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learn If the men are too Ill to
testify.
The only other witness to appear
yesterday was Police Inspector
Beverly c. Beach, whose testimony
was taken in closed session at the
Inspectors request. When the
House committee quizzed Inspector
Beach two years ago. it was in
open session.
Told Of Conversation Before.
At that time. Warning told of q
conversation with the inspector, in
which gambling in the Seventh
Precinct was mentioned. Inspector
Beach later denied the converse
ton.
Yesterday, Warning would not
answer when he was asked If he
knew Inspector Beach, Inspector
George Wallrodt, and Detective
Sergt. James Roche.
Last night. Inspector Wallrodt
called The Star to protest the
statement that "other policemen
mentioned by Mr.. Bauman in the
examination concerning personal
friendships" included Inspector
|Wallrodt. He said he was not a
friend Of Warning. and had never
been his friend.
In 1850, Warning put it to the
House committee this way:
@. Then you are a good enough
friend Of Inspector Wallrodt SC
that you personally anticipated II
The knew anything about what the
committee was doing he would
tell you If you asked him?
A. Yes: anything that he would
not get himself in any trouble he
would tell me, I think.
Silent ON Sweeney Car.
Two years ago. Warning also
testified that John William
Sweeney was aefriend Of his from
Arlington. Va, and that he used
|a car owned BY Mr.. sweeney.
Yesterday Warning would not
|say whether he knows Sweeney, or
whether he once used q car re-
Igistered to Sweeney.
MIR. Barrett's appearance during
1.-THE current hearing differed son1e-
what from the time he gave testi-
Fmony to the Davis committee
Then he was principally a CO.
tordinating witness to furnish Po-
llice Department information.
This time, the crime committee
seemed more interested In the
former majors personal life, and
what properties he owned.
Evening star., 1952-01-18

ibursed to the Police Department
flor any reason? ss4
@. Do you. keep any record Of
lgifts that you give?
@. Do you know the meaning
| Of the word "ice?"
Hunt Poses Question.
Senator Hunt-In California
they use the word "juice." Are
you familiar with that term?
A. No. sir. I am not.
@. Do you remember an. in
cident around July 20. 1948. when
you were arrested for disorderly
conduct?
Q. Do you recall being arrested
for disorderly conduct at about
that time?
Q. That was In connection
with q street brawl. wasn't 1t?
| @. You were arrested by o
police ofi1cer named Best?
@. Do you know that the
police officer was transferred one
month after arresting you?
@. Did you talk, to any body
in the Police Department in con-
nection with Mr.. Best?
G. Do you remember whether a
gambler by the name Of Jew Boy
Deitz was present?
@. Did you ever. talk to Mai.
Barrett about that arrest?
@. Did you ever ask Maj. Bar
rett to have that man trans
ferred?
@. Did you ever ask Maj. Bar
lrett to have that man disciplined?
Barrett Meetings Mentioned.
@. Have you ever discussed POI
lice affairs Of any kind with Maj.
Barrett?
| @. How many times would you
say you have seen Mai. Barrett?.
@. Have you ever, asked Mai.
Barrett to have any police officers
transferred?
@. Capt. limbaugh? Corpl.
Davis? ...
@. Do you know Freddie Woods?
@. Have you on occasion ever
placed any telephone calls to
1Nags Head?. s% -.
@. Do you know whether Jew
Boy Dietz has a house In Nags
Head? o =, = ~
@. Have You ever called Mr..
Dietz at his home In Nags Head?
@. Are you aware of the exist
ence Of the Pittsburgh Sales Book
Co. Of Pittsburgh?
+ Q. Do you know whether there
| is such IA company?
Evening star., 1952-01-18

