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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-02

Jock Motheson, monoser Of the St. Clair Shores Merehonts.
whe ws signed by the Detroit Lions TO play end FOR the teom, is
doing better thon wos expected from even his Ioyolist follower.
Metheson, Dorois told seribes. hos shown himself TO be q good
player. Although his future with the Detroit eleven hos yet TO
be decided il seems highly probable thot he will moke The
srsds. Motheson was selected yesterday by Dorois TO start at
end on the freshman team when they meet the vorsity squod in
the opening game Of the season Sunday at the University Of
Detroit stodium. The game s a twilight offoir end will stort at
5 p N. Motheson and the other Lions will be introduced to the
fsns at 4:4S.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-02
CALLS PRESENT PLAYERS SOFTIEs

Yet in 70 Archer threw out 81 would-be base
thieves. He tossed out 10 New York Giants in %
games. and the Polo Grounders ran lickety-split
that season.
Archer saved many games for the Cubs with
his remarkable throwing. No other catcher pick
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-02
SCALDED AS BARREL-MAKER

Archer was a bsrrel-maker in Toronto, and
his freak arm was the result Of a frlghtful acct
dent which left it permanently bent and stiffen-
ed at the elbow. He later suffered a compound
fracture of this elbow.
Archer was paid no more than $50 to $50 TO
500 a month jumping from one club to another
in his first year out, so returned to the Toronto
cooperage in the off-season. Falling into a vat of
boiling tar, Archer's right arm and leg were so
badly scalded that he remained in a hospital
from mid-February to the end of May.
In mid-season of '04, with Boone of the Iowa
tate League, young Archer crashed into a hitch
ing post, chasing a foul, fractured his. collar bone
on the left side. Two silver threads held IT to-
gether,
In '05, with Atlanta, Archer called for a fast
ball. Bugs Raymond crossed him with a curve
that cracked his kneecap. Two silver threads held
that together.
Archer probably was the most banged-up big
Lacquer of his time. The fingers Of his throwing
hand were repeatedly broken. The index finger
was broken four times. He could not close II on
- - - Ill
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-02

Missouri has a town by the
name of Peculiar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
GOWNS for HER!
= .0;57

for present Fed
the oveles all
gmoro And and wash WELL tool Choose from
of and she'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17

ApNTRTISFMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
, Await
Ceiling
Penalties

Three wholesale poultry deal
erS, who pleaded guilty 10 charges
Of selling live poultry above OPA
ceiling prices. are today awaiting
sentence by Federal Judge Picard.
They were Frank BuSCemi. a
partner in the c. BuScemi Sons
Co. 2701 Russell, and Samuel G.
Goodstein and Katie Goodstein,
owners of the Samuel G.. Good
stein Co, 3725 Russell.
Assistant District Atty. Joseph
&, Murphy accused the two firms
Of blackmarket operations in the
sale of poultry. charging that they
sold IL at 5 TO 10 cents a pound
over the ceiling price.
The grand jury returned indict-
ments containing II counts against
each. and the defendants pleaded
guilty 10 two counts each.
While the grand jury was con-
sidering the evidence against Bus
cerni a warrant was issued charg-
ing him with intimidating a
witness. 1t is still pending.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17

Make her gift Of these lovely little
rayon aeetates and spuns. They come IN
fstterins eolors and STYLES with many
pretty trim. Sizes j-6I. and ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
vi. II. MOrfensOn

Funeral services will be held al
= D. m. tomorrow for Morton T,
MortenSon in the Ross r. North
rup Funeral Home, 22401 Grand
River, with burial in Grandlawn
Cemetery.
Former office manager of the
American Foun dry Equipment
Co, Mr.. MortenSon died WedneS-
day at his home, 1890 Stout. He
was 81 years old.
Survivors include the widow,
Erma; one son, Glenn. and three
grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Mrs. n. VI. Burnett

