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NOTICE OF BOND SALE
$4,000
FIRF DEPARTMENT BONDS
OF THE
CITY OF PASCAGOULA.
MISSISSIPPI

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board OF Mayor and Councilman
of the City of P~ascagoula. MISSISSIPPI
OF. at the office OF the City Clerk
IN the City Hall Of said City. until
the noun of 3O0 o'clock p. NJ. on
Tuesday. the IS day of July. ts4b.
1t which Time said bids will be pub
1cly opened for the purchase. at not
less than par and accurued interest,
of Thirty Thousand Dollars $50 .00Dl
of Fire Department Bonds of said CITY
OF P~ascag0uls.
said bonds are 70 bear date of
August /. 1916. are to be OF \
denomination of One Thousand Dol
lars $1,000 each. and shall bear in
terest at a rate or rates 70 be de
ermlued pursuant 10 sale Of sa41
bonds. payable s-emi-snnuslly on Feb
rIarv ist and August LIST in each
wear. Both principal of and interest
on said bonds will be payable at the
Pascaeoula-M Moss Point Bank, IN The
CITY Of P~aseagoula. Mississippi. ana
aid bonds shall mature serially. with
our option Of prior payment. SOW
an August LIST In each of the years
Ia47 TO 1861, both inclusive.
Bidders are requested to designate
in their bids the price they VIII pay
for ponds bearing interest at a rate
ar rates likewise to be designated
in their bids. provided. however. that
an OF the bonds OF the same maturity
shall bear interest at the same rate.
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A CLASSIFIED A IS A
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
FOR PROPERTY OWNERS
LEGAL NOTICES

for inspection in the office OF the City
Clerk of Moss Point n the office
of A. w Head, Engineer, li8 DAIMLER
Street, Moss Point. Mississippi: and
copies thereof may be obtained from
the latter upon payment of $40 90
which viii not be returned.
Bids must be submitted on the blank
proposal form furnished with the
specifications. and must be accom-
panied by bid security In the form
of a certified check. cashiers check or
Bid Bond In an amount equal to at
least 10 percent OF the bid. such Sc
eurtty - be made PAYABLE to City
of Moss Point. Mississippi. and 10
he fort fled a. liouidated damages,
not penalty. by any bidder who may
= awarded the contract but who tails
TO carry out the terms of the Proposal.
execute Contract. and give Bond
within the time specified.
The lghf r. reserved TO reject
any or al bids. and TO award the con
tract TO the best interest of the City
OF Moss Point.
Nv order of the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen of the City of Moss Point,
Mississippi this the 2nd day of July.
tsEALJ
r. G. Wood. Mayor
TIP. 10. 26. az
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Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Mayor n Aldermen of the
CITY Of Moss Point. Mississippi at the
City Hall IN Moss Point until Z o'clock
p M. August 6. 1916, and at that
time and place will be publicly opened
and read, Tor water main extension on
certain streets and installation of
water meters in the City of Moss
Point.
The principal items and quantities
of work to be constructed are APPROX
imately as follows:
2,0s0 Ian TT finch Cast Iron or
Asbestos Cement Water Main
10000 Lin Fl Pinch Cast Iron or g.
inch Asbestos Cement Water Main
5000 Pounds Miscellaneous Cast Iron
Fittings
3-4.inch Gate Valves
IL Gate Valves pinch for Cast Iron
Mains or 3-inch for Asbestos Cement
Mains)
8 Fire Hydrants
1000 Water Meters and Boxes-In-
stallation only
Plans and specifications for the
work are on file in the office OF the
City Clerk and in the office of A. w.
Head. Engineer, both In Moss Point,
Mississippi and may be obtained from
the latter upon payment of $1,000
which will not be returned.
Bids must be submitted on the
blank proposal form furnished with
the specifications. and must be ac-
companieu by bid security In the form
of a certified check. cashiers check or
bid bond In an amount equal to at
least 10 percent of the bid; such Sc
eurity to be made payable to City
of Moss Point. Mississippi, and to be
forfeited as liquidated damages. not
penalty. by any bidder who may be
awarded h contract but who fails
to carry out the terms of the Proposal.
execute Contract. and give Bond with
in the time specified.
The attention of all prospective bid
ders is directed to the fact that all
water meters will be furnished by the
City of Moss Point.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids, to omit installations of
water meters and boxes, and TO ward
the contract to the chest interest of
the City.
BY order of the Board of Mayor and
Alderman of the CITY of Moss Point.
Mississippi, this the End day OF July,
A. ID 1876.
tSEAL)
r. c.. Wood. Mavor
w. G.. Stewart. City Clerk
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IRON HUNT