Bauman said the inquiry would be
intensified.
Among other witnesses due for
a committee call today were
Clarence (Cocky) Ware, whose
name has been linked to War.
rings, and William Whitehead,
whose arrest on gaming charges
in 1947 has been termed the rea-
son a sergeant and a corporal
were detailed to help school chill
dren cross the street.
AS the Senate hearings con-
tinued. word came from District
Court that United States Attorney
Charles M. Irelan is considering
whether the testimony should be
called to the attention Of q grand
jury. .
Confers With Murray:
Mr.. Irelan conferred yesterday
with Police Chief Robert v. Muir
ray and Inspector E. E. Scott re-
garding Attorney General Nc
Grath's recent directive for local
investigations of racketeers. While
Mr.. Irelan said they did not dis
cuss the Senate committee In
quiry, he told reporters he would
ask the grand jury to consider
the committee evidence II 1t is
developed sufficiently.
The inquiry so far has been REM
iniscent of the Davis House Crime
subcommittee hearings of two
years ago. with the same general
cast of characters. But each was
reading from a new script.
Yesterday. Warning consistently
refused to answer questions about
whether he knew specific police
officers personally. whether he ever
gave any lavish gifts to Mr.. Bar
rett, how many cars he owns, what
his present business is. and how
much property he owns and how
much he paid for 1t.
Reversal Of Attitude. ,.... =.
This was a reversal Of his atti-
tude of two years ago. when he
talked freely Of his conversations
with police officers.
The Senate committee had no
previous statement from Warning.
as was the case with other Wit
nesses who have refused 10 an
swer certain questions. These
statements Of the other Witnesses,
taken by committee investigators
before the public hearing opened,
were made a part Of the record.
Sam Beard and Abe (Jewboy
|Dietz) Plisco, two other gambling
figures, were scheduled to appear
yesterday. but their lawyers
pleaded illness of their clients. II
was reported Beard is in a hospital
with heart ailment, and Diet2
recently underwent an operation
for cataracts Of the eye at Episco.
lpal Hospital, where he still Is .
lpatient. The committee plans ts
make Its own investigation tc
Evening star., 1952-01-18
Onein 7.8 Aussies Has Cor

CANBERRA.-Australia has one
automobile to every 7.S persons,
second only to the ratio in the
United States Australia's ratio
OF motor trucks. one to every 81
persons, equals that Of the United
States.
Evening star., 1952-01-18

lWCAc Jou VIC FICtAuu VI u IOpD6TyI
A. I don't know, sir.
| @. In what year were you the
victim Of robbery?
A. l94o..
@. On the night you were
irobbed. did you call. Maj. Barrett?
| A. No, sir..I did not. ~ -
| q, Did you call his home?
A. No. SIR ~ Z
home? .~ =
A. No, sir.
Q. Did he come to. your home
that evening? @
A.. No. sir, - 80 - .-.
Did Not Visit Home.
@. Did you ever come to your
home while the robbery was be-
ing investigated?
A. No, sir.
@. Did he come at any time
that night to discuss the case
with you?
A. No, sir. =
@. Are you personal friend Of
Inspector Wallrodt?
@. On July 2, 1948, did you meet
a man by the name of Samuel w.
Ford? s..
A. I don't know, but I have met
Mr.. Samuel Ford of the Internal
Revenue Bureau.
@. Was that at your home? :.
A. He did come to my home but
I don't know what the date was. s
@. Would it refresh your recol-
lection if I said it was on July 2.
1s48? =
| A. I don't know.
~ Aware He Was Coming.
@. When Mr.. Ford came to your
home. did you know hewas
coming? 8
A. Yes, I had a notice that they
would want to look at my records.
@. Did they tell you Mr.. Ford
was coming on that day?
A. I had q notice to call Mr..
Ford and had already called Mr..
Ford and -.
@. Did Mr.. Ford tell you he
wanted to go to your bank before
he came that morning9
A. I am not sure. I don't
know, sir.
@. Was it about 9 in the morn
ing when he called on you?
/ A. Yes, sir.
@. Will you tell us what CONVEX
sation you had with Mr.. Ford at
that time?
@. After your conversation with
Mr.. Ford did you call your attor-
ney?
Refuses to Answer.
@. After your conversation with
Mr. Charles Ford did you and Mr..
Sam Ford go to the HalniltonI
National Bank at Pennsylvania
avenue and Twentieth street
NV?
@. Did you get there at about
II in the morning? ~
@. On that particular occasion
at about 11:15 m. in the presence
of bank employees, your safety de-
post box was opened. Is that
correct? x$.sss|
@. And when the box was
opened there were 240 81 900 bills
and one $4,000 bill in that box?
Is that right?
@. Have you ever seen a 81 900
bill, MFR. Warning?
@. Have you ever seen q SIC, 900
bill?
@. What was the source Of that
$3.50 900 in cash?
@. During the year 1948, some
where between January /, 194S,
and July 6, 194S, did you place al
bet on a number with Snags
Lewis?
@. Did you hit on a number for
$4,000?
@. Did you ever tell anybody
that you had hit on a number for |
Evening star., 1952-01-18

