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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01
BY WILBERT n. SAVAGE

Sacrifice is sacrifice unless there is voluntary
denial involved Doing without thing because compelled
to do cannot be properly described sacrifice.
Only sacrifices made mgudgngy and cheerfuy possess
noble virtues If accept sefdena by order because the
prvation is beyond control simply obeyng ruling
command, law. Very often these times of goba
these commands resented by the public Very often Federal
Orce and drastic But stimulation applied
the public omes these rulings leaving ALTERNATIVES
America is finding her stride. AS whole united
But there is always for Improvement Let's things with
natural zeal not with egned eagernes let's perform
without having feel the prod of force let's
orders and sharp commands which boys Service
rigdy comply; let's cultivate cheerful willingness and
vigorous voluntary zeal to do part with alacry.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01
One HUNDRED TWENTY five ARE
ORDERED TO REPORT FOR DRAFT
Largest Group OF Seecees Yet Called For Final Exami-
nation Must Leave Oakland For Baltimore
For Induction Night Of April eth

The largest group of eece called for final examination
prior to induction has been ordered report Friday night April
g. at II o'clock One hundred twenty-five persons listed in
the order prepared by the Garrett County Draft Board only half
Of the total scheduled to be sent Baltimore April Another
call for similar number will be issued in the
Five of those listed in the April call volunteers
Lawrence Alexander Jukns Jr Oakand Robert Thomas Ho
man, Oakland; Edward Ellsworth Calls Mt Lake Park
Richard A. McRobe Swanton; Clarence P Phillips, Shalmar
Hoffman is leader for the and his will be Edward
Calls Marshall G. Brown Oakland and Clarence E. Unsto Oak
land The list also includes the regsrant number
order in the first registrations lie Wilmer Walter Magra
Of Accident
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01
Orthopedic Clinic
Scheduled in May

The regular semi-annual orthopedic
clinic will be held in the health office
in the court house, Oakland, on Fri
day and Saturday, May q and %, it
has been announced. The original date
was to have been April Is, but post
ponement was necessary.
DR.. George E. Bennett will not be
able to be present and the clinic will
be in charge of DR.. E. David Vein
berg. The latter was here last year
1t was requested that any person
having need of corrective shoes should
bring along with them at the time of
examination, the No II ration stamp.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01
EARL W. JOHNSON
IS BROUGHT HERE
FOR APRIL TRIAL
Petit Jury to Be Recalled to Hear
Case Set For April 13-Is
Charged With Larceny

Earl W. Johnson, fugitive from
police in five states, was removed
from Allegany hospital at Cumber-
land, on Tuesday to the Garrett coun-
ty Jail in Oakland to answer to a
grand jury Indictment here, charging
him with larceny and receiving stolen
goods.
Johnson, who has been a hospital
patient since he was shot and cap
turcd early Tuesday morning,
March %, by Officer Thomas J. See,
following his escape from the War
rcnton, Va, jail, was indicted March
9 by a Garrett county grand jury and
States Attorney Neil c. Fraley, of
Garrett county, said the petit jury will
be recalled to hear the case on April
10.
Fraley said that if johnson is CON
victed he will ask for the maximum
sentence of ten years in the Mary
land penitentiary,
The convict was indicted two days
after he aIlegedly stole an automobile
III oakland ana attempted TO SleaI TWO
o'nerS' me stolen Inac.l"e' + r@LeY
said, was driven to Blaine, W. Va,
and abandoned. Po2i,l said during the
"EVN-e''" Vi wa ',' " anu :, 'o''',So''
Sto!e Two 'utol"oo'eS /" west VIZ
EInla ana "''en'P''" 10 S'eaI one
o'"ci car 'nele III 'u('l,o" 10 ,!e
'l'eIV ana attempted IIlelVS Ill Ii'IS
S'"Ve,
NeceiNe EA'rauitlol l "perS
lueSu"E Clllel Oh FoIIce oscar A.
hyelnl"i' Oh Ouliloerl"""' received eN-
'.l',y' - G,l1. NV, ~ WV - NV
,,o,,oI 70 1,ir,,;,;o and +bo .,,.,,o,.. ,,,o,.o
turned ovor 10 state noIiao who had
tbo oscanod convict in c,,s+od,,
# was ,.o,oaIod Inv F;r.t Snt lob,
II Doud con,,.ndo,. If Po,.r.cl,, "C,
state noIico that Tobnso, won1d bo
tried in Carrott county bcforo no i
released 70 VIRGINIA authorities
Tho o,+radi+;o,, ,onors sio,,od o+
tho roo,ost Of Covn,r,or CoIa,+o W
DarJon r Of yiroinia c+otod +bo+
Johnson is wanted in that state an
cbaroos Of o,,,,od roI,Lo,.,. ossa,I+ nd
broaI,ina ian
sheriff coorao T Codd;,o.+o, Of
carro+t county o,,d two do,,ntio, WI
liam n Cas+oaI and Row G sovors
wont 70 Cnn,borIand fo, +bo. wounded
convict Of < ~ T,nsdo, ond
srab+I,, ,,,oro +,ar ~, bo,,r lota. Id
hin, sofoIv Iocl,od i, . cali j, +Io car
rolf county. ian
u,I ,1., M,
' :, '''" " '''''N>'
Ooddlhgton sad JohnSohS clothing
was searched before ne was removed
from the hospital ana two hack
Sa" 0Iaae" were taken from the Iapcl
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01

