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Evening star., 1950-04-09
ANTIQUES BOUGHT

China. furniture, siiyerwsre, jevelry
and Chinese art objects Any guam
tity Call Louis Segal. CHI 5333:
ewes. EN-. 67s5
AUTOGRAPH letters. stamp coliec-
HoBay l SHOP SHOP ~ i7th ,ssf ss pi 'Ys'ss ia
BICYCLE. girls. 2o-in, Phone Wo.
BOAT WANTED. best boat obtainabIs
for. $500 or less; pref inboard but
will consider boat and outbosrd
motor. 10. 2-7999 until . Sunday.
BOOKS. large and small collections,
bouaht and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 72l stA
St NV ME- Sq95
bOOkS-Alvays anxious to buy en-
tire libraries or smaller eollecs
tions OF good books: we call any
where, pay cash and remove books
Immediately at our expense BAR
GAIN BooKo SHOP sos 9th st.
BOOKS-Bought. all kinds, any
quantity. and removed At our sx.
pense. ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1853
Pa. ave NV ST. 66es.
CONTINUED on Next PassI
Evening star., 1950-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACHINE and typewriter.
party Call pet. 9 and 5. vi 9292.
ANTIQUE BRACELETS, clips, dia-
monds OF any description. Cash
paid. ERNEST BURK. GA 18th St.
verware, old Jewelry, glass. ANY amt.
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE i3aS
g st NV Sterling 7496
ANTIQUES-Furnitu oric-a- prsc,
china, glassware. rugs, silverware.
Call MURRAY tStarbeckerl IA.
Evening star., 1950-04-09

FURN.-2-piece liv. rm davenport,
dark blue with custom covers. excel.
cond. cost $3.50, sell SIS: twin
Hollywood beds matt. nice cond.,
S55; floor lamp and shade, 3-way,
heavy base, Sl3: dble. bunk beds
rock maple. with ladder S45; nice
sgle. bed and springs. modern. 81;
square mirror. cost S@5, sell S1I;
- rife. late model, $40 or best
offer. 1913 4Sth ave. Sc. Brad
FURN.-Bedro oom, living room, di-
nette, Whitney maple, desk and
shal5 snanin,.Is in fair ne sondi.ion' nEa $3.50
FURN.-3-piece liv. rm. suite.
dark end tables, base utility cabinet,
dinette set; summer rug 9X12; very
reasonable. VI. 90l5 3
FURN.-Liv. rm. table. console table
twin beds. all mahog.: wardrobe
radio. old pic. frames. etc. TU, 1o1s
FURN. - e-pc. overstuned liv. rm
suite. occas. lounge chair; good
cono.; sos; mahoa. double bed, night
table. occas table. AID. 1875. .
FURS.-Sofa, club chair, breakfast
set and rug. Priced for immediate
sale SO ia $3.50 q
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ITJMRER

We specialize in quality dry framing
lumber.
once hours: Weekdays, S am. to
} pm. SATURDAYS: S am to noon.
ElSlNCER MILL e. LUMBER CO..
INC. 4136 Bethesda ave. Bethesda.
Md, WI. $500.
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PIANOS
HADDORFF CONSOLES

Despite their superiority of tone
touch, action and cabinet work, tht
Haddorff is priced $500 to S56(
lower than several other leading con,
soleS. Your music teacher or piano
tuner will heartily recommend tn,
Haddorff COLONIAL PIANO co.
R3I D st n " NAE4San
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1tIIN IN CIC I IIOIO %.
Q32 Penna Ave NV
OOO Z OI1IId. laVC. INV
RE. 2434. Opp. Just, Dept. Park Free

