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from radiators or direct heat Of any
kind, like hot water pipes.
When partly dry. turn the blanket
carefully. and let II be exposed to
the air on the other side for faster
drying.
After blanket has dried. use a
fairly stiff-bristled whiSk broom and
brush the blanket TO bring up the
nap.
Blankets have a professionally
cleaned look when the bindings are
pressed. A steam iron is good to
use, or even a regular iron With the
latter, you'll have to dampen the
binding slightly. by pressing with
a damp cloth. In either case. set
the temperature control for warm
or rayon.
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coIsute-Roehester Divinity
School President And
Chorus On Broadcast

DR.. Wilbour f. Saunders, presi-
dent of the Colgate-Rochester
Divinity School, Rochester, New
York, will be the preacher on the
Church of the Air" radio pro-
gram on Sunday. April q, 1852
at 9 a. m, Twin Cities time, over
the full CHS network. His topic Is
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Store Bedding Wen
To Prevent Moths

Once blankets, quilts and spread,
are clean. moth damage Is Gu
down a great deal However. yoa
should also spray the blanket,
quilts and other bedding or SprinI
them with crystals that deter moi
activity. especially II they have an,
wool In them.
Large sheets Of brown wrappin.
paper are good for storing before
boxing the bedding II you prefer
you might use the zippered plastic
bags which simplify the problem.
and can be reused time and again
With just wrapping or boxes. L.,
4 good idea to label as TO content.
Just in case you want them out se
fore the season is up.
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Check COlOr-FaStncss
Before Washing Quilts

You may have a very lovely quilt
but II the colors run. It may lose
much OF its beauty when Numbered
BE certain 20 check this feature be,
fore attempting to wash 1t
Quilts which are quite fiat, and
well quilted. that Is. with small pat
termed stitching. will wash ve,y
well. and they aren't too heavy 1
handle.
Use very iukewarm water aat
mild suds for the laundering. ]
there are heavily solied parts or
the quilt. flnger-rub these with sud
before the all-over washing.
Handle very gently during botr
washing and wring.ng so that IT,,
quilting will not be dlsarranged
Rinse carefully. two or three time.
to get out soap.
When hanging. It is best to US,
three or four lines because Of the
weight.
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yeHfeA6o DAILT TAUUHR
NsAss-ks. Ass.s n -
\ R.rtl-PsrsIO
FRIEND OF SIGN
RAPED AND SLAIN
In GEORGIA HOME
Milling Similar to Three
Others; Man Held |

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she landhsd Yesterday 80 .
nsiEhbof. hrA AP Clemola but
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t5rnsd houns ct - N CabT,sl
called NJ sRd Nm Csnlon8 snd
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sssa ogi % stth . dal tnstfu-
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ThH aitsrnoon ne missing paFa
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vicinity q tHs Gabrtsl hofnF M
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rottsd stump ai5Ag stth Mn Co
brsft ted Ehosa. her sytGlAassa,
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S0ts GlmiiaFtfy ~ KING
ne eacas sst sbnlt 80 test
I frg.a IL hofnr q Homer AluoA
Fspn onos convicted q uIur-
dsfryfnothsr nssshbsr - M rec,
He 80 tAEsn INTO oIstoay tor
gusstianinE
In ne subnss Sr'ss Of IN
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BY a Different Road"

The Divinity School Chorus,
directed by Professor C. A.
Lehman, will sing Unto The
Hills" "Diadem" and Il Love Thy
Kingdom Lord" The chorus is in
terraCial.
Colgate-RoChester is one of the
leading schools for training Of
Clergymen in this country. Since
1900 its doors have been open to
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TWO COPS WHO !
LOVE JOBS ARE
GIVEN AWARDS
BROKE Gang That Hit
Furniture StOrss I

