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was no escape from that. This be-
longed to her in a way, as II she
had been definitely stamped with
its ugliness. Carey's life! The life
he had chosen. What did she
know about him? He had been
her guest. her lover. She did not
know him in an environment ike
this.
She began to move about with
the stealthy cat-Walk of proWler.
The sitting room was even worse
than the bedroom. An unfriendly
chair covered with sleazy Gre
tonne, a narrow studio couch UNI
der a nubbly spread and bare
table with odds and ends Of loose
papers, some of them half finished
sketches scattered over it. Just
pointless lines that meant moth
Ing. Carey would always hold
something back.
On little stand in a corner was
az electric percolator. cup and
saucer and a can of coffee spread
out on a sheet of newspaper. He
had left that for her and gone out
in the rain to find his own. She
measured coffee and put some
water in the machine with her
cold hands, spilling it, and while
it was making, dressed herself
without thinking of the morning
bath that was as usual as brush
ing her teeth.
She drank black coffee by the
window looking out at sodden lit
tie houses and at her car parked
by the curb. sodden. too. But
there was no answer there and
she turned back to the rooms,
hunting for. a note, a, scrap of pa
per with writing on it that would
say for him what he hadn't said
for himself. q
After last night when they had
recaptured the heaven they had
lestl But he had left no sign that
he thought of her except the
empty cup.
There was a shape at the win
dow. A woman in a cellophane
rain coat raped on the pane and
sharp curious face peered in.
81 live on the other side" she
said. MIR. Winslow rents from US.
He left word he'd get back at the
noon hour if he could"
THANK you" Cynthia closed
the window and after moment
the glisten of blue cellophane was
gone.
81 can't" Cynthia whispered,
pressing her palms against her
cold face. 81 can't wait-here, not
even for you. Carey"
She couldn't get out of the place
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RED CROSS ASSISTANCE

We Day has brought a greater num-
her Of war veterans to be welcomed back
y Key West, and with them greater need
aer Red Cross services. The man or woman
returning To civilian life often has much
isnsiness 10 transact, many decisions to
make. No single agency can take care of
ali needs. But the Key West Chapter of
the american Red Cross is doing more than
ever 10 help the discharged service man
and his family.
Able-bodied veterans eager to obtain
work find the workers of the Key West
Chapter always ready to consult with them
about what they are best able to do and di-
rtet them to the best agency for employ
ment or vocational training. Often a new
ieb requires certain documents; the Key
West Chapter helps secure marriage and
birth certificates and other records.
When an ex-service man gets ready to
present his claims, he often needs help in
fuling out forms. The Key West Chapter
"a stated 10 render this service. The Red
CJoss personnel in Veterans Administration
offices are specialists in this work and will
act as his representative in presenting these
claims to the rating board
The ex-service man himself is not the
only member of his family eligible for this
add. Ills wife. his children, or any recog-
nized dependents are welcome to this aid
With all kinds of family and financial prob
lens
To the disabled veteran, the Red Cross
offers all the services offered to the able
bedied veteran. I'm addition, the disabled
man and his family can get emergency
financial aid If they need ii until the first
payment ON his pension claim is made
Food and fuel. clothing and shelter-the
Red Gross provides the means of all these
necessities TO the disabled veteran in need
during this period of waiting. ~
Key West is proud of its many service
men and eager to help them settle down
happily In the community. To this end
every citizen should become familiar with
the services offered by the Key West Chap.
ter of Red Cross and help the returned vet
Gran make the best use of them.
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FOOD SHORTAGE AHEAD

Declaring that the food shortage will
constitute genuine crisis in northeast
ern states within 60 days, Governor Thomas
E. Dewey, of New York, joined with Gov
ernor Raymond B. Baldwin, of Connect
cult, to call a conference of 13 governors to
discuss the situation, particularly the short
age of meat, poultry and eggs.
This should emphasize the warning,
broadcast by responsible federal officials,
that the nation faces its tightest food situa-
ton in the coming six months. 1t should
encourage individuals to plant gardens and
take definite steps to insure certain sup
ply of food as far as possible.
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By tvflYN MURRAY cAMpstIl |