re -tof. up. Just. Dept. Park Free.
CAMERA GUIDE free. Pay 6-1s mo.
top ph O. movie eqpt., yr. guar. BREN-
NER, 933 Pa. ave. NV. RE 2434,
CARRIAGE, Siebert, and innersprine
pad; stroller, sterilizer. bathinette;
good condition; best offer. AID. 06S1.
CASH REGISTERS for any business;
best cond.: will sacrifice. Today, co.
CASH REGIsTERs, National ul.n s55; By
also electric model, 5000. STAN
LEY HAYMAN 81 CO., 2Ol9 l4th
ST. NV MI. 44O0. -l5
mod like new; bar. Today, CO. 4625,
VIZ; II l4tA ST. NV, DI. 1872
CASH REGISTERS to be sold by
sealed bids. May be seen at Navy
Exchange ONCE. NATIONAL NAVAL
MEDICAL CENTER, Bethesda, Md.
CASH REGISTER, Corona comb. add.
mach; suitable any bus; reas. Today,
GO: 4625: wk., 11l2 l4th st. nv.
CASH REGISTER. beautiful fixture,
larae,, rings up any amount: rea-
sonaole. sol 14th st. NV. 10
CASH REG. Burroughs comb. adding,
itsmizer,. cleo; barg. Today, co. 1925;
wk. l112 14th st. NV, D1. 1872
Evening star., 1950-04-09
BABY CARRIAGES
Gal
BASINS

With spigotS, $40: standard sizes of
extra heavy enamel on cast. A com
plete line of quality fixtures FEA-
TURING NEW close-coupled COM
pact tank and bowl sets; only
$3.50; and extra heavy duty cast
soil pipe. Great savingsl Come in or
call. ARROW, 100 S. Capitol St,
N''
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
PIANOS


More people buy pianos from KIT 6
than from any other store IN the
city. a fact ne are proud o. and
consider remarkable testinonis,
for The quality and value you set
in the pianos We stock Before you
buy anywhere. don't fail TO see ouI
display OF pianos. A comparison viii
convince you that il COSTS no more
to buy the best at KITS, 1880 G
81 D.w Ia
PIANOS-we have several used
spinet pianos that we are oloSlns
out at prices from $40 to S&a5
ST. 9ioo, JORDAN FIANO co
corner 18Th and 6 SIS nv. ia
PIANOS FOR RENT-E you want
20 rent piano and intend 20 keep
Il for al least six months Ne can
eHer you very -sttractlve rate.
ST. 94no. JORDAN PIANO co.
corner l3th and G SITS. nv IL
PIANoS-Clearance OF reeonditioned
grandS Of such famous makes as
knsbs. St.Inwsy Fischer, al trr-
9lenooUS savings q liberal allowance
for trade-ln. KITS, 1880 G s..
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Great Rapids Furn. Exchang,

LOVE SEAT-Perfect condition; high
est offer will be accepted. VI. s231
cypress. lxIu in. and
lX12 in, rough, suitable for scat
folds or fencing, GRUVER MFG
CO, S001 Conn. ave, Chevy Chase,
Md Oh. 5525.
LUMBER - Mahoea any. cherry, wal
nut. birch, maple, sum. poplar and
GRUVFR MFG. CO., sool Conn.
ave. Chew Chase, Md. OIL. 1928.
LUMBER-Everythln from to Q
RUCKER LUMBER 1920 Wilson
blvd, mr. Key Bridge JA 4-l234
Evening star., 1950-04-09
TELEVISION ANTENNA

owners! Install your own antenna
complete kit, everything needed
Sl2.15. Rotormotor with indicator
S2g.75 finest made; installation Il
desired. TV sets repaired while you
walt. Free estimate. FOX d KASH
MIR, factory authorized televiSior
service. IA. 1927. %
Evening star., 1950-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. couch- match

FURNITuRE-viYgin couch, match.
ing barrel back chair, tapestry Up
holstry: like new. CH. l54a. p
FURNITURE
Carefully selected. low prices. Mahog
5-pc dinette with large drop-lea.
ext. table. SIS; mahog din. rm with
b-eakfront. SlS5: maple bedrrns.
twin and double; solid mahog. drum
tables. cocktail tables, solid mahos
desks. lamps. etc. 1909 cath 81
NV. ! block west OF Conn. on
Calvert Closed Sun. Weekdays I'll
9. co. 1866.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CHEST-Teakvood, camphor lined:
table linens from China. WA. 01l3.
CHEST ON CHEST; solid mahog any;
beautiful tapestry suite. Call AID.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
ABBOTT & LANDON. IL
FURNITURE BARGAIN

including phonosraph console. l16
records. radio. garden tools. hose,
lawn mower. dishes. wide variety Of
miscellaneous. Forced to sell al
sacrifice of s5ft actual value. Sale
at "A w. st. NV. from Q TO dark
Sat and Sun. 3
Evening star., 1950-04-09
MIMEOGRAPHS. See duplicators
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER co
MINIATURE BOTTLES OF LIOUOR-
MOVIE PROJECTORS