WUII AISU SuUpUGHdeu.
/ 1t. Jacob Wolf, conf1dant of Mr.
Barrett. also has been subpoenaed
ito appear today.
! A subpoena was issued for De-
tective Dixon after he was casti-
gated in Criminal Court IN Balti.
more by Judge Joseph Sherbov
for his testimony on behalf of the
two accused Baltimore lieuten.
ants.
There was no immediate com,
ment from members OF the com
mittee about reports of the mum
Der Of subpoenas issued, but MI
Evening star., 1952-02-01
e| I;!'E Ef&&:g
1 49, '':!i
Suite
HALF-YEARLY
SALE PRICED
-

Nobody knows more about building furniture than Coleon
Nobody meeuIous about details like doye-tong,
dusproofing cenereuidn9 construction Nobody is more
consistent in using 5py anot ordinary or ply
Coleman furniture will withstand constont dolly USE Thots
why we give you your choice Of finishes double dresser
mirror chest and bed in pn-stripe walnut or lined oak
3-Pc Suite, Single Dresser
3Pe Suite Triple Dresser 24i
The Co., Floor Washington and Parkinoton,
Arlington, Va, 3rd Floor Sauer Spring
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..Wlnot wears out soonest on ordinary choirs?
Do cushions sag? Do springs puncture them?
If you've had these widespread mishops, try
iotex cushions this time This oir-tight mo-
teriai has never been known to wear out!
Goodyear noIds lotex foam to exact meos-
urenents :. I. makes feotherlight cushions
easy to lift out for cleaning Richly uPhoI-
stored in moteIosse, >brocoteIIe, domosks.
tapestry, mohoir frieze in<red, green, toost
grey, persimrnon, brown, rose, blue. not
every style in every fobric or color.
The Hecht Co., 9TH Floor, Washington and Parkirgton,
Arlington Va; 3rd Floor, Sduer Spring ",
Evening star., 1952-03-13

Orig. NOW
81 Pure silk Slips: lace trimmed top
and bottom. White rovy.s block N .a
81 to 80 in the group --------- 1875 ii.3o
!. "a Pure Silk Slips, beautifully lace
~ trimmed. White. ivory. blue grey,
navy, block champagne. mouye. 81
TO 38 in the group. ------------ 1925 1880
40 Nylon Sip n Brns. 81 TO 40 A,
3. cups Reauor and tdli lengths
in the group. White only-------- 9.95 5.95
3s6 Royon Crepe Slip n Bros. 81 to 40,
A. B. c cups Rea and tall lengths;
white only in the group ---------- SOS 3.95
LGnsburghs- Floor
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TELEvIsioNs |