quickly enough. II threatened her
like a specter overwhelming and
spoiIinp all that she had ever
called her own. It was what she
had hated and fought against and
conquered. Tawdriness, n1eanrless.
pitted against the grace OF living.
TT was better out Of doors. Far
l better in the snug. soft FAM
iliarity Of her coupe. The wiper
clicked cheerfully and the tires
slicked against the new white
paving Of new streets.
Carey didn't telephone. She pic
tured over and over what he had
thought and done when he came
back through the gray dreary
rain and found her gone. But he
couldn't have expected her to
stay-he couldn't! There was her
own life. her business, her world.
Hectic Monday with the tag ends
of last week to fold in. She
plunged into work, determined to
forget but there it was. thin
against the surface. Miss Lee
dragged it in.
"Those nasty little grinning
Japs," the secretary said uneasily.
They're just waiting for the
chance to do something terrible"
Nonsense" Cynthia said.
There's too much fuss about
Japan. They won't bother us.
We've got a navy. haven't we?
They're too afraid of us to do
anything terrible Where would
they be IL they tried?"
Il don't know" Miss Lee wor-
ried.
Lets get on with the letters"
Cynthia said briefly.
Then Maud began at dinner.
Don't you think I'd better take
the children to Evanston. to
Joe's?" she twittered, rufffing
grey crepe like a disturbed SPAR
row. They've got that big house.
And if anything happened"
"Happened?" Cynthia was
vague. her thoughts elsewhere.
1.-THE Japs." Maud glanced over
her shoulder. Suppose they came
over here? Hamuri has been act
ing so queer. He left the garden
ing tools in the rain and was al
most insolent when I spoke to
him."
"Hamuri's got gum" Peter
"He kept it under
the garden house and asked
him about it and next time !
looked it was gone"
Maud quavered. sSee? I do
think we'd better 60 to Joe's."
To be continued
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TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES

1830-John Q. A. Ward, noted
New York sculptor his day, born
near Urbana, Ohio. Died May 1,
1910.
1852 - John Bach McMaster,
noted University of Pennsylvapia
historian, born Brooklyn, N. Y.
Died May "a, 1882.
1858 - George w. Goethels,
famed soldier, administrator,
builder of Panama Canal, born
New York. Died there, Jan. 81,
1928.
1861-William J. Mayo, elder
the two famed brother surgeons
of Rochester, Mimi, born LIE
Soueur, MINI. Died July %, 1899.
1865-William E. Borah, famed
Idaho LONGTIME senator, born
Fairfield, Ill. Died Jan. 10, 1910.
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THE WEATHER
FORECAST

Key West and vicinity: Partly
cloudy this afternoon, = tonight
and Saturday with widely scat
tered thundershewers; gentle 20
moderate southeasterly winds
Florida: Partly cloudy this
afternoon, tonight and Saturday,
with widely scattered thunder
showers in afternoons and even
ings.
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Gentle to
moderate winds, southeasterly
over south portion and south to
southwest over north portion this
afternoon through Saturday;
partly cloudy weather with a few
scattered showers, mostly over
south portion tonight.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warn
ings displayed.
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~ TuE CIRCUIT cornT ca tfsE
ELEvENrH JUDICIAL daHsstf
or THE STATE OF FtUNtUts -
AND FOR Mo&M0E GOT wv
m CHANcERS.
Case m. f0~3Hz
BEATRICE n. BECK.
va. Dfs 0ssaE
JOHN JULIUS BECK,
ORDER oF PUBLIC arrow
TO: John Julius Beck.
Is south Mum Avenue,
East orange. New Jersey.
You are hereby required 60 aN~
near TO the Hill of Complaint Tor -
yorce in the above STYLED eassre on
or before the 18th day ~ Jnif,
A. ID. 1s45, otherwise. the aileNa-
tions therein viii be taken a. ean-
fessed.
This Order In to be published oHee
n week for four consecutive n"ehh
In the Key West Citizen. new spa
ner published in Key West, FiuFtsiA.
Done and Ordered this 18th dAe -
June, A. j.. 1915.
Clerk Circuit Court.
Monroe County, Ftorida
BY (sd) Florence =. SAWYER,
Depafv GieFk.
tsd) ALLAN u. cLEARE. IN.
Solicitor for Plaintiff .
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Chapter "a

