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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WATER FRONT PkOPEkTI.
s4EAg,TEIFYL; WATERFRONT odS ESTATE = on on
dsen He aysar 2ssdsne. FL
SON. Attorney. Fidelity BLDG, Baltimore.
home; Beautiful view Of bay; cit, improve:
SO River drive or Caii Bay Vista 2e5i.
SO ACRES. 1.25O-FT. WATER FRONT
miles from Annapolis: house furnished,
modern improvements: beautiful location;
selI all or part. 11s Z. 33rd st" Apt. B.
SsR asx on aHE SEvERs a
equipped; Fireplace Private oeach; TO
ssd Phons M tam5 Borman ssntes sA SIT s Herad
BREEZY POINT MD.-FOR RENT, Ice.
furnished cottage: screened porches. 8
bedrooms. modern. RA. 1924.
FOR sALE-LOG CABIN WITH OVER 15O-
modern baths, own, well with auto. pump.
elec: refs. unusually large front front and side
board motor: completely furn and equipped.
At bargain price for quick sale. See Mr..
ALPAUGH. Lake Jackson. Manassas. Va.
COLONIAL BEACH. vA:-FoR. SALE. s.
furnished: formerly . W. Jenkins property.
Arl.. Va. CHI 6071.
boek 81 fsss MR d4H Rose .HR e.
or WO. 7712 after 9 pm. "a
RANDLE CLIFF BEACH, ON CHESAPEAKE
enS HS week. Fms waed iase lrEss screened D0ren
FOR SALE COTTAGE; la-AcRE woopEp
Phone Warfieid 4O3O Sat. or Sun:
BREEZY POINT BEACH = FOR RENT
Smiths bay-shore cottage, furn.. modern;
ey S0nv 1sssso6 nssr 6eaeh a sun rest OF
see etfaf Mas 0I MARY sfs Bison sPeee ss
5th ST. pEALE BEACH. ON CHESAPEAKE .sI
nshed sk = wit With tGoty pns 5GSm' snS Rah
i;IT S9n. 81. cT phone Mr.. ORION Ma. $500. or
1sss Sssss Md aRsK IoME M9R g
DI79 or DU. O345.
NORTH BEACH, MD.-5-ROOM COTTAGE.
a1a m 4oP bloek staI from bay Will sell or sEsde
BREEZY POINT BEACH. MD.-MoDERN
cottage. elec. kitchen, running water, good
beds. fireplace. Available after Aug, 20.
S35 per wk Adams 21l5-J 25e
,HE 2REN nE EoR 4S,IN 1Nse5GT1oN e5GT.Gr
bath, fireplace. screened porch. hardwood
floors. solid foundation, knotty pine living
easy terms. Also complete new cottage At
S2450. Used cottages.
$685. 90 TO $4,000
Cedarhurst has elec.. pier, seawall. boat
harbor good roads fishing, etc. Gentiles
only. Take Route 4 through Marlboro and
MI, Zion. Free circular on request
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN. l Thomas Circle.
MA. 6229.
BRING YOUR IMPRESSIONS AND oPIN-
IONS OF LONG BEACH UP TO DATE;
VISIT THIS PROPERLY RESTRICTED
BEACH COLONY AGAIN AND SEE FOR
YOURSELF THE MANY DESIRABLE I'M
POVEMENTS AND RECENT CHANGES.
New public water system. State-ouilt
entrance road complete. Electricity and
telephone installed Much clearing, new
street work and many new homes make
Lons Beach more attractive than ever be-
fore. Lots or homes on low monthly pay
ments F. H. A.-approved houses for sale.
50x1O0-FT. LOTS. 500 AND UP:
Wide, white sand beach, safe for children.
Excellent fishing and Grabbing. 450-foot
pier TO deep water for rocking chair fisher
men. Private pavilion and lighthouses for
property owners and guests. We urge
comparison with other beaches.
Drive 7 miles south of Prince FREDERICK
On Solomons Island rd. Turn left and
follow signs For Illustrated folder write
NJ. E. ROCKHILL, INC. ST. LEONARD. MD.
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E. h. McLACHLEN. Attorney.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No 1886. Ad-
That the subscriber. of the District Of
Columbia. has obtained. from the Probate
Testamentary on the estate OF Haven
Meteah s.s late Of the District Of Columbia.
asainst the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers there
OF. legally authenticated. to the subscriber
on or before the Sth day of August, AID.
l94l; otherwise they may BY law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate
given anw.. under aHo my I hang this ssh day Of
summit Place NV (SealD Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL. Register OF Wills
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court. aul7343I
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
(Continued)
1st FLOOR APT. FURNISHED, s R..
bath, large screened porch. yard. garape
S65 includes heat ERWIN REALTY co.
Call Hyattsville 1884.
CHEVERLY, MD. 8 LAUREL AVE.-6.
room BUNGALOW: basement: garage; h-w.h.: |:
cleo cooking. WA. 1868 25s
ARLINGTON RENTALS.
bedrns., bath. high elevation, h.-W.h.;
near transportation: $50.
3-bedrm. BUNGALOW. h.-w.h., garage. lot
75x175: near Transportation. schools and
church: S5N
2-bedroom. bath brick, in country club
section: garage, h.-w h.. recreation rm: S75.
bedrms. Ia baths. h.-wh.. garage,
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
CHI O6OO Ewes, CH. 47lR
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DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court-No. 56597. Ad-
mlnistration:ELThis is to Give Notice: !:
That the subscriber, Of the District Of
Court of the District OF Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Blanche
Josephine Sinclair, late of the District Of
Columbia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated. to
the subscriber on or before the 9th day Of
law be excluded from ali beneft OF said
estate. Given under my hand this 9th
day Of August. 1910. GRACE v. SMITH,
1918 Kenyon Street NV. (SealD Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills
for the District OF Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court auI 4 2431
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DESIRABLE WOODED HOMESITE. CON.
tanning approximately acre and half of
ground in FOREST HILLS, close to ROCK
CREEK PARK Priced at 15c Der So. 1t.
Rox RAM Star
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SEVEN ROOM BASEMENT AND BATH
brick dwelling. Il acre ground, al Temple
Hills; Md. and twelve and - acres ground.
small dwelling and large chicken house at
Allentown, Md. Inquire at Temple Hills,
Nd, or TO Phillip H. ClarE, West Lanham.
Md. Phone Warfield $3.50. A. B. BALDER-
SON; Temple Hills. Nd. Phone Spruce
0243-J
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ArlingtOn-4 Bedrooms.
GRIN. BRICK COLONIAL

