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Evening star., 1947-07-30

movie and know you've left your
dinner with good cook! Use either
the deep-well cooker or top unit
with your Dutch oven for a dandy
pot roast. Try:
Spike the pot roast with slivers
of garlic. Dredge in flour. Scar
all around in hot fat. Add "a to
cup water. Simmer on low heat.
If home add salt n hour from
start. Otherwise later. Also cell
cry leaves and chopped onions.
When you get that New Norge cleo
trio range I know you'll be glad I
told you about it. If you haven't
one-see your Norge dealer-now!
He'll show you the do-how on the 7
cooking speeds. the smokeless
broiler - and many other special
features.
Evening star., 1947-07-30
Liquor Store Owner Here
Convicted as Drunk Driver

A local liquor store owner yester-
day was convicted of driving while
drunk by a Municipal Court jury
which deliberated nearly two hours
Found guilty after a two-day trial
before Judge Nathan Margold was
Thomas F. Greene, 81, owner Of q
store in the 400 block of Sixth street
NV. The case was referred to the
probation Office before sentencing or
September 8.
Police testified Greenes car
crashed into a parked car on Wis
consin avenue near w place NV
OH February 27.
Evening star., 1947-07-30
Rx fha Associoted Press

WALLA WALLA, Wash, July 80
"A flock of seagulls, making hogs
of themselves, have contributed tc
driving Carl Nelson temporarily out
of the hog raising business.
The gulls, estimated by Mr.. Nelson
at from 1000 to 1000 in number
and protected by the law, invaded
his hog lot two months ago.
At first Mr.. Nelson did not object
to their presence, but shortly they
became so bold, he said, that they
would crowd the hogs away from
the feed troughs by sheer force OF
numbers.
"A sack of shorts would last only
about S minutes" the hog feeder
said.
Various attempts were made to
scare the birds away but nothing
worked. Mr.. Nelson resorted to fire.
Evening star., 1947-07-30

half again as much delicious jan
this way because you don't vast
Juice or fruit by long boiling down
It's time for:
BLACKBERRY JAM
4 cups prepared fruit
7 cups sugar II bottle Certo
Completely crush 2 quarts fully
ripe berries to a pulp. Measure
sugar and fruit into big kettle.
Mix well, bring to full rolling
boil. stirring constantly. Boil
hard one minute. Remove from
fire. Stir in Certo. Stir and skim
for S minutes, to cool slightly
to prevent floating fruit. Pour
quickly. Paraffin at once.
Evening star., 1947-07-30

Gelatine, with a nodded dessert
that will puzzle and please the
family. Let's call it:
FRUIT AND NUT MOLD
l envelope Minute Gelatine
2 Tablespoons sugar
2 cups bottled prune juice
Combine gelatine and sugar in
saucepan. Add juice. Heat over
medium flame till gelatine dis
solves, stirring constantly. Pour
into sherbet glasses. Chill
slightly and add sliced dates,
raisins and nuts. Serve with
whipped cream.
Minute Gelatine transforms any
fruit Juice into a delicious jelly
dessert.
Evening star., 1947-07-30
SeoeuIIs Crowd Feed roughs,
Force Hoq-Ruiser to Sell Out

crackers, thinking the noise might
scare the visitors away, but they
seemed to get degree OF entertain
ment from the flashes"
The latest effort has been to sell
the hogs and shut off the water that
formerly flowed through the feed lot.
However, some of the birds have
persisted in hanging around and
Mr.. Nelson is thinking of appealing
to the county commissioners to
"abate the nuisance"
"If the bird lovers want the sea-
gulls to stay around here some ones
going to have to buy my land. I
can't afford to feed them," he said.
Evening star., 1947-07-30
Silver Spring Company
Applies for FM Station

The United Broadcasting Co.
Inc, Silver Spring, has applied for
a license to operate an FM broad
casting station, the Federal Com
munications Commission announced
today.
The corporation has been oper-
ating Station WOOK since May g.
It's president Is Richard Eaton,
former VOL news commentator,
Evening star., 1947-07-30