Camera, films, screens. splicers. etc.
top brands; easiest terms bargains
trade-lns; one-year guarantee: guide
Tree. BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave NV
Park free RE o4a4
Evening star., 1950-04-09
ANTIQUES
EYEJpJTInN AMT GAZE

I
At the Armory in Silver Spring
Md, April II through 21-5 days
IL am. to IL pm Dealers col.
lectors and home owners cat.not
afford to miss this important display
of fine porcelains, china. glass. silver
brass dolls, jewelry and furniture.
Everything in the line of home fur
nishings viii be on sale at loves,
prices. The exhibitors will vel
come the public with courteous and
enlightenine service at all times
Dorothy Smith, of Silver Sorins
well known authority on 1Iants ana
flowers will arrange flowers daily
in antique containers tor each ct
the ~ booths. Don't forget the
dates-Monday. April II through
April 81. If you have not received
your courtesy halfprice tickets
call WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP. TU. 2727 or GE. 16OS and
tickets Will be mailed 10 Won al once
Evening star., 1950-04-09
ANTIQUES. SPECIAI

Pine kneehole desk; walnut canopy
bed. single: 5O-inch pine Lazy Susan
table; cherry, walnut, pine, butter
nut and tulip wood furniture; cneStS
poster beds, drop-leaf tables. match
ing chairs. corner Dutch and Welsh
cupboards, dry sinks. water benches,
Hutch tables. end tables, coffee
tables. wash stands. Virginia sofa
cobblers bench; more than 200
pieces of furniture: large stock of
china. glass. etc, at sensible prices,
terms If desired. Free delivery In
Spection invited. CHEVY
CHASE ANTIQUES. S2l5 Wis. ave.
Oh. 2422". 10 .m.-a pm; Sun 30
PM WASHINGTON large antique
Evening star., 1950-04-09
CHURCH BENCHES

loft. long; II for sale: GOOD oond
$3.50 each. OHEV SHOLEM CON-
GRECATION. soc Eye st. NV. Can
h. ze.u MHno q IN
Evening star., 1950-04-09
CAMERAS

CAMEhAO-
Brand new. from the worlds finest
manufacturers by authorized COM
plete photo department store. Bar
gains and used cameras and movie
equipment; fully guaranteed for one
year: pay cash or to Is months:
enjoy LEGAL title protection; highest
t"2de-in allowance; lowest prices, eX-
pert free instruction Ask for free
photo finishing. Repairs. - years
trade experience. See tomorrow.
RRFNNER PHOTO 90
Evening star., 1950-04-09
ANTIQUE SHOW

Admission free to public April 10
through 30. One of the finest col
lections OF bisaue figures in Vir-
ginia. Varied collection of rare dec
oratlve antiques from Meissen.
Serves. in Old Vienna Wedgewood,
StaffordShire, Bristol, cut crystal.
clocks. RAVENsWoRTH ANTIQUES,
Springfield. Va, u mile of Shirley
hwy Z G LEE AL. ESGa
Evening star., 1950-04-09
LIVING ROOM

SAVE "o', TO 7efs ON NEW SAMPLE E
+CLOSEOUTS. LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS: Modern tapestry CON-
bination with plastic love seat. was
Sa9 80, now $3.50: club chair TO
match. was $50 50, now $50 so; club
chair. was S4a.5o, now S2e. so.
studio couch. was $50 so, nov
S3g.5O' sofa BED. was $40 so. now
$3.50; nah. secretary desk. was
S9S 80. now $3.50; 1-drawer nah.
kneehole desk, was S49.50. now
S32 50; 3-pleee fine quality modern
living room set, was $3.50 so, now
81 l59 so. Many more items too
numerous TO mention. Don't buy
before you visit US as We guarantee
you great savings. Open Thursday
till
Great Rapids Furn. Exchange
GOT 7th St. NV. EX. 6742
The Sample Bargsin Store Of Wash.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
BRICK