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- N ths ksnaiaEion districi saa
mSS hnporthnt -sTs Iivsn
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thsg sood SorH n<y an A..
thony Jss,Fsh shd Than.ss n
Ssdd
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eago Rstan TErniturs Dsalsz a.
ssdiatisa - n LAhs Shory a
To- thsH slFTtnsII n eabluFtna
to E1r1lasn later dsntinSd a. ~
bsndiu shs hss Md v 70 flSEHi,
LEFSgors me. oaptiSss Q9,l
sETOs atsE nPlssisd mB
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least help mother with II. They can
certainly be a big help in getting
some Of the things ready. in add.
ton to washing the preparation dish
es.
Barbecue" is a magic word In
this crowd as well as IN the adult
groups. There's wonderful eating in
store for the crowd when you have
a spicy meat mixture to serve on
hot, toasted corn bread squares.
Bake the cornbread in advance for
this, II you like Then when the meat
mixture Is almost cooked. the corn
bread can be cut into squares. each
split In half ana heated or toasted
IN the oven to a golden brown.
BarbcCucd Reef
(SeTVcs S-IOl
IA tablespoons shOTtc"ln
Ia pounds bOnelcss beef. cut In
small pieces
- 49,, ,,i,o
~ onn. -,
3 teaspoons SUGAR
IL teaspoop salt
u teaspoon nutmeg
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WI. 49,, i. nr,n,ni,, oa,,hino 90,
,',n ,tnaaar n,a,ar s,,1a, caI, 49,,
covered saucepan 20 to 30 minutes
Pour barbecue sauce over Drowned
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Teen-Agers' Party

IF YOU WANT the teen-agers in
1 your family to spend an occa-
sIonsl evening at home. let them
have party. In that way. you'll
know where they are.
The latest thing in teen age enter
tanning is to let them take over the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-02
SHOTGUN BLAST
. ON STREET KILLS
| DOPE PEDDLEH

: Poiios yesterday Ssrs Nsvssu
ssilns he AsaalA {layins q oo''
Thoma1 NsTrpl cf sdZ7 Cslu,
ne, ~ aslR-p1sSy hosnieias Do.
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psddlsF ~ ~aa shoi ON thi
So sariisF ~ ths DAY v irsni q
$50 Langley ~
Ntiasssss - AETs~ssa
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Ia lrgisd bTish4 -1tN Tsoa,al
"Wsn hFsd ore lcs.tNron I
shoiEuh ~ kyisl 1npss M,
80. e, LD..''t'1!f'E''' sod 'O''
4 ArA sich > rtsFvt RGhlsT
snd 81 ~srs ioIpbsn rnomas
boas Hos ~ b>fsrs paAea-aG
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sslssd 10 70 no hody AF~
uesssd q ~sllst from q nost poskst
- a >. -
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WARD HOODLUM
TACTICS FAIL TO
STIR TOP POLICE


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lhsssd attis indiihauua ysslsfdag
20 - - hsssaasa seusltA@ % -
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ascthaa . sttSfsgts1 70 oarssa
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sartsA
Espnrtay nsnthansf - sd
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osna NJ rsDFts4 SwN8 pailry
hnA Marta 80 aaappssrsa
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AZ 0upp4tg = E4ns asnul1
ssgS snsna , n ~ra
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Negroes. Among the alumni are
DR.. MOrdecai Johnson, DR.. Howard
Thurman, DR.. w. H. Mckinney
and DR.. J. H. Jackson.
In the Twin Cities. Colgate
Rochester men are, st. Paul; Rev.
Mahlon Pomeroy, Park Baptist
church and Rev. Floyd Massey Jr,
Pilgrim Baptist church; Mime
apolis, Rev. David Witheridge,
Executive Secretary, Greater Min
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-02

neapOlis Council of Churches, Rev.
o. L. Ice, Calvary Baptist church,
Rev. c. T. Thunn, Temple Baptist
church, Rev r. E. Slaughter,
Trinity Baptist church, and Rev.
r. L. Bauser, Congregational
church. Richfield.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-02
SEIZE sUNMAR
IN HIDING AFTER
WOUNDINc Col

