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Evening star., 1942-10-22
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Time
Magazine reported today that 400
Germans of the BoWmanville
(Ontario) prison camp barri-
caded themselves in the main
hall of the camp on October 10
in defiance of Canadian orders
for reprisal manacling and held
out there for two days until they
were subdued by student COM
mandoS.
Publication of the story brought
quick furry in United States and
Canadian censorship circles which
had maintained a ban on it for
nearly two weeks.
The Washington sorshi p
promptly lifted it's instructions that
nothing be published after Time
magazine appeared, but the Cana
dian censorship continued the ban.
although the magazine already had
appeared in Canadian cities.
There were indications that Of
ficials of both countries were in
vestigating the publication of the
story, but neither the magazine nor
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Wholesale Pork Prices
Placed Under Cei|inu

BY the Associated Press.
Price Administrator Leon Hender-
son today imposed ceiling on all
common cuts and types Of pork at
the packers and wholesalers level,
thus eliminating the possibility of
higher retail pork prices.
The new price lid covers more
than 80 varieties of wholesale cuts
and sets up differential prices in
three zones over the country.
Mr.. Henderson said the consuming
public would benefit in two ways:
First, available pork supplies will
be distributed more equitable in all
parts of the country, and, second
severe pressure for higher retail
prices will be relieved"
Evening star., 1942-10-22
"a Housewives 10 Try Man
Accused Of Brides Staying
Rr the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TRENTON, N. j.. Oct "a
jury of IA housewives which AS
sistant Prosecutor John A. Muslck
said was the first all-woman mur-
der jury in New Jersey, If not IN
the Nation, was ready today to
hear testimony in the trial OF
James Kearns of Trenton, charged
with shooting to death his estranged
bride OF two months.
The State had indicated It wouio
ask the death penalty for kearns,
80. who was adjudged insane AZ
an examination after the Staying
OF Marjorie Kearns, az, on February
n. 1886. He spent six Years IN a
State mental hospital before oeine
released recently as cured.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Conductor Is Killed,
Four Hurt in Wreck
BY the Associated Press,

BY The Associated Press.
DEERFIELD, Fla, Oct. GA
Pullman conductor was fatally in
jured and at least four other persons
were hurt early today when a
South-bound freight train crashed
into the rear of Seaboard Airline
passenger local standing at the
Deerf1eld station.
c. H. Wiltsie, the conductor, died
IN Broward General Hospital in Fort
Lauderdale. The Seaboard gave his
address as New Haven, Conn, and a
funeral home listed it. as New York.
Three other trainmen and at least
one passenger also were taken to
Fort Lauderdale,
Evening star., 1942-10-22

his clothes and tied line about his
waist.
/ When Ensign Adrian warned him
against CHANGING the shark infested
waters, the messman responded,
I'm gonna tow this old crate in.
Just keep telling me. if I'm goin' the
right way" the ensign related.
Six hours later barge sighted the
raft near shore, and the seamen
were taken off. --
Evening star., 1942-10-22
AH-Americo Bombinq
Is First in Desert

CAIRO, Oct % (P).-The United
States Army Air Forces, in the first
al-American bombing over the
African desert, kept the enemy s
transport lines and desert air bases
under steady pressure yesterday with
continued large scale light bomber
and fighter attacks.
Previously United States flyers
had carried out offensive operations
over the North African land front
IN cooperation with Allied bombing
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, Oct. % R.-
Stocks irregular; rails revive.
Bonds steady: some reorganiza-
ton carriers higher. Cotton
quiet: hedge selling and price
fixing.
CHICAGO. - Wheat shade
higher; some mill buying. Corn
higher: good shipping business.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Nozi Plane Raid on EnqIond Kills y

LONDON tf1-TWenty-tWo persons killed today
when Nazi day raiders striking from the protection
cover attacked two villages in East Anglia Southwest
England Bren climbed to rooftops one town to
protect workers against by what were believed
to have been four German Focke-Wulf 1905
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Gen. Eisenhower Denies Axis Ship Claims

LONDON pP1.-German claims to have sunk several
large United States troop transports today
1t. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, commander of United
States Army forces in the European theater be COM
petely unfounded" and merely another example the
untrustWorthiness of Axis reports"
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Late News Bulletins
Reykjovik Guns Drive off Nozi FLYER