Here's one of a dozen in the August
issue now on the stands.
PEACH DESSERT
2 Tbsp. butter or margarine
l. 1/3 c. brown sugar, packed
+ 1c. sliced, canned peaches
f Blanched almonds
n c. sifted flour
B u c. granulated sugar
h 12 tsp. salt
II Tbsp. baking powder
l egg 2/3 c. milk
Tbsp. melted shortening
Spread mixed butter and brown
sugar in bottom of creased muf-
fin pans. Put slices drained
peaches and 1 almond in each.
Make batter of remaining in
gradients and fill pans 2/3 full.
Bake at 375e for 80 min. Remove
from pans. Serve warm.
If the August American Home is
sold out on your newsstand. better
beg, borrow or steal one.
Evening star., 1947-07-30
CHOSEN FOR BATTLE

r KNOW A DIRT CHASER which makes
| large jobs into small ones. Boon
Household Cleaner, which is safe
on paint and hands, cleans wide
open spaces like painted walls, limo
leum and tile floors quickly and
without hard rubbing. You'll no
longer need to dread starting on
surfaces which look endless. Boon,
which is made by the makers of
Evening star., 1947-07-30

you? Once is enough for me! But re-
member-before popping your sond-
wiehes into your freezing eomport-
ment-wrop them in woxed paper.
And never freeze greens. For your
first frozen sandwich filling mix cup
of ground chicken or veal, cup
chopped peeons, teaspoon chopped
pimiento, v teaspoon solt and " CUP
of cream. YvmmyI
Evening star., 1947-07-30

Borden's with its more than good
value topped off by this guarantee
ST you don't agree Borden's hot
or iced tastes better than any coffee
you've ever used, after trying half
a jar, send it with its unused con-
tents to The Borden Co., $50 Madi-
son Ave, N. Y. II, N. Y. and get
your money back.
Evening star., 1947-07-30
MORE IN THE KITCHEN

THAT ALWAYS SOUNDS GOOD to
family or visitors ears especially
when it means Pepsi-Cola. When
you're partying at your house
always be sure to have plenty OF
pensi for everybody. Its price-a
5nif-cent an ounce-is easily with
Evening star., 1947-07-30
Mrs. Peron to Visit
Switzerland Monday
By the Assoeiofed Press

BERN, Switzerland, July 30.-The
Swiss government announced last
night that Mrs. Eva Duarte Peron
wife OF President Juan D. Peron OF
Argentina, would visit Switzerland
next Monday.
Mrs. Peron is now staying on the
French Riviera, following visit tc
Paris, and previously had visited
Spain, Italy and Portugal on her
current European tour.
Evening star., 1947-07-30

CQe HQe ones
in the Ameri-
C an m e
M a G a z | n e.
They're set up
for easy filing
too and illus
trated to show
Just how the
finished dish
eS will 1OOk.
Evening star., 1947-07-30
UPLIFTING THE PRUNE

r THINK the plainjane reputation
L of the prune is undeserved so
let's do some missionary work with
the Speed-up magic of Minute
Evening star., 1947-07-30

on your pantry
shelves. If you
W a n t m OR e
glasses from
your fruit, use
the modern way
Of boiling only
a short tim e
and addin 6
Cert0 YnII pet,
Evening star., 1947-07-30
roAsr-DoNT ROAST JUNIOR

vTTHEN BABY STARTS sun-bathing
w in his birthday suit" toast
him for just one minute on his
back, another on his tummy. Grad
ually increase mis- summing sessions
two minutes day. But, thirty min
utes is about all he should ever have
at a stretch, so the doctors say.
They also say that Gerber's Junior
Evening star., 1947-07-30

in your budget
and when you
compare it with
other nation.
ally advertised
soft drinks--in
6 to 9 OF. sizes
you know you're
a clever buyer.
xxr;kL n q g q
Evening star., 1947-07-30

,leasant thoughts in mind about
pepsi give it these companion
pieces:
spread with minced cucumber
dashed with paprika.
Always buy Pepsi-Cola. Lots OF IT.
Evening star., 1947-07-30
BLACKBERRY BOUNTY