1sn-s Esa,J shsAg BfNsslr,
49, A5nasy 49, al 49,
SOhst-d lR,<kss RaaaTt 1
Wss-4spS bSlss DIdrs Il
~aSSs ysslsrday = . -
nj y q tls 4 s0sh o.
hoiAs ssilsd I'm bsiaFs ~ ksl
90 oppsHtanlty 70 rsadh sithss 4
TO gias aoansslsd IN . - 10 ths
frSni ruzB-1ns uld-r . plnS~.
- sthsI snasF . mattress 4
A. u estsrtiss hliFss8 RlsioS
A1Iuat,-d shoatins Nsisssasf usssn
~ md ~ psHtnsr Dsssrtlas J1ha
DssasA sttsHlpisd 70 qassti8a
.ENaiflV Hrd flEa afhSF H@u a.
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Y HEAVY TRUCKS
STOLEN: SEIZE 2
I BOY CULPRITS. n

~ h.syY sssi a.0dng Wi
-sfs dTissn sssy frnsn ~ c o
DanEnos TIacsnhG oompsny 10
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No. lonS sftsT@ards go - N
trssAI strscs ~ 80 q . nor,
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trsrh. ahshas6 nssr ~ scsn.
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sfhs' y Sssy ~ sssTSses 80
iatss s,rsstsd bJ 81 ~
horns BsJs h5ys ssTs ulfnst ~
n blssuias BfsnrrA
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HOUSEWIFE,2l,
FOUND SLAIN IN
SHALLOW CREEK
Arms Bound Behind Her.
Rapist Hunted

81 Jossph hrh. Nov ) 1872
ciall-ns NAKED hoty u . =
year Cd h0gsg~is snd napfhs-,
apparsntly rsped ard ftrhngied
Nas found In Hick0Ty creek mar
hsr hafns . miles south Of St 10
ssph toniGht and authnni,es -
nssd Ias,Grfn f1s itFphEs ooh,
Inc f,sg ssn y ne vicinity
TRSFHn as Mn Dorothy
Fsris klein ufs Of Otto 'kstnl
- . tool snd Dc maker employed
IN Ihs sdJoihihG city Of Benton
HAyeeL
Assa-y. GsAsssgJ u thu
Part 1-paas1 81
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teaspoon grated orange rind
l cup chopped dates
Cookie Dough:
Ia cups sifted. enriched flour
= teaspoon soda
Il teaspoon salt
y cup brown sugar
y cup shortening. soft
teaspoon vanilla
y cup water
cup quick, rolled oats, I'M
cooked
For the filling. combine all in
gradients. Cook over low heat
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-02

sprinltlng Negroes
The above replica section pamphlets
Hshed by the City Club Trbnes
Stories cited above typical items about the Negro that
the Tribune daily The City club still fighting
labelling of Negroes Reproduced by City Club of Chcago)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-02

compartments to
tn c oarbcCued
beef corn bread
main dish To
round out the
menu pla n a
$ ! m 5 c salad
such as a lime
gelatin " 1 I h
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VOTE 70 MDIC1
RApIST BEATEN
OFF BY WOMAN
1R.pStsa6o.6@saals.r
& E..aaukG..

- Goa ssu'sy Essd ~ So
FspsTtsd yesterday 70 Euas saA~d
tr8s III sn.s ssi sSus bond To-
ArthSr RsrRH vi ssTT0Oi GOV
can .. fas ths 49, - SsSs
II Psrt Tsrssi hsss- 10 sstgr,
~ paaht
oasas. tssls, trllsss, na'sA "a ~
Rsytf-Pass1a y
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X 1t c \ e n, and
serve q casual
Duifct PARTY, per
feet for their
needs. The girls
In - q crowd
might Ike to get
together and pre-
pare the 70 0 d
themselves. or at
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So 81 LGY J.
v
VOTE TO RDIcT
SELLER or DOPE
FOR 10 OFFERSE

nE1fraH ~ OskSus.d slsd
l-SNs1k sss,ss y o. E'ss'a
~ TsasrasJ y AVN oAsrI'
so,aEha aNes . ~ 80 Isculs
. $500 dsAasF uAs senisnos q
d 70 tss Essfs 10 Dstaoa Sgssi
Ia aasd 800 sd olsts - 70 J
Ii naro5dos pssidlisa 80 ~ss ar
- nEGaEais - 70 u -
Ny , ssniag hsrusa - . u
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East Chicago Heights
MotoTiBf Beaten