Funeral services for Mrs. Elsie
NJ. Burnett will be held al 2 &c
o. m. tomorrow az the family resi-
dence. 1921 Hamilton, the Rev
BENJAMIN Bush. pastor OF West
minister Presbyterian Churc h.
officiating.
Mrs Burnett died at home
yesterday
She Is survived by two daugh-
tors. Mrs. Carleton knight Jr al
Schenectady, y Y, and Elsie Jane
Burnett. sister, Mrs. Arthur :
GriSwold, four brothers, Paul
Earl l. John B. and DR.. Phillip
r.. Moody. and two sons, Harry
A. jr. and David nj. Burnett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Ex-SdiIor Leaps
60 Floors 10 Death

NEW YORK, Dec. II (INS)-
A 22-year-old eX-sailor hurtled 70
his death late yesterday from the
seth floor observation of the En-
pire State Building-tallest build
ing in the world.
Police identified the suicide as
William Lloyd r m b o, former
gunner's mate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Rides a Bike
Pontiac Pastor Pedals Due
10 OPA Ruling D.

His gas rationS. suspended for
100 days. the Rev. Leland L.
Marion, Pontiac pastor, wash I
worrying very much today. IN
stead. he is shopping for a bicycle
for which The OPA yesterday ap-
proved his application
"Tm going 10 put large sign
on the handlehars saying The
oPA has taken my gas away,
said the minister
The minister's gasoline rauon'
|for one of his three cars was cut
|on after ne prayed for help IN
|solvinc his gasoline shortage. and
Ia number of gas coupons n4Ns'en-
|ously found their way into ms
|DoSSpSSiOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Fingertip Gear Shift
Costs Driver $500

David r. Davis, So. of 1896
Porter, was fined 500 by Traffic
Judge Murphy yesterday. lie was
accused Of reckless driving, but
told the court he was driving
strange car with fingertip control
and that was why he interferred
with traffic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17

Short and sweet, but they've got let-out
hens to accommodate growing legs.
Fine group of lovely washable cottons in
many patterns and eolors, Sizes j-6I3
and ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
John H. Dubois
lobe Buried al
JPN. Tomorrow


Funeral services for John II
Dubois. former Detroit Trust Co
auditor, viii be held al ] p. m
tomorrow in the Harvey a. Neeley
Funeral Home. Grand River and
Maybury Grand
Mr. Dubois. 20, died Tuesday.
RE is survived by the widow
EStella, two sons. Marvin and
John Jr.,: one daughter, EStella
and sister, Olivia Dubois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17

you'll for that special
oil she'll cherish lavish beauty md
worthy durability! her much, ether
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
OUCH!
MY Nee
Quick relief from stiff, sore
muscles with OMEGA OIL

Stiff as q board-snd how il can hurt
when neck muscles tighten up Try good
old Omega Oil. II rubs right into the skin
and goes 10 work fast 20 Soothe muscular
pain. What relief What a blessing
Extra strong. but won't burn. Get II to-
day. Only $50 at all drug stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Gould Henry VIII Nave
Mad Stomach Ulcer Pains Z

History tells nov Henry Vlll would gorge
himself with food and suffer AftsrWard
Don't ignore your suffenngs Try UdEa
for relief Of ulcer and stomach pains
indigestion, Eas pains TOR heartburn. burn
ing sensation. hloat and other conditions
caused by excess acid. Get a 2oc box Of
UdEA Tablets from your druggist First
dose must convince or return box 70 us
and get DOUBLE YOUR Monty BACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17

WOODY HERMAN. the man who
plays the Blues, says Adam
Hats are the style-beAt with me.
For Xmas giving. Adam Gift
Certificates beat them all for
practical thoueh,iulness,
Available up TO Ten Dollars.
80 CAMPUS MARrIus
20as WOODWARD AVE.
sssS GRAND RIVER AVE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
2.25 AND 2.05

o.
lovely add her collection several of these and cr Feminine
of tailored styles mid fitted and bcut models Smoothfttns,
weI-f durability practical
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Dr. Edwards.
Rotary Officer.
Speaks TO Club