Exclusive residential neghborhood near
Pershing drive, in Arlington: 10 minutes
to Washington. i 0c bus.
Spacious rooms: Living room. 13x23,
with fireDlace: dining room kitchen. large
side porch, bedrooms End floor l ? baths:
storage space in attic. full basement. OIL
heat air-conditioned: laundry trayS: lot
5Ox161; trees: brick garage. Price, S9.650;
Z TvII
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STORES FOR RENT.

5I13 GA. AVE.-MODERN STORE WAS
ladies' dress shopl and 7-r. bath apt, with
2 incl: porches; S115: E. ?. SCHWARTZ.
10l4 Vermont ave. D1. 6210.
2465 18th ST. N.W.-1Sx60. OPPOSITE
Ambassador Theater, apartments above.
Rent reduced. District 5021. 25'
1902 goth ST N.W.+STORE, FIXTURES
heat: $50. THOMAS P. BROWN. 615 4th
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SILVER SPRING LARGE BEDROOMS.
de luxe kitchen, exceptional dining and
living rooms. brick veneer. fully insulated.
See construction of sample from another
ggnder construction. F. H. A. approved.
ave. or call Silver Spring 1888 or RA. 1857.
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.-NEw BRICK
3 bedrooms. large lot. Call OWNER, sos
Cecil ave. Phone Warfield 1885.
MODERN NEW 2-BEDRoOM BUNGALOW
large a:tic, full basement; oil heat: screened
and glassed-in porch: rent $4,000. 6210
ferred. WI 1907 25"
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