VERA leaned toward Cynthia.
' aOh. mother. won't you say
something kind to me? ] know
I've disappointed you-hurt you,
too. but can't you see that maybe
I'm right? For myself, | mean?
For my own life. Am Ito blame
because didn't want the life you
offered me--the one you made?
None of us could help the way
things have happened. It's jus.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS into some
thing different from anything
that's been, and so it hurts while
we grow: it hurts in everv bone
and muscle. Please try to see,
mother, I'm trying to make some
Il ing sure for myself, a little
piece of ground to stand on so
when Chester comes back-if he
does come
A car stopped and Carey came
long legged along. the little walk.
"You camel" he cried, tri-
umphant. "You did come after
ALL"
Lets go away from here" she
SAID WeaFIly. 4ou We got q place
of some sort, haven't you? Let's
60 quickly. I'm so tired"
CHE woke to a gray world of
- rain and he was gone. The
place beside her in the cheap mar
row bed was empty. How had he
managed to leave SO : silently
while she slept on? Why had he
gone without waking her to say
goodby?
1t was damp and cold. in the
small room and the rain on the
tiat roof seemed bent on finding
way in. There was a round dark
spot on the ceiling over the
bed, spreading as moisture seeps
through blotting paper.
But she had to face these little
looms where Carey lived. there
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NoTfcE on APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
s..4-m szn2u1-a aea az nM4N

NOTICE Is HEREBY 0fvEN that
Pearl l.. Mcnendez, holder ~ t@tshtt
Tax Certificate No. !, ISSUED -"
list day of June, A. y. lstS. hAs
filed same In my office ana
has made application for a ta1
deed TO be issued thereon. said
Certificate embraces the foilsNtslA
described property IN the 1oWfsts
OF Monroe. State Of Florida. tss- -
Lot s, Sqr. ). Fa-32a. a. fecefa-
ed In Monroe County kecoFd@.
The assessment Of said properly
under the said certificate was ~
the name OF: Title a Securities t"fts-
pany.
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according 20 law, the prop
erty described therein Will bs sold -
the highest bidder at the Court
House door on the first Monday in
the month of August, 1919. Whtsh -
the 9Th day OF August. ists.
Dated this 22nd day 81 Janes 1855.
(Circuit Court
Clerk Of the Circuit Svertt
Monroe County. Florida.
BY Florence 81. sawyer. ~. .
jun22-29 ;jlys-i3.i 1915
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LECALS

NOTICE
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COLT
IN AND FOR MONROE C0is
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re Estate OF
Notice Is hereby given TO all wnom
IL NAV concern that Frank q. kon,
erfs, as Executor of the Last VIZ
and Testament OF Luella !. Pent, ds-
ceased. has filed with the Honor
Tr.lra II, and for Monroe County,
his Final Report and has made app
pljcation for his discharge as Ex-
ecutor OF the Last Will and Tes'a-
ment of LueIla |. Pent. deceased.
Dated June 18th, A. y. ls42,
esd FRANK O. ROBERTS,
Az Executor Of the Last
Will and Testament q
Luella I. Pent. deceased.
jun22- 20 ;jly6-13.1945
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KNOWN FOR CENTURIES

BROOKLYN.-Iran's oil pools
were known for centuries, but
were not commercially exploited
until British interests were grant
ed a concession in 1901.
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NUMEROUS MARRIAGES

CHICAGO.-From the beginn.
ing of 1871 through February
1915, there were more than g.,
100000 marriages in the United
States.
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TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Today gives an extremely
forceful nature. Progress is likely
to be made by sheer force of
strength, without any considera-
ton of what stands in the way.
There are good powers of appli-
cation but the danger lies in be-
coming tyrranous. If this tend
ency is permitted to grow it
would soon merge into cruelty,
and misfortune would follow.
Absenteeism worries the Demo-
cratic leaders in the House.
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After being reconditioned, says a
newspaper dispatch, the ship is in there
pitching again. Nothing remarkable about
that Did you ever see ship that didn't
pitch?
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Religion has not been outmoded by
science as some irreligionists insist, but sci
enee has made religion take notice and be
On guard.
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Lothrop Ste idard of Wasting
ton, D. r.. noted writer, E3rr
Brooklina, Mass 81 years ago
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There is too much initiation in the
things you buy, and too much deflation in
the things you have to sell.
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DIR, Per X. FroIich Of West
field. N. J., soted ESQ LslSEa'oly
chemist, born in Norwaf' ~
wears ago.
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You can always recognize little man
IA big office by the tight manner in which
he holds onto the job.
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Price control has been the cause of
many new brands TO sell at higher prices.
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Dodging work is an art with some
people who rarely fail to make bow for
the results accomplished.
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TEMPERATURE BULLETIN

