morning for the soldier-poet-philosopher in each

first time since the King died to attend a half-hour service in* the church on the estate grounds. The King had attended services

{© A truck driver who spotted a coatless man near the scene of the Gaseter ia holdup-slaying

CHICAGO, Feb, T (UP) A .businessman-politician who was fighting to keep hoodlum elements out of his ward on Chi-

West and Market Sts, within min-

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cago's west side was shot and early Tuesday gave police a gn1y last Vunday (n this Church his ‘poems to express his own killed last night by two gunmen , new clue in their investization to- of St. Mary Magdelen and sung Ry United Press unique philosophy of human who fled in a black sedan. day. The Lord Is My S8hepherd.” WASHINGTON, Feb. 7-<The truths. Many readers have acCharles Gross, 57, was ‘cut The . coatless . man was seen Walk Back Home Defense Department was expected claimed these Httle Pan wi down a block from his home as walking toward the station at. qn. monarch's body will lie in to endorse today a plan calling have bought several copies o

“SKETCHES” to give to their

he was walking to meet some BN8 } the church. until it is taken to for controls on Russian diplomapolitical walking ' utes of ihe time Thomas Lynch, London, probably this week-end tic travel in the United States. Friends. ; to 4 man Witnesses said a shiny black 26-year-old attendant, was shot for state ceremonies. Kxact ar- The State Department recom: : ou may ort r a 3 car drove alongside of Mr. Gross to death. : : rangemenfs must await the ar- mended the action to hit back at copies as you want. Just sen re Charles . : ; The clue, which police call “ope | 5m ay? rhtor Moscow for the stiff restrictions 25 cents for each copy to and a Stotight. Nay ane of the most tangible so far,” was lo he ing daughter, now slapped on foreign travel in the "SKETCHES," THe Indianapolis . x re . iv y r "hile : m o y y wall has a shotgun blasts, given 2 truck Jriv - fe " Noe The Queen Mother and Princess Soviet Union last month. Times, 214 W. Mary land 8%." ut $280,000 The .witnesses said they saw also *ppointed a a pi the Margaret drove to the church and ; nt was nat eerlain fenen the heir, Dur. two gnen run toward the car and avin to 4 25-minute’ veriod were met at the door by the royal American \ ‘ ued, Vill bo jas: get. in. It sped : southward and : M N biitt said pe os", « chaplain, the Rev. Hector Ander- But informed sources sau it: STRAUSS oyal house« escaped. Ste pe go or eS Ope o son. who conducted them inside. |hould be sooh in view of indica- SAYS: veral thoue Mr. Gross, a distributor of soft ga i Th ham 2] a Pity 5.0 After the half-hour service, the tions that the Pentagon and other awit $0 pay, . drinks, was acting Republican S48 acm i “" mother . and daughter walked intevested Ageicles JA Approve, er rt = committeeman for the 31st ward, Mr. Noblitt told police that as back across a wide lawn 10 the would ol considerably milder Political observers said hood- he drove from the station, he saw manor house. Their empty car than those imposed by the RusA lums” had ‘been trying to take the coatless man. The man was Was driven back past scores of slang But according to reliabi ee 2 incess over eontrol of fe wail in fe then about half a block away. sorrowing people who had Hoped sources this could — be wy Caren gent mots Sha Hin} Srost val He described him as medium- to catch a glimpse of the royal Would Require Notice A 'rince Philip on om BO a was butlt, without topcoat or raincoat couple. { at ti te The formula favored by the 3uckingham : y > rs : Rie 7H despite the cold rain that morn- Most of the crowd at the gate gq... nanariment would require u 8 afraid of something like this, ing of the royal estate were unaware Russian diplomats | this nce of the when police told her of the shoot- Neanvihitie dsteciives ques. that the Queen Mother and 8) Ru le 8 plomat Jn his Ing. i tioned {wo 16-year-old boys ar- daughter had walked home. ore they make anv trips. } abe and (SI Tres was up for Section ONE QUEEN, ALL CUTE—OQueen of the annual Sweetheart Ball sponsored by Cotindral High rested in Terre Haute yesterday 05 Ie Joy nl watule, Jimmie At. first. ofirials PS sidered \rtments: in the April GOP primary. Police School sophomores will be Dee Ann Kiney (center) of St. John's Academy. Chatting with her about with a car stolen from a parking EE I a ying to duplicate the stiffer!

to Clarence music for the dance tomorrow night at Cathedral are members of her court: (left to right] Marjorie - lot near the Gaseteria station sev-

said there had been ‘no marked C Winzenread, St.John's; Jo Ann Kurker, St. Agnes; Peggy Robinson, St. Mary's, and Molly Smith, eral hours hifore Mr. Lynch was

bitterness in his campaign

for the monarch he had known

slain. as a. boy.