HALF ACRE OR MORE ON WHICH
to build detached home. Prefer Mont
gomery County, within twelve miles down
town Washington. Will consider. six or
seven room two-bath house already built.
Wisconsin 40O6 24H
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court-No. 57,Os2. Ad-
is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, Of the District Of
Court of the District OF Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate of John Francis
McGee, late OF the District Of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers there
Of, legally authenticated, to the subscriber
on or before the Sth day Of August, AID
1871; otherwise they may BY law be ex-
GUIDED from all benefit of said estate.
August, 1910. JOHN FRANCIS HMLYARD,
63l Pennsylvania Ave. NV. (SeaD
of Wills for the District Of Columbia Clerk
Of the Probate Court. au17,24.31.
N M
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FRIENDSHIP
Personal Loan Co.
$500 Wisconsin Ave.-Near Hot shoppe
Opp. Car & Bus Terminal
Phone Bill Froser-Wksconsin $3.50
LEGAL NOTICES.
HARRY J. DAILY. Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-Ho. q, ,Oo3, Ad-
That the subscriber. Of the District Of
Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary Of the estate of Gertrude L.
Gates. late. of the District OF Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. TO the subscriber. on or
6eteTe the tbsy Ist & DAY S oY July AD ig4
from all benefit Of said estate. Given under
my hand this 3Ist day of July. 1910.
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL. REGISTER
Of Wills for the District of Columbia.
Clerk OF the Probate Court. aul01T.24.
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

304 KENNEDY ST NW-NEAR KEN
nedy Theater Store. 35x60. equipped with
elec meat display cases, refrigerator. elec.
grinders and slicers. elec. coffee MIL
REALTY CO, 1405 Eye ST. NV. Ma l353.
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WILL SACRIFICE

NV 81 300 equity fGr $3.50 cash purchaser
to assume $500 balance, payable S45 mo.
i-rm. home, ami, 3 acres: only 3 blocks
from Wash BALTIC. blvd: concrete streets
and sidewalks, trees. shrubbery and chicken
house. Call OWNER. Hyatts. O462 or
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Attractive home, 7 large rooms,
4 bedrooms, 2 baths, oil heat,
garage, beautiful Handicapped
grounds, lot 70X135 #. Price re-
duced for immediate sale. Open
today and Sunday.
L. G. WHITE, INC.
71O1 WIS. AVE. WI. 1000.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
CALVERT co.

CALVERT W.
productive 12O-acre farm. having
sassafras sandy loan soil. best suited to
tobacco and general farm crops in this
area. On deep. clear saltwater estuary
Beautiful views from elevations overlooking
the wide Patuxent River 5-room house,
. tobacco barns and stable. Price, S6,50O;
THEODORE F. MENK.
1924 goth NV. %, HO. 3707.
Evening DU 4So1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-15
SenOrita
from
Chicago
81 VIDA HURST

Continued from Page Ninel
woman even II We are engaged
You would continue 10 40 % after
we were married =
I certainly am not going TO be
dictated to by anyone" Raoul sd-
mitted. Ny seeing other women
has nothing to do with my love
and respect for you.
why can't you understand
that? Must you be 50 narrow
minded and PROVINCIAL"
She was being narrow minded
and provincial because she object
ed to his philandering. Sheila took
off her ring and gave it to him.
saying sadly. There's no use.
Raoul We don't have the same
viewpoint about marriage and
never viii have"
He cried then. do you mean
you would break our engagement
ruin all the plans we have made
Just because spent one evening
in the company Of another
woman ,"
There's great deal more than
that to it," she reminded him. I'VE
could never be happy together.
I'm going home
But, Sheila," he pleaded. Il
adore you. darlingl I love you Just
as much as l ever did. You are nv
destiny. The only woman I have
ever wanted to marry"
Il don't want that kind Of love"
she admitted. My marriage must
be based upon mutual faithfulness
and honesty. l want to trust my
husband"
You want romance. too. and
the men of your country cannot
give it to you. They do not speak
the language of the flowers. They
are too crude"
Maybe So" she granted, but at
least you know where you stand
with them"
Ito Be Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-15
Southern Hunters
Bag Many Snakes

