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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-19
Highway Crashes
Named CouniYs
Greatest Killer

Circuit Judge L. C. Corban,
guest speaker at the Kiwanis
luncheon on Tuesday, told the
club members that the greatest
killer of all time is the motor
vehicle on the highways.
This killer alone affects more
people than any other modern
convenience of the present day,
according to Judge Corban, of the
death toll by motor vehicles only
10 percent are caused by defec-
tive craftsmanship and 80 per-
cent are caused by violation of
some traffic rule.
The two greatest causes of traf-
fic accidents, he stated, are due
to drunken driving and speed
ing.
James Allen of the Long
Beach Key club told of the his
tory of the club and accomplish
ments since its organization last
fall. The Key clubs are protege'
clubs of the Kiwanians for high
school boys, and must be spon-
sored by a Kiwanis club. The
sponsor of the Long Beach club
is the Gulfport Kiwanis club.
Mrs. E. F. O'Malley, club
pianist. was given an honorary
membership in the club.
Guests at the luncheon were
Luke Trip of New York. Ed Gay,
M. B. Allen and T. r. Wells.
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SWISS NAVY HELPS cLoTHE
NUDE STATUE

BRUSSELS - (AP) - Brus-
sells most famous statue, a nude
little bot on a fountain, has just
acquired a new uniform = that
of a sailor in the Swiss navy"
It was presented by a Swiss as
ISOLATION. The Mannikin, IS he
is called in Brussels, already has
British, American, French and
many other uniforms and he
sports a different one for each
nations fete day.
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LA
FOR SALE OR TRADE

"
BICYCLES, End hand girls ard boys,
Phone 1871, Humans. 926 So. Mar
ket st. % 1t p ii-1e
GASOLINE MOTORS, "a hip. and
l Ia h. p. Humans. GAG So. Market ST.
Phone l287-J % II p Ills
$50 GALLON ABOVE Ground pro-
pane gas tank. phone 1871. Humans
e26 So. Market St. % II p ii-l9
SECoND HAND Double Sink and
bath tub. Phone 1851. Humans. 926
So. Market ST. % II p ll-l9
% CAL REMINGTON Repeating rifle
Is foot boat with inboard motor. l0ll
Williams st. 70 II p ll-l9
FOR SALE-Motor-Rola Radio. oak
ward robe, gas heater. 3l9 Live Oak
st. % II p Ills
KITCHEN CABINET-Practically new
also a Coal Oil range oven attached
Phone 1871, Humans, 926 So. Mar.
ket st. " II p ll-is
BABY hi-chairs. strollers. baby buggy.
swing and single wooden bed which
can be used as a youths bed. Phone
1871, Humans. 926 So. Market ST.
% II p ll-l9
SEWING MACHINE MOTORS-With
foot or knee controls; also sewing
lights, buttonhole attachments. upper
feet, hemmer feet, belts and other
parts for sewing machines. hon
1851. Humans, 926 So Market 81.
MODEL A FoRD-Engine completely
rebuilt. Hear them run before you
compass. $i2.50; i2xl2, 3 blade pro-
peller. $500: air cooled motors. $4,000
and $4,000. Cooper's Garage. 9l2 Mar
ket ST., phone 1877. % II p Ills
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A CLASSIFIED AID IS A
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
FOR PROPERTY OWNERS
22c 2s LEGAL NOTICES

~ of Jackson, in said State on the
Second Monday of December. A. D.,
1913. to defend Suit No. l0590 in said
Court of Henry Lynd ct ais wherein
you are a defendant and wherein
Compliments seek confirmation of
title in and to El OF SET of NEt and
M of SEA Section 5. Township z South,
Range 5 West. jackson County, Mis-
Sissippi. sold TO State of Mississippi
upon September 9.i932. and not re-
deemed. as fully set out in bill on
file.
This the nth day of November. A. d..
l949.
N. c. EVERETT
Clerk Chancery Court
jackson County, Mississippi.
IS T A II
st HIP. 10. 26
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SPEAKS AT SCHOOLS

Students of the Pascagoula
school system will hear a discus
sion of safety by Captain Albert
S. Windham, head of the depart
ment of safety of the State High
way Patrol, Friday. All pupils
will be grouped at the Central,
South or Junior High buildings
to hear talks which he will make
at 10, t0:45 and 1870 pm, Super
intendent T. r. Wells announced.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

