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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02

MAIDS And MatrOns, Attention:
Mrs. o. B. Williams, 4445 First
Ave. So, will entertain the Twin
City Maids and Matrons Bridge
club, Saturday, Jan. 10, 1858.
Visiting Wife: Professor Charles
Beasley arrived home Wednesday
Dec. "a, to spend the Christmas
holidays with his wife, Mrs.
Juanita Beasely, 1924 Portland
Ave, and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Beasley Sr., 37O1
Fourth Ave. So. Prof. Beasley
teaches at Tuscumbia College,
Tuscumbia, Ala.
Staff Sgt. Leaves: Staff Sgt.
and Mrs. Frank Jackson, of Camp
Edward, Mass. left Friday, Dec.
&c, after spending the holidays as
the house guests of Mr.. Willis
Gates, 3947 Second Ave. So.
Visiting son: Rev. and Mrs T.
r. Hendon of Chicago and son,
Edmond. are the house guests of
their son and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Coleridge Hendon, 1895
Fourth Ave. So. They arrived on
Christmas morning and will spend
the holidays here.
Guest OF Mother: Mrs. Ethel
Mack of Chicago is the house
guest of her mother, Mrs. Sadie
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02
MINNEAPOLIS

Jan. 3--Rev. and Mrs. B. Nc
Connel, 5l2 Colfax Ave. No, 80
years: Mr.. and Mrs. Rooney, 1l07
Emerson Ave. So.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02
Wedding Anniversaries
i. PAUL

Jan, 4--Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Robinson, 800 Iglehart Ave-, Is
years.
Jan. 5-Mr. and Mrs. Christie
pher Durand, 1872 w. Central Ave,
eight years.
Jan. Mr.. and Mrs. II. RAN
som Coins, 500 Fuller Ave. 10
years.
Jan. S-Mr. and Mrs. William
England, 474 st. Anthony Ave, Ss
years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Jan. 3-Mrs. William Ewing,
1920 goth Ave. So; Mrs. Burie
Carmichael Jr., 3744 Fifth Ave.
So; Evelyn Kopp, 253 Second
Ave. So; Rev. E. Henderson, 1929
Bryant Ave. So.
Jan. ALVIN Peery, 1929
Fourth Ave. So; Edgar Jackson,
100 Bryant Ave. No.
Jan. 5-Mrs. Barbara Walls,
1920 Fifth Ave. So; Bessie Lee
Laws, $40 18th Ave. So.
Jan. Crank w. Terry, 1912
First Ave. So; Mrs. Frank w.
Terry, 1912 First Ave. So; Lille
Davis, Minneapolis.
Jan. 7-Obert Lear, 2915 Gar
field Ave. So; Louise NJ. Turner,
511 Aldrich Ave. No; Arlene
Moses, 4S1 Bryant Ave. No; c. M,
Sanders, 3OO9 Garfield Ave. So.
Jan. s-Margery H. Buckner,
912 Fifth Ave. So; Mrs. B. S,
Smith, 1913 Fourth Ave. So; Mrs.
Marie O'Shields, 1874 Hyland Ave.
No; Willard Jones, 3343 Fourth
Ave. So.
Jan. 9-Garnett Davis, 512 18th
Ava So. Million ShankS 37l2
Fourth Ave. So; Scott Daniel,
2461a Fourth Ave. So; Earl
Burnaugh, 1904 Fifth Ave. So.
Out-Of-TOwn Birthdays
Jan. 3-Frank MCLEAN, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Jan. Erred Williams, Des
Moines, Iowa.
Jan. 9-Mrs. Esther Hancock,
Chicago, III.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-02