SHREVEPORT, lathe prom
Used snake fry for sons and ad-
mirers of st. Patrick turned out
to be a flop but it wasn't the
fault of $50 hunters who set out
to clean the city reservoir.
Armed with shotguns, the men
blasted away at the reptiles in
Cross lake and put an end to the
fish-eating days Of 1000 of them.
That was the estimate of the hunt
ers. and observers said they be-
lieved the figure was fairly accu-
rate.
OF the ESQ hunters registered to
participate in the hunt, only about
Is turned in their kill at Flies
camp. They produced 243 assorted
reptiles and said they killed at
least 10 for every two they
brought in. The others sank or
drifted out of reach.
Riley Best
Mightiest marksman of the hunt
was James S. Rely. originator Of
st. Patrick's day No. 2, who came
into camp with 3s snakes in his
bag. He took first prize, but
didn't accept it.
Killer of the biggest snake was
NJ. B. Chance, who bagged a water
moccasin stretching feet and
measuring 9 inches around.
More than 100 persons crowded
at the shore to watch the hunts
men roll in and there were gasps
from the women when a marks
man would pull one of the scaly
monsters from a bag.
Excitement ran highest when
someone yelled, That's a live
one"
Counts With Tongs
Bill Harper, Cross lake patrol
man, had the duty of counting the
hauls, but he refused to perform
his job with bare hands, substi-
tuting tongs.
The snakes were eaten all right.
but not by those who gathered on
the bank to watch the hunters re-
turn from the kill. They were
given to John Kelly. who has more
than dozen aIligators as pets at
his place on Greenwood road. Alli-
gators like snakes.
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THURSDAY

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THURSDAY
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Home.
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KIRo-Serial
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Taylor.
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KJR-News.
KIRO-Serial.
10 A. M.
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Ma Perkins
XVI Big Sister; 1918,
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Churches
KJR-Band.
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bors.
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Martha Webster.
K o NJ O. Mary Marlin:
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vorce.
KIRO-Serial.
1850 A. M.
KMO-Orchestra.
XVI Tunes OF Today;
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KOMO - Pepper Young:
HAS, Vic and SADIE.
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KIRO-Serial.
1880 P. M.
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KOMO-Lorenzo Jones.
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ris; l:i5. Beyond These
Valleys.
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Homemakers.
KJR-U. S. Dept. Of Az
riculture.
KIRO-Serial.
1870 p. M.
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KOMO-Lil' Abner.
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Light.
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KIRO-Serial
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Wor,,ans World
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Homekeepers Calendar.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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| World Today
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Nogales international., 1940-01-20
Greyhound Show
Big Success

Many persons couldn't find even
a place to stand so great was the
attendance at the show presented
at the High School Auditorium by
the Greyhound stage line Thursday
night.
Following a lecture by Command
er Scott, famous globe trotter and
radio personality, there was very
interesting sound motion picture de-
scribing a honeymoon tour of the
United States on a Greyhound bus,
after which numerous door prizes,
including round trip transportation
to Phoenix, were presented.
Arrangements fer the show were
made by R. T. Frazier, local Grey
hound agent.
Nogales international., 1940-01-20
Hannah, M Years
Resident Here,
Locating In Tucson

After having resided in Nogales
A years, Fred Hannah, well known
business man, is moving to Tucson
in about six weeks.
At Tucson Mr.. Hannah will have
charge of the branch office of the
Hannah & E. K. Cumming real es-
tate and insurance business that
they are opening at 306 E. 10th
street.
The firm of Hannah & Cumming
is one Of the Oldest in Nogales, ex-
ceeded in number of years it has
been in existence by only Escalada
Brothers, the George Januel barber
shop, and the local bank.
Hannah, born in Phoenix, came
here when he was small boy. Cum
ming settled here 38 years ago He
is Arizona agent of the General
American Life Insurance Company
of st. Louis. Their Nogales office
has had the same phone number-90
for 80 years.
Nogales international., 1940-01-20
Gets Suspended
Sentence For
Stealing Bicycle