Floor samples, dentOnstrdtors and discon-
tinued models.
AL Plus Tax and Werensy Where Applicable
s~< ,.* Orig NOW
ilo5l Emerson Console TV with ~"
picture tube; mahogany veneered cob
met with doors; Model 68l ------ 37eo5 1883
1852 Fomous-Moke Console TV with
20" picture tube; mahogany veneered
cabinet with doors; Model 6o3----- -42o.e5 349.95
1851 Fomous-Moke Console TV with
II" Rectangular picture tube;
hogony veneered and leather finished;
Model 1874 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 399.o5 32e.95
z 1851 Roytheon Console TV with TO-
picture tube; lined ook cobinet with
full doors: Model 2002 2----------55o00 399.95
i 1851 Fomous Make Consoette TeIe- y@
vision, II" picture tube. lined ook
eobinet Model l7Tl6o $3.50 299.95
1 1851 Sylvonio table model teIevision
with 20" picture tube. Mahogany
veneered cabinet. Model 222l ----3o095 299.95
I 1851 Syyonio console Tv; n" pic
ture tube. Mahogany veneered cob
met. Model II BON 36o95 1898
1851 Roytheon console Tv, 20" rec
tonouor tube. Mahogany veneered
-eobinet. Demonstrotor Model zoos S5 1883
IS TV Antenno. Eosy to intoIl ------- o.o5 6.95
LGnsburgh's-MAJOR APPLIANCES-lfS Seuenth st.
or through the Arcade, Main Bldg.
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HANDKERcHIEFS

o Mems Va" Hemstitched Linen lnitioled
Hondkerchiefs. Broken assortment -
o Wonen's Souvenir Hondkerchiefs.
hond-roIed hens
3 Women's Swiss Hondkerchiefs. Sheer
white with coIored embroidery -,--
o Women's Round Souvenir Hondker-
chiefs. Grey only. .---------------
s--HANDKERCHfEF
Evening star., 1952-03-13
BLoUsES

50 Linen-Iike Nylon Blouses. Two-toned
eoIors; white and red, plum and white.
noyy and white, green and white. Johnny
collars or convertible necklines, short
sleeves. Sizes 81 to 38 --------
10 White Royon Tissue FoilIe Blouses with
detachable ribbons, "a sleeves, Johnny
collors. Some slightly soiled. Sizes 81
to SO included -----------------
30 Cotton, NyIon and Royon Blouses. Large
vorety of styles and coIors. Jewel neck
lines, Johnny coIlors. Some with "a
sleeves. Sizes 81 to 38 included. -
Lansburqh's-BLOUSE r
Evening star., 1952-03-13
EASY WASHERS, IRoNERs

ORG NOW
3 1851 Eosy spndrier Washers with
automatic spinrinse; model 5l6--. zISSo IoS.sS
I 1851 Eosy Spindrer Washer with
automatic spinrnse; model BOSS n zO9.95 Iss's9
I 1851 Eosy Spndrier with aluminium
tub and oototor; model l9SS----- 1879 us.s9
| 1852 Eosy Wrineer Washer, porce-
lain tub, exclusive Spirolotor model
lolSWP loS.So Izs.S9
Iansburoh,s-MAJoR APPLfANCES-4ls Seventh st.
or through the Arcade Main Btdg
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31s AND { STR N5SlS N w $500
MISSES AND WOMEN'S
DRESS BARGAINS

ONESS 6ANOA1NS
Orig NOW
u Toilored dresses. Mostly royon crepes 2o.75to
Broken sizes. 1920 so and 81 = 1878 8.88
Red royon chiffon formal. size u. $500 1918
Aquo royon sheer formal. Size 10 1918 $500
White royon crepe dinner dresses = $500 zz.O0
Formal nnd dinner dresses in royon
erepes royon toffetos. Broken sizes
lo-1e h-20k------------- Z9.75. 1915
s FornoIs and dinner dresses rcyon
toffeto formols, 4 royon crepe dinner
dress. Sizes 10, Ia, l4h. 1914.
l6h, 2ok. ----------------- ISL @l4.15
LGnsburgh's s-BETTER DRESS SHoP-Second Floor
Orig. NOW
- Misses dresses. Royon and ocetote
crepe royon and ocetote toffeto, roy u IS to
on velvet, royon foilles Broken sizes. $500 500
Lansburghs-MISSES DRESSES-SecoHd Floor
IS Wonen's dresses. Royon and oeetote
/ CREPE royon ocetote tissue toilIe.
Foyon and ocetote master -sheers. ~ .95 10 ..a
Broken sizes $500 500
Lonsburghs-WOMENS DRESSES-Second Floor
IS Junior dresses. Royon poper toffeto.
nnensweor royon check, few royon
print crepes. Tdilored or sem-dressy 8.95,
$40 IS ----- 1926 500
In,isl1ur0hS-JUNIOR DRESSES-Second Floor
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~ PRICE HOSIERY