Hubert Harrison Spikcr Grantsville
Thomas William Ncdrow. .Selbysport
James Edward Cox ........G ormania
CLYDE Donald Fikc. 90. Mt. Lake Park
Russell Elmer Warwick Deer Park
Robert Thomas Ferguson. Deer Park
Floyd Ellsworth Costello Shallmar
Lloyd Elwood Costello. .... Shallmar
Irwin Charles HiIeman Sclbysport
Joseph Adam Cover. ........ Oakland
Samuel Alfred Lipscomb. .Crel1in
Raymond Eugene Cooper Deer Park
William Auburn Uphold Deer Park
Charles Waitman Groves, Deer Park
Harry Deal. ................ McHenry
Alonzo Willard Lee. ....... Gormania
Ray William Platter. ...., Grantsville
Clark Orveast Cross. ...... Oakland
James Lafayette King Friendsvillc
Ray Wilson Livengood ... Oakland
George Orval Bucklew Oakland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01

one oFuef III Ihe llfSJ feglStfatlOl
q ACCIDENT.
The full list includes the following
CIaronco pa,1 pbi1l;os SbaIlrar
Lawrence Allow Jun1,ins IT. Oakland
Robo,t Thomas Hoffman Oakland
Fdw Ellsworth CaIIis Nj Lake Park
Pi.bard 4 NcPohio Swonton
Wilmer Walter Margraff Accident
Fredlock Pritts. Kitzmiller
Edwin Orton Groves Mt Lake Park
Gottis W NcDcrmott Oakland
ester Tbonas Barnard RIoon,;noton
FIovd William, F,an+z Oakland
Onev E,Iwood Bittinoer Swanton
George Shirley Stewart Oakland
Vernon VIM. PYLE .........,. KitzmilIer
DoIbcrt Alvin Friend Deer Park
Cba,.Ias Wn, Harvey Svartor
French Titus Moats Oakland
Robert Daniel PonnnII V;ndov
.Iosonh leo Mathews FriondsviIIo
William Tuther SharnInss KitzmiIIe,.
Raw CLAYTON VanSicI1Io F,iondsviIIe
Daniel FIwood KIotz Gran+svilIo
Albert Wavne Frazee SeIbvsport
Rarnard Wendell Moon Oakland
Marshall Granville Brown Oakland
Howard William Durst AyiI+on
GIvnn II Jobnson MI Lake par,
Carbon RIako 1T;IIor OAKLAND
Erwin LEROY KING Mt Lake Park
Fred Collins Oakland
Glen Ceorgo Asbbv GrantsviIIo
Edward GEORGE Schmidt Oakland
Ward Clair Nownan C,ap+sviIIo
EarI R,rlce Te+cr Oakland
sherman William House Swanton
Jacob Hnn,bird OFnt+ Oakland
Bert Stcver NoreIand Oakland
Arthur NJ RiooIoman KitzmiIIo,,
Daniel Levi Friend Swanton
Rliss William Snika, Oakland
Carl p Harvey Daa, Parl,
Walton Parry Rhodes Oakland
Edwin Ta,,lo,. R,.o,yp Swon+or
Prentice II Porter Oakland
William po+n,. Walatl,us KitzmiIIor
Harry Ellsworth skinner. Cr4IIin
Thomas Henry Steele SbaIImar
Goo,mn Arthur MUMMY Cran+sviIIo
Truman TosIic 11icbaol. F,iordsviI1o
Iarncs Arou.tino RIOS. E,iondsv;1lo
Clifford Raw Humborson FricndsviIIe
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01
Salary Measure Amended