Macapa, Amapa, Brazil. APP
Biologists and cameramen are
accompanying engineers from the
NJ. A. Hanna Co, of Cleveland,
o., into the territory of Amapa
to prospect for iron ore in this
northern area Of Brazil where the
Hanna firm owns exploration
rights.
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NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given that sealed
bids VIII be received by the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen Of the City N
Moss Point. Mississippi. until 100
o'clock p. M. August 9Th. 1916 at the
City Hall in Moss Point. and at that
time and place will be publicly opened
and read for furnishing 1000 Zone
Thousand Disc Type Water Meters
p1d rourd reading registers indicating
gallons.
Specifications are on file for In
spection at the office Of the CITY
Clerk of Moss Point and copies there
of may be obtained from A W. Head.
Engineer. 1i8 Dantz1er Street. Moss
Point Mississippi
Each bidder shall on or before the
time of opening of bids submit to
the Engineer a sample standard stock
meter identical in every respect with
the meter he proposes to furnish.
old Wffst be aeromnanied BY a
certified check or Bid Bond for ST.
10000 payable to the City of Moss
Point: such check or Bid Bond to be
forfeited as ~liquidated damages. not
penalty by any bidder who may be
awarded the Contract but who fails
TO carry out the terms of the p%roDosal
and execute contract within thirty
1901 days after date of such award
The right Is reserved 10 reject
any or sn bids. and to award the
contract 10 the best interest Of the
c'tv Of Moss Point. taking into ac-
count delivery time. price and quality.
order 81 the BOARD Of Mayor and
Aldermen of the City of Moss Point.
Mississippi. this the End day Of July.
1915.
(SEALl
E. G. Wood. Mayor.
10. 2s. 8 2
Hcrrev To CONTRACTORS
Sealed bid will be received by the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen of the
CITY of Moss Point. Mississippi al the
CITY Hall in Moss Point until 7 90
O'Clock p. NJ AUGUST 6fh. 1916. and
- .hat tine and Blaee publicly onened
and read. for constructing ssphaltic
pavement and repairing existing pave
mert on certain streets in the CITY
Of Moss Point.
The principal items and quantities
Of work to he constructed are approx
~frnafaiv as follows
$50 Gu. Yds. Excavation and En-
bsnkmenf
40 Gu Yds. Shell or Gravel base.
28.8s0 So. Yds. of 3-inch Sand As
phalt Paving Mixed in Place.
"a. 484 So Yds. Asphaltic Surface
Seal.
80 Lin. IT i2-ineh Concrete Pipe.
% IN = fs=Iuch Concrete Pipe
Plans ard specifications are on file
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$50 900. 90 City of Moss Point Bond Sale.
Notice is hereby given that the May
or and Board of Aldermen will, on
July 10, 1916. at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. at
the CITY Hall of Moss Point. Missis-
sippi, receive sealed bids for the pur-
chase of $50. 000.0 no water works i'm
provement n general repair and
extension Bonds issue Of said City of
Moss Point. Mississippi. described as
follows. to-wit: Bonds dated June /,
1896, numbered l to 30. inclusive. be-
ing in the denomination Of $1,000 90
each and maturing at the rate of
$1,000 90 on June LIST in each of the
years 1877 10 1861, both inclusive.
tFORM)
Coupon Bonds. payable to Bearer.
Rate Bidder to name rate which said
bonds are to bear. Said rate to be .ex-
annum, which must not exceed the
maximum of go per annum. Interest
payable semi-annually on the LIST day
Of June and list day of December.
Fun faith and credit and
OF said City of Moss Point. Mississippi.
arc irrevocably pledged for the pay
ment o: principal and interest on said
bonds as they s~everally become due.
The City of Moss Point will have
all bonds prepared.
of Charles and Trauernicht, Attorneys.
ST. Louis. Missouri, will be furnished
by the City of Moss Point, and said
bonds Will be validated under the
laws OF the State of Mississippi.
Good faith certified check for
sl500.00 Is TO be presented with bid.
City of Moss Point reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. and
to accept such notifications or chang
es as may be submitted.
Done by order of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the City of
Moss Point, Mississippi, on the 18Th
day Of June. 1916.
City of Moss Point
BY. W. G.. STEWART.
AZ 6-2l. 28 7-S ~ Clerk
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new. Call at
1912 Williams 81. or Phone Sew.
10 Ifpd 7-lz
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FANS-f6 and 10 ms. window. com
tnete $685.. II. p. Human, 1912
school Ave. Phone 1084-R.
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WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN in my
home for mothers 20 work or shop
~ hour. day or week. See me at
2t2 Lafayette Street. 2 1tpd 7-12
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ELECTRIC FAN-With motor: can be
seen at 1912 williams st. or Call
B6g-W. &c 1tpd Tia
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GROCERY SToRE-For sale or rent;
grocery stock at Inventory price. Call
1851. % Ito 7-12
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Too Lute To Classify