200 prs All first auolity ful-toshened
nylons Good assortment Of sizes, l:Zo to ese
discontinued colors -- l.e5 81
l65 prs Ankiets and Slack Socks.
Cotton, nylon, Anooro Included 39eto i9e 7
Broken sizes ond eoIors in group $50 W:
Lunsbwghs- hs-HOSIERY-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-03-13

Orig. @NoW
$3.50 3ss.ss
1895 97.o0
1895 los.sS
sze.es 1885
1885 is4.ss
zs4.ss 1895
aSo OK 31aoR
sz4.s5 ny4.ss
1895 1s4.ss
s
-29e.sS z24.ss
1885 1898
s7s.9s PASS
s5s IS 1895
1895 sss.ss
sse. .s5 1895
4ss,s5 1895
1895 1895
$50 IS s.ss
1895 s44.ss
see.s5 1855
22e.e5 iss.ss
38o.o5 z84.95
-41S Seventh st.
! BLdO.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
GLOVE BARGAINS

aes Prs Double Woven NyIon Cloves
Classic and novelty styles. Many
coors included Sizes 6sto 7------- 2.Z9 ll9
1872 Prs Double Woven Cotton Gloves.
Classic and novelty styles Some
hondsewn White, black, navy,
brown and coIors. Sizes to M .8S1 @l.i9
a3o Prs. Leother and Doeskin Cloves .s@<sfs
Clossc and novelty styles. Block, 1856
brown, navy ond colors. Sizes 6 10 Z 2.79 LIP
Lansbnrgh's- 's-GLO Floor
Evening star., 1952-03-13
axIIlas sII ssIaI Iehasas
AIR CONDITIONERS
REFRIGERAT0RS /
FREEZERS I

1851 Remington Console Model, l.
hip. Room Air-conditioner; model
1851 Mitchell Dehumidifier -
1851 Remington Dehumidifier-
1881 FomNus Make -cu.-f Re-
frieerotor with ocross- -the-top frozen
food chest and shelves in door;
model ll6l ------------
1851 General Electric 8-cu.-ft. Re-
frioerntors; model NB8H -.,----
1851 KeIvinotor 7.6-eu.-ft. Refrioer-
otor, model AS------4------
1851 KeIvinotor lO.e-cu.-ft. De Luxe
Refrigerator, ocross-the-top freeze
chest; Model HIM
I 1851 Kelvinotof " f.9-cu-ft.. Re-
frioerotor, large freeze chest; model
SM
1851 Forous Moke 8-cu.-ft. 2-door
Refrigerator with separate freezer
and automatic sdefrostino; model 8l8
1851 Fotnous Moke 9-eu.-ft. Re-
frioerotor, across the top freezer.
model ol5---------------
1851 Fomous Moke lo-eu.-ft. two
door refrigerator, seporote freezer
and automatic defroster, model
1913 -
1851 Fomous Make ll-eu.-ft. Re-
frieerotor, across the top freezer,
model lll2 --------.4--5
1881 Fonous Make ll-eu.-ft. Re-
5frioerotor, across the top freezer,
model his --------- --4-----
ial95l Fomous Make l2-cus-ft. two.
door refrigerator with sePofote freez-
er. Automatic defrost model, l2l8--
/, 1851 Fomous Make l3-eu.-ft. Re-
frioerotor,. across the top freezer,
model 1912
+ 1851 Fomous Make l3-cu.-ft. Re-
fricerotor with 70-lb. horizontal
freezer, model l3l5-------
1851 Sevel Gas Refrigerator, 8 Gu.
IT., sr1odel BR8l3 .-------
1851 Westinghouse De Luxe 8-eu.-
#. Frost Free Refrigerator. Automatic
defrosf, model Fc8
1851 Deepfreeze Home Freezer, IL
cuff. copoeity, model Cl2-------
1851 Carrier A-h.p. Room Air Con-
ditioners, window type, model 5lJ2-
1851 Mitchell Window Type Ns -h.p.
Room Air Conditioner, model Ml3l-
b l95I 7 Mitchell ~ -h.p. Window Model
\ Room Air Conditioner, model ,M34l-
LGlsbnr0l,'S-MAJOR APPLIANCES
or through the Arcade, Main
Evening star., 1952-03-13
IS Orig. $3S
MISSES COATS
Nov. s26