An attorney friend said the
bravest man he ever knew was the
young man who hailed a taxi TO
carry him to his bankruptcy hear
ing and then invited the driver in
as a creditor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04
Virginia Sticks To Tradition,
Elects Democratic Governor

into a wilh az rs fores. . 40
Dalinn n MS easy draw when
Ne eonceded ne race.
slanieys eampaiKn dldm1 samm
70 - entehing co unfil : few -.
go and apparenlly he waa s.inueh.
ing them" Then Daiinn nranas~e
lae maiioa aolar Favenna 49,
issue for Foad Improvement. a.
Byrd. pFoud a ViFslma's aaha.free
record ard parsnt "a the states
pay'as-yoa-eo system. cane CT
swinaing.
Re VS. fsllowsd ~ ex-Gox
y Liam u. Tuck. now ) eoarress-
man, Sen. A wis Rohertnon 40
Battle TIE blg guns e ths parly
went 70 woFk. And slaniay's 80.
quarasrs hegan 10 effsr hrlehfer
estimates e the eiinailnn
Ffom he hems q BerryvIIls
byrds eammsni @ ne ouleoms
was.
rs returns spsak iur sAsm.
salyes."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04
Reds Tell Dean
HeHas Not
Helped Plans


pANMuN5oM M-Ths CnmmnD
niSss today hlunglv luld Americas
envoy Arthmr Dean thay feel ~
has faded ta advance anyiAlnr
gseful~ IN efiorsn 10 re- tha Korean
peace eonleranes undeFway.
Dean called ne Rec alatamenl
tie sane ed propasnaaa %.
hoiler.
ne diplomats aol nowAers n
her meeting. Thsy wEl meet Cor
TIE ioth tine a. II an. Thursday
% pm. EST We6nnnaayl.
Dean tod nswamen he Set tAG
tine. plaee and eompaallinn of rs
peace pariey eeuld b handed GU
iD auocommitleRs for nimmlammeuaa
dlseasslons. Bul Ae has ~ eixen
tbs plnn o. me CnHamunis1s.
he Communinfs Wednesday a..
grAly aeeused tha uniaed states a
vlolaling ne Korean nrmlsliea b
siGninG : defense pact win soufh
Korea.
Tha preliminary paaee talks ars
sialled b ned demands tat nen
trails Be inysisd - lhs peaee eon
ference.
Dean. sena 10 Koeea % meal
3or TIE eoautriea whirh loaahl
undsF ~ unaed Natioaa Ca
IN Korea, s hound b . IN
Fesalution pruxldla9 nat helliksr
enis should work CT the peace
BET Dean has tod the Reds Ne Z
wiillng b talk ever ths neufra
dispuis Il thsy I'll first agree "a
q Tine End place Coz TIE eonfsr
@mea.
Desplls tAe eontlnnsd dsadlerA
Dsan said ka nolad - mere rea
sonahle tore" In Communist afnin
NESTS Wednesday aad said ne I'll
ls hopefd tha tie SIDES can nr
TAags ths already delayed coulsr
ence.
NsrtA Korea's fsrslea mlalssry
eounciiior, K Sd Bak. ehlgl
apokesman Or TIE Commnuisl
SIDE. declares IN . loag statement
Wednesday tat Soush Koreas
PFe&ideni syngman Rhne -,
epenly tAreeienea ana i 50
hFeatening % launeA attaskns
agalnsi NortA Kosea 81 De sna .
en- montha afisr tAa truce sirnin,
last July ~.
Dean rspilsd ~ dselarinx me-.
and Ne grsas Rspuhlie q KorsI
hnve every tntemlian 10 ehnerv.
ne aFmistee agreemeng, b hnrsA
ex ne eaune ef wuri6 peace 80
y eoterxa tAe eommilmemss asve.
" ne united States" u tha H..
Delles eommaniqae Aag. I.
IN fAia khes premises ts ohsnrvg
we armlsiiea and bofh natisn,
axreed tat 4 afaE - aays y
poll1eai eoufsrenes tksy fssi 4 I
ttlng newhars shan ahs to -.
unna vi eoasuli ahous wifAarawl
Nc and paFauing cher means 4,
achieve a. peace ior Korsa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

