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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-12

the popcorn and what have you.
Young or old, you can eat your
way through the. evening from
seven o'clock on.
-ill--ll-
Last Sunday Clem Lauer went to
Toledo to meet an old friend at a
arranged meeting place, q
custom that has prevailed be-
tween the two men for a number
of years. When the Toledo man
failed to show up after a con-
siderable length of time, Glenn be-
came worried and decided to go
out to his friends home. Arriv-
ing there he discovered his friend
sitting in chair, unable to move.
He had suffered a stroke. Glenn
made arrangements for him to be
taken to a hospital before return
ing home. ..'r
-i--II-
Port ClintOn's one and only
Dutch Band was on hand again
this year to tootle some tunes at
the Put-in-Bay Regatta Monday
night. And once again Alvin
Faus, one of the tootlers, was
wearing his familiar derby hat,
one that he purchased from the
late Charles Sprenger some 40
years ago. Other members of the
band are Austin Clark, Burton
Hathaway, Durward Clark, Fran
els Denny and Robert White.
-II--Ii-
, Here Are Couple of stingers
-. One day last week Dorman Ell
lott, Jr. was sweeping down the
walls Of his garage and in SO do
ing knocked down a wasp'S nest.
Just to be on the safe side, he
sprayed the nest with some insect
spray which to all appearances
quieted the angry wasps. About
half an hour later his wife heard
him pounding at the back door to
be let in, but before he could make
it inside he had eight wasp stings
on the back of his neck And
out our way our neighbors Har-
riett Peters and Alvina Holtcamp
got up early one morning recent
ly to spade up the compost heap
at the back Of their lot. At the
first shovelful they struck a
bumblebee's nest and after that it
was just question of seeing which
one Of the ladies could make it
to the house first. Between the
two of them they had one bee
sting to show for their early
morning venture.
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When You walk into Quisno's
these days you wonder, for a min
ute, whether or not you're in the
right place. Everything has been
rearranged with the soda foun-
tain and candy counter on your
right as you enter. Booths still
line the south wall while others
start at the center near where
the soda fountain used to be and
continue on back, with an open
area in the middle of the store for
tables. 1t looks like a good work
ing set-up for the girls as they
shuttle the sodas and cokes from
counter to tables.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-12
OVER gslGIIEs
BACK FENCE
BY MARGUERITE FINEFROCK

Hiya Neighbor - Suppose our
life won't be worth a nickel if the
school kids find out we're calling
attention to the fact that school
begins in about three and a half
weeks but, come the revolution,
the summer vacation is drawing
to q close. We were reminded of
it, more or less, when we read
that David Stanton had sent forth
a call for all high school band
members to report for practice
next Tuesday evening and again
when told that football practice is
scheduled to get underway in just
a little more than weeks time
These are but the first faint rip
pies in the educational pool and
they'll grow in momentum as the
days go by when parents begin
to shop for school clothes and
brief their youngsters on the kind
of grades they'll be expected to
bring home this year, or else!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-12

Round Up the kids Tuesday eve
ming and see that they've washed
behind their ears, and then if they
pass inspection, take 'em to the
Ice Cream Social the Young Adults
of the Methodist church are hold
ing in the Adams street park just
opposite the Water Works. There
will be homemade cake and pie,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-12
Who Said lightning never strikes

Who Said lightning never strikes
twice in the same place? Well, it
wasn't exactly lightning that
struck, but misfortune certainly
did strike twice in the Melvyn
Cooley home. On July 2 their
young son, Kit, broke his collar
bcnc and it wasn't until Tuesday
night that the bandages were re-
moved, much to the. joy of all con-
cerned. Wednesday morning Kit
started out to make a call on his
grandmother and while crossing
the street stumbled and fell. Re
suit: a broken collar bone, the
break being along side Of the
newly mended one. Done up in a
different kind Of cast this time,
Kit will do no more arm swinging
for the next two months. a
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-12

as we'll as ice cream, and the
small fry will enjoy the fish pond,
the popcorn and what have you.
Young or old, you can eat your
way through the evening from
seven o'clock on.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-12