Dr. Fideila Edwards IF Glas-
gov kv. was the guest speaker
AZ the Moss POINT Rotary Club
Thursday Or Edwards the
sather.in-law Of 4 member of the
Moss Point club. Dallas Smith. IS
the present district governor Of
the l6lst district and q physician
As he was introduced as the
speaker and an officer Of the or
ganikatlon the members honored
his presence b rising as a body.
The fundamentals Of Rotary
formed the basis Of ais discussion
ana he touched in detail on the
daiis practices that should Dc Gus
iomary with every Rotarian
Are YOU applying your 70
taFy standards and principals in
everyday business. professional
and social life ne asked the
members.
Special guests 81 the luncheon
which Wss served in tine Com.
munity house we're Joe Wood Of
Alabama. guest of z A. Khavat
Continued On Page g
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Flowers at Large After Prison Break;
Figure In Sensational PascagOula Crime

and dairy farm employee. and n
i Dickson who Nas killed later
II 3 gun battle with officers
held up the rascsgoula National
Bank November 1882 stole
s. SOC and kidnapped a F John
sou WHO Is noa a vice president
u me bank and r 4 Biggers
principal ~ the high school and
8 customer II The bank They
IaHeed TIE men % accompany
taem ai the point If : gun snd
later put them eat near fae Ala
uama line
4 thrilling chase started with
aees obtained Efom AtmaFe Ala
and the robbers aeat fFaiIrd
through the TIT swamp and
found crunehed behind 5 log
Dickson rose and ordered tns
ufsuers la hat according - ties.
nmany gwen - court - 1ae slime
- fenimoEe Hudson ne1 coun
= highway natHuimau and 6red.
sIIIinR one = fhe dogs He wa.
hot down ana Flowers then
surrendered showing - cap.
sass where - guns ana money
aaHe hidden
Al the tHlaI which packed tbe
curt house HHtH ulcn ana women
auzIous t. catch 8 glimpse 81 ihs
prisoner. fae slatc rerFessHlei be
District Attorney r E Cowar
ED County ATTORNEY = > Bal.
aIa asked aHe death penalty
Under the - enacted = 8Ht 1889
legislature making Haaaez witt
deadlf eeaHaa capital af4euse
aHHtenue - imposed IS fns
IzIs judge Walter 4 White
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
81 Requests For
Defermeni Denied
By Appeal Board

Out OF "a appeals for defer
ment the majority 81 which were
eeeupatidnal grounds. acted on
b. Appeal Beard Ne 8 during the
FIRST week Of Februars. 81 re-
quests were denied
FIffY three Of these appeals
were for occupational reasons and
nine were granted deferments
one being returned 10 the local
BOARD for additional information
Nineteen were appeals for Deepen
dencx with seven being grant
ed deferments One appeal was
on other grounds and esus de-
MED.
This board covers Jackson.
tisrrssan Hancock George Stone
SNki River Greene Perry Per-
resi- Lamar Marion Walthall,
Wayne. Jones, Covington. Jeffer.
son Davis and Lawrence counties
Those granted deferments lor
oeeupational reasons IN Jackson
COUNTY were George Shakespear
Horr. % marine electrical out
SIDE maehinist with Electric Con
s~truetors Inc. ? p alloaed %
days Benjamin Donald Rand. 20.
.figgef with the Gulf Shipbulld
ng Company. , B deferred for
SIX months. Robert Glenn Will
son = weldcr with Ingalls, Ship
building Corporation 3-B There
were M dependency appeals made
from this county
The action taken BY this appeal
board during the past several
weeks has proved that business
men laborers farm hands and
tschnieians alike. have been re-
fused reclassification from la,
Colonel Lawrence w Long. state
director OF the Mississippi selee-
tive service system. declared
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
BY JupsoN o.ouINN