RICHMOND, Va. W-VhAimls
slmek ~ - emsiom sd name<
mmnshnr nemoeTalie apHeEmoF IN I
asnnral eiaeiinn yesterday fhal
nd sha peM aFnamlzafinn a
So Harry y. nyF6 wen ahis q
hamlis - mnni ssrinus Republienn
eAalienee.
1hsmas =. nlsnley, q. a hHFnl
ere manafnriaf1F and feFmef
enmaFmsamam 30 eampaiAnad
iafsniv 60 - eEs.nlzatiea reesrd.
anfnaima I'd nalaen. az. a staia
Scatter nnd cor nntlanai eemmii.
tnsmam.
- IA isaing b slanlsy ~ . vois
ef aia.Na3 D. f1SSe8 co ne haaia
of nnnrlT eampaeta Tsturas fFom
lha sialn's lalB nnAlma places. Dal.
60 Fnn ~ - 49, voie snd ths
hRaRal percaniaas ever scored hy
. nepuhHenn - q Virginia racs
fnE nusNHME.
nalson, alven z hoosl ~ the
Eunhnwar picanFy a last pear.
fha eieefium e fhrea nepuhllean
emaGossmam g. lhs dlaenthanl'
menf q same Dsmoerais who pul
pan AZ she hlame &C. iasl pear en-
bYr9. SO : sha6a bstiar thaa a
Der cent a lha Noia ~ klanley1
tspius. Inaspsn6enl Reward Car
wlla, q thlrd eamddala wilA ~ ol
&c vote. waa no Iaclm.
TIC hast pFeVioua allnra az tha
nepuhlleans wna ~ psr ees1 b tha
elakilnm laF egsmnaR IN ls@-a
gar, e. wns Us ona. folleuing .
VlxHlnia vola IT, Q Rapubliean
pgeG6emi
slaniey TAKES ever fFsm Gov.
Juhn 8 Battle &c 1an 1e Vlralnia
asNermnrR. elected fuF fourgenr
terms. nag No sneeeed tAemr
mal8es IN efIlen.
Dnltna. NE - nemocrnile ean
palan ehlaiIalna. knew h -
Bysd'a aleu- ATTACK IN tha fln&I
to wesk1 a the eampalam to
kept hin iEom pessihly aeorlng .
BIS upasA e. aa laasi makima 4
eloaer.
Il ihlnk | rs innzhlaa ia
pretty knen unGa fha Eenalaf -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04
LIVE BOMB POUND

BALTIMORE 9-Eigha-yaaraad
Leruy Ceomhs found : liva -
pound aerial homh '.rullinn auwr
Ne alley CO has wav homa d
dinnar LAT miehl
4 homb Disposal expert said 4
aeilnlialy eontalms explosive e.
suggested 4 vas ether . BRITISH
o. Japanena mlaxlla. d was -
sseond I've bomh found Il IL
souiheFn seetioa q ne city u les
Aan . yenr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

sergne4 49,. sftuaas. lyinE - -
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O. tha IaianA ~ KsE wsss as
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80 Elmhf 80 inenss soatk-
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rnanin9 tAsaes alen9 Daxsi
street. IN N@athaasAaFtv alrae.
r@sr "a is~sss. -. - 80 !. -, 80 :.
amMien IN a MmFtmemsamFfy alFee.
ttpn oma Manarsa ThiFtY-ffse
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tea NnrtN-9wo 9HzA feet an4
FaaF fatl inrhaH. tAemea -
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thereaf - ahe effiee - tha CteFk 81
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FiuFiaAg utAMrwamm tha afieMmfaona
- sale Mltt - CoGnnlatnt WI be
iakem - eunfemmmd ~ pcs. Thia ~
tee mhalI BE pmhiiahad enn@ eMrh
weeh Ger fear fft consecutive wReke
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papeF 60 man9Taf rtFea1Aslem uh-
lieha4 - Menree Csantys NlurteA
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N2&h AAY 81 Grsabew. 1853
EAnL ~ AnAN4
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LEGAL NOTICES

-
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MN41M aNn4GEAA eEmrTFT
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rti astly Ne n 1850
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M&MHMNntfms MuFsh CmgaHfmm
49, 49, MNNEnY oRnNnwn
$50 MAAAANNn - meFwa a aang -
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49, flla tAe oEiN1nal Amawer Ia go
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tees theFeim eonsninaa wfli i.
ta&an - enn9aaaea
nVNa are ORDERED aa Rmg
yet Aenroa Coun1g. NlaFlaa. 80.
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awninaa rsm herain ana Yea a.
reantFea - serve . eaNr 81 youF
answeF 90 Paal b KsaeInaiea' g.
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-. attorney fer plainglff 80 ffle
he eFiaiaal thsTeof with a. c1svk
81 tbs aouFt - ~ hsfoFe shm aGth
go 81 NeNember. a y. t8ta. ether.
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So #&M#4
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