Gilbert Santacruz was given a
three year suspended sentence Tues
day by Superior Court Judge Cor
don Farley for stealing bicycle.
It was brought out in court that
Santacruz has been in trouble be-
fore and during the next three years
he is to report monthly to Sheriff
j. j. Lowe. Should he drink intoxi-
cants during that period he will be
sent to the state penitentiary to
serve the three year senence, it was
announced.
Nogales international., 1940-01-20
Brayton "Makes"
Front Page Of
Japanese Paper

DR.. Nelson T. Brayton, Miami,
Arizona. legislator, who, with Mrs.
Brayton, is on a trip around the
world, made the front page of
The Japan Times during his recent
visit to Tokyo.
A copy of The Times was received
by the Nogsles International this
week from DR.. Brayton who mailed
it in Tokyo on December 20.
A picture of DR.. and Mrs. Bray
ton appears on the front page of
The Times which, in an interview
with the Arizona man, says, in part,
as follows:
Regardless of who is elected, presi-
dent it is my personal opinion that
the United States will not get mix
ed up in the European situation.
Europe has been the battle-ground
of the continental nations for the
past 1000 years and since that is so.
there is no reason in the world
why America should make the
slightest attempt to dictate to them
how they should run their affairs.
However this does not indicate
that American opinion favors the
Nazi regime. America is perhaps
Fundamentally in sympathy with
the democracies.
"As for the Far East, I believe
I can ssfelv say that no big men
in America have the faintest desire
to get entangled with Japan"
Senator Brayton pointed out that
though the fact remains that the
PHILOSOPHERS of America and Japan
are different, the fact remains that
Japan is one of her best customers.
There is no reason according to the
Senator why creeds and beliefs
should keep good business friends
from smoothing out any difficulties
or differences that might arise
Nogales international., 1940-01-20
biennial Campaign Opens
EARLIER Than usual; THREE
ENTER RACE FOR HIGH POST
Governor Jones, Sidney p Osborn And Senator c. M
henderson Candidates For Democratic
Nomination For Governor

der, were Jones; Sidney P. Osborn,
Phoenix publisher and a candidate
in 1888; and State Sen. G. M. Men
derson of Maricopa county. The an
nouncements marked the opening of
Arizonas biennial campaign two or
three months earlier than usual.
henderson, operator of Phoe-
nix bus line, has jumped from a
seat in the lower house to state
senatorship in less than two years.
He was first to announce his 1910
aspirations.
II am definitely a candidate and
am busy preparing my campaign
PLATFORM he said
Osborn's statement was equally
terse.
There is no need of my an
nouncing am already a candidate
and am running. am paying no
attention to the others" +"
Once notified of the two candi-
dacieS, Jones lost no time in flip
ping his bonnet into the political
ring.
WELL he said, "T also will an
nounce my candidacy. AS far as I
am concerned it will. be a good,
clean race"
While Osborn's aspirants were
known and Menderson's suspected,
Jones ideas on reelection had been
moot point for some time.
The political campaign was yet
too young for speech making or
plank-laying but observers were will
ing to wager that the following
would come in for prominent men
ton:
1.-The 1910 tax rate of $125;
2-The administration of the State
hospital, notoriously publicized by
recent escapes of Winnie Ruth Judd;
and
3-The recent squabble over alleg-
ed misuse of state funds for travel
ing expenses.
Nogales international., 1940-01-20
Stolen Tucson
Car Found
In Patagonia

A girl at Rupert Beyerles store
near the river bridge on the Pata-
'gonia road phoned the sheriff's. Of
flee at 8 pm. Tueday that couple
Of boys had obtained gas there and
driven away without paying.
Deputy Sheriff A. c.. Dalton, who
answered the call and got the num-
ber Of the car from the girl. i'm
mediately put in a call for Deputy
Rlain Lewis at Patagonia. In less
than an hour later Lewis had the
pair in CUSTODY and learned the car
had been stolen in Tucson about S
p m. Tuesday.
The youths, one about Is years
of age and the other about 16, were
taken to Tucson Wednesday by a
Pima County deputy sheriff.