Probably the raCay newspapers
Chicago Daily Tribune newspaper although
published daies
used the word Negro literally all of its stories involving Negroes
particularly those involving
have criticized newspapers labelling pol
especially
Probably
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! * Atltl - " I
soda. and salt into BOWL Add sugar,
shortening. vanilla and water Beat
until smooth. about minutes Fold
in rolled oats.
Sprinkle a bread board with con
feCtioners' sugar. generously. Divide
dough IN half; roll each half OF the
dough into rectangle 7x8 inches;
cut dough in 3lz inch squares Put
a tablespoon OF date filling on the
corner Of each square and fold over
to make a triangle: press edges to-
Gethcr with a fork PRICK top to al.
low escape OF steam Place on an un.
creased baking sheet bake in a
moderate 1850 F. oven 10 to IL
minutes or until brown.
One Of the evenings party games
could be a Chocolate Ball nibbllng
contest with a special prize for the
winner For the contest, make choc-
Olate balls as directed in the recipe
and string them on heavy cord
Line the contestants In front OF
each chocolate ball on a string Start
the signal and the race is on. The
first one finished eating a chocolate
ball Is winner, OF course No hands
allowed, naturally. but can you think
OF better way to win a race hands
DOWN.
Here's the recipe toT the chocolate
balls. They may be refrigerated to
make them more firm.
Nihblln' Chocolate Balls
Makes "a Pinch baIlSJ
5 cups pulled rice
cup sailed peanuts
y cup butter or substitute
ounces unswectened chocolate
y pound fresh marshmailOws
about 32l
Measure putfcd rice into a shallow
pan. Heat in a moderate 1850 F.
oven Tor 10 minutes. Pour puitcd
rice INTO a large creased bowl: add
peanuts Melt butter chocolate and
marshmallOwS in the top part Of a
double boiler. stirring constantly.
Pour over putfcd rice and peanuts,
stirring until all pieces are coated.
Let stand a few minutes until cool
enough to handle Shape into balls
two inches in diameter Let cool
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1h~"-N VI 6
q Psf1-Pssst :
81 900 Puss Saafeh1

OraOs sEisoh Tsrms
tsr0g 500 ssErS q so Co..
tass Cr0ss ~ ~ sdnitisd -
taininS 1900 ~ uasiohihs piessI
n hoS sfhasa go sshtsnns5 .
~ oon1grrsui pFsas tsrns 4
- ~ tor gssp sanh By y5dss
fhaa,ss Z heaEyaasn IN Cranahal
eaSTt ysstsrtay H. - aFrssisd
o FeS ~
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SEIZE 10 WOMEN,
3 MEN IN HOTEL
|. NARCOTICS RAID

' ThiFty pdiicsmsn Fl8sF Gag
49, - PR 81 .'i s.. s:s:
u y Il tst . arssg't poiios issl
niEsi rsidsd . AstsI 81 flto prsssl
blsa~lEnA,susnsn 40 sifhi
EsHsl HsFross - s1hhsostss q
slsaABsElHpSt,el nd assnss
Csps spsJf SAD W. ~sFs ssafshs
tns fas . sing1in haFoeucs psddlsr
aG iS--si sHhansl wet
TkssKrlaf % osS~ood sisd
-sIyrfsd nan.so ~ ~ GrHnt
BHy yesterday n tnss III uharE
n Nm -fta . ssaos4 haToouo
nrdfinn sdsnas
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1000 POLICE
'sEARcA:.clITY
Plan Jury Inquiry
TO Fix Blame



Hsrv % ths Pnl,cs dsscTiption
Of HsFfy Williams - sho
kilied . Iusrd m ssrHping from
tss ronHfv hI Tuesday wight
sis frsf ts~ f1rhs. tsn In
poInds dsfE br7sn SIN tgn
taes large hpt wbds aoss larEs
nrnUfh small sars st cioss 10
no hssd . hs,s hsiFlins On ha
f1rshsad 9Th . snail psncil
r1gsfarNs ~ y q msdhum
bud eth blaCs sBnEy haif
naaru0r syss . FrcsdfDG chIh
and . iuli ~ q teeth no sho-s
NJ soquirrd after ssCsptnG Ssrs
tso uEss too larEs ior MN
Tpssssss. - ssFs ' 80 Assl
p~FsJ
a Csuntv I'D Tusrd -ss hFsd
Isfi nEhf icT MAKING ths un
sutharr srtl,,ssgsJsT ~ HsrrY VII.
hsHs nEsTTolps, sSd ,ls,s'.
- In csi'TwTubieh No ssCsped
Isls Tuesday night
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Z ARE ARRESTED
BY DETECTIVES
IN pnIIrV DAM