REYKJAVIK, Iceland GA German Focke- Wuf plane
presumably reconnaissance sighted Reykjavik
today and driven off by heavy anti-arcrat fire
United States Army reported Reykavk had 4Ominute
alert 1t the third time in the last that
of the Reykjayk opened enemy air
craft
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Races.
Empire City

Today's Results and Entries for
Tomorrow on Page TX.
Empire City
n FOURTH T RAcE-pnrse, $500; claim
No WRINKLES 1AtkinsonJ 40 go s.so
Hidden Ace tRobertson) 500 go
Mon Tn. Flag .epay' .aIs $40
Also ran-chief Mate, Push and Golden
Luurel
FOURTH RAcE-purse, 81 1.5oo; allow
Eaaitable 1Woolf, $50 10 go
6. T,. Hsmilton 5ds, 'cr.wford' $50
Also ran&crucifino, scarlet Bow Dane
ing Archie ,, Arrow Girl Bola Novice ana
Rockingham Park
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
btns. fsaS afS batsso s5onss
Journey On tWilliams} $50 $50
Oh Al Crystal Stevenson 80
Also ran.war Bridse Missy oreenock.
Paul Scarlet, Keetonfa. Burnt Bridges.
dh Dead heat for third place.
keenelund Pork
FIRST RAcE-rurse. $500. claiming;
maidens: 2-yesr -olds; 8 furlonEs
Moay.ns aHsEy 3. tH:Ir.Ih tAdsTih, $40 $aS $so a
Mama Juii. tBsrney) 1910
!, 4;s .., =, 81. h.s, ,7r,... KEY
De, Mstread. oidsan. chisEis B. 3.
xleiu., :. sassssr
Evening star., 1942-10-22

(See EGYPT, Page 2-X.)
Evening star., 1942-10-22

(See BRIBERY, Page 2-X.)
Evening star., 1942-10-22

(See DRAFT, Page 2-X.
Evening star., 1942-10-22

Today's Results and Entries for
Tomorrow on Page TX.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Weother Report

Moderate temperatures today and tonight show
ers late tonight; gentle winds Temperatures
today-Highest, II, at p.m.; lowest 56, at a. m.
From the Omitted stsses wearner Bureau Report
Full Details Pare AGO
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
National Real
Estate Boards To
Meei Nov. 1870

en- The Nasiesai A
asspn q Real Ek1sse noafA s1
hela 4 NaK ronie ii kensfai
il lsxssea 81 leum
te nedfssN Exnt David
il simpson af russianA oe am
~ntaansxa The lIestl
cunvtnf5nn
Ihs relationship - n ep
II waf activities u "a nfwsr
age ara ID faa into nesS Nal
rssmie afsice President
states The national esf
egNe. - fhe eatire membership q
the association wla Tnpes sfl IS
felals - ! nafBtax 81 Use iaesAi
|aRencsea wfsssn woFk eNils CO fesl
estate waf ta4 a. .athmim
leefs neal estate Il he wnF po
gram
rFnhiems Discussed
Snhseets which wllI -
GUESSED snritsae Fsnf uanlfn 81
administration ara IL lupa
afs iie lard purchase aFa
ns program a. ~ sFsny asaa
navy finding - Is lsf Wa2
workers private building u -
nauiealnH neAl estate Ia tin hAIak
81 isse alien property e1sssdtan
and of tn Fexlnral Deposit lnaaf
afses Corporation mainl NANCE ~
TIE nations many mlEAm dol
Lara wnfsh q existing Structures
OF al types under war feNl2
TONS upon materials anI eqssip
atens. industrial plant Eatton ~
n1n war program tie movement
- 3 80 0ssalnafrd haliont stale
md ipeai tnkatinu peitry Htss all
draw The necessary war saste
fauitahly ard IL ; way HlAs viii
Conserve = sound financial aikma
ton foF state ard local govern
menh need foe nelehh4afsnNi
shopping centefa il new spfuna
HAs worker communities elvsiinn
housing nerds - affected by ihs
pressure ~ IA fniafaiion ard ~
sa1ppane Of construction. etlfn
egrtai property nuan8aFfnani -
Der war period sales restrictions
aeIion that needs II 10 taken now
teNard sound urban planning. n
GLIDING industrial sDundns ea Ter
etfiek a the passNar period
Otlsef 0suup4 70 Meet
Meetings # uhe American II
sssi0ie - Hsei Estate 6ppgaief2
Hse Institute II Real KAsab man
sgenaenf. ne Society % Industrial
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Mortgage
Foreclosures
Hit New Low