Amending of the bill providing for
maximum annual compensation for
the mayor and councilmen of Grants
vile 50 as to make it an emergency
law is announced by the Garrett
county delegation at Annapolis
Previously the bill, H.B. $50, was
to take effect, if passed, on June /,
1913. Amended and re-introduced as
H.B. 805, the act, if passed. will be-
come effective from the date of it's
passage.
Compensation of the mayor of
Grantsvillc is increased from $25 to
$50 a year, while the councilmcn will
receive $4S annually instead of 81 for
each meeting as at present.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01
LETTER FROM WAR WRITER
GIVES MORE DETAILS ON A
DISASTROUS AIR JOURNEY
A. p. Correspondent Rode With
Sparky Casteel On Trip Last
August When All Bailed Out

Mrs. Margaret T.. CASTER mas re-
ceived A letter from Vern Haughland
Assooio+od p,.oss u.,.i+o,. i, A,s+ro1;o
,'',0el'' ''O - .'e' =, ~, .I cue
VINO was on the plane with the Tor
mer's son, Carroll W. "Sparkey" Cas-
teel, when all had 10 bail out over
New Guinea last Auoust All but two
- 4loaa ~, H. ,,Ia,,a ,,,o,,,,.aJ - ,.a+
ol tiioSe OH Vhe pane managed 10 Ee'
back to some Allied base either by
their own efforts or those Of natives.
Lieut.. Michael and Lieut. CasteeI
o,o +bo oros Tin ,,issirr 7, +ba lot
az Illo 0''I' ''i '','''''.S - Wv ~
ter Haughlahd tens OF meeting up
with Michael the following day in the
Jungle. The two separated again when
tbev came 70 river HauobIand
o.loI .iI ,t:.La.7 49,
ie'''i'e0 safety WINE NiOii"eI li'''
not been seen SINCE.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

viii buy this detached home. only Q years
old, with 8 rooms, bath, on wooded
corner lot SKI so, located In. a sub
division Of new homes not far from the
q: Of Nd, within l 50. of the bus. A
PICKUP Call ME. 1143, or Mr.. Giles,
Berwyn 3S4, until 8 pm
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, REAlroR.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.
OPEN TODAY, 1875.

40 j EMIL 81. S.E.
to hs posSEss1os RSp sa
rooms. bath, auto, heat. hardwood hoors
spacious lot, garage. etc: excellent condi.
rent rent SEE SET IT oroE TO-DAY. payment 0a'"hee nAs
your Neighbor Bought From Us"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.. ME. 54O0
Near Mckinley High.
bath. h.-w.h.. full basement: con, con-
septionally low ior only $3.50.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Capitol. Realtors. MA. 673o.
Near 17th and Irving SITS. NV
22-ft Colonial brick; s large rms. 3
baths, h.-w. h. toill. full basement; immac-
ulate condition; priced right for quick
sale.
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N: Capitol. Realtors Ma. $3.50.
$45,00O.
All stone house; complete in every detail.
ExxclpslEs. * adEs HARRY DREIsEN' MA. .;56I.72'
A Few Blks. from Pentagon
Building. One of the prettiest lots any
un Of beaaood fUn'esa concree ae SnaS boef
detached 4room house with basement. oil
h.;w: h, hardwood floors. good condn: 4
SPLENDID value at $500. KELLEY &
BRANNER. DI. 7740. Sun. NO. 2076.
$l7,950-Barnaby Woods,
Chevy Chase, D. C.
former Silver Spring model home
comparatively new and we'll adapted to
modern living. In addition to the 2
a den and lavatory large studio room
and an intriguing lounge, ideal for break
fast. bridge, or the cocktail hour-'as
you like IL. Bryant gas aid-conditioned
heat. built-in garage. beautifully land
scapcd and wooded lot: many features and
conveniences frequently sought but sell
dom found. Shown by appt. Today call
MRS: AFFETTO, OIL. 0329
THoS. J. FISHER &, co, INC,
Evening star., 1943-11-28
BUNGALOW,
"TAKOMA PARK :"