4OO AAtC ~ SA0ooAAV
LINCOLN PORTABLE WELDEH-
400 Amp. mounted on 4-wheei trail
81. 5quarcs corrugated sheet alum
mum gl4 Williams St. Phone 1l59
% Itpd Tia
5-BURNER OIL STOVE Used 3
months, good condition. price reason
a. ). Reed. 2l2 Lafayette
WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN in my
home for mothers 10 work or shop
~ hour. day or week. See me at
2t2 Lafayette Street. 2 ltpd ia
FANS-1s and 10 ins. window. com
.hete $69.95. H.. p. Human, 1912
School Ave. Phone 1084-R.
20 lite 7-i2
GROCERY STORE-For sale or rent;
grocery stock at Inventory price. Call
1861. % lite 7-f2
ONE LABORATORIES at 4f0 Polk
St, Paseagoula. 10 lite 7-12
LARGE BABY BED-Phone ii44-J.
70 1tpd I-l2
STRoILER-Practically new. Call at
1912 Williams 81. or Phone 86e-W
seen at 1912 williams st. Or Call
B69-W. 20 1tpd TIA
-FOUR HEAD CATTLE@Charles Tay-
lor. LIST house east Bayou Cassotte
School. rs 2tpd I-lz
BABY BUGGY-Good condition. l001
Resca De La Palma, Pascagoula.
10 2tpd 7-i2
Ave. Call 5l62. Moss Point.
is itpd 7-12
LOTS X 40. on South Pascagoula
Just off Lincoln v Call 5f62. Moss
Point. 1s itpd Ira
CEDAR CHESTS-Hand Made. Just
received brand new shipment. GULF
COAST TRADING POST. 2f9 Delmas
Ave. Phone 1882. Pascagoula. Miss
Thank you. 10 itpd TIA
son 5 hip, needs some repairs;
window fan. 30 inches: / Trolling. l
casting Roc and Reels with assort-
ment bats. camp stove. Coleman
boxes shells; single bed mattress and
springs: Champion 81 hip. cupboard,
1912 model 906 18th st. Phone I66-W.
p ftpd 7-12
ONE STORE HOUSE-3i IT. long. IS
f. wide With two porehes to be NOV
Phone 1if9-W. J. Fl. Foster.
II ftpd 7-f7
THREE ROOM HOUSE-Large lot,
See Joe Florence. 1908 Elder St. East
Moss Point 16 1tpd T-l2
~SKIFF-New cypress is IT. long. See
Joe Florence, lbO5 EtueI ST. Mose
Point. "a 1tpd TIA
ALL sALvAGEABLE LUMBER and
materials in Pascagoula Community
Center former U. S. o.. Interested
parties contact II. III. Collie. Pasca-
eoula Community League. % tic 7-1z
TURKEYS-Young and old. See James
McGrath. Phone So. Cautier. Miss
rs itpd Tia
s-RooM HOUSEWIFE attic fan. lot
50 X 1851 with rs IT. alley. Close in
on South Pascagoula Street. Six
rom house with 3 baths. 2 large por-
ches, one screened. lot 100 x i25. Jack
son Ave. For details call 1896.
Is Ito 7-lz
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BABY BUGGY-Good condition. 1901
Resca De La Palma, Pascagoula.
10 lfDd 7-f3
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5-RooM HoUSE-East Washington
Ave. Call 5l62. Moss Point.
~ ffnd 7-f2
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ONE LAVoRAToRY-See at 4f0 Polk
St. Pascagoula. 10 lite Tia
LARGE BABY BED-Phone Ii44-J.
% 1tpd 7-f2
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fOUR HEAD cATTLE-Charles Tsy-
Tor, list house east Bayou Cassotte
School. rs 2tpd TIA
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5.BURNER OIL STOVE Used 3
months. good condition. price reason
a.4.. ). Reed. 212 Lafayette.
10 ftDd T-fz
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Petition for Pardon or Suspension of
TO:
His Excellency Governor Thomas L.
Bailey, State Capitol.
Jackson. Miss.
We the undersigned sitizens of
Jackson County, Mississippi do hereby
petition Your Exeelleney to grant unto
Earl johnson a pardon or In the al
Tentative a suspension OF sentence, and
assign the following reasons why he
should receive executive relief or
clemency. The said Earl johnson was
convicted in cases No. 1869 and 1910
Of the Circuit Court of Jackson Coun-
ty. Missiesippi at the May 1945 Term
and sentenced to serve five years In
the state p~enitentiary, the sentences
10 run concurrently. charges being
burglary and assault and battery. We
assign the following reason why he
should he granted h relief asked for
in this petition.
First. That he has been more than
sufficiently punished for the part he
took i'm The crimes charged.
Second. He was a boy II years old
when he was sentenced.
Third That he has made a model
prisoner.
Fourth That one of the other bows
with whom he was sentenced has al
ready been shown executive clemency.
Fifth That he will never again vio-
late n of the laws of this state or
country.
Respectively submitted.
James II. Coward. r.. L. Maxwell J.
y. S'Vifzer. Richard Crosby. Willie
William. Reri Wills. {. c. Seilier 81
G. C.. SELLER. Jr.. Lora t"e Seller.
Eva Seller. Rev. Julius Williams = n.
odom. Howard Welch. Mrs, Bert Webb.
and several others.
dt 6-2I. 23. IS. ~
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LOTS X 40, on South Pascagoula
lust off Lincoln Ave. Call 5162. Moss
Point. 10 itpd liz
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WANTED TO RENT