CHILDREN CLOTHES = Made very
reasonable. Phone 303-XW. 4 1t y ll-ls
BEDS. RADIO CABINETS-Stoves and
clocks. made new. IS ear in bust
ness. Carlisle FiX-1t Shop. Macarthur
street, Phone 528-W. 4 81 p l1-l9
MACHINERY REPAIRED - Cupboard
motors, ~air-cooled motors. washing
machines. motor bikes and motor
scooters. We pick up and deliver.
Hinkle Brothers, phone l064-XM.
4 II p 1l-l9
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r OF THANKS

We wish TO express our sincere
thanks and kindness to u friends,
and relatives who SO sweetly com
forted us during our recent bereave-
ment of our dear son and brother
Private w. H. Ford. Also thanks 10
the minister, Fails Funeral Home,
Pail Bearers, the v. F. w. for their
services. Also thanks for the beautiful
floral offerings, and especially thanks
for the nice dinner.
MRS. W. II. FORD
AND FAMILY.
"a II ID ILLS
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MISCELLANEOUS
a FOR SALE OR TRADE %

~ fOh SALE Oh TRADE Zz
az MODEL cUsHMAN SCOOTER -
Needs time gear. $500. Phone I36i-M
~ 1t p 11-i2
GAS TANK-l52 gallon ca
pacity. Phone 435l. Moss Point.
% 2t p 11-l2
WHITE ENAMEL BED Stead, springs
and mattress; white enamel old style
dresser and oak table. Phone 61e6.
% 1t p 11-l9
FOR SALE-A complete Hot Air Fur
mace blower, asbestos ducts, etc. Suit
able for Kiln at a give price. Phone
1925. % 2t D Ills
STRAWBERRY PLANTS = For sale,
$500 per thousand. Located on Pine
Island or Horse Head Road near Moss
Point. U. S. Smith. % st p l1-19
TWO BICYCLES = Boys. $500 and
girls. $1,000. Mrs. Simpson. 6i2 Roose-
Welt ST. upstairs apartment.
% 1t p 1i-l9
HUNTING BAGs-4sc also End hand
shotguns and % rifles, cheap. Phone
1917, Humans. 926 So. Market st.
~ II p ii-i9
PINKING sHEARs-Guaranteed by
Good Housekeeping. $5.75, Phone 1881
Humans. s26 So. Market St
f'La(OANO ElECiEAI dAAA
kerosene heaters. A few left. Phone
1871, Humans. 926 So. Market st.
% II p 11-1s
BRAND NEW SCHWINN BICYCLE
With WI lights and basket. VIII sell
cheap. See II at 503 jackson Avenue
after $50 and all day Saturday.
% oh lila
KLONDTKE STRAWBERRY PLANTS
For sale. S2.O0 hundred. Call i359-J-1
after 4 0. m. TO 8 a. m. Home Satur-
day and Sunday or write A. ]. Holmes.
Gsutier. Miss. % 81 p li-l9
MEDIUM SIZE HFATROLA-Like new
si8 90. General Electric heater. plug
in type. Maxwell. Pike Street off I IN
coin Avenue. second house on left.
20 1t p ii-i9
FOR sALE-Peean satsuma. lemon.
lime. kumquart and grapefruit plants.
Camellias. and a~zaleas. Plants from
I~rvingtou Nursery. Will be delivered
For further information. write Mrs
p N. Sivley. P. o Box 645. City.
~ II be ii-l9
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HOUSES o SALE

