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who are found to be "insane" ct the
time the offenSe was committed. That
case does not affect in any way the
protection that the community has had
in such cases.
Under our law, when verdict OF
mot guilty by reason Of insanity" is
entered, 1t does not mean that the de-
fendant is released from custody. On
the contrary, the law clearly empowers
the Judge to place the defendant in
the custody of the Department Of
Health, Education and Welfare. The
defendant is then placed under sur
veillance and is treated at mental
institution so long "as the public safety
and i. (ais) welfare require" He
should not be released until the au-
thorities of the institution are reason
ably certain that his mental condition
viii not result in the commission of new
crimes.
The point is that the defendant is
not punished by being put in jail. In
stead, he is treated for his mental
condition. But he is in custody in
either event. The Durham case does
not affect this practice, which pre-
ceded the case and which is still
followed.
It is true that the trial Judge has
discretion and is not compelled by
law to commit to mental institution
defendant acquitted on grounds of
insanity at the time the crime was
committed If the defendant is sane at
the time of trial. But this discretion,
NH "A in1A o,al
and irresistible impulse" tests were
followed. 1t was not the result of the
Durham case. There is, therefore, no
basis for the statement in The Stars
editorial of October that the "new
rule" will "bring about the release of
criminals from whom the public should
be protected"
am confident that as judges,
lawyers and pSychiatrists become ac-
customed to operating under the Dur
ham rule, the result will be a more
accurate determination of which de-
PENDANTS should be treated because of
insanity" and which should be pun
iShed by Imprisonment In Jail. Beyond
this point, as The Star has vigorously
insisted, there is much to be done to
provide better psychiatric facilities and
improved rules and standards. Dur
hams rule makes possible genuine and
fundamental progress in the co-opera-
tion between psychiatry and criminal
administration. 1t represents con-
splcuous advance which, believe, will
result in improved administration of
the criminal law to the benefit of
both the accused persons and the
community. Abe Fortas,
Shoot the Losers?
According to Vice President Nixon,
the American people in 1852 pro-
nounced Adlai Stevenson unfit" to be
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Pen-non,es may be used If letters carry
10riters' correct names and addresses.
All letters are subject to condensation.
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Shoot the Losers?

According to Vice President Nixon,
the American people in 1852 pro-
nounced Adlai Stevenson unfit" to be
President. We must face up to the
problem of candidates who continue
to seek public Office after rejection by
the people.
A Soviet major who fed to the West
said that if democracy loses to COM
munism, it will be because under democ-
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500 NORTHWEST DIR.
R11RNr Mills VILLAGE

Beautiful center-hall rambler with
3 twin-size bedrms.. : baths, lge.
liv rm. with fireplace, splendid
dining rm.. very attractive all-elec-
rm c with With fireplace a-car garage.
Open Sunday, till dark. From
silver Spring, come out Colesville
I'd, turn left at the Village sign.
ROBERT E HEATER, Agent. JU.
9-0031. once in the Village.
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NO CASH
9 WAYS
IN HAND NOW

Is this seldom listed pre-
war Cape Cod in choice North
Arlington, WAVERLY HILLS.
Bus. schools. stores Just around
the corner. EVERY HOME
I Kan cons;st. II oR Rvine 100 no0r
pri Tnlts' pofch WitS f, aSSt ne
2 twin bedrooms, tile bath.
equipped kitchen. . more twin
bedrooms on End floor. 2nd
tile bath. HOT-WATER HEAT.
SLATE ROOF. Barbecue and
fireplace in delightful private
yard. A classy home for only
S20.95O. Shown by appoint
ment by phoning IA. 10000.
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ARL.-FAIRFAX-FALLS CHURCH
A Switch in Time

sooner or later you re gong
to trade that equity you've
built UP in your home for a
home you've dreamed of
building. Take ADVANTAGE of
this owners custom = designed
RUSTIC BRICK RAMBLER
only one year old. The lot
choice. 100000. fits perfectly
into this glamorous freed set
ting. Hall entrance. AFT.
living room. fireplace and pic
ture window overlooking view
of MINIATURE SWIMMING
POOL l4-ft. dining room.
oversize kitchen complete with
washer and dryer. 3 twin bed
rooms { l paneled). 24x20 pine
paneled recreation room, pic
ture window and walk-out to
PRIVATE FLAGSTONE PATIO.
Maids room and Bird bath.
Dashboard hot-water heat.
Excellent financing. A rare
offering at S26,950. Shown by
appointment by phoning ia.
10000.
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HEIGHTS : Attractive;
well-built. S,rm. and sleeping porch
home; excel. cond.; on Ice. lot
Has semiprivate apartment ideal for
parents or in-laws living with fam
lily. Well-planned kitchens, ceramic
tiled bath. z lee. closets. lge. scr,
porch; dry bsmt,, "a bath; gas h.
VIII; Gear gar; workshop. I" ex-
5 min. walk to schools. shopping CEN
tiers. churches. 20 min. by bus to
city and U. of Md.
Reduced to $4,000. direct from
owner Reasonable trems. Call UN'
FOREsTVILLE-oNLY Sl2,950
3-BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER
Two . y5s Od fun ssmt down Ss is sn
move mo; s'f in; Vacant now. Mrs. Cox,
LII. e-Si36. ATLAS REALTY Co,
Observation-Disclosures
DIN, SIS MO. INCL. TAXES. ms.
Beautiful scmidet. "-story; large hv.
rm., din. rm., full bsmts: gas &C:
heat. Mr.. Jones. AP. 7-S9SS. COX
g. CO. UN. 4-l5.6. IL
CATHOLIC SCHOOL ONE BLOCK
OUR sF 4ARK OF S sq RRTRSs Pa slsbo
1903 HOPEWELL AVE.
screened front porch. Fireplace. in
liv. rm.. separate din. rm.. kitchen
with new stove and refgr., > bed
rooms and bath. Large dormitory
type rm. full length of home on Ind
fl. with half bath. Lovely recreation
room with bath and bar in base.
ment. One block from transp. anc
shopping. near New Hampshire anc
East-West highway. Mr.. Clark. RIA
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2006
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LANGLEY PARK