WANTKD;. Yuung mam inasruatsd
b permaneni positien wlth "a
tinnal cnmceFm Mmas be wlllimw 10
woFk Prefer man wifA prssiaus
reian ealilmm exparienea. active In
Zeal eivie and esmmunily affairs.
Give al dsiaas Il emplsymanl in
lsitsr.
wFsae Den ". NJ n.
efs Ks2 Wei ciGizsa
oeuiSlx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

foA LEAsE e. Rest Ar eonai.
tlaned sawe space ard olfes
spaes, - iarss psrking - sur
use q tsnants and thew eusiom.
era. Gomes ArSaas. Ti3.Tis Dusal
- ZEE kegelio ComeL Phone q
asaL ngt1a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

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yes @ manm ssn3 hoaaA Apls.
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GARAGE efEieieney ap9 Eleetrie
kitehea. coupls oaly. No PETS.
monthiy o. Ssasoh iaii FlagleF
ave ee0lSo
Efficiency Aparsmenl 10 -.
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tlt slmontoa ~ Apl q novsStx
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vaie hsth. Utilities. linens. dish.
e. furnished. NJ. and .. Mossl, lasl
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

KISNKR FuRSTrURR COMPANY
- os<k Assans Ruiseiaaa
Peens e@s1 We by ed SD
hss and Used Furuihra
nox1a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

90 bAlMi 81 enmsaew9lws lauwaa
- Ths lev Wsaa cllizsa dsilssr.
- - vouF aees. 15a wsahiv. Dial
a-ttsl. cirssisaisa D.. noxztl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

Sin@R sewing Machines
SALES service. partA Singer
sewing Maehins CO. iis coral
Way. Coral Gables. nspt7-sf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

FURNISHED house - klrhway.
eeean. Bah. aereenad porch.
very eool. eamfnrtahls. eosloo Der
montA - select tananl. - niles
noFsA ksy west Phons Hudglns,
sammWland ksy. Ne. q
nowawe6 81. n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04
Opportunities
coeFgg sHop
And RESTAURANT

Truman. ~ Ben6ix machines
Ideal for nan and wife. Priced
reasonable. Small doWa payment.
0sher inieFests make n impera.
tive 10 eel Phone 2hz7a oct5i-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

- ere AsFsex netiaaa sAas I. nm
- = =. 49,. 49, = - 80 fliea against
Fk.AEx are Rosa - rrn - 49,.
We ~ saa % tha a. a~wa@@ -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

JOB lowsr Keys pruparty. pkona
SammeFiand Key . g wriis HnA
glna. owner. sammarland KEY.
Y. o. n0sz. mon. wed sat 4
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10 BUICK eonvertibis. s7Wm
Coed motor and top. Phone 3.
go aiasr ) .. n. nsss1lx
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USED fruek an6 paasen9sF ca
tires - Nsw rsesps. an sizas
Dl<k's IRE Services. - TFuman.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-11
| News Of Music.
By Alice Eyersmon

An entire program Of Brahms
works Is rather q novelty with
the Philadelphia Orchestra but
this season Eugene Ormandy is
specializing in Brahms in his
Philadelphia concerts. His pro-
gram last night in Constitution
Hall was devoted to the great
German master and the perform
ance had the added attraction Of
Zinc FranceScatti in the violin
concerto. It was the first time
the eminent French violinist had
played Brahms here and with its
presentation last night, he
rounded out his distinguished
repertoire with orchestra.
It was superb playing through
out, full Of vitality, beautiful
sound and technical brilliance.
Mr.. Francescatti has a natural
robustness that gives sturdy
strength to his tone and great
verve to his delivery. It colored
the concerto'S lyricism with deep
fervor and seemed to blaze with
glowing hues in expressing its
stately drama. Its difficulty
offers no obstacle to Mr.. Frances
catti. whose technique is phe-
nomenal in its fluency and Sc
curity. The long and brilliant
cadenza by Fritz Kreisler. in
particular, was dispatched with
dazzling effect.
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Glasses will meet each Wednes-
day for eight weeks, from 8 to
10 pm.
French Crawford Smith, mu-
sicologist. critic and comn1enta-
tor. again viii teach the course,
devoted to instrumental music.
Richard Bales, music director
of the National Gallery Of Art,
viii appear as guest lecturer mid
way in the course.
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Ormondy and Froncescotti
Give Rewdrdinq Concert