Is HOUSES FOR SALE ls
WE WILL REMODEL DUPLEX
HOMES TO SUIT THE PURCHASER,
MAKING 3 BEDROOMS. LIVING
ROOM, DINING ROOM, KITCHEN
AN AND 10 2 BAT HIS p pow Rr PAYn pEYs
TAXES, INSURANCE. INTEREST AND
SPECIAL TERMS FOR VETERANs.'
INGLEWOOD HOMES. INC. 1901
CHERUBUSCO ST. PHONE 202-M.
is If be li-l2
FOR SALE-My equity in 2-bedroom
house. 948 ~Cherubusco st. f6 1t p 1i-l9
SMALL HOUSE TRAiiER-For sale.
A give-away at $500. Apply 1914 18th
Court, City. 16 1t p ll-ls
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENTAL 928
Resca De La Palma. phone 2o2-M.
3-BEDRooM HOUSTON Jackson Az
enue. H. p. Human, 926 So. Market
St, phone 1871. 10 1t p Ii-l2
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE-For sale.
939 Buena Vista. viii decorate to suit
purchaser. 16 If be Ing. eli
4-ROOM HOUSE-In Hodge Subdivi-
sion, reasonable. Prentiss Bilbo, 2l2
Shipyard st. Moss Point. 16 1t p il-l2
FIVE ROOM HOUSE = On Jackson
Ave. for sale with city gas, water and
lights. s25O0. 90. Terms. Phone 1871,
H. p. Human. s26 s. Market st.
FOR SALE-4-Room modern home
with lights. water and gas with 80
acres of land on Highway SO. north of
Moss Point SIS $50 90. Terms can be
arranged. Phone 1871. II. p. Human.
926 S. Market st. l6 II D i0-15
FOR SALE-3-Room house with gas.
lights, and water on 240 ftx190 Fl. lot
with chicken house and a barn full
of hay and corn. on Prentiss Road,
priced to. sell at s2e40,00 on Terms.
Phone i287-J. H. p. Hinman. 926 S.
Market St. 10 1t p l0-l5
4-ROOM HOUSE-On paved street. 2
blocks off River Road on a 300x530
foot lot. $1,000 90. Same house on a lot
100x530 $4,000 Will sell additional
lots without house for $4,000 Terms.
Phone 12s7-J, II. p. Humans. 1926 So.
Market st. 16 It p 1922
7-RooM HoUSE-In Escatawpa with
= bedrooms. kitchen, living room n
rage chicken yard. low barn and gar
den. 10 bearing pecan trees on n
acre lot. 8 5.775 90. Terms. H. P. Hin
mans. 926 So. Market st, phone 1927.
rs 1t p a-3
HOUSE with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths
garage. chicken mouse ana Chicken
ward on 150x220 Fl. lot OIL Jackson Ave.
Furniture and fixtures with or with
nut the house. A real home. Phone
1871. H.. P. Human. 926 So. Market
st. 16 1t p 11-f9
3 1-2 ACRES with > room house gas
and electricity available. 5 miles ont
on old Mobile Highway Ss25 90. Sa00. 90
rash. balance on time. Phone 1911,
II. P. Hinman. 926 So. Mp-eet 81
Is It p ii-19
BEAUTIFUL LoT-For sale on North
Side Washington Avenue. Immediately
West of Robert LYONS new home,
tnnV3n0 feet. to Shepard Avenue.
$500 90. Whv not invest some of votir
surplus cash in So first MORTGAGE
notes. We nave some for sale. $500 ~.
s3tnh ~ and $4,000. on All PAYABLE
-aanthlv See or call F. II Baeot.
Phone 1850. IS # be 1i-ia
CONCRETE BLOCK GARAGE-2sxa6
n. on 50x $50 #. lot. Equipped with
80. 900 90 worth If tools and machin-
erv al for s3.nn00 no on terms: new g.
room house with lights. water ard bu-
tame gas on 5 acres of land with II
necan trees. s45nn no on terms Sc off
for cash. r. p. Hinman. 92s So. MAJ
ket ST. phone 1927. f6 1t p s-lo
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INVITATION ron BIDS