Resist-o-spot all weather coots for year round
wear. Royon eobordines and checks, with oil
wool zip lining. Spot ond stain resistont Wrinkle
resistont Woter repeiIent. Mothproof. Beited
boxy style with stole. Neon blue, cinnamon. green,
cherry. Sizes II to Is.
LGnsburghs COATS-Second Floor,
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DlsHWAsHERs, RANGES

Floor SampIes, Demonstrators, Discontinued Models
Orig NOW
| 1851 Kelvnotot Electric Range; 3
burners deep we'll cooker; outo-
motto oven Model ER9 ------A -334.75 1895
1851 Mooie Chef Cos Range; divided
burners, top light, timer; Model
33l Z5S3u iIs.au
s | 1851 Sunroy Cos Range; divided top
burners, light and timer; Model 81 1885 l34.93
I 1851 Universal Select q Ronoe;
electric assembly; Model A9407 1888 zz4.ss
| 1851 Youngstown Jet Tower Auto
motto Dishwosher-Sink Combination;
Model B48D ----------------- -56yS9o ZSS.19
I 1851 Youngstown Jet Tower Auto
motto Electric Dishwosher; Model
Lansburghs-MAJOR APPLIANCES<l1S Seventh st.
or through the Arcade, Main Bldg
Evening star., 1952-03-13
g JUNIOR SUITS

Orig. 3y.I5.49.75
Checks, t~eeds, eobordines. So -
ploids; sizes to IS. 20
Evening star., 1952-03-13
BEDVvEAR
RADIOS, PHoNocRAPHs

Orig. NOW
! Hudson 3-speed Automatic Record
Poyer in portfolio eoryino cose;
demonstrotor model C97--------- 1926 1875
] Webster Chicago 3-speed Record
Player in portable eose; loree speok-
er, outside volume and tone controls;
demonstration model 80 ------- 1900 36.9S
Webster Chicago 3-speed automatic
record player in portable cose.
Demonstrotor ----------------- 1915 Gl.99
! Music Master Sinele-speed Record Ms
Pioyer IN portable case; denonstrotor 1926 1898
! kiddie Record Ployer 7s rpm. only;
demonstration --L-------------- S.Sa 800
! 1851 Zenith AM-FM, 3-speed. Auto @&N
motto Record Ployer Combination, s
blond eobinet; floor sompe model
l083E 1895 z44.95
s Syvonio Tobie Rodos, ivory Plastic
cases. 4 tubes plus reetifIer; model
0IU7 ZL.S9 1879
I 1851 Philco Portable Rodio, AC-DC
bottery operation; maroon eose; -
denonstrotor model 64l -------.- 1926 36.9S
ansburgh,s- APPLIANCES-41S Seventh ST.
or through the Arcade, Main Bldg
Evening star., 1952-03-13
TEEN SHOP SAVINGS!
STATIONERY
RUGS