This attractive place, just vacated, has G
rooms, 3 bedrooms and bath, and is in
ana convenient TO stores and school The
price is only S7,750 and the owner will
accept low cash payment and reasonabje
terms. Call ME. 1l43 until 4 D m.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, REALTOR.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
CHEVY CHASE. MD

living room, dining room and kitchen.
Larse porch. Bulltin garage Ideal To-
cation. Priced low at Sl3.g5n. Early
occupancy, Call EN-. 1890 sun. and week
days until pm. F. A. TWEED CO,
o5O4 Conn ave
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CHEVY CHASE. D, G.,

| West Of Conn. ave, near Nebraska ave
A. very charming corner home on lot
80 IT. wide; center-hall planned; rooms
: baths, attic, maids room and ba tn,
screens; insulated and weather-stripped
garage PRICE ONLY S13.950. Eve or
SUM- phone co. Sl66, Mr.. Owen
l.. T. GRAVATTE.
| 729 18th St Realtor. MA O-h9
Evening star., 1943-11-28

Colored-2G r ST. n.e-S big bright
rooms. tile bath; NV h. cleo. gas. Best
oug on the marEet Terms Is low as ST.
DI 71S3
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F A TWEED CO. 55O4 Conn. Ave.
ROCK CREEK HILLS
l BLOCK TO CONN AVE

A choice location near Chevy Chase
Circle. large bedrooms bath. plus .
bedrooms and bath on 3rd floor LARGE
living room. dining room and kitchen.
Unusual value. Should be seen immedl-
ately Priced Sl2,25u Call EN-. 1890
IWEED co AHNA Conn aye -
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GENTLEMEN'S ESTATE,

Colored-60O blk Lamont n,w-6 rms
and bath, parauet frs, per. cond. gar
porches. south. exposure To inspect phone
D1. 1oS3. Ask for Mrs Ward
Evening star., 1943-11-28
COLORED
BUY YOUR HOME TODAY

18th ST. n.e.-6-r h. brick Sf.G5o
K ST. n.e-6-r. b brick. h ". h S6a5H
Sth st. n.e.--5 r. b. brick INV h. S6350
L s. ne r, b. brick, h-w h $3.50
Terms. Phone daily or Sunday for de-
talIs on the above or over ZOO others
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
oo"i E Capitol St. Realtors Ii %54o
COLORED.
New neiehborhood, mod --r. dct. cor.
ork.. H,2 baths. rec. r. hdwd frS gas
air ,cond'tioned heat: substantial cash REQ
K, J; nr. 2nd n.u.--Mod d. brk tile
path, how'd. flrS., huilt-in garage
Fiagler NV. 5000 and 2Ion blks-
r, bath, h.-w.h: each house So $50.
$3.50 49,
| Warder-Mod c-fam flat, ca flat 4
rms, tile bath, hdWd. frs, INV h, yd :
o-car sar.
Lamont mr. warder-e T. tile bath.
hdwd frs, h.-w.h.. col. pch,, deep yard.
KENYON n.w.--14 rms. tile baths,
h.-wh
Jackson st ne.-s-r det. fr., tile bath.
n. h, col. porch. lovely lawns
| kearney st. n.e.-Mod 5-r. bung
| full cellar
Sew. small apis. s. 600 cash req.
JOHN P. MURCHISON.
Sun, AID. 1926 Weekdays RE 3So1. .
Evening star., 1943-11-28
American University Park

real nice detached 4-bedroom home
with large bedroom and bath on iSt foor,
: vel, ,proportloned bedrooms and bath on
mo moor. In fine condition. Well In
Sulated. Near transportation and schools
Early occupancy. $4,000. including the
WINTERS supply of coal A bargain you
weekdays until 9 pm. F. A TWEED CO,
Evening star., 1943-11-28
BUNGALOW
HOME OF DISTINCTION

Colored-l40u blk Kea-ney ne-Siy
big rooms and tile bath. excellent condi-
ton. To inspect phone DI. 5oS3 ASK for
Evening star., 1943-11-28
6 ROOMS-S7.65O.