wnshlnelon The ASA ran
farm foreclosures m
1uly represent : neM l9w
for me u years On ahleh figures
ate avaiiabh shn NshI H0aa
Lean Bark administration nspm
81 The kesl pfea mnats
WAH February in92 when 4N3a
foreclosures wefe ftfnfipd
The 3 per cent fsaftan fa
sfr 5une foreclosure figure ~
wAa sharper than ne 4
cert dellne expected IS slse tire
a. Hhe xeaf Hgsa FesaiAea IA :
ausnsEis Mhiusiea July aaass pf
a : IA sssnpafn6 wish 100 le is
ia45 1859 hsns period Mere tllsn
t4u thirds ~ ne states displays
9ufe n 1uly movements mha
efs favorable
Compared aiih ahh correspond
saa asoalh 81 In8f. july fae
usw Nss dpsn - - cent a
Federal fIusne Lean Bank District
afd nll hai II wastfr states
SHARED - Tits FreHf HeH
1ule n lass Feaf.
Ire Foreclosure 8H ~ 3nsFl
Has ~ per Na dwellings, fm'
tx ~ mansh. ending 1uiY 81 81
Is casnpstnd MsM m
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Circulation In Home
Should Be Given
Special Thought

feuAsn Il s
naes Is aeeF d tlM
An nnAtant nssfss4 kf
whxh kheaild ~ kxm asse xms1
nsMssaa II lia eannn9 - q
aslk8sss Is re fank
AAmtnsseasf
Tiw egn m M
ire sne kiisttsn b she ai -
the h neaf ~ nt -
fie etlest a fegv 8alasnk u
p#NalasssY III ea tt AFsaN
~ ~ the tsf af sln
Nisa engfsMax st NJ tsaf 8
0sae
use hfeAm MN n
plaee anzi uss he,nN 4i&fsHgs IS
aeaslsY
II nsany SMALL H e
enlfafae s8 ~ ~ asss
thaasNh tie irving faea M
nsals peNY ffsn EAe klAhen
Is me isxant 3 sfaxA
iseluK fxan. s. inst *
ana place 81 rANAf@ M
Twins fsa beteaAe ! u
fare
pf1sfmf planning Maea
BE - news f1uu ofM pAft a tie
ake - anstalsaf wssNn
through ths nsina fan
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

- EXISTING structures. e. - -
anilal repairs ard maintenance
All loans iass1sea rs the FILA
are retired 81 equal snonfhly pay
neniz % principal and interest
extending oeef lie h1h term nf
ttla en Thik procedure
enables home Owners T. budget
their housing expenses on :
monthly basis wlsh consequent
deserving q Ire changes II defaait
and f#euae FIIA borrowers
afe berg encouraged T. auafY
Increased wartime earnings e
Ihe reduction ~ tlaeif msf4aaef
ael8 s : FASTER eate gh4n tlsag
called Ser - nelf mortgage es.a
har
Ths FHAe efedf experience "a
aseat lhe maAaas~ IL -
sngaslg aeM reaaeine I.nsnesae
Ean IM than four ie4.fha -
~ eent u 81 horne properties +.
nasnea - FHA inaalfsa mort
gea have besu formtns asal
1ssslea yA8 = he TIA - pfssau
eahea luslltauene
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

healtof8 ire NatigsaI insflEBse e
Keal EzsAfe Brokers ~ iisEs
Builders Institute # Ame4a
ufIMn Land fnsEsiuke and EEn ~
llazai Conference e Real Estate
Taxpayers waf ~ held p een
neeti0n nth fkse e~tnlyenes has
Nln - eonfsnfd Il h4sahfe
isa been e. al1ssf4 Aa4asias8
T4 auft4ste panEina essH
mIflte lfssisslss ITeznE fn
KaseHsisA Naa ent
HA6sf8 4 MeIasn = rhaa a64
Cyrus Crane MfllfhHs etnfe4
~ President eaafeaH IA TafAF
II she - Less.s k3sl E1sAsa
enanE< a general rAsifnAH II nN
~ kakae assalasAlsee -
taEerene
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