2 Temperature data FOR the "a
hours ending $3.50 a. M, as report
ed by the u. S. Weather Bureau.
Highest Lowest
last ID hours last ni0hf
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This is about the last call to buy E.
bonds during the Seventh War Loan. Have
you purchased your full share?
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WEATHER REPORT

Key West, Fla, June %, 1915
Observation taken at $3.50 a. m.
Eastern War Time. Getty Office.)
Temperatures
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Stacks reveal the facts.

Friends, eOuntrymen, lend me your
ears or let me lease them
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Plaintiff,
:, VS.. DIVORCE
ELIZABETH ALICE WALL BAUZ.
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Elizabeth Alice Wall Bauz,
429 Lennox Road,
Huntington, Long Island,
New York.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the Bill of Complaint for d.
voFce in the above styled cause on
or before the 18th day of July, a..
D. 1915, otherwise the allegations
therein will be taken as confessed.
This order is to be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
in the Key West Citizen, a newspa-
per published in Key West, Florida.
Done and Ordered this 18th day OF
June, A. d. 1916.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY (sd) Florence +. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
(Sd) ALLAN B. CLEARE, Jr.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
jun15-22-29 ;jly6, 1916
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IN THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR MONROE
COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN cHA>-
CERY.
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PRECIPITATION

Rainfall, "a hours ending
$50 a. M; inches --------.-.z- 600
Total Rainfall since June L;
inches ----------------.-- 3.47
Deficiency since June i;
inches --------------------------.-----.--- 0.66
Total rainfall since Jan. ];
inches -------------------------------.- 5.82
Deficiency since January /;
inches ---------.----.---------------. 7.83
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Toniorrow's Almanac
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 10-301
wALDEMAR NJ BAUZ.
Plaintiff,
F, VS.. DIVORCE
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Relative Humidity
1870
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-27
MOUNT CLEMENS, MiCH.-9

Twenty-one years after the In
auguration of the Territory Of
Wyoming, the territory became =
state.
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Few Jail Inmates
Are Awaiting Trial
TrioIs Progress
Rapidly, Official Reveals.

The crowded condition of the
Macomb County jall-at present
the subject of county Supervis-
ors plans 10 enlarge the institu-
ton or build new jail--is not a
result of delay in bringing GRIM
inal defendants to trial, it was
revealed in record of the
Prosecutors Office today.
On the occasion of a detailed
survey made on one recent date
al the jail, it was shown that
only one inmate was held
awaiting trial in Circuit Court,
and he was defendant await
Jig a retrial of his case and was
unable to furnish $1,000 bond.
When the survey was made,
% persons, eightof them women,
were confined in the Jail. Eigh-
teen of the total jail population
were serving sentences ranging
from 10 to 80 days each; one
was held after conviction and
was awaiting Circuit Court SEN
fencing, and one each in the fol-
lowing categories awaiting SEN
tence to Jackson prison; held
for the parole department; one
held on a writ of habeas corpus,
and one new lodger just arrest
CT .-
There were also five persons
newly admitted awaiting an ap-
pearance in justice courts, most
of them eligible for release mo-
mentarily after paying fines or
arranging bonds.
Of the eight women in Jail a.
the time the survey was made.
five were serving sentences and
the other three were about to
face court.
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Poultry Buyers Told
10 Garry Receipts
Deputies Check
Chicken Thefts