Twist Weave Rugs; wool foce: grey;
4'6"x5"
Wilton Rug; wool face; green: 4'x6
Wilton Rug; wool foee; greer; 6'xS';
half price! - !.
Wilton Rug. wool foce. beige. l2'x7'4"
2 Administer Rugs; wool and rryon: floral
potten; oxl2 ----------
Administer Rug; wool face; key de-
sign; cccco; 9'xlT3"
Administer Rug; wool and royon: rose;
as Is; o'xl5
! Administer Rug; wool foce; key de-
sign; grey; S'x12' -----------
! Wilton Rug; wool face; grey; os IS;
.l2'xl3'
| Wilton Rug; wool foce; beige; os IS;
lz'xls' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
YAA s1aasevhsa = fffS q RAnsRfh
Evening star., 1952-03-13
HOME DECORATING

l5n vds sold-coor easement Cloths, 1870
4sa vide: ossorted coIors; yord LAG 80
soc;
50 Decorotor souple squores zfor$ ST 70
so Home Plonnino and Decorating LooG 4.
Books l25 10
* sv;ndow sbudes. ossorted sizes and 65cto sset
eoiors 3.15 50
rnr.hv,ch,.-pRApERrEs-FouythF floor
Evening star., 1952-03-13
EXCEPTIONAL
FUR CLEARANCE

1/3 TO Z2 orr
Beautiful 4-skin Stone Morten
Scorfs - -. 4'------
Four-skin Asiotic Morten Seorf-
s Sport Roccoon Coots with dyed
nouton lamb trim --------- ]
Z Loowood- dyed Mouton lomb
Coots, sizes 10 and ID ----- ]
Brown-dyed Ldpin tsheored rob- .
bit) coot, beautifully lined -----
Novy-dyed Lopin tsheored robbiu
& Joeket ------------ !
I DYED Mouton Lamb Short Coot.
sPlu,
Lnnsburoh,s-FUR SALoN-SSel
Evening star., 1952-03-13
!. cLEAR A nee
D 100 prs. Orig. 8.95
Orig. 22.S5
RAY0N SUITS

10 Royon suits. fully lined. Long and short ~
iuekets. flored and straight skirts Checks and
solid coiors. Broken sizes. 4
L1nsbargh's- FASHION CENTER
Second Floor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-22

The person who always says what re thinks is hon.
est but unpopular.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-22
Tornado Hits Arkansas, Tennessee,
]. Missouri is! y i, Killing At Least Ib; :
Hundreds Injured; Damage Great

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. R--SpHing
tornados zig-zagged a path Of
death, destruction and human mis-
cry across, four Southern, states
late Friday. Early today the num-
Der Of reported dead stood at 1857.
Hundreds Of others we're injured
and still more were left homeless
by the black. Whirling winds in
Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee and
Mississippi. Property and livestock
losses were tremendous.
The death toll was expected to
mount as rescue operations ex-
panded at daylight in a score y.
more of devastated towns.
The Little Rock Gazette figured
the dead in Arkansas alone at l23.
based on reports from its reporters
and correspondents. An area by.
are checklist compiled by The
Associated Press listed l03 in Ark
ansas. N
Missouri counted Ia dead in the
charlottesville area. in the south
western part Of the state near
Arkansas. West Tennessee re-
ported % fatalities and North Mis-
sissippi counted seven1 killed.
The storms, forecast | y the us.
Weather Bureau, swirled a deadly
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trail from Southwest Arkansas to
the states northeast tip.
Hardest hit was the strawberry
producipg area of White County,
Ark, where 62 dead were counted.
The towns of Judsonia and Bald
Knob, about so miles northeast Of
Little Rock, were practically lev
eled. The only building unscathed
in Judsonia was the Methodist
Church.
A portion Of Searcy, the county
seat of White County. was dam
aged but no deaths were reported
there.
1.-THE damage and human suf-
lfering is terrific" said Marvin
Crittenden, director Of relief serv-
ices for the Arkansas Welfare De-
partment. THE whole highway
south from Searcy looks like pic.
ture-shoW scenes of battle fields.
It's awful"
Gov. Sid McMath, who arrived
at Scarcy early Friday night, said
the ruin and suffering in that area
IS terrible, terrible. Z
The American Red Cross re-
ported ii had ordered disaster
workers .frtMf ali over the coun.
try into the stricken areas.