ASSOCIATED Press Staff Writer
Aboard a United States Army
Transport Somewhere IN the Gulf
Of Mexico. When Uncle sam
shuffles ms fighting men e far
lang fronts in an army transport
like ms. the soldiers ride n lux
ufIous comfort = compared 20
beats harriediy pressed into serx
ice II the first World War
And Il Will take 3 mighty lucky
shot from 81 enemy submarine
10 torpedo the decks from under
them
watched TINS new army trans
porI So Through rs PAGES % is
trial TRIP ~ TIE edge Of sanmar-
me infested Southern waters
Tne I6.00e-ten vessel baEHt ~
the ingalls, Shipbuiidine Corpora
ton S The first army transport
baIIl Is such and delivered since
he Wsf began She covered shout
zee miles in tire aae-day test run
and II the words q the master q
the INGALLS, niai crew tthe test
pilots - the sea- ard tire ahSen
ers . the maHatlme commission
Army Transport Service end the
British navy she handled Is ess
Is - e toy
The speed developed from OIL
burning engines ard q sensitive
nudaeF give hsH Hhat q takes -
autzan and auamanelaver sanma
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19

Field ior i short time Was trans
feFFed 70 Fslet Field Ia It Nas
here that he received his com
mission rs First Lieutenant 9 iee
DAYS before he embarked fof sefy
ice abroad
During the entire time that he
was overseas. II Wright kept m
touch with ms family through
frequent letters the last Of which
theR received the Saturday pre-
vlous "a che receipt Of the new
Of ms death He also sent nliuaef
oas snap sh9ts Of srene n the
waF AREA ard af HlasseH wfth Ar
huddies
1t Wright would have been "a
wears old june I. 1912 and had
counted on being home on cave
~ absence Al that time
While awaiting his call II
Wright was employed At the In
gals Shipbuilding Corporation
IS assistant surveyor
IN addition IL bts parents. ne Is
survived hY three sisters. Mrs
Z Y PIiman Mrs G Il Geigef.
and Miss Annie Marguerite
Wright one brother Harry F
Wright D. and ms grandmother,
Mrs = II Wright all If whom
reside IN paseanuula
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19

day morning when they over.
powered prison guards and TAX
ms KEYS from the guards broke
INTO the arsenal and armed them
selves with rifles one shotgun
and haif . dozen pistols Among
He la who originally gained their
freedom we're two others from
Jackson County They were
Frank Billy Moody e years
I'D who Was sentenced - = term
II the state penitentiafx for rob
berry several years ago Moody
lad beer II trouble several times
- the county before ms last con
Kleuon.
He VAS always 8 trouble max
- county officers here said.
Hes been n plenty n trouble
q the county and va known as
q bad one
The other IS William Ruifa Is.
aho was sentenced II the Ne
eembef term ~ Circuit court hs
Judge l. { Coroan Tor aulomo-
bite theft 4 stranger n Pssca-
Eaala and Mess Point Ralla had
stolen three AUTOMOBILES ln one
night Maaax and RHiIa have
both been captured and returned
@ fhe peniienflarN
W.. EaA - - e. 49,
been led - james TIiiolsau life.
aefmer from Massaehuaefas wins
= serving tire fer Bank rob.
HHfT TlIHafsan wha epefatea
Under several aliases Has cap
faHed bT officers MoHdaX Al Red
Say. Ala
kipnsp Bank Employees and
HuHe e. aalumHuIHa MEgAanIz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Changes
Rule on Getting
Raii0n Book

Geutxsgy - t1p original ssipula-
HsH tsat persons having no Ra
Ton Book Nc would b. IN
ute - nblnfn thens until after
gAstrntion for Book No. , had
cen completed Roy Wingfield.
cHaiFnsan u the local War Price
nd Bahonine Board announced
thursday that orders from OpA
aatHact headquarters had been
Hanged a. allow such persons
10 apply foF Book No ! st ths lo-
coai board 81 any ftnie this week
Oh next week
II 8 person Is registered 1t any
aiheF point ~ m she must obtain
Book irom that board and pre-
seut II 81 the time 81 registration
in Jackson counts. Registration
viii be held Monday through Sat.
urday
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Army Orders
Lights Right"
Or Out Tuesday