e. Ahn4 n Ferguson anEnaurteed
FLA fseld offices began opef
stiuns under the new amendments
during the eeeeTsd wee& IN June
By September ~, they had L.
xtaed firm commitments - insure
6si76 Title VI mortgages total
En9 szs6 5ea Ihsee mort
cages will finance > considerable
number Of two. three ana four
family dwellings as weil Is nm
gle family houses for war work
erz
IN addition. hy the end Of Aus
usf commitments had been issued
60 insure mortgages II S1si6i 600
under Section COS Of the Act On
large scale rental projects which
will provide 1854 family dwelling
units for war workers.
The recent amendments % the
National Housing Act increased
By $500. 0t0, 900 the FTfA'a authof
ixation to insure var housing
leans BY private lending iFasutu
tons under Title VI and effected
other changes designed % facihs
tate private war housing con
struction. especially for rent. TIE
previous S300. 600 600 insurance
authorization under Title VI had
been exhausted by April 1, lgsa
IN order 70 qualify for Title VI
mortgage Insurance. projects must
conform with all regulations and
standards established for private
- financed war housing BY line
War Production Board and the
National Housing Agency. Plans
are carefully checked b FILA
field offices 70 assure minimum
use Of critical material. and salts.
factory assurance must be pre-
senied that the materials needed
70 complete the project are avail
able. Furthermore. only fhuae
projects for which there IS clear
II an imperative need IN TIE IN
terest 81 the war effort are 80
proved Tor insurance Title u
projects must be- located in the
critical war housing areas desig
mated by the President. and pref
ererlce IN occupancy must Be CIV
en- 10 var wUkerx
During recent weeks. applica-
tons for Title VI insurance On
proposed rew war housing pr1
ects have involved an average q
approximately 900 dwelling
units per week Ia addition. ap
plications for large scale rental
housing projects flied under Sec
ton Cos have involved > total q
approximately $3.50 proposed
dwelling units for War workers
Construction started under
FHA inspection. IN the war indus
Try areas during recent weeks has
involved . weekly average 81
about 100 dwelling units
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
FHAApprOves
5000 Units
For Mortgages

Washington, . c-D8ring me
fira IS weeks q operations IN
der fhe recent wa housing
amendments t. N1e Natzoaai
Housing At privately financed
projects involving approximately
5000 daeIIlnE units Tor Har
workerB have teen approved for
mortgage Insurance Under Title
II FEDERAL Housing CoHamn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

IN pssy II Hsn
slnassa ~ lase II ue
Is 1alH sasa#a 80
RAJ = MAkh tea plaes - eeaa
sss - ~
fsafHR II : rats MAA
ne dwellings fal6
- eas9 pr -
fles s. sa 0
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Careful Mixing OF
Paint And EnumeI
Vital For Success

70 assure uniiorm eolot Rna
proper hfaiuE and brushing quail
stseA II Is necessary - mtx pSut
q enamel properly. sccuFdsng -
officials q lhe FHA Il IS 81
vised thss first the hqaia irum Ore
top ~ the can b. poured into 8
clean vessel Then stir well tire
pigment remaining - TIRE cau
gradually pouring the liquid back
- little ~ = iinse~mixinE Il
tlaaFou9hiy with the pigment
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

The banana plant Is : large
leafed perennial thaf gross ~ 5
maximum height q - fest tax
nc ~ year q groW and produce
Is single stem ~ fruit
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Billion In
Loans Insured
Through FILA