Call Ace and we will direct you to
the nearest site to load your truck.
Or we will deliver ACE WRECK1NG
& BUILDING MATERIAL CO., 4o02
Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-o500.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
DINING ROOM

SAVE 2OG TO 70ec ON NEW SAMPLE
SLOSEQUTS. LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS: Genuine nah. ext >
pedestal drop-leaf table, was $50 so,
now $40 80; solid lined oak ext.
drop-leaf table, was S69.5O, now
S44 80; modern gray oak ext table,
4 chairs, china cabinet and credenZa
buffet dnior size, made finest way,
was S325.50. now S207.5O; large
$3.50. now S49.50; solid maple
dinette table and 4 chairs, was
$50 80 now $3.50. Many more
items too numerous to mention.
Don't buy before you visit us as we
guarantee you great savings. Open
Thursday till 9.
Great Rapids Furn. Exchange
907 7th st. NV, EX. 6742
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APPLIANCES

Elec. dryers. floor samples; original
price. S249.50; our price, S149.5O;
guaranteed. brand new, 2 terms.
ALPERSTEIN'S
Evening star., 1950-04-09

CLARINET. French. wooden. in case
excellent condition, S45. OIL 110S
Evening star., 1950-04-09

WASHERS - Bendix, unconditionA
su-oay guarantee. completely over
hauled; Semi-AutomaIie. SeS /
/ fully automatic 500 Price includes
movlns and eoltlnS down. Gail
Evening star., 1950-12-06

left to right:
All Wool Chenille coat
Sweater. soft and worm gift,
nicely detailed, with two
pockets. snue-fittine wuist.
Codet blue, alpine rose, sill
yer grey. 3o to ~. 1895
All Wool Ribbed v-neek
SweoteE for the toilored
women on your list. Com
fortoble coot-styIe for her
ot-home comfort. In silver
grey, winter-wine, or codet
blue. SO to 44-----7.95
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Warren Gives Officers
30 Days to End Gominq

TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 8 R.-
Florida's sheriffs and constables
have notice that Gov. Warren will
GUST them from office first and
hear their excuses later If gam
bling is found in their counties
after 80 days.
The Governor sent each Of 81
sheriffs and 1875 constables a per-
sonal letter last night announcing
a new and tougher policy to clean
up gambling, now under study by
the Senate Kefauver committee.
you are again directed to en-
force, in your county or district.
the laws Of the State Of Florida
against gambling" he said.
II, after September 6, II find
that the gambling laws are not
being enforced in your county or
district, I will presume that you
are guilty Of neglect of duty in
office and an order of suspension
will be made without q hearing. I"
In the past month Gov. Warren
has suspended Sheriffs Walter r.
Clark of Broward County and
H. Isle Enzor of Okaloosa County
and Constables Fox Wilson, and
o. L. Bengtson of Okaloosa
County.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Germany Has Special Role
In Chicago Trade Fair !,
By the AssoeidseaP Pvss

CHICAGO, Aug. To-day is
Marshall Plan day at the first
United States international Trade
Fair.
More than 1900 buyers regis
tered at Chicago's Navy Pier, the
Stevens Hotel and the huge in
ternational amphitheater, where
exhibits of AZ nations are on dis
play.
Germany, as one Of the Is Mar
shall Plan nations participating in
the fair, had a special role today
with morning and evening pro-
grams on the schedule. Heinz L.
Krekeler, German consul gen.
eral to the United States, and
Reinhold Krause, director of the
German Exhibitor Committee,
were speakers on the morning pro-
gram at Navy Pier.
Tonight a choral group OF 50
persons, featuring leading Ger
man and American artists, will
present a musical program in the
Hall Of Nations on the pier.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Amboinese Soldiers
Back Rebel Regime
BY the Assoeioted Press