In many respects he re-creates
the composers spirit more truly
than most viOlinists. His stall
Wart style matches that Of the
music and he feels its majestic
sentiment with like potency. The
first and third movements were
spacious in design, their pat
terms woven in the richly hued
t0nal quality he draws from the
violin. The beginning of the
Adagio was q little too forth
right for its tender song follow
ing the exquisitely played theme
by the oboe. Mr.. Francescatti
was inclined to take this move
ment in a tempo that nullifled
somewhat its fundamental rev.
erie. On the whole, the artist
is not given to much naunce.
Yet the power and vibrancy of
his playing. setting him in a
niche all his own, is something
to enjoy without too much quib-
bling.
The audience enjoyed it,
showering its plaudits on the
soloist, the conductor and on
John de Lancie, oboist. for his
fine playing. Mr.. Ormandy pro-
vides a mastery accompaniment,
blended with the violinist's in
tention most Sympathetically
and fulfilling his ideas further
in the orchestral tutti.
The conductors reading of the
Academic Festival" Overture
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was of the finest. Seldom has
the dignity of this work been
outlined so consistently or the
appropriateness of the student
songs in this environment made
so evident. The spacing of the
themes alone was something to
admire. In every way, it was a
freshened-upJ reading Of q work
too often lightly treated.
The close of the program was
reserved for the Symphony in
C Minor" and the magnificent
sorority Of this great orchestra
came into the spotlight. With
its flexibility and splendidly bali
anced color. the conductor was
able to depict not only the ire
mendous reach Of the work. it's
tension and grandeur of senti-
ment, but also the smaller ele-
ments Of serenity and melody,
with penetrating feeling. To
spend an evening with Brahms
in performances such as Mr..
Ormandy, Mr.. Francescatti and
the Philadelphians gave, was q
reWarding experience.
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HiIIcresi Group Asks Replacement Of Donohue

They also asked the District to
enlarge and repair the Anacostia
High School.
The meeting was held in the
Holy Comforter Church, Branch
and Alabama avenues Sc.
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The Hillcrest Citizens Associ-
alton last night asked President
Eisenhower to accept the resig-
nation Of Commissioner F. Jo-
seph Donohue and appoint a
man from the Southeast section
Of Washington to replace him.
In other business, the asSoci-
alton asked for immediate con-
struction Of junior high school
to accommodate the increased
population in the Southeast.
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with II before 1lec1HS.
Sharon of 5421 SW Fifth ST.,
was treated later for head cuts.
He told Policeman M. Williams
and w. E. Parks that the stolen
gun was worth SIS.
StowawayS
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TRENTON, NJ. - The New
jersey parole board has granted
parole to Ralph Cooper, the only
defendant left in the Trenton Six
murder case,
wins Ashore
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ing, Northern style" Other groups
protested too and it became some
thing of a cause celebre.
AT their first trial in 194S, the
six were sentenced to die in the
electric chair. The state Supreme
court ordered a new trial. The
second trial ended in a miStrial
when the prosecutor became i'll.
AT the third trial. Cooper and
Coils English were convicted and
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Under the grant, Cooper will
be 'paroled in November. He has
been in jail since he first was ar
rested in 1948.
Cooper was sentenced to to
10 years in prison last February
five years after the criRe. Just
before he was sentenced Cooper
told Judge Joseph E. Conlon
his five companions were at the
scene in l948 when William Hor-
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What ever it was, il will GER
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