With all law enforcing agen-
cies alerted against chicken
thieves and cattle rustlers the
Sheriff's office has asked people
buying chickens or poultry to
carry a proper bill of sale or
receipt.
The matter was brought to a
head Thursday night while Dep
uties William Woolcott and
Frank Fresard were investigat-
ing chicken thieves at 1923
Chelsey.
They toured the neighborhood
but could find no one and fin
ally stopped a car operated by
Ralph Robert of Detroit which
was loaded with chickens.
Not having any receipt or bill
of sale for the chickens and un-
able to satisfactorily answer
the deputies questions, he was
taken TO the Sheriff's office for
investigation. He then claimed
he bought the chickens from the
Joe Louis farm in Utica and aft
err checking the manager of the
farm admitted selling the chick
ems to Roberts who was relcas-
ed
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Heroic Sgt: Burke Saved
Bomber Day Before Ovn Death

RICHMOND-Staff Sgt. Fran
els Il. (Bob) Burke OF Richmond
reported by the War Depart
ment as killed in action in a
bomber crash March 8, was the
hero of his bomber crew on the
day previous 10 his death, when
at great PERSONAL risk he pre-
vented an explosion of bombs
within the plane.
This act of heroism was re-
vealed 10 the young mans par
ents, Probation Officer and Mrs.
+. Scott Burke, when they re-
Gently journeyed to Tennessee
| 20 interview a member of anOth-
er bomber crew which flew on
the Inflated mission over the
Adriatic Sea on March 8.
The 22-year-old Richmond
sergeant, radloman on a B24
bomber, had been officially list
ed as missing up to recent date
when the confirmation of his
death was received.
The heroic incident which
took place March 7 was deScrib-
ed by the Tennessee AAF SOL
der, now home on furlough.
He said that the bomber had
been assigned to bomb oil pro-
perties in Austria, and was car
rying a heavy load of bombs
specially fused to explode some
distance from the ground.
Burke's ship made its bomb
ing run, and the bomb-bay doors
swung open automatically start
ing the fuses turning. But the
bombs remained in their racks.
For minute everyone
thought the bombs had left the
plane, until an aerial engineer
noticed the lethal cargo was still
inside the plane.
The fuses were turning and
within a matter Of minutes an
explosion would occur which
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would dislntegrate the bomber.
Sgt. Burke heard the warning
shout Of the engineer, and with
out a second S hesitation elmo
ed into the bomb-bay. AT an al.
titude of 10000 feet, and in u
temperature of 20 degrees below
zero, he swung by his hands in
the yawning bomb opening and
one by one tripped the bombs
free with his feet.
AS the last high-eXplosive
bomb hurtled into the air, it ex
ploded few hundred feet be-
low the giant bomber, rocking
the ship wit hits conclusion.
His job done, Burke calmly
returned to his radio apparatus
sat down and went about his du-
ties.
On the following day. bomb
er in a formation higher than
Burkes bomber, apparently
went out of control as the
planes dispersed near their tar
get. 1t does and cut off the tail
of the lower craft, which i'm
mediately went into quick
spin and plunged into the Adri-
attic Sea. One parachute was
seen to leave the plane shortly
before it hit the water, but no
trace of anyone was found a
few minutes later when one
bomber returned for rescue pur~
poses.
Sgt. Burke was native OF
Richmond and a graduate OF
Richmond High school class OF
1910. When he joined the armed
forces in May 1943, he was in
the last semester of his junior
year. He was % years old at the
time of his death and his mill
tary classification was radio
mangunner.
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Disabled Vets Stage
Ampuiee Field Meet

BRIGHAM, Utah. July Pip
Amazed spec tators today
watched 900 amputeeS and other
wounded veterans of Bushnell!
General Hospital disprove the
phrase disabled veteran as
they staged the finals Of their
third annual field meet.
There was no lack OF talent
for the many sports events. some
strenuous, as survivors of the
preliminary rounds went into
finals. Included in the tests were
swimming races. golf, softball,
sitting and standing volleyba.l,
basketball free throwing, table
tennis, archery, tennis, an d
handball.
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Man Escapes Injury
When Car 0verturns
Tries to Avoid
Hitting Auto

jerks Luther Logan, Of 35
Miller road. Mount Clemens,
narrowly escaped injury Thurs
day when his car overturned
while driving east on North
River road.
Logan told Sheriffs deputies
that while driving on North
River road he noticed car
coming toward him in the mid
die of the road. In an effort 10
avoid hitting the car, Logan as
serted, he pulled his car 10 the
right, off of the pavement and
1t rolled over. He escaped in
Jury but the car was towed
away.