ROOMS. FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
HOUSES for teachers. School Sys-
TEN must be assured of housing for
teachers Be assured of continuous
rental. Call 1i80 Immediately and we
will send some one TO inspect your
property. If rated az satisfactory. pay
ment of Isl months rent will be made
Immediately. T. r. Wells. Supt.
Is Ito 7-I2
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LINCOLN PORTABLE WELDEH-
400 Amp. mounte on 4-wheei trail
5quares corrugated sheet alum
mum gl4 Williams ST.. Phone 1856.
% Ifnd 7.49
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COAST TRADING POST. 219 Delmas
Ave. Phone 1882. P~ascagoula. Miss.
Thank you. 10 itpd TIA
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

7-l2. 10. 2s' "a "" wy w"
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II the Chancery Court of Jackson
County. Mississippi.
No. 1888
n the Matter of the Valuation Of
$50. 10000 Thirty Thousand Dollars
Of W~s'erwOrks improvements. Re
par. and Extension Bonds Of the
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Tia. 10. 20, az
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CEDAR CHESTS-Hand Made, lust
received brand new shipment. GULF
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NOW. THEREFORE,. notice is given

that a special election will be held
in said District on Saturday. the 3rd
day of August, 1876 for the purpose
Of submitting to the qualified cleo
tors of said District the following
nronaafftan.
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ONE STORE HoUsEC3i IT. long. IS
#. wide. with two porches to be NOV
ed off lot for S400. On Krebs Lane.
Phone 1ii9-W, ]. Fl. Foster.
II lind III
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City of Moss Point, jackson coun-
ty. Mississippi
the TAI Payers of the City of
Moss Point of Jackson County. Mis-
efesinof
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NOTICE TO BOND BUYERS

81 81. IA. 81. 20. Us, ~ lily 0'efN'
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BOAT-Tnompson style. 10 fl: john
son 5 hip, needs some repairs;
window fan. 80 inches: / Trolling. 1
ment bats: l camp stove, Coleman.
2 burner; / % Rife. Single shot. s
boxes shells; single bed mattress and
Evening star., 1946-04-21
By leiqh White

ATHENS.-If it is crime to
place loyalty to ones king and coun-
try, in the narrowest sense, above
loyalty to a Soviet federation in
which one has never believed, then
Gen. Mihailovich is the traitor he
is accused of being by Marshal Tito
of Yugoslavia.
If it is not crime to have been
an old-fashioned patriot, however
narrowminded, then Gen. Mihailo-
vich seems destined to die a martyr
to the cause of Serbian nationalism
A recent trip through Yugoslavia
convinced me that in Serbia, at
least. he will always be regarded as
a national hero, just as Gen. Robert
E. Lee will always be regarded as
national hero in our Southern
States.
For five years I have closely fol-
lowed the career of this tragic
Balkan figure and have yet to en-
counter any legal evidence that he
has betrayed anything except the
Communist International. And how
man can betray an institution
which has been officially abolished
and which he has always fought, in
any case, I am unable to under
stand.
(CopywriEht, 1946)
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Spain Repeats Readiness
To Receive u. N. Commission