Last Week we sent out call
for birthdays or anniversaries oc-
curing on Aug. 10, to add, to our
birthday list. AS result we
learned that a very young lady.
Caroline Jane Smith, daughter of
Nh. and Mrs. Richard Smith,
reached the ripe old age of one
year on that date. And since
checking the hospital news this
week we can add the name of
Kelvin Thomas Martin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Martin, who
arrived Wednesday. If the Charles
KCerners will call in the name of
their son, Wen add that young
mans name to the Aug. 10 birth
days too. '."''--
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Petition Of Error Planned
In Scott Murder Conviction
BY the Associofed Press

ROANOKE, Va, Nov. 5.-A petit
ton to the Virginia Supreme Court
Of Appeals for a writ of error in
the f1rst-degree murder conviction
of 17-year-old Lee Buddy Scott
will be presented to Justice Her
bert B. Gregory here Monday.
Scott was convicted in Hastings
Court last July 2 of the Mother
Day Staying of a 16-year-old JET
ferson High School classmate
Dana Marie Weaver. in the parish
house of Christ Episcopal Church
He was sentenced to 80 years i'm
prisonment.
T. Warren Messick, chief of de-
fense counsel for the former choi,
boy and high school athlete. viii,
make the presentation to Justice
Gregory rather than file it with
the court in Richmond. It was
understood. however, that the full
court will be asked to review the
record.
Only one ground will be set forth
for the requested writ of error, II
was understood. This will be thai
there was no evidence to support
a conviction OF murder in the frs
degree.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Divers Spot B-29 Wreck,
Rough Seas Delay Salvage
BY the Associated Press

HAMILTON, Bermuda. Nov. 5.
Divers have located at least part
of the wreckage of B-29 which
carried 10 men to death in a
forced landing late Thursday, but
rough seas delayed salvage work.
They hope to put hooks in the
wreckage and raise it tomorrow.
United States Air Force officials
at Kindley Field are expected
to announce tomorrow the full
list of casualties, after notification
Iof the last Of their next OF kin.
Three men survived the crash.
One. Capt. Clee S. Maddox of Ko-
komo, Ind, was described as in a
critical condition. He suffered
facial burns. internal injuries and
dislocation of the left arm. He is
receiving treatment at the Kind
ley Field base hospital. Sergt.
John J. Fisher of Great Neck,
N. Y, and Sergt. Gaspero M. Tor
natore of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
were rescued uniAjured.
The plane commander. Maj.
Roy H. Bruins of Brookville, Ind,
is known to have been one of those
lost,
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Reynolds Leaves Guam
Still Hoping for Record
BY ths Assoeiofsd Press

HONOLULU. Nov. 5.-Milton
Reynolds made a delayed takeoff
from Guam today, still with a
slim chance of setting a new
around the world flight record by
commercial airlines.
Pan American World Airways
said Mr.. Reynolds was delayed
about "a hours to Guam, when the
big Stratocruiser he was riding
was forced to turn back by engine
trouble after it was two hours out.
The company reported Mr..
Reynolds still had an outside
chance of bettering the record
since he was q hours ahead of
schedule when he reached Guam.
The record Mr.. Reynolds is try
ing to eclipse is six days, three
hours and Is minutes held by Col.
Edward Egan, chairman of the
New York State Boxing Commits
sion.
Mr.. Reynolds is expected to land
at Honolulu at 1880 am, Eastern
Standard Time, Sunday. His next
stop will be Los Angeles, which he
left at 2:15 am, Eastern Standard
Time on November /.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
6. W. u. Will Award
900 Degrees Friday
Al Fall Convocation