Boossd To- stats o. ooari 40
pssFsnos wednesday o. charEs q
pSssssasn q psiicy tiigs ssrf art
LBrrstis Bru.n ~. u ga Csia-
nj ~ Nas Layu1s Porter -
o. as PraiTis sy Ma BsFniCs
Asrsh n q $50 Esant ~ ard
I,l, S-sssf 4 'a77 r''n'
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MYSTERY RLAfN
S(BECRo
SCHOOL BU7LD7NE

hhs-asid v " Nsreh Z W.
= nyfsJsgH -sVlAias ~rssksd
~ p ,, lssAa q Blasas'd
Sc, 1850 eoilsss 49, ~
FniHfist bsiors u 50 RsT-oI
stniEnta usFs d1s fuF E
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n ne bsdidinR ana al ssrs n.
f1fed Anas rrtiI-sIfy
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ADr IlTrrT,, ,
one or 9 CONVICTED
IN SCOTTSBORO CASE
ACCUSED As RAPBT


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lysE-lh e sad ~ -ss sns ID M
TfEhpFn bow Shs sFrFatsd
hsrs thtas On . rharEs ot rsp,Bl
~ year Cd Negro ~ Puho'
bnoksd Nm - tsHlss WuEnt -
u AIbany ThFy 80 thrs ~rr'
tod wright had hsFn srTrutFa =
ne Srnltthnra rass undsr ~
aan1s II Anty Wright
LA. -. ts5rn sasH tBeolyes
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s~E TFls Marrn q 1881 ~
frats ca psgr -C1ftstOro AZ
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paWa n..Nn
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Organdy and warmer weather
20 hand In hand when they're
teamed with some Of the newest
thing available In stitching. Here
Is q beige orEaBdy dress. iced
with rich brown flowers and
worn over a beige GaiIIe taffeta
petticoat. This can be achieved
on your sewing machine with a
particularly loose tension and no
special attachment, spark
stitch giving the flowers their
frOthy look. Your local sewing
center can give hcmStltChing
service II you have the hemIine
plcOted.
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a1th . compaB
Ion FryfWIsly
had ben ,dsBu
he'd IN ~ lsaGi
" h1id1rs nhs
I pair gsTs hstIsd
By dsfFCflvTi
/ from liyds PaFs
7 station Nho had
wuksd ~ con
ircutTss houri
Ans usd shrrwd
Police SsrE .,
IDENTIFY aAli apo
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POLICE ARREST.
COMPANIONS or.
THEFT SUSPECT
Medics Find Wound
Not Serious

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oak5sis a., . sity dsisEllVs. ~ss
hhot YESTERDAY " asgFsSs ~
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| RAPE ATTEMPT
BURGLAR GETS2
$40 YEAR TERMS

ES-srs uNsls n ssFsl -
a. Z tstA 81 rsns~sfpo 70
ysg prisnn ssntsaa8 % re
aassIit - odssnst rag
~ bRglaB-hsfoFs 1uass W
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Boy. II. Gets u fsars
AZ -

Jsdg WtBlEn J niohy y
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gotlon To- LIN trial TO- VA.
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daFknsa today
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foot tunusl that
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Part 3-PsGs4 ,
JAIL SLAYER
GRANTED STAY
BY STEVENSON

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HAM Williams. %. convicted
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sclssdols'i to % to M-~Wftrte
chair tnFnorrv~ for The tlaytnf
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hors Of M Naypois ~. % gulS
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KILLER REFUSES
SPECIAL FOOD
BEFORE DEATH