TT YOU'RE AS DOMESTIC as I am you
/ probably see the tempting boxes
of berries on the fruit stands-as
jam, already glowing in glass jars
Evening star., 1947-07-30

Foods should gradually be intro
duced into baby's diet, when he has
a few teeth. If your young hopeful,
like thousands of others, has
gurgleds over Gerber's Strained
Applesauce, watch him go for Ger
ber's Chopped Apples! All 13 good
tasting Gerber's Junior Foods -
vegetables, fruits, meat-combina-
tions and desserts are tops with
toddlers! And all, tempting
Chopped Apples, too, are priced as
low as Gerber's Strained Foods.
Evening star., 1947-07-30

Borden S iced
coffee as you
want-and it's
1000 pure coffee,
perfect in flavor
and body. It
seems to me we're
Ill l,,nIxvy %1 Lo-a
Evening star., 1947-07-30
NOTHING SHORT or BEST

VXTHEN I'm ASKED about an electric
w range I have one answer.
Norge! I'll tell you why. For one
thing it has those wonderful auto
matte controls. So you can set it
and dash off to club meeting or
Evening star., 1947-07-30
YOUR OWN AMERICAN HOME

TIVE LIVED so many years in test
kitchens I can taste perfect
recipe even on paper. So value
Evening star., 1947-07-30
.1pqpt94fp|;@'

Clorox is ready-to-use-there's no
mixing. Once over the surface with
Boon on a piece of Turkish towel
ing is enough except on very grimy
spots. Let Boon stand a minute or
two on the heavier soil, then wipe
off. It saves your time and energy
by making unnecessary those two
dreary all-over-again operations
rinsing and drying. You will find
it a matter of minutes only to clean
your refrigerator surfaces, enam-
eled stove and bathroom fittings.
Try this thrifty modern cleaner.
Boon is really as good as it sounds.
It's excellent for automobiles, too.
Evening star., 1947-07-30
FEEL LUcKYI

NN WARM EVENINGS there's nothing
" like iced coffee to brighten your
menfolks' home coming. II you use
Borden's Instant Coffee you can
stay cool too. 1t takes only a minute
to make as many tall glasses of
Evening star., 1947-07-30
JES5IE5N6zEh0Qk
by Jessie De Both

Ever Freeze Sandwich? Try III Enough Assorted Sandwiches
for Week Pene Just don't like fuss around ns bread
Evening star., 1947-07-30

ham In SPAN brings resounding
Eyes Mans" and a smile! I think
menfolks usually like theirs hearty
like this:
Parboiled potatoes
SPAN, sliced
Salt Pepper
y cup cream
Slice potatoes. Alternate and top
with slices of SPAN. Season lay
ers. Add cream. Bake Il hour in
moderate oven $500.
Packed exclusively by HORNED. SPAN
cuts 1918 slices to the 1907. tin.
Evening star., 1947-07-30

color cholce
UP to you'd
you IL find
you've bought
yourself a big
lift with your
work. Speedy
lift too. Grease
on your pans
will dissolve
Evening star., 1947-07-30
NEW LEISURE FOR YOU

BECAUSE OF a new cleanser.
Swift's Cleanser From the minute
you give kitchen room to that red.
blue or green Polka Dot package
Evening star., 1947-07-30
DIFFERENT FRENCH TOAST

Cut 5 or s peanut butter sand
wiches in quarters. Mix 3 eggs
slightly beaten, y cup milk, salt,
a few drops of Tabasco. Dip
sandwiches in mixture. Cook on
hot griddle.
There you have something reall
special. Tabasco adds sparkle t
everyday dishes - every day. Lik
egg and vegetables, meat and fish.
Evening star., 1947-07-30

instantly-all you have to do is
rinse it off. 1t cleans, polishes and
brightens your finest equipment
safely. After you feel the smooth
texture of this new cleanser you'll
know why it simply can't scratch
anything. know I'll never be with
out it. Wouldn't be good sense.
There's every good reason why
Swift's Cleanser is called Americas
finest cleanser.
Evening star., 1947-07-30
YES'M MAN

n1HE YES" MAN we all like is that
big boy who booms approval of
his meals. The delicious blend of
juicy pork shoulder and mellow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14
HOUSES FURNISHED Cont