The PUBLIC HOUSING ADMINS
TRATION offers for sale the follow
ing property located in Pascagoula.
Mississippi. and being a portion of
Temporary War Housing Project Miss
22i77:
A tract of approximately $50 acres
of land. located on the north side of
East Lincoln Avenue just east of the
intersection OF Belair Street. approx
mately / Ia miles southeast of the
business section of pascagoula. to-
gether with the Community Building
and Paint Shop located thereon. The
Community Building Is of masonry
construction, contains approximately
I 400 square feet of floor space and has
concrete foundation and floors. Plumb
ing. heating and electrical systems are
more or less intact. All utilities are
available. The Paint Shop is also OF
masonry construction and contains ap-
proximately 100 square feet OF floor
space.
Inspection of the property is invited,
and can be made during regular bust
ness hours by inquiring of Mr.. Rob
ert II. Chafin. Housing Manager Pnn-
lie Housing Administration. Tenth
Street and Wilson Avenue. Post office
Box 39i. Pascagoula, Mississippi. Tel
ephone 689.
This offering. which is for all cash.
is subject TO priorities In the follow
ing order. ~ Federal Agenciesi ~
State and local governments; t0 Nom
profit institutions; and t4l Veterans OF
World War II. who wish to acquire
the property for oWner-opefated small
business or commercial purposes.
These priorities may be exercised from
November ~ to November 20, l94s.
both dates inclusive. h property may
be acquired by a priority holder. az
It's current market value as established
by PHA. but PARTIES HAVING NO
PRIORITY ARE ALSO INVITED TO
BID during the priority period. for IN
the absence of an acceptable OFFER
from a priority holder, non-priority
holders bids will be considered COM
petitiveiy.
All bids must be submitted on forms
provided for that purpose. These forms,
which may be secured from either
Mr.. Bates or Mr.. Chafin at the ad-
dresses given in this notice. describe
the property more in detail and state
the terms and conditions of the sale,
| Sealed bids marked either "PRIORITp
HOLDER" or "NON-PRIORITY BID
DER on the outside envelope. will be
received up to 200 p. m. tEST). No
vember %. 1913. and then publicly
opened in the office of Mr.. Robert e.
Bates, Acting Director. Area ID. Pub
lie Housing Administration. Room l0l4.
Georgia Savings Bank Building, AT
Ianta 3, Georgia. to whom all bids
should be addressed, as well as all
inquiries for additional Information
concerning this offering. Office hours
are from $50 a. m. TO 500 p. m. on
Monday through Friday.
The right is reserved. as the inter-
est of the Government may, appear. 70
reject any or all bids and to waive
any informalitv In bids received.
JOHN p. BOONE,
Director. Region w
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OF the 308 engagements of the
American Revolution, nearly a
third of the battles were fought
on New York soil.
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NoN-REsTDEwr NOTICE
NO IOe01

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Nauvia L. Ballard Banchetti.
Whose post office address including
street and House number Is unknown
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County OF
Jackson in said State, on The Second
Monday or December. A. D.. 1913. To
defend suit No 10603 in said Cour
of Reno John Banchetti. Wherein YOU
are a defendant, and wherein Com
plainant seeks Decree of Divorce as
fpiiv set ont in Hill on file.
This 10 day of November, A. ID.
1913.
NJ c. EVERETT,
Clerk. Chancerv Court.
Jackson County. Mississippi.
Bv E M. GALLOWAY. d. c.
Is Z A Il 81 Ills. rs. 1913
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LEGAL NOTICES
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
No lnEHa

NONRESIDENT NOTICE
NO. i1sT2
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Paul Boiler
co j. p. Daniels.
4425 Plum Orchard Street
New Orleans, La.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County of
Jackson in said State. on the Second
Monday of December. A. D., 1913. to
defend suit No. i0572 In said Court of
Edith Boiler. Wherein you are a de-
PENDANT, and wherein Complainant
seeks decree OF divorce and perma-
nent custody of minor child as fully
set out In bill on file.
This 10th day of November, A, D..
1913.
N. c. EVERETT
Clerk, Chancery Court
Jackson County. Mississippi.
BY Z. M. GALLOWAY. d. c.
Is f A II st Hip, 10, 20
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
FOB SALE

INGLEWOOD HOMES FOR SALE
MODERN 2 AND 5 BEDROOM
HOUSES AND DUPLEX APART
MENTS, HARDWOOD FLOORS, PLAS-
TERED WALLS. GAS RANGE. AUTO
Matte HOT WATER HEATERS.
$4,000 DOWN PAYMENT, BALANCE
LIKE RENT, PAYS TAXES. INSUR-
ANCE, INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL.
NO CLOSING FEES. SPECIAL TERMS
FOR VETERANS. INGLEWOOD
HOMES. INC. 1901 CHERUBUSCo ST,
20z-M- is l fc 7-16
FOR SALE-8O acre farm, 40 acres un-
der good wire, 80 or IS thousand feet
of timber, part of mineral rights. This
farm is 80 miles North of Pascagoula
on Old Highway IS. IL has a good 6
room house painted with a good Johns
Manville roof. REA lights, good wa
ter 1t has a good barn. chicken house.
smoke house and other o~utblnldings.
Priced at $4500.00. You arrange terms.
In addition to the above you have the
privilege of buying a pair oil good
mules, a pickup truck, hog, corn and
pillow tools. II. p. Human, 926 So, Mar
ket Street. phone l287-J. Is 1t p 1929
3-ROOM HOUSE-With lights, gas and
good pump water on lot lO0'x53O'. 2
blocks off River Road, $4,000 l-2 cash
balance will be financed by owner. II.
p. Human, 926 So. Market st. phone
l287-J. l6 1t p lis
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-19