George Washington University
will award approximately 900 de-
grees during the fall convocation
of the 10th academic year in
ceremonies at 8 pm. Friday in
Constitution Hall.
DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin, presi-
dent OF the university, will deliver
the traditional charge to the grad
yates.
The invocation and benediction
will be given by DR.. Fred Sher-
man Buschmeyer. minister of
the Westmoreland Congregational
Church. His son, Fred, will re-
ceive the bachelor of arts degree
from Columbian College.
Among those being graduated
Is William S. Rumbough, who en-
rolled at George Washington Uni
versity when he retired as a major
general in 1916. He will receive a
doctor of education degree. Mr..
Rumbough has been a teacher of
mathematics and physics at Falls
Church High School since 1916.
He received the bachelor of
science degree. in electrical en-
cheering from the university in
1927 and his master of arts de-
gree in 1916.
Frances Holiday, associate pro-
lessor OF education, University Of
Omaha, also will receive a doctor
of education degree. Benjamin M.
Axilrod, a physicist at the Ma
tional Bureau of Standards since
1885, will receive the doctor of
philosophy degree. Also to get the
doctor of philosophy degree will
be James H. Coberly, who has
been on the university staff since
1888 and now is assistant professor
of American literature.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Hearing Society to Meet

DR.. Richard r. Hutcheson, di-
rector Of the District Speech
Clinic, will speak on Speech De-
fects and What to Do About
Them" at meeting of the Wash
tngton Hearing Society at 8 pm.
tomorrow at 2431 Fourteenth
street NV. The meeting will be
conducted by Joseph Ball. presi-
dent of the Red Feather agency.
New Zealand taxpayers, faced
by record budget. find that
peace costs more than war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-15
Aerovias." 20"
Passenger List

The following passengers left
for Havana on Aerovias co.:
Jose Herrera, Ruth Donaldson,
Margaret Mcneil, Lorraine Bell,
Frances Averill, Burton Davidson,
Elizabeth Davidson, David David
son, William Bodden, Charles
Brown, Michael Batusic, Frank
Batusic, Robert Loreg, Charles
Ray, Milton Rule. Marie Rule,
Alberto Sanchez, Robert Cupp,
Vernon Cupp.
James Howe, Maria Teresa
Diaz, Aose A. De Paz, Aurora
Martinez, Annie Fitzgerald, Man
uel Lopez, Jesse T. Andrews, Sc
gundo Garcia, Carmelina Camera,
Pack Robinson, Oscar Tuya, Har-
ry Harris, Faye Keith, Edgar
Carlton, Dorothy Carlton, Evelyn
Carlton, Richard Kanty, Jean
LAdllIJ, H1ILCQO CIGZ.
Armando ,Cartaya, Rudolph b.
"a, Armando Mederos, Orquidia
Mederos, Ruth Herr, Joseph Sch
reider, Shelia Schneider, Avis
Finkelstin, Henry Finkelstin,
John Miller, Monica Miller, Ed
uardo Bravo, John Clarkson, Car
RE Clarkson, Jackie Clarkson,
Ohm Mundt, Isidore Rodriguez,
Jose M. Rodriguez, Florence Fol-
lanSbee, Amy Smith, Gilbert Ig-
leisaS, Chris Hoffer.
Bonita Garcia, Tomas Goizueta,
Mercedes Diaz, Ogelio Cancio,
Sofia Serpa, Bonita Lahullier,
Juan Serpa, Raul Rodriguez, Ma
ria Rodriguez, Miguel Perez, Luz
ciana Ramos, Carload Ramos,
Emilia Vega, Elsa Diaz, Mario
Diaz, Olga Robau, Berta Robau,
Osveldo Diaz, Maria Rosa MILAN,
Osvaldo DiaZ, Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-15
New Hearing Device
Has No Receiver
Button In Far