ATTRACTIVE, detached; IS rooms; near
18th and Harvard sts. nv; for adults
Bod Bod t tg5nIuT st. rent BLDG not for s:is
5sBEDRMi Ho6iusE. 4so5 14th st. NV.
ase iReo sSo os3 PS ane
F Fox III Rs R9 Or oo 5 hSse master
gorgeous view, . other good-sized bed
rooms and bathrooms; attr. liy. rm with
screened porch, center hall with den and
maids room and bath: house, practically
IN new condition, completed during var
OR. 4242, Sun. and nights.
VERY ATTRACTIvELY furnished house:
suitable for bachelor or couple; small
Dupont Circle: rent, $3.50 mo. EX. 1884
REAR Sf1 cHFyGRLY THEATER-a men or .
girls to snare house with young couple
da III '@ YUMA ST. IVA good home in
spacious, attractively furnished and we'll
oGstcd hoYse is aTs5lao,fe Tor .rJ maTriea
COOK for RI one IN fanny. Box 2$s-D' Star
Sill. sPR.. MD.-Modern corner detached
mn m r. sss ss r Il S
NE 81, IA r1 = t Dl HosE bed
bath, oil. neat ciosed-in porches; :, or ;
adults. no pets; Woodbridge. Si@5. Nj
s sGsd S2o BR d6SRs BiU 81 s
ton; coal stoker: large yard; no children;
500 per mo. Box 74-D, Star,
CHEVY CHASE, D.C-Beautifully furnish
ed 6-room and basement home, charmingly
handicapped, on exclusive. Western avenue
3 blocks from Chevy Chase circle. En-
1tely redecorated recently; large living
loom. 22'Xl4', has large fireplace: con-
meeting arch to dining room. Kitchen is
ultramodern with fuorescent lighting
and breakfast nook; modern tile batna
with shower Entire home, including 8
bed ms, cen aims Injurious drape-teS and
Venetian blinds; hardwood floors, polished
TO nltrrorlike finish Automatic oil hot
water heat. This home has never been
rented so We require gentle people with
excellent references, no objection to we'll
behaved children. Rental is $50 per
one year or more required. Possession
Octoaev Is. Call ordway 1896 for ap-
F0R RENT-Rocaville, Md. Oct. / to
Jure ]. furn det brick home, bedrms
> baths, Gil heat, heated gar, lge. lawn;
adults. Call Rockville 1913 Ia
home to refined couple u child wei;
comed). in exchange day care ayr
boz, mother employed. Box 255-C, Star
1908 CALVERT ST. Nw-a rms 2 baths.
automatic gas heat. recently redeco-
rated Tyr. lease required. $500. GIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14
HOUSES UNFURkIsHEp.

DOCTORS, DENTISTS or guest home,
:3515 Wisconsin ave; beautiful, detached,
across from Friendship: fine location for
once and residence; y rooms, baths;
3-SToRY and basement town house To-
Gated in 600 blk Mass. ave. NV, $500
mo. Boy 465-C, Star: -15
rms, liv. rm., kit, bath; small yard; bach
elor or couple. $40. Box 215-D. Star. .
NEW GRIN. BRICK, 3 bedrms..- gas heat;
year lease. oV. 05SI. is :,
bedroom HOUSE-Living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen. basement
oil heat. detached garage; not under q
year lease; $3.50 month; nearby Arling-
ton. Phone CHI, $3.50. 8 to IL am, Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14
HOUSES EXCHANGED