AZ BOATS, ACCESSORIES ~
TwENTY-sEvEN- =. -.
OUTBoARD MOTORS hip. Wizard.
$50 90. Good condition. SIT Dantzler
St. Moss Point, phone 1921.
~ II p 11-l9
10 II. P. JOHNSON-K-65, perfect CON
dition. Ia new Cypress hull, both for
$250.00. Bill Hinkle, 436 N. Pascagoula
St, phone 1064-xM. n 1t p 11-1g
% LONG BOAT-With new 100 hip.
engine, not run I'VE 40 miles. San be
seen at Krebs Boat Yard. Will sell
for Ia of cost. W. F. Breland. Bre-
land and Hatten Hardware.
81 2t p 11-19
FOR SALE-Shrimp or Pleasure Boat.
% fl. %long-10 II Beam. Completely
Equipped and Ready TO go. New Net
Boards. lines, Phone 509-W. 7t9 Wash
ington Ave. VIII Demonstrate.
81 1t p 11-19
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE
NO: 1850

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO Henry W. Miller. whose present
place of residence. post office, street
and house address is unknown.
If he be now living. and If dead, his
unknown heirs at law, devices. exc
cutors, administrators, or legal rep
resentatives; and any and all other
persons or parties having or claiming
any right. title or interest in or to
the following described land.
You are summoned to appear be-
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PAINTING
CALL
Reeves Bros.

Home Decorating Company
for the best paint job and pa
per hanging. also carpenter re-
pair work. Lowest prices. work
guaranteed.
PHONE I3i4-M
1907 l2fh Street
"a # be 1923
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II WEARING A

KNAPP sHoEs-Nylon hose. Packard
Stringer. phone 1299-M. 1910 Williams
St., City. ri st p 1i-i9
FOR SALE-Man's blue pin stripe suit,
size SO. snort: two ladies tailor made
suits. size ID; two ladies' tailored suits
size ID. Phone i052-R. 1404 E. Taft Ave.
81 4 be lis
HELMS HAT SHoP-Have plenty of
new style fall and winter hats. All
prices reduced. Also have handbags
new colors. Helen Hills, 423 jackson
Avenue. 81 ct D Hip
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Four Officials at Revere, Mass,
Accused in $4,000 Bribery

ton real estate dealer, Benjamin
B. Siegel, AZ, released in $4,000 bond
He is under Federal indictment in
Boston on charges of offering bribes
to Veterans Administration officials
in order to obtain VA training
equipment.
Freeman pleaded innocent to
charges of offering bribe to Mer-
ullo in an attempt to influence his
council vote and with attempting
to induce Merullo to commit fel-
ony.
The others all pleaded innocent
70 charges of requesting and ac-
cepting a bribe.
Solid citizens of this resort city
IF $4,000 have repeatedly organized
"vigilante' cleanup attempts. They
started in bootlegging days when
outsiders linked the city with Chi
cago gang tactics by labelling Revere
Little Cicero"
Shot or bludgeoned corpses were
found again and again during pro-
hibition years in Revere outskirts
At least a dozen of the murders are
unsolved, authorities report.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Curran Leads 2-to-1
For NMU Reelection
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, July ia sweep
ing victory in the giant port of New
York today gave Joseph Curran a
better than two-to-one national
lead for reelection as president of
the CIO National Maritime Union.
A right wing slate running with
Mr.. Curran also was victorious in
New York for other top national
offices.
Votes cast in the New York port
area constitute 40 per cent of the
nationwide NMU total, ballot Of
ficial said.
Mr.. Curran received 11,575 votes,
and his opponent. Frederick N.
(Blackie) Myers, received Abb. The
figures were given by George
Abrams, an official of the Fair Bal
lot Association. an independent
vote counting organization.
One candidate running against
the Curran slate admitted "the
way in which the ballots are rum
ming, the Curran forces have a
definite edge"
The New York vote also gave the
Curran slate national leads for sec
retary, treasurer, port agent, and
for three vice presidencies, Mr.
Abrams said.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Virginia Boy, ID, Held
InHaIf Brother sDeath
S,.,;,l D;soo,oh 10 The Stor