Chicago, Ill.-Deafened people
are halling a new device that
gives them clear hearing without
making them wear a receiver
button in the ear. They now en-
JOY songs, sermons, friendly
companionship and business sue
cess with no self-conscious feel
ing that people are looking at
any button hanging on their ear.
With the new invisible Phanto-
mold you may free yourself
not only from deafness, but
from even the appearance of
deafness. The makers of Beltone.
Dept. 40, 1850 w. 10Th ST., Chicago
8, ILL.,, are so proud of their
achievement they will gladly send
you their free brochure lin plain
Wrapper) and explain how YOU
can test this amazing invisible
device in the privacy of your own
home without risking a penny.
Write Beltone today.-Advt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-15
Peter Joseph
christening
Grandson

Peter Joseph left via plane
last week for Detroit. Michigan.
There 10 attend the christening of
his FIRST grandchild.
The child is the son of Mr.. and
Mt Edmund Ahee. Mrs. Ahee
being the former Miss Betty Jean
Joseph Mrs. Joseph. grand
m"'hef Of the child. has been in
Detroit for several weeks visit
ing her daughter and son-in-law
The baby was chriStened al the
Aafi"nette Catholic Church in
Detroit. and has been given the
name IT Raymond Lowell Ahee
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In MemOriam

70 WmcorN Of my beloved
brother john p Buto. who died
nn August IS. 1884.
jo'isn. v"u are gone. but not for
gotten.
u Sas not the will of God for vo,,
81 leave us yet:
u NaS the will of sinful men. who
destroyed your body.
sui vnur soul they could not.
- Christ said in His Beatitudes:
bles.ed are those that suffer per-
seclition for Justice sake for
Theirs b the kingdom of heaven -
The guilty ones will never eniov
earth nor heaven:
fhsy will roam this world in NOR
tai sin awaiting punishment
on themselves. or their chill
dren.
While you the glory of heaven
enjoy.
John the dsy that | meet you
face 90 face in our Eternal
home will be most glor.
ious day.
RITA BUSTo DEL VILLAR.
s0Hff ffN
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se.ile filus 81 the gathering, mad
tnese isifns proved most informa-
tler and instruciive. setting forth
- tIef iif Instructions for the
eaIe 90 stfirkcn persons. and
stswins tie rule 30 be played by
eittmus "a tire event Of an cpl
aFmlr ~ Ire disease.
TIE uleeting on Friday was the
ilfsf nectinR Of the Officers
Wives Club IN over a month. due
- ~ fast that the Officers Club
had been closed for a period to
p9gmlt the operators a vacation.
= waa announced that the twice.
nlanthly meetings will now be re-
susned. the next meeting TO take
pisce on Friday. August 20. Pro-
RraFn faF the forthcoming meeting
eth he published as quickly as it
hm hevn arranged and is made
available
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-15

~ , a IIamblen and Pate com
tinsti Ia the number two spot 10
turn hack Silvey and Larry luck
rfuisn 80 60.
o. ne other matches Peter Va
feia bet 81 Bill G-l. 6-3. Com
uan.ieT Michael O'connOr dis
lslayed much evidence Of his old
aaHle leioFc going down 10 Rev
man So 81. Ensign Duncan
i'sfkcr fell before Miami's Lyon
ilaifnes 60, Ga. and Robert S.
smith lust o. the Miami Daily
News Mili Sosin 6-3. 6-l. Harvey
SELLERS and L. Commander Ralph
Hilauvelt bowed o. Hush and Sos
in 8 so
~ thc dinner "a the Officers
cluh. the Fiamingo Park players
issued key West an invitation. in
Formal a. vet. 60 Join the Greater
Miaui Tennis League. The match
with CoCunut Grove. 90 be played
20 keY West. will soon be an
nasinced Plans are under way tc
sthsduie . match with one Of the
Havana clubs.
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CREEK ARMY

Continued From Page Ouel
observer corroborated the claim
set forth in the communiqic.
Greek army officers with she
victors sent word here that thf
rebels had been completely Fsli
ed and that they were NOT making
any effort TO reform their lines
An other comunique stated that
the guerillas were stublornis
fighting in the mountain area N
northern Greece. Their lines are
being bombed and strafed by
Greek flyers in American planes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-15
Coming EUents