change, on lease basis. 7-rm. bungalow a
bedrms), rent, S75 per month, for similar
house in NV. D. c. or Md. Please give
full particulars. Box 201-D, Star.
EXCHANGE RENTAL Groom house.
WaShington. for house or apartment. New
FURNisH ISL S-bedrm n0S corner Go' b nie de-
tached house. ArI.. near Clarendon; oil hit;
garden; garage: $40, for | or 2 bedrm.
WASHINGTON FOR N. Y.-3 bedrm.
house for same or apt. in New York City
or YicinitY Ii Ohl3. liz
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CONTINUED On Next Psgs.I
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nshors (Dob) Taylor, Q wnsr-
rnnnnost - Club SuGnloa, Invites
- pch1Ic 70 dine and dance ct
= pooaalnr NIGHT spot 70 the
- e Chip Chip and his
onueh1na1 Band.
Club 0ugaloa y open n hours
Z ~ around the clock.
Dlaner b served daily and
Ou1n1ay from Q p. m. until'S 2. m.
- menu consists Of genuine
ehogcoal broiled steaks chicken,
ann1ood. SpaRIph and American
onnking. Bob" wants the public
- hnow ne serves good food ct
nrDu1nr prices. and calls atten-
- % Ibis fsct in his announce
0sns elsewhere IN today's citi-
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wan = AElkI.I1Y OVEN

PASADENA, Cali Police
mn Frank Craven knows TIE
warts over for sure. Recently he
came upon I soap company pro-
I motion 4 crew giving out soap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30

gold diggin's out in California:
Or you can look forward, if you'd
rather, into how things are goin' to
be tomorrow.
The best place to do your forward
iookin', decided, was at the Milk
Bar. Me an the Missus found one,
right on a corner of the main street.
It's full of kids. an the kids are full
of matted milks - an plans.
The Observation-Disclosures num-
Der ordered came in a glass as big
as quart jar with straw half the
size of gas pipe.
| said to the Missus, You can
make note that the oncomin' gener-
alton is in favor of generous rations."
THAT slug'll put you to sleep"
the Missus answered.
But the same kind of orders didn't
seem to be destroyin' the vitality of
the younger set.
We listened to the kids chatterin'
an discussin' school an parents an
each other.
LES see if We can make list of
what's OH their minds" the Missus
suggested. So we did. The girls
mostly talked about their clothes.
about boys an double dates. about
photograph records an how they
got along with their families.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30

The boys, in describin' the fe-
male charms, explained ''how she's
stacked" An they talked about
MCDANIEL gadgets, athletics, their
careers. spendin' money, odd jobs
an what they planned to do this
summer.
How many places like this in the
U. 81" my Missus asks me.
Oh" l tell her, thousands,
guess. Milk bars, soda fountains, dog
wagons like my joint - they all ap-
peal to youngsters"
"Well," she goes on. what do you
make out of this bunch? Seems to
me they're pretty healthy, smart
enough an, we'll, sort of normal"
yeah, you're right" agree.
They're just normal boys an girls"
OUT on the street l get to thinkin'
about St. Joe. Seems like could dis
cover somethin' more excitin' in this
lively place than normal kids.
All of a sudden realized that this
very thing was the biggest discovery
anybody could make anywhere - to
learn that the children, the hope of
all US oldsters, is okay an goin' to
turn out just fine!
'St. Joe is here to stay" tell the
Missus 80 is St. Augustine an St.
Cloud an San Jose an St. Syracuse"
"Where is St. Syracuse?" she asks
me.
81 don't know" tell her. But if
it has any kids an they're like those
we was lookin' at. it is here to stay"
Naturally" she says. can now,
Boy Scout. if you can locate some
fresh ponies, let's go home an see
how the kids of St. Borenville are
turnin' OUT" -WkllY BOREk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30
We DO A LITTLE SpYIN'

ST. JOSEPH. Mo.
TNRoM here
Il y GU c a n
look back, ify you
want to, to the
d a y s of the
Pony Express.
This is where it
used to take off
from, for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30