JAKARTA, Indonesia. Aug. g.
Rebellious Amboinese soldiers in
the East Indonesian capital Of
Macassar broadcast. defiance to-
day Of the Central Indonesian
government and said they were
supporting the rebel South Mo-
luccas regime on their home is
land of Arnboina.
The soldiers, awaiting repatria-
ton after service with the Dutch
Army, clashed Sunday with troops
of the federal Indonesian Army.
Most communication lines with
Macassar remained out today. but
fragmentary reports reaching
here indicated fighting was still
going on. The rebel troops, flght-
ing from their barracks area, ap-
peared to be advancing slowly into
the city.
The message of support for the
rebellious Amboinese government
came via the Macassar radio.
which evidently was in rebel
hands. The radio also broadcast
an appeal by the senior Dutch
officer with the rebel troops, ask.
ing Indonesian federal troops for
a truce ito prevent further blood
she'd"
Also broadcast was a message
from three United Nations mill
tary observers stationed in Macas-
sar, asking for a meeting at a
hotel there with top Dutch and
Indonesian military leaders who
few there yesterday in an effort
to halt the fighting.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
No Evidence Of Sabotage
Found in Big Explosion

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, Calif.,
Aug. 8,-Air Force investigators
said last night they found no evi-
dence of sabotage in the B-29
crash and explosion that killed
IT men here.
Meanwhile, families whose
trailer camp was devastated by the
explosion of the bomb-laden plane
began moving into new quarters
at Mare Island.
The body of Brig. Gen. Robert
T. Travis, As, killed in the crash
will be sent to Washington, D. C..
for burial next Sunday at Airing
ton Cemetery.
The plane crashed after two in
board motors developed trouble
while the huge plane was taking
off on a long-range training mis-
sion.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
French Ask Russians
To Free Seoul Consul
By the Associated Press

PARIS, Aug. 8.-France has re-
peated a request to the Rus
slams that Georges Perruche,
French consul, be repatriated
from Seoul, the Foreign Office said
today.
French Ambassador Yves Cha
taigneau called on Russian off,
cials in Moscow yesterday to make
the demand.
I The Foreign Toff1ce said, 1--WE
asked the Russians ABOUT that Is
days ago and got only a vague
answer that they would study
the matter"
The Foreign Office said Three
or four" other French citizens,
Including aaAcorrespondentsfor%the
French neYs agency, were caught
Eins the Korean capital during the
Efghting and have not been heard
from. :
The Foreign Once said there
was no question Of raising the
issue of a formal repatriation
committee, but said there still
are a number Of AlsatianS unac-
counted for from World War II
in Europe and believed in
Russia.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Senate Crime Probe
Into Florida Gambling
Resumes Tomorrow