Detached, 4-bedroom brick: 3611 Jocelyn
st. NV. S16,500; Just off Conn. ave-: re-
ception hall, living room. fireplace. dining
room, Kitchen. pantry, > baths; Gear ga
rage.
RALPH S. HISLE
1929 Vermont Ave. NV MA 2425.
Sunday and Evening. EN- h543
Evening star., 1943-11-28
GAUSS. GE. 1122.
GAUSS, GE. 1922.
WALTER A. BROWN.
NEAR CATHEDRAL.

w. Beautiful T-room home. near Mass. and
WIS aVeS. On high elevation , min
dFiVe from downtown. I large bedrooms.
baths; attic. 2-car built-ln garage. Ex-
Gellent location OF better homes, Vacant
early occupancy 1t Is priced for quick
sale You should see il today Call EN-
I29n sun. and weekdays until . pm
r. A. TWEED CO. hlNI Conn ave
Evening star., 1943-11-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.

OIORED-S3, ,7b0-1OO0 BLOCK SOUTH
Carolina ave. x.e.-Stucco over frame
2-story, 9 r.. bath. elect. h.-w.h.
65 l. st. n.w-2-story brick r. bath;
large yard; $3.50 down, balM like rent
1117 Congress- st. n.e-2-story brick
2-fam. apt: End comm. zone. MA. 1903
Evening star., 1943-11-28
S6,450.
$3.50 DOWN

Five rooms 2-Story two bedrooms; 2
years old: excellent condition: garage. Lo-
Gated in Cheverly near Annapolis rd. Ready
W move r!sht IN. Liberal terms.
3. M. FRY, INC,
f%4o Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda. Md
Evening star., 1943-11-28
ARLINGTON, VA,

Cozy 3-room cottage, convenient to 1Oc
bus line. Fireplace in living room large
kitchen, h.-W.h.,, oil burner; lot 74xI16
Also 5-room. 1-bath bungalow on corner
lot S4Xl23: h.-w.h.. coal burner: electric
relrlgcrator, gas range and many other
features which make this house worth the
considered
GFnpCE Ii DTTCHEn M
Evening star., 1943-11-28
FOR COLORED.
Wonderful ODDOrtllni-

IMMEDIATE PossEss1oN
Fine brlc.. building with Storeroom. 2
apis. 3 baths hot water, oil between :,
streets: good for any kind ot business
Excellent transport tatIon Priced low for
quick sale Near North Capito. and Lin
coin I'd. Call Mrs Lewis DU 7OS- with
PASQUAL REALTv CO EX $50
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BETHESDA-S0.45O.
HERE IS A BUY!

You can move into this brick Colonial
house before Christmas and enjoy all the
comforts. Of real home: only 9 years old,
Al condition, gas heat entrance hail. 1St-
6oor den and lavatory, large living room.
dining room and completely equipped
2nd floor: steps to attic; full basement
with toilet. large screened porch built-in
garage: property is located on Bradley
blvd, adjoining Kenwood
GRAHAM HALL, REALTORS. WI. $3.50.
Ewes. and Sun. Call Mr. Graham WI. S19S.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
NEAR CHEVY CHASE, D. {
1924 18th ST. NV.
CORNER. 1l25 K ST NE,

9 rooms. bath. rear porches, upper one
/ incloSed as complete room built-n ga
rage. toilet in basement, new oil-burning
| furnace. summer-wlnter hookup. Price
Evening star., 1943-11-28
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

BUNGALOW.
112 QUINCY ST.
! block east OF Brookville rd.. blocks
from Chevy Chase Circle. g large rooms
= bedroGms Of master size. Newly deco
rated Vacant. Early occupancy
Open Sunday 10 to Is PM
Call EN-. 1890 Sunday and weekdays
til q pm
Evening star., 1943-11-28
NEAR EDGEMOOR.
BOSS g. PHELPS. 1417 K st. NV
NEAR SHOREHAM HOTEL

MASSACHUSETTS, Ave. Park.
Practically new detached brick home.
four large bedrooms, two tiled baths large
living and dining rooms. den and lavatory,
very attractive recreation room with elab-
crate bar and fireplace. finished third
floor, built-in garage; possession 30 days.
To inspect, call Mr.. MeaSell, MA. $500.
evenings and Sunday, call Elk. 1870
BOSS & PHELPS, 1417 K St, NV
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MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS.

custom built; q bedrooms, . baths finished
attic: large living room and sunroom
recreation h room; In 2 location Of fine
200 Sun. and weekdays until o pm
F. A. TWEED co 55OA Conn Ave
Evening star., 1943-11-28