SHENANDOAH, Va. July IL
Roy Upton. IA, today shot and
killed his 12-year old half-brother,
Ronald Paul Slather, after an ar
g,lment in their home at Conner
town, according to Sheriff Abram
Brubaker of Page County.
Roy was being held in the county
iail at Luray tonight and no charges
we're placed against him pending
completion of the investigation,
Sheriff Brubaker said. Comertown
is about miles from here.
The dead boys father, Paul w.
Slather, is a sheet metal worker who
at one time had worked in Wash
ington. D. c., for about 20 years,
Sheriff Brubaker said. Roy, &C
cording to the official. made state
ment after being taken into custody
which gave this account OF events:
Mr.. and Mrs. Slather, whose three
other children were not at home,
left the two boys washing floors and
drove to a grocery. While gone,
Ronald took a .22-caliber rifle down
from the wall and Roy took it away
from him. Ronald struck his half
brother and then was shot during
the scuff1e. The bullet pierced Ron
aids neck and lodged near his
shoulder.
Ronald's body was taken to the
University of Virginia Hospital,
Charlottesville, where an autopsy
was to be performed
Evening star., 1948-07-18
ReburiaI Of A War Dead
From D. T.. SET Tomorrow

Four war dead from Washington
and one from Hyattsville will be
reburied at pm. tomorrow at Ar
lington Cemetery. the Military Dis
trict of Washington announced to-
day.
The men will be among 20 casual
ties of World War II to be reburied.
The men from this area and their
next of kin, are:
M/Sergt. Bernard F. Hickman,
Mrs. Susan V. Hickman, 4831 Thirty
sixth street NV; Seaman 1jc Al
bert ]. Cordani, Mrs. Mary M. Cor
dani, 908 East Capital street; Avia-
ton Machinists mate Clyde Eugene
Rodgers, Willie D. Rodgers, AIS
Tenth street NV; Motor Machin-
lists Mate Richard I. Frere, Frank
E. Frere, 1880 Twenty fifth street
Sc, and Seaman &c Ray A. Wheel
er, Ruel S. Wheeler, 6107 Queens
Chapel road, Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Bomb Victim Partner
Faces Arraiqnment

Billy L. Mcdaniel. 80. former
business partner of William Dene-
kas who was killed by an auto bomb
in front of his Arlington home June
=, will be arraigned in Arlington
County Court tomorrow on charges
of grand larceny and HOUSEKEEPING.
Mr.. Mcdaniel, who earlier had
been questioned in the Denekas
killing and then released, is being
held in Arlington Jail for the theft
of machinery he and Mr.. Denekas
used while they were partners in a
neon sign business.
His bond was fixed at S., 900.
Mr.. Denekas was killed in the ex-
plosion of bomb apparently rigged
to the starter of his automobile
Mcdaniel was questioned because
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Man Near Parked Car
is Shot by Policeman

A man was shot twice by thiro
precinct rookie policeman last night
as the man fed, police said. after
being surprised during suspicious
actions" next to a parked automo-
bile.
The wounded man, Harvey Lee
Robinson, %. colored, was taken to
Emergency Hospital and later
transferred to Gallinger, where his
condition was reported to be fair
He suffered one wound in the left
shoulder and the second on the
right side of his head, the hospital
said.
According to Inspector Clarence
H. I.utz, night superintendent OF
police, the policeman. Pvt. Elmer
c. Adams, "a, of 426 Eleventh street
NE, said he saw Robinson on the
sidewalk side of a parked car or
Twenty first street near F street
NV, shortly after IL pm.
When Robinson saw the Officer
approaching, he ran down Twenty
first street and up an alley near T
street, Inspector Lutz said. Pvt
Adams called after him to stop anc
then fired in the air three times, the
police inspector said. The police
mans next shot hit the man in the
shoulder and he fell.
When Pvt. Adams came up, the
inspector reported, Robinson grabbed
him by the arms, whereupon Pvt
Adams fired again, with the bulle
hitting Robinson's head.
| Robinson lives with his mother
Mrs. Lily Robinson, in the 2l00 blocl
of E street NV, police said. In
spector Lutz said Robinson hat
served sentences after house break
ing and larceny convictions.
| Pvt. Adams joined the police fore
last May.