Unless lights are satisfactorily
shielded from the sea and ar By
Tuesday, February q. they must
ne turned Of entirely MAYOR
Charles p Watson. adjutanl of the
Internal security department.
District Ne :. L s Army an
uouueed Thursday
Dim-out regulations r 81
tecl8ve in ali coastal counties ard
immediate steps must be taken e.
eliminate al lighting which does
not conform u these require
ments The MAYORS Of al towns
III these counties have been IN
Stfueted to TINS effect Major Wat
son declared
II pascagouia and Mess Point
Tie lighting situation IS being rex
ufied and IS expected 10 meet ali
restrictions hx lhe end oi this
week be sad. when THE MISSES
sinnf Power ana hight Company
Vii nave completed the nstaiia.
ton Il street light shades THESE
shaaes viii CIT me lighting radius
considerably and viii also pre-
eenI RAYS from being visible II sea
81 - the ar
inspections from sea and air
All b. arranged in the near fu.
Iufe hy Colonel john 4 RIount.
commander = the internal eeeur-
+ fof Dstaei Ne z ana - the
event that the lighting restrictions
aHe not effective further Haguls.
tons Win undoubtedly b. en-
IaEsed
New the greatest complaint
MAJOR Watson said - ths
headlights q automobiles Asany
- these lights eerc not efficient
= blackcd 10 ne beginning All
sorts ni coIon ana types = paint
Nese usld and as a result paint
S aakine g. and lights ere no.
properly shaded Motorists ars
driving toa maeh win bright
HEaE 100 = - miles 81 hour.
- permitted speed DINNERS are
ete sac - fhe aFeEaEs mo.
~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19

News reached the cts At ] pm
Monday of TIE death of Lseu
ienan, Edgar 3 Wright Il came
n the form Of s telegram from the
Waf Department 20 Mg and Mrs
HARRY p Wright 24a Magnolia
street paseaEeula and read Is
fellows This IS a. inform you
that yout son Ii Edgar Wright
was killed d an atrplane aeri.
dent ia Africa February 4
It Wright Mss , cD.pilos % q
+ = bomber II tiSr British Sth
Army and had been overseas Zen
many. months having left chr
United States August 4 1912 His
duties took nm 70 Egypt and 9th
e North African countries
lie was . graduate from the
Central High school II jackson.
Miss where he held the rank Of
eadet major the highest office IN
the ROTC Following MS gfadu-
alton he studieu ~ the Mississippi
State College for 2 yesfs before
enlsunE IN the Air Corps Sept
i6. ia4i
tie received ms commission as
Second Lieutenant at KAYE Field.
Columbus. Ga and after heme
stationed At q Stockton. Calf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
ZOning To
Be Studied By
Council Group

The appointment o. a commit
tee q consider sonIng recommen-
daiions to be made 10 the city
government was q feature Of the
meeting OF the Pascagoula Civic
Council Tuesday night
Mrs. j. O. Cole. president nam
I'd George Steele Russell Duncan
and Roy H Gentry on the COM
Wisseo Ia stuay xafio6ss ssetlnnx
of me town which arr not Ia
elndeo in the zonlne iaw and de-
termine whether the extension OF
me law 10 these points would
b. beneficial Recommendation
will then be made TO Inc zoning
authorities
d. Henry B HoN reported
that considerable study was being
81 1en % the milk shortage n Pas
cagaula and Mess Point aas thar
solution Of the problem woald o.
slow IN view Of the many enases
W ~ AAANaEAs
Tine population figures If sur
rounding towns and states must
be considered by officials 10 de
teFmine from where the increased
population Of this section has mi
grated he pointed out Milk
should then be taken from ser
tions which show . loss ! Z papa-
iauon since these workers Rave
left and directed INTO Paseaq0ula
and Moss Point
A 2 MAJ gave a report to
members OF the council on the
progress being made % Obtain
necessary financing for the libra
~ which threatened with aaving
to be closed when wpA funds are
Withdrawn March Is
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Visiting Officials
Attend Dedication
New School