1929 EUCLID ST. NV.
Large house, well located: s rooms. in
cluding bedrooms, 3 baths. full base
ment with front and rear entrances; quick
possession owner occupied: near stores,
81 800 cash required: 2-car garage
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
915 N Y. Ave. NV Realtors. MA 9797.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, detached
6-room house. West Chevy Chase. Fol
further informatio call WO. $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Southern accent walked into the post office at
South Norwak, Connecticut, one day, asked for
the postmaster and introduced himself as the son
of Senator Carter Glass.
The postmaster impressed by the name of the
man who had initiated so much national legisla-
ton on finance exerted himself to be agreeable to
his son.
The young man, it appeared. was interested in
were forwarded to individual post offices, then
picked up by those to whom they were addressed.
The inquiries detailed that the postmaster
became somewhat uneasy.
He asked the young man to excuse him for a
while and in his private office he telephoned
Washington. 1t took him only ten minutes to
discover that the inquisitive young Southerner
not Senator Glass son but an imposter
Before he left his office the postmaster did
more telephoning. But by the time the F. B. l. men
he called arrived, which a matter of minutes,
the young man gone.
Local police were warned that he was probably
a scout ahead of a gang bent some job. But
his questions were deity general that the police
could not begin to guess where to stand guard
against whatever the gang was planning.
Nevertheless, warning was quietly spread
throughout the territory about South Norwalk to
look out for hodups
When the City National Bank of South Nor
walk had to send to the post office for ship
ment of $4,000, the pay roll of one of it's deposit
Foster Webb and Thomas Sheehan who usually
went for the money, Police Sergeant John Toothiil
came along.
The three got the pay roll money at the post
office and started back for the bank The two
messengers with the leather bags walked ahead,
Sergeant Toothil following close behind, his hand
resting on the butt of the service revolver that
rode loosely in his holster.
The streets were crowded at the time. Sergeant
Toothll kept his veteran faculties keyed for action
But there nothing to arouse his suspicion
about a powerful sedan with New York license
plates that slowly parking near the South Nor
walk bank.
AS the bank messengers and ToothilI came up
to where the sedan parked four men in skiing
costumes stepped out, roaring with laughter at
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THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

mances of the gang, Ladyfinger had already given
Mrs. Forrestals jewels expert preliminary APP
prasal
When Mrs. Forrestals limousine turned into
Beekman Place where she lived, a maroon sedan
forced it to the curb Three men swarmed about
the Forrestal car and opened its doors.
Lets have the jewery, lady in a hurry
Don't be silly" Mrs Forrestal exclaimed But
they did not look silly.
1t seemed to the victims that one moment they
were in the hands of the robbers then Just as
suddenly the maroon sedan was rounding the
corner of Beekman Place.
That job, which took less than minute
brought the gang SIS 000
Again, the New York Police the F. B. l. and the
Pinkertons recognized the handiwork of the gang
Again its victims identified the two leaders. Again
radio cars raced throughout the metropolitan area
mere minutes behind the gang-but always behind.
1t seemed to us as if the gang not only knew
how to stay ahead of the police but they also
seemed to know what the police were doing at any
moment in the many-sided hunt for them.
BY that time Flooding footwork had pro-
duced a hundred or SO promising leads, some of
which led us down blind alleys while others were
near enough right to tease u.s. though detective
must get used to losing every battle but the last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

ten minutes later police radio calls were spreading
Capt. H. S. Mosher, head of the Pnkerton
Criminal Investigation Department and Inspector
Harold King of the Nassau County Detective Blu
reau sized up the exploit
The gang had made S94750 in their quarter
hour visit to the Mlgrims, and unless police
agencies of all kinds combined to stop them it
looked as if those experts in nightcub and ewelry
robbery would make more of the same kind of
money.
But that is exactly what the New York Police,
the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Pinker-
tons Agency did beginning by having the Mgrims
look over lot of photographs mall hand
darted out and the voice of ten-year-od Franklin
Milgrm cried
That's one of EN-. That's how he looked when
he fresh to Dad and Nom"
1T Moe Auswaks. Charles Milgrim also
Mhtified the other torturer as Hendryk Reszka
Now at least we knew that the leaders were
the two who had tired of their jobs as keepers
of the pig pen at Great Meadows Prison.
The New York Police F. B /. men and the
Pnkertons went after every name that had the
slightest connection with Auswaks and Reszka:
parents brothers. sisters, wives, sweethearts cur
rent and past, friends, fellow prisoners and drink
ing companions.