wash HEtNM fn* uf ftHf
thar 81 a n9 80 kv p4vsie
ienafn0 instisusians lus ths run
siftacpon purchase q repair of
how're properties hNse beu IN
mffe# under tits xasioss kIiA np
Ffxsfe x.nrn chs START - nfsefa
iidsa IL Junr 1as4 Federal H
ing COMMISSIONS Agsnef II faf
Fsneaa announced
Through regular nsssfhlv pay
ments against principal ind
Through prepasmausa anf4uxi
masely ofas third 81 the total
ansoalH q FnA maafea ioasas ~
ported TO Dale hss ten paid or
by tfe families ard property
owners participating ID fhe pro
gram Mr. FereuAn said
TIE private residential lending
stimulated by tie FLA program
has involved almost sno.mH 10
dividuai properties the roIsinsie
glones pointed osas These include
Approximately go coo one 70 four
family honsa flnanced ~ mart
cages exceeding 81 ea Dc Ia
eftelnal amount which aefn IL
sursd under Titles II 81 u 81
the National Housing Act and
approximately 40o.nU repair or
mo8ernizaliun leans iofallne mere
than sf.60u 900 l0in which wern IN
sured under Title l. n addition
mortgages 81 approximately xt4S.
000 900 On large scale rental hour
inN projects have bxn insured
Under Section ~
During peace time. the FILA
loan insurance program was large
" responsible fuf the reopenlnH
81 the private mortgage lending
market and for The revival Of the
home construction Industry. Mf
Ferguson declared To The con
guHer, the FHA plan offered the
soundest home financing terms IL.
history as wen as = convenient
method for repayment ~ home
indebtedness uut Of current
monthly earnings
FHA Plays Vital Roaa
Under wartime conditions. the
.FfiA program has played an
equally vital rale ~ providing
the principal financing vehicle
for ule construction q wst huus
ing - private enterprises
Since July l. 1870. xhen the.
housing problem first betufne
acute in tie war industry cenipfs.
approximately 10000 home mort
gnges iotaling more tran 81 900
D0a 061 have bern inss1fed - she
FHA b FAR TIE aresiess pro
portion Of these properties we're.
located Ia the shoftsne srna6
Because Of aeuie shortages ~
waf materials. new construction
financed under The FfEA program
is noW restricted 10 tfse mos a.
gently needed housing f0f waf
workers n the designated critical
areas and IS insured under Title
vi. which was added - shs ne
tional housing aef - Congress
for the specsfie purpose 81 faelii
satlng privately financed was
housing The facilities ~ Title Is
remain available for tie Hmufs|
anee ~ mortgages - exl8linn
hp0
UnaeT Title !. more Than / 500
DA iosnA ioiallne approximately
x6s 900 Ha AzIee been insured
flsea Jaig /. 1870 THE leans
are now limited q projects pro
vidinE sddIa3hal living aeezanBio
aaaasa faT War workers HssaaRn
the conversion q rehabilitation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Argentina Told
To Cooperate

WASHINGTON, April 1 (INS)
The United States government
today is awaiting word from
Argentina as TO whether that
Latin American republic is pre-
pared to bear its share of the
burden of protecting the Western
Hemisphere against Axis ag-
gresSion.
A high authority disclosed that
the United States has warned
Argentina that unless it is willing
to cooperate with the other
American republics in the active
defense OF this hemisphere, IL will
receive no shipments of strategic
defense materials urgently needed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
ARMY-AIR COOPERATION

Under the new army set-up,
which will establish more intimate
lrmy-air cooperation. the two
commands will be directed by
lieut.. Gen. Sir John Laverack and
lfaj. Gen. Sir Iven Mackay. These
,fficers will be responsible to Lieu
enant General Blamey.
The commander of Australian
orces in Malaga, Maj Gen. Henry
sordpn Bennett. was made a lieu
enant general and is expected to
Hay a prominent part IN the
Australian campaign.
General Macarthur, American
lieut., Gen. George II. Brett, in
:hsfge OF air forces, and Blamey
md 1averack have been confering
.iImos continually. apparently
mapping general United Nations
strategy for offensive action
against Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Sanborn Gets lonia Post

LANSING, April l (UP).-Fred
c. Sanborn. education director at
Ienia refefmatery, has been chosen
deputy warden. and George !.
Francis, educational director at
jackson prison, has been named
deputy warden there, Garrett
HeynS, state corrections director,
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

by the other nations of this con-
Itinent who are facing direct dan
ger because of their declared
|anti-AXis policy.
The warning was sent to BuenoS
Aires through the Argentine mill
tary and naval mission which left
Washington recently after failing
to obtain any promise of military
equipment for the defense of that
republic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHoNE CHERRY S8oO)
.Ydnks' BOmbers
Strdfing
Japan Bases