State snd county school off
cials are scheduled 10 attend the
dedication OF tine nrw Moss Point
High school and participate IN
the program Sunday ~ ; pm at
the sctrOoi gymnasium. p A kha
vat principal. announced
Following the formal program.
open house will be held and
guests will Be invited to tour
the entire building under the
guidance Of members Of the fac.
uity and boys and girls In the
Senior class II addition e sew
eral talks scheduled. there viii Dc
special music and other features
highlighsing the program
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Five Weeks Old Body
MortollY Burned In
Flaming Tent-Home

Patricia Diane hgt Nseks old
nsshs 81 NJ and Mtk e J An
aef&on died u fhs jackson Cnun
a hsapisai 81 ) am wednesday
IS ihs nesuit Of burns sustained
when uae terri tanp # the family
weni up ~ names Tuesday 81
4 pm.
The toni had h4scn erected Ia
the yard - Mrs Andersons par
ents Mg and Mn 4 L Wee on
Ffederie street between Deimas
avpnpe ana Convent strict and
Mrs Anderson was washing
CLOTHES IN the kitchen 81 tIs Vice
hons leaving the sleeping baby
Isl the tent
Two Rifla passing ~ noticed
the burning structure and gave
warning "a Mrs l. & Hamilton
a next door ncighbof. who called
Tar fire department. b. the time
Mrs Anderson reached the tent
II was o seething mass d flames
When the baby was rescued It
@as suii living although Il was
terribly burned about the head
and shoulders
" u Richards, who works on
TIE docks 81 the nearby Coast
Guard government reservation.
and Il l. Niee who Is n the en-
cheering department st the same
piace who had been summoned
70 the scene, rushed Mrs Andef
zun and the baby to the hospital
while others went IN search Of
NJ anderson who Is employed
II The Rhodes peFdue Furniture
company and who could not be
ieeatod for ou8 time - he was
cut on 3 delivery
From the entry OF the child into
the hospital little hope was en-
teftained for Is recovery she Is
survived ~ AZ Older sister, Bar
hafa 10
a flooding oil burner is said
to have been the calse Of the
fire
The department was again
u the 8eene about half an
heu later when the fo0f % the
Hamilton home was Iaund 10 be
afiamc TINS iife was quickly cS
unguishea with little damage
done
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19

jackson. Miss. Feb. le-Ad-
iutani General Ralph HaYt to.
day announced Inc withdrawal
Of state guard troops Who have
been aidina in ihe search n
North Mississippi for seven es-
capped convicts after state high.
way patrol members expressed
the belief that the ielons have
scattered from the cIarksdale
are
Highway patroimen said thai
two OF the fusitivez NAY still
be on the side reads near
ClarkEdale. but three others
who forced . woman 10 aid IN
their flight are believed &c be
around Michigan City near
the Teunsssss lire.
The seven sought ere al ieft
Of The Is man who escaped from
Camp s Of the PaFehman Stale
psnitentiarY. Officials said that
the camp area Is that used for
the mozt Troublesome eonvicts-
seven armed conx5eIs inclHa.
Ing L0nnIe Flower Whu "a.
sentenced = 50 years for rob.
hsy 81 the pascagaaIa Nauona
Bank II 1872 remained 81 iafgs
ate Wednesday after = u iheiI
companions 81 o break from n.
stale peHItenfIafy = PaHchman
lad been captured b police uf
fIcers
Leaving 8 fraii Of stolen auto
mobile IIze uespeTaaaez ha#l
Hsfronzea he Mississippi deil.
z.ucss ihzIn escape szElf Saiuf