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n. CT, ,. s,eliH4h' To tl-
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dicu f@ 5000
saa sstfsd ya
tsrday vhsh 20
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Support the blanket with both
hands when It's lifted from the
water. II you are using q wringer.
set the rolls as loosely as possible,
since there should not be too much
pressure eXerted on the blanket
when wet. The wooden fibers. in
blankets or clothing. are weakened
with water, and must be treated
gently.
Use tepid water for rinsing. II de-
sired, rinse in the machine. for three
minutes. Never twist or wiring the
blanket roughly. Extract the water
again.
Support Blankets
During Drying
Even with the water wrung out OF
the blanket, II will still be quite
heavy, as you have not exerted q
great deal Of pressure during wiring.
ing. For this reason II is best to
use two lines In hanging to dry.
preferably In the shade. as too much
heat viii also weaken wooden fibers.
Handle the blanket with the bind.
ings down, then stretch carefully TO
even the edges. and you'll have
little pressing to do when the blank.
ct is dry.
II hung inside to dry. use two
lines. as you would doing 1t out
side. but make certain 1t Is away
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ORDERS SLAYER I
OF2POLICEMEN
TO DIE IN CHAIR
k.rnls, IR.rn,,I DAVIS 7lG,


By Judge Juu'A
n AIhfT -
Criminal court
Of tho HurdeFs
Of PoiictWrn "a
Sard 7 Cro~isy
srd ponAid Nc
CoFmtrb M
PIRishHsnt al
nset 81 death 10
ths electric
chair
The HTnif1srs
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Give New Freshness
To BcdspTeads

II bedspreadS are OF the washable
type. give them much the same
laundering treatment as you would
blankets. Tcpld water. mid suls
and three minutes washing are rec.
commended.
For the heavier types OF spreads
two lines are recommended for dry
ing. and a fan may be used to speed
the process. For cotton spreads. one
line will suffice. and the spreads
may be folded In half with the fold
at the bottom. and both ends over
tapping on the line, pinned on each
side and once in the middle.
Chenille and candl"wick spreads
should be shaken several times
while drying, and then brushed
lightly when dry.
In most cases, II chenille ana
candlewick spreads ar" shaarn
thoroughly when they are drying,
then bruS ed, little else viii be need.
ed. Sin they do not take 10 a dry
iron, II is beat 20 use steam. Law the
spread on your bed and hold q
steam iron abIut "a inch abo,c the
blanket, going over the entire sur
face. After this, brush to raise the
nap.
In the case Of silk and RI, on
spreads. these are best ironcd wlyn
placed on table, padded with a
cotton blanket or table pad covered
with a sheet. In this way you ca,
iron a big surface without turning
Fringe on spreads Is best treat
ed with brushing. or even comoinR
with a large toothcd COMB.
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Teen-Agers' Party Menu

'Barbecued Beef on
Toasted Corn Bread Squares
Pear-Lime Gelatin Salad
Potato Chips
Carrot Strips
Celery Sticks
'Date Triangles
Milk ruby Punch
RECIPES Given
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- Part i-PaEsl3
HOLDUP KILLING
. IS CONFESSED
| BY DOPE ADDICT
Admits Shooting Drug
| Store Proprietor

r's Staying u . spgth sids arug
Eitt gas c0nfssssd last ntEhi ~ .
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IN irnprumptu quartet unEsE m
. car parked on tho hiand carry
today
Obsf L o HCaaY Of m state
poles nd ~ KIM Smith Hsf.
Wy. sdnited rsfrT-fNot fhs men
~hsn thry Jumped ~ him after
sn ssch,hgs Of insults N thr darh
nssA
sssasr sisssA \ 1871
Psrti-Par2 sssF
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CHICAGO pAnYyTnUNHs
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turC mas thlCk
ened from 5 to
10 m n ute s. ,
cool.
For the cookie
dough. SIft to
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ADMITS SLAYING |
THREE SINGERS.
ON ISLE IN SOUTH.
Vet Taken 10 Prison for
SaiekeepinQ
Co,urbis s { TSAAllSps
aLI-A ~ yssT OiSeEro) sz,,

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dss Hlsri
.uH thsCAF
.0uns coast
80 quoted
BY ErsfF
.auth0rIs
.tiss today
nhssirR
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ahrts uEr
mlFmhRFa Of