MONDAY. AUGUST Is
Meeting, Key West. Players,
800 p. M. at Barn Theatre on
Duval street. Reading of parts
in Laura.
Fun Night, sponsored by Ever
ready Star Club, st. Paul's
Parish Hail. 8 P. M. Games,
dances and Chinese auction.
WEDNESD 90, AUGUST IT.
Meeting, La Concha Navy
Wives Club No. SO. 1000 A.
M. in Clubrooms, Building
l78, u. S. Naval Station.
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PUBLIC INVITED
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Continued From Page One)
ter Business Association announc-
ed today
I'VE want the general public
to feel free to attend the meet
ing" said Joe Allen, president of
the association. I'VE want to get
both sides of the sales tax ques-
ton, then we probably can get
a better understanding all
around"
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Annapolis. Maryland in Septem-
eef. and u was agreed that these
arlsRaies will go uninstructed.
Ms. Graham. past officer of Aux
ihsry So here is a candidate for a
nstional office. election for which
wili b. held at the convention.
Following the meeting, and the
meeting of the Fleet Reserve AS
ss'ciation Branch So, which was
held simultaneously. a social hour
tolk place. during which refresh
uenis provided by the auxiliary
were served. and consisted of
irankfurters on rolls. Chill. baked
beans. beer, potato chips, and
pickles
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9.747 GET JOBS
lContinued From Page onel

N(OAASAas0~4 = A0AAA ..-r~ O@e~S
registered slight decreases in
July as compared with June.
There was 40 percent increase
in the number of jobs filled with
semi-skilled workers in July over
those in June. Skilled placements
showed an increase of Is per cent
during the same period. Small de-
clines were noted in placements
of unskilled. service and clerical
workers. Professional and techni-
cal placements remained approx
mately the same.
Florida employers have listed
approximately 1850 jobs each
for June and July with Employ
ment Service offices, only two
thousand less than at the same
time year ago.
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USO-NCCS .Jr.
HOSteSSeS
Meet Tonight

The regular monthly meeting
of the USO Noes Junior Hos
teSSes will be held this even
ing at $40 PM, and all members
are urged to attend. Important
committee chairmen will be
appointed.
The ]. H. officers include the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-15
Apply To We'd

An application for a marriage
license was filed Saturday in the
office of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord by Donald F. Wright. 81,
of the U. S. Navy and Doris E
Crippen, IS, of Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-15

The General Services Admins
tration, consolidating Federal
Works, Public Roads, Federal
Supply and others, the first new
agency created as result of the
Hoover Commission recommen-
dations has gone to work.
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START SCHOOL BOND

Continued From Page One)
mentS covered in the bond issue
are the new school at Plantation
Key to replace the schools at Tav-
ernier and Islamorada, and the
purchase of property needed at
Key West High School and the
Douglass School.
No date has been set for the
bond issue election. 1t is expected
to be late in October.
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Seeks DiUOrce

A petition seeking a divorce
was filed Saturday in the office
of Circuit Clerk Earl r. Adams
by T. Ted Calomiris against Co.
rena DOnohoe Calormiris.
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Misses Betty Armayor, president;
Stella Delgado, vice-president:
Joyce Park, secretary and Janice
Ross, treasurer.
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Evening star., 1949-11-16

Quicksand Is small, smooth
loose, wet sand into which objects
sink easily.
Evening star., 1949-11-16


lice scout cars which hit speeds
Of 80 and 80 miles an hour in an
8-mile streets and alleys race in
pursuit.
But the blond, blue-eyed child,
little the worse for her experience.
was brought home unharmed.
Taken From Living Room.
William B. Mabrey, 35-year-old
father of baby girl. was seized
as a suspect.
To Chief Assistant Prosecutor
Ralph CARRIER 1t was "only by the
grace of God and efficient police
work" that Karen was rescued.
Mr.. CARRIER said sex was the
motive Of the abductor, who stole
Karen from the living room of her
home on fashionable Alter road.
Karen is one Of three children
of Karl Kuechenmeister, hard
ware salesman.
Officers arrested William B.
Mabrey miles from the spot
where the abductor abandoned
his car and fled afoot amid police
gunf1re.
He had left Karen in the car.
She clambered out and scampered
Evening star., 1949-11-16
Rhee Sees ChennauIt
And Gen. Randall on
Korean Air Problems
Dy the Associated Press