The Senate Crime Investigating
Committee tomorrow shifts the
scene Of its Florida investigation
to Washington to question mem
bers Of a multi-million-dollar
gambling syndicate and an alleged
heavy contributor to q Florida
political campaign.
Among those subpoenaed to tes-
tify at 10 am. in the Senate Once
building are four of the 10 miss
ing" witnesses. These are the
men the committee sought for its
Miami hearings. but was unable
to locate.
Scheduled to testify are william
H. Johnston Of Chicago; Ben
Cohen. Miami attorney. and Sam
Cohen, Jules Levitt, Leo Levitt.
Harold Salvey and Edward Rosen-
baum.
Johnston. president of the club
that operates Sportsman's Park in
Chicago and president Of four
Florida dog tracks, is due to be
questioned about testimony of
previous witnesses that he con-
tributed $154. 900 to the 1948 cam
paign Of Florida's Gov. Fuller
Warren.
Ben Cohen, who represents the
s. & G. gambling syndicate, is
likely to be asked to comment on
press reports that the syndicate,
which reported a gross income OF
$26, $40, 900 in 1948, has disbanded.
Jules Levitt, Salvey and Rosen-
baum have been identified as 8. &
G. partners who were not located
in the committees previous search
for them. Sam Cohen, another
partner. was reportedly in the
hospital when the committee
wanted him. Leo Levitt has been
described as an official Of the
syndicate.
Still missing is Harry Russell,
whom witnesses have said was
associated with Chicago gambling
enterprises and became q sudden
partner Of the profitable s. & G.
last year.
A Chicago attorney telegraphed
the committee some time ago that
Russell wasn't going to testify be-
cause the "case history" Of
Charles Binaggio. the slain Kan
sas City politician-gambler. was
an example to him.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Maryland Progressives
Name Three Candidates
BY the Asseeiased Pres.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 8.-The
Progressive Party of Maryland
chose its candidates for Governor
and Senator last night.
About 10 delegates at the nomi-
mating convention here adopted
a platform calling for an end to
the Korean war and admission of
Communist China to the United
Nations Security Council.
Louis J. Shub, a professional
pianist of Baltimore, was named
candidate for Governor. Sam Fox,
a Baltimore factory worker. was
nominated as the party's candi-
date for the Senate.
The delegates also nominated
Marshall w. Jones, colored,
smelter worker, to be a candidate
for the House from Baltimore
City's fourth congressional dis
trict.
Evening star., 1950-08-08

The handsome former executive,
who helped authorities recover all
but $5,950.65 of the $883.660 in
cash and securities he took from
the bank in a suitcase, looked hale
and hearty.
A bit pudgy when he began his
term, he had lost some weight
during the past year and his tall
figure was trimmer.
Also waiting inside the house
were his mother, Mrs. Mary
Grove, and his wife's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wall.
While Grove was behind bars,
his wife worked as a physicians
receptionist to help support the
children.
I'm very happy he's back" she
said.
I'VE want to forget what's hap
pened. We want to get back in the
normal routine. where nobody pays
attention to U.S."
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Alfred Hanfman Sworn In
As Assistant u. 5. Attorney

Alfred Hartman, 80, a former
trial attorney with the Civil
Aeronautics Board, yesterday was
sworn in as an assistant United
States attorney. He will be as
signed to Municipal Court.
A native Of Brooklyn, Mr.. Hant-
man graduated from the Univer-
sity OF Minnesota and received his
law degree from the George WASH
ington University Law School.
During World War II he served
in the Air Force and when dis
charged was a first lieutenant.
He is the father of two children.
The Hantmans live at 1891 New
ark street NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Farouk Depriyes Mother
OF Title and Royal Rights
Ry fhe Aasociaied Pres.


CAIRO. Aug. 8.-The oficial
gazette today printed q decree by
King Farouk stripping his mother,
Queen Nazli, Of her title and all
royal rights.
King Farouk's action preSum-
ably was taken because Of the
Queen Mothers continued sup
port Of the marriage Of his sister.
former Princess Fathia, to Riad
Chali, q Coptic Christian COM
moner.
The couple were married, despite
King Farouk's opposition. in q
civil ceremony last April in San
Francisco. where they and Queen
Nazh are living. In May they
went through a Moslefn ceremony
in an effort TO appease the King.
In July, however, the Egyptian
Royal Council voided the mar
riage, placed the Queen Mothers
assets under custody and removed
her as custodian of the Princess.
Queen Nazli said subsequently
she would remain In America, at
least for the present.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
BY The Assoeiaisd Press

BY The Assoeia,sd Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-Richard
H. Grove, bank offlcial who en-
bezzled almost a million dollars.
smilingly returned on parole to his
Staten Island home yesterday
after serving 13 months OF a
three-year prison term.
With him as he stepped from
his automobile was his pretty
blond wife Honora, 81. who had
driven to the Federal Correctional
Institution at Danbury, Conn, to
meet him.
Waiting in their 11-room home
were their three children. The
youngsters cheered when their
father entered the doorway.
The 42-year-old former assist
ant manager of a National City
Bank branch, indicated he had a
new job.
When reporters asked him to
confirm reports he had received
several offers, he replied:
you know I have to have a
job, otherwise I would not have
been permitted on parole"