NERAL MacARTHUR'S
HEADQUARTERS, Australia.
April American and Australian
bombing planes. continuing an UNI
aerial offensive against
Japanese invasion bases, bombed
the enemy airdrome at Salamau
in New Guinea today.
Fighting their way through
tropical storms. the Allied aviators
bombed the airdrome daringly at
low level, il was reported. and
scored direct hits on runways.
DOWN Is JAP PLANES
The attack was made as Prime
Minister John Curtin announced
that in two days of aerial warfare
American and Australian planes
led by flying fortres had
knocked out 18 enemy aircraft,
damaged a Japanese ship and
scored direct hits on invasion base
buildings.
He said that in the last AS hours,
during Allied offensives on Koe-
pang, in Dutch Timor, and Lac,
the great japanese invasion base
in New Guinea. the Allied planes
had shot down at least three Japa-
nese planes. had probably de-
stroyed 10 more, and had damaged
five including four giant long
range flying boats.
MORE PLANES DOWN
1t was indicated that Curtin's
summary of operations would be
raised TO 81 planes as the result
Iof operations over Port Moresby
New Guinea, yesterday.
"While japanese aircraft were
raiding Darwin yesterday one
escorting japanese Navy-O
fighter was shot down and one
enemy bomber probably was
damaged" Curtin said. I'VE suf-
fered no losses.
GROUNDED PLANES HIT
Further details OF yester-
days successful raid by Royal
Australian Air Force bOmbers
on Koepang. Dutch Timor, when
six grounded enemy aircraft
probably were destroyed indi-
cate that an additional four
enemy flying boats were dam
aged by machine gun fire.
Near misses were noted on n
ship in harbOr. One Navy-O
fighter was certainly shot down
during the raid and an enemy
bomber was possibly destroyed.
BOMBER SHOT DOWN
at Is now known that build
ings received at least five direct
hits from heavy bombs during
the Allied attack on Lac Mon
day. while two grounded aircraft
were probably destroyed and
fires were started among build
ings.
"A Japanese bomber was re-
ported In an earlier communique
as having been shot down over
Port MOresby Monday and one
Navy-O fighter was seen trailing
smoke from Its engine"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Hunt Youth, ~,
In Two Murders
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
was placed on probation at the
time by the Wayne County Ju-
ivenile Court and shortly after sent
TO the Barber farm to work.
Two years later, after he had
left the farm. he kidnapped Johanna
Johnson, a Negro Highland Park
recreation teacher. in Highland
Park and drove her to a lonely
woods near Oxford. The gun he
used in the kidnapping was stolen
from Barber. He beat Miss John
son with the gun but she man.
aged TO break away from him.
After tramping through the snow
for eight hours she reached Ok
ford.
Deputy Ted Gum captured Pic
cone shortly after and Piccone
told him:
1--WE always had an ambition
to kill a cop and / would have
killed you but I saw you weren't
from Highland Park"
HATED POLICE
lie told Gum he had hated the
police since his first arrest. He
said he lay in wait across from
the Highland Park police station
all one night waiting for the Off
Ger who arrested him in the car
theft. Today Gum is hunting him
again.
II was going to kill him. but
he never came out of the sta
ton" Piccone said.
Piccone was sentenced TO serve
three and one-half 10 four years
in Jackson Prison by Circuit Judge
George b. Hartrick of Oakland
County on Dec. -. 1888.
AS he was leaving the court
house he told deputies.
THAT amt long term and
IL won't be safe for uniformed
coppers 10 be on the streets
when I get out"
lie got out March Is.
BLAMED FOR CAPTURE
Mrs. Murphy told officers today
that She thought Piccone always
blamed Barber for his capture
after the assault on Miss Johnson
I'VE didn't know anything
about the kidnapping until the
police came TO the house and
told us PiccOne had been cap
tured near our farm" she said.
Sheriff Howarth said he received
I, a report this morning that
lneighbor of the BARRIERS and Pot
tiers. Roy Thorpe, is missing
Thorpe failed TO report for worl
at a Pontiac defense plant.
He left home last night TO drive
10 Oxford. He was not seen Their,
and did not return home,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

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