LONDON, April 20 (Pp.-The
Madrid radio reiterated tonight that
a United Nations Security Council
commission would be received in
Spain with pleasure
Last week the Spanish govern
ment invited such a commission to
visit Spain and investigate Poland S
charges before the Council that
Generalissimo Frances government
was a threat to world peace and
was harboring German scientists
The radio commentator, pointing
out that Andrei A. Gromyko, Rus
sian delegate to the Security Coun-
Gil, accused Spain of helping Ger
many during the war, declared that
Russian troops co-operated with
the Reich in the conquest OF
Poland"
The Madrid radio also said Spain
had been shocked and dismayed'
by Mr.. Gromyko's wish to hold q
meeting of the Council on Good
Friday.
During session of the Council
In New York last Wednesday, Mr.
Gromyko said he saw no reason for
holding two sessions on Thursday
and none on Friday. After some
debate, the Council decided not to
hold Good Friday meeting.
. The broadcast expressed respect
and "our affection" for the British
and Brazilian delegates to the coun-
Gil for defending the faith" in op-
posing a good Friday session.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Court Martial
Continued From First Page)

not been approved nor released bv
the full committee.
The report, he asserted. contains
numerous incorrect statements and
many general conclusions based on
cases which he did not identity. but
said were not typical.
In its report the committee sug-
gested:
The Army should create a judicial
department "as complete and au-
tonomous" as the medical depart
ment and fully stated with quail
fed personnel.
Provisions for Reversal.
New provisions should be made
for reversal of injustices, enlisted
men appointed to courts trying men
from the ranks and tables of maxi
mum punishment prescribed apply
ing equally to officers and men.
Declaring that the War Depart
ment is intensely interested" in i'm
proving military justice and correct
ing mistakes, Mr.. Royal said these
steps already have been taken:
Under system of rehabilitation
expanded since the wars close, more
than $4,000 men sentenced after con-
vlctlon by general courts-martial
nave been restored to duty and made
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Munchuriu
CONTINUED From First Page.)

chun, the Communist military
spokesman asserted.
The spokesman said the govern
ment forces occupied only about
one-ninth of Manchuria in a wedge
extending from the southern bor-
der to the 1st Army positions be-
yond Szepkingkai.
This whole wedge, he claimed
was under steady pressure" from
Communist troops, whose strength
for all Manchuria has been esti-
mated as high as 400 900, including
many irregulars.
Communists Welcomed.
The New China Daily News, Of
ficial organ of the Communists. as
serted that Communist troops were
welcomed in Changchun by a popu-
lation overwhelmed with JOY"
The newspaper said 5000 ''puppet'
troops and more than 200 Japanese
soldiers were captured. (The gov
ernment garrison of Chinese 9Th
Army regulars had been estimated
at 3,00O.D
There was no further word from
five American correspondents and
two United States Army observers
who were in Changchun when the
city fell to the Communists. Gen
Marshall's Office had made formal
request through Communist chan
nels for permission to bring them
ont
Evening star., 1946-04-21

couldn't decide what should be
done?
In the life of the whole nation
OF many people, such situations may
exist in the life of individuals, when
they don't know what can be done.
But there are such states in the
country where they know the right
way to go.
In Hearts of Russians.
Our debates will be open now in
these two controversial questions,
that we should accuse you that you
are not stable, that you are not Ger
tain; and you would accuse us that
we are too stable.
Stain, for every Russian, is in
his heart. We know that when the
Germans were at the outskirts of
the city, Stain stayed in Moscow
Stain is dear to every one in Russia
because he saved Russia, and I am
glad, and every one is glad in our
country, that this city which bears
his name, namely. Stalingrad, still
exists in the same place where it
WAS
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Suspect Taken in Attempt
To Rob Gem Store by Hoax
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 20.-A man
who police said attempted to rob
a jewelry store in the theatrical
district today by presenting a hoax
note was captured a few minutes
later after a chase which caused
great excitement on crowded Broad
way.
The man, identified by police as
Anthony Bruno, 20, was caught by
three patrolmen who chased him
with drawn pistols, as strollers ran
for doorways.
When he entered the Seventh
avenue jewelry store, police said.
Bruno asked to see diamond rings
and then placed a note on the show
case which said:
Some one very dear>to you is be-
ing held as hostage. If you value her
life you will put $4,000 worth of
jewelry in this envelope"
When the clerk, Joseph Barron,
looked up from reading the note he
saw a .45-caliber pistol, police said.
Mr.. Barron shouted for help and
Bruno fled.