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order

a8 nearly as posBut they have dropped the

iain 10 a against James Macey. Ladywood. “They' dmitted stealing the _ It Will be the second royal cof- ed auarlvely — Be he 200 po i Police also started an investi- “car We 3s OF nr an fin Mr. Emerson has, made, He ing Which Ey Cy J gation to - discover whether thé a ; . . ~ + 'did- the same for King George V, , °° ' : household — shooting might be connected with Two Wounded in Birmingham Trucking Walkout Battle forma) ion Yo Sonneet filers Sytl father of the monarch whose Re limited foreign diplod by Dows= Mr. Gross's soft-drink business. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Feb. 7 tempted to pull him and a helper states, Contract negotiations be- Reilly, yng. of OT homicide body lies inside the manor house mat travel in 8 Joreis: OW. area robably will They wanted to discover if Mr. (UP) Two men identified as from their car. tween the AFL Teamsters Union 4, ici today. to 31 miles in 1048 ana Darred y year from Gross had been attempting “to striking truck drivers were shot! James Alvin Cook Jr, 26, an and management representatives Another one-time suspect, a 19- Fellod. ths Tree 1 any travel to five Soviet repubpropriation sell beverages to night clubs and yesterday in the first serious employee of the Jack Cole Truck- have been carried on at Memphis, year-old hitchhiker, was cleared The coffin 1 of Season oak lics and 11 major cities. On Jan. | F the crown bars, a field of business which violence of the week-old trucking ing Co. was seriously wounded Tenn. but were.broken up tem-i, 1. v Jie detector tests. Capt. from a royal tree -felled by it cut Moscow travel to 25 SE has been a syndicate monopoly walkout. : by a shot in the abdomen. Jack porarily Tuesday night. Reilly said George VI himself. —It-4s—heing tr a TT in Chicago. . A. A. Germany, office manager Litaker, 39, an employee of the He warned them to stay away, ~~ °° . fashioned in the carpenter shop tricts and 22 more cities off] 3 Mr. Gross was making his first of the Maxwell Truck Lines here same company, was hit in a he said, but they pulled Martin The week's TV schedules in On the royal estate. Co HmIts, bid for office, although he had who has been manning a truck finger. out and knocked him to the one attractive program—both en glizabelh Shls Se — been active in Republican poli- during the strike, said he opened Some 10,000 long-haul drivers ground, then Mr. Germann shot Channel 10 and Channel 6—in ; roy2 Ri Pr § tics for many years. P fire when a’ crowd of men at- are on strike ig 10 southern iy the crowd. your Sunday Times, body will be taken to Wolferton Admits Knifing Women.

—the railway station for Sand|ringham—for the King's | journey to his capital. Dowager Queen Mary {George V's body ‘taken to {same station in a farm cart

last

be moved fashion,

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in similar moments of sorrow { The Queen Mother Elizabeth ;was here when her husband. died

had stocky

NEW YORK, Feb. 7 (UP)

black -

he stabbed two women

Police said John Kerringer,

Mitchell, with a knife.

Variety of Homes

36, attacked him

To Death in Argument | Al haired defense | the worker confessed to police today] It that {was believed his son's hody would death yesterday : simple argument.

to] after a furious

30. | In the house at Sandringham admitted slashing the women but the royal family is gathering and insisted one of them, Mrs, Genewaiting much as any other family vieve first

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m—1 i quietly in his sleep Wednesday | : » morning. 8o ‘was Princess Mar- Offered in Times | Note these features: garet, the new Queen's younger —Peels or cracks not!

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{tended by Vicar Reverend Hector, | Anderson of the parish church, | Standing by was the man who! yesterday certified the deith of

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L. STRAUSS & (0. SIXTH FLOOR

{rived late yesterday. They were! followed by the Duchess of Kent {the handsome widow of the King's youngest brother who was killed in. a plane crash in 1942, Extra Police The only member of the royal family not expected at Sandringham was the eldest of Britain's three living queens. The dowager Queen Mary, who is 84 and has been ill lately, is staying at Marlborough House, her London home. She will see her son for the

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STRAUSS SAYS:

FOR

last time when his body is brought to London for the state funeral.

Extra policemen patrol outside Sandringham estate and stand guard at the gates, They were not for security. They were just a token .of honor for the late monarch. Silent clusters of people stood with bowed heads near the gaten They were farmers and townspeople from the surrounding Norfolk countryside,

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