SEOUL, Korea, Nov. 16.-Twc
airwise Americans, retired Maj
Gen. Claire Chennault and Brig
Gen. Russell e. Randall. conferred
with South Korean President
syngman Rhee today. DR.. Rhee
has made no secret of his desire
for q fighting air force for this
new republic.
The two generals, arriving from
Tokyo an hour apart, preceded
Senator Knowland, Republican, OF
California, here by air. Senator
Knowland was greeted at Kimpo
Airport with 17-gun salute from
a Korean honor guard. He is on
a months tour of Asiatic points.
Gen. Randall said he had been
invited to Korea to discuss air
advisory matters with DR.. Rhee.
Except to say his visit was In a
personal capacity, Gen. Randall
refused to elaborate. He said he
was glad he happened to be here
at the same time as Gen. Chen
nault. q friend Of 20 years.
Gen. Chennault. wartime leader
Of China's famed Flying Tigers, q
Evening star., 1949-11-16

off to the refuge of a nearby
/ house.
Held on kidnapping Charge.
Mabrey, manager of a small
hotel and poolroom on East JET
ferson avenue, was held on q
technical charge of kidnapping and
taking indecent liberties with a
minor.
At first, according to Police 1t,
Tom Picking, Mabrey said he was
forced" to take Karen by 1.-TWO
men with guns"
Later. Mr.. Picking said, the
man denied this and then insisted
on having an attorney before he
would speak further. he was held
in jail.
In the rush of events there was
a police showup at headquarters,
and Karen, calm and responsive,
was on hand.
Detective 1t. Harry r. Laschen,
acting head Of the special In
fvestigation squad, said Karen
picked out Mabrey.
Pointing a small finger at him.
Mr.. Laschen said, the child cried
out: lone, two. three, four-that's
him"
Beside the abductor'S abandoned
car was found a mans brown
jacket, police said. In one pocket
were Karen's panties.
Mabrey was arrested when he
called police to report that his car
was stolen.
Fast police action. Mr.. CARRIER
said, averted q crime like what
happened in California." He re-
ferred to the mutilation staying Of
6-year-old Linda Joyce Glucoft,
whose body was found near rub
bish heap in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Kuechenmeister said Karen
was playing with her 3-year-old
brother. Karl, jr.. and her baby
sister, Janice Is months. when the
intruder appeared.
The father said he and his wife
were upstairs dressing to go out
to dinner. They had left the front
door open because they were ex-
pecting a baby sitter.
II heard the door open." Mr..
Kuechenmeister said. 'but sup
posed it was the sitter. Then we
heard the children screaming.
went to investigate because the
screams seemed too loud to be Of
Joy.
Karl was jumping up and
down and screaming that mans
got Karen and pointed to the
door.
I'VE ran outside and saw the
man running away with my girl
under his arm. I chased him but
was outdistanced-he had Stoo
much Of a. lead. He got into q
parked car and drove away" .
Mr.. Kuechenmeister telephoned
police, and at the same time q
nearby squad car put out an
alert. Within minutes all 18 cars
In the district were on the trail.
Using the license number fur
nished by the father, they finally
spotted the car and cornered it.
The driver ran his car up on
the lawn Of q home, leaped out
and ded as police fred at him.
Omcers said they held up gun
ire until the last, fearing they
would harm the child.
Evening star., 1949-11-16

off to the refuge of a nearby