Miserable with cough from colds
or smoking? Or stufy nose? Here's
double-relief fast! 1t works up and,
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Menthol vapors go Nt-bring cool com
fort to stufy nose. Smith Brothers are
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Look Tor TRADE and MARK on me Or Ncs 10,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
PATTERSON SPEAKS
OF WASHINGTON
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
have been enough. To be ready
in 1947 thorough training in the
use of complex weapons has be-
come basic to the individual SOL
der. Universal military training
will provide that training"
President Truman and his party
drove to Mt. Vernon from Washing
ton over roads glazed with snow
and ice. The Presidential yacht
Williamsburg had preceded them
there, anchoring in the Potomac
prior to a weekend cruise for
Mr.. Truman and his staff. A group
of sea scouts did the honors as the
President boarded the launch to
take him to the Williamsburg.
Tomorrow afternoon, the Presi-
dent will attend ceremonies at
the unwilling of a new statue of
Washington in the Washington
cathedral. 1t is a 7 foot 6 inch
marble statue, showing Washing
ton as a worshipper in church,
rather than as a general Or states
man.
The services at Mt. Vernon, con-
Quoted by patriotic organizations
had their counterparts owe the
nation and in distant spots of the
world
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
NAVY RESERVE CREW
LEAVES FOR CRUISE

CONTINUED From Page ohe}
wind dosen't abate. Cndr. WI
son concluded, I'VE will return 70
Wilmington"
The purpose Of the cruise IS TO
familiarize the crew with the snip
in operation, and to make navlga-
ton checks also giving the radio
men an opportunity to operate on
an active circuit.
This cruise is the first of series,
to keep the men in Naval Reserve
familiar with the routine of ship
board procedure, and maintain
their previous training, received
during the war. to keep them re-
freshed on their duties in the
event Of another emergency.
Guests on the cruise included
representatives Of the press a n d
radio. Among them were: Al Dick
son, editor of Wilmington News,
Larry Hirsch, reporter or the. Will
mington Post, and Bill Guerin,
announcer for WGNI. Scheduled to
attend, but unable to meet the
| schedule due to- other commit
ments was Ben Mcdonald, Star
News Round the Town Reporter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
FEW STEPS TAKEN
ON ROAD TO PEACE
Continued From Page One)

VOOltkkktS&
Britain. France and the U. S. were
willing she should have. AL agreed
that German assets in Austria
must be surrendered to the Allles.
The problem was how to mdentily
them, and it was a vital n LOT
financially weak Austria.
8. Russia wanted Austria to sur
render to any ally. on demand
any displaced person accused by
anv n of the allies of war crimes.
The United States asked "substan-
tia1 evidence" of guilt to be sub
mitted' with the demand for ex'
tradition.
Other points of disagreement
generally were on questions OF
phrasing.
Deputies for Germany, handling
far the more complex problem.
had been told to hear the small
nations views on the German peace
and to ''consider questions o. pro-
cedure with regard to the prepare
ton for q peace treaty for Ger
many"
The deputies were still studying
procedure, trying to implement
their agreement on the principle
that small powers should be adj
vised and consulted during the
peace making.
Statements from the smaller
powers have shown, through II
somewhat blurry outline, a measure
of agreement on Germany's future
governmental system.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
81 MEN LINKED
WITH LYNCHINC
GreenviIle Hold 30 In Jail;
Portion OF Gun Stock
Found In Chimney

GREENvILLE, S. c., Feb. %.
-Fj-Officers concentrated their
investigation of Mondays lynch
Staying of Willie Earle in a search
TODAY for the shotgun used to blow
a big hole in the head OF the a.
year-old Negro, in connection with
which Al Greenville men have
been formally charged with muir
der.
Sheriff R. H. Bearden, spokes-
man for the investigators, said a
portion of gun stock has been
found in a chimney and it was be-
lieved it might have been from
the weapon sought.
Thirty of the accused men, 29,
of them identified as taxi drivers,
were in Jail today. Bearden said
the thirty : first, described as a
Greenville business man, was out
of the city. Twenty-six of those
held, the sheriff reported, have
signed statements admitting partl-
cipation in the case.
A possibility that an early trail
might be sought was raised by
solicitor Robert T. Ashmore, who
said he might ask for a special
term of court. The next regular
term of criminal court here is
set for March 10.
Bearden said he planned to con
fer with Circuit Judge J. Robert
Martin soon about the bonds tc
be required of the accused. He in
dictated he would probably suggest
that some bonds be lower than
others
The warrants charging the 81
men with murder were sworn out
at 6:45 last night, almost exactly
four and one-half days after the
Negroes knife-and : shot punctured
body was found on a lonely road
side near here, and after n OF
the most intensive man hunts in
South Carolina history.