Attractive, 3-bedrm. rambler. Just
placed on market. De luxe GE kit
with dishwasher and Disposall; semi
finished rec. rm. in basement with
bar; Anchor-fenced yard; property
in excellent condition. Monthly pay.
ments only S7S incl. everything
Call MR.. LOVING. ST. 3-046S OIL
OIL. 4-490S. III
RIGGS MANOR-LEWISDALE
OPEN SUN, l TO 5
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ALEXANDRIA
OPEN SAT.-SUN., l TO 6
TREMENDOUS VALUES
BRICK RAMBLERS

Come early. Only 9 left. One Of
the finest residential sections Of
Alexandria. West Of Russell I'd
Quiet and very convenient. 10 min
to Washington. Walking distance
to churches, public and parochia
schools. l blk. to bus. These beau.
tiful homes have been built by 9
master builder and offer such flint
features as copper plumbing. full
dry basement with excel. space fol
rec. rm. lear garage; lge.. fun,
equip. kitchens, living rm with fire.
places, picture windows. 3 bedrms
tiled bathroom, gas heat. land
scaped lots, approx 65xl24 Eeau-
tiful view and thousands Of other
features making these homes the
best buy for 1854. Prices range
from Sl7.4S0 to S17.6S0. Can b
purchased under CT with as low a:
100 down. Or conventional with
$4,000 down. To reach sample
house. follow Russell I'd. and turr
on either West Glendale ave. OF
Summers dr.. follow arrow signs
Malcolm Matheson, Jr., Inc, Build.
ers.
BELL REALTY co.
XII. s-1s6s KI. s-1s6s
Ill
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DOCTOH-DENTIST
uOME-OTFTTE

wv i S4S-OG4N l. 4O
HOME-OFFICE
Palmer hwy. and Annapolis express
way. clover leaf. In the nucleus
of high density population. Flu
ture Prince Georges regional center.
Conservative reproduction cost ap-
praisal, $50. 1000. Reduced to S37,-
500 for quick sale. Fruit trees,
home garden spot, shrubbery. Shown
by appt
PHILLIPS H. CLARKE CO.
ROGERS HEIGHTS, MD.
WA 7-11S2 WA. 1861
After z PM Call Joe King
WA. 1851
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OPEN SUNDAY, ] TO 6
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
2905 18th ave.-FeatureS hv. rm.
with log burning frepl. guest-sized
din. rn.. woman'S dream for a
kit. Built-in breakfast nook, push
button double oven stove, large re-
fer; 3 large bedrms. and bath End
f.; full bsmt., screened Side-porch.
shade trees. fenced yard; Sl7.950.
Terms. WEST REAL ESTATE 10.
Q-Q3OO Ill
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A Rare Offering
On Bradley Blvd.
3 At River Rd.
S57.5O0

Placed upon the choicest sos acres in
this area. with . frontage Of approx.
500 feet on Bradley blvd. and It's
dignifed entrance on KENDALL
ROAD. sets q gem like residence IN
truly breathtakinR SURROUNDINGS.
Here you will find on a commanding
elevation. reached through q most
beautiful fower-decked circular
driveway. custom-built. prewar
lifetime home, with a badge of pres
tise. offering every comfort and con-
venience. including a bedroom and
bath on the first floor.
II you are on the market for B or
bedroom home of this character.
appreciate leiSurely living. vet eco
an undiSturbed future. then this rare
Offering merits your consideration.
QhnNrrn h1l AnnOinfnoanf
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HOUSES sALE-vA. tcens.,

OLDER HOME ON 2 ACRES-FaIls
Church. nr. shopping. transportation
and schools; 4 bedrooms, modern
kitchen. Only S17,5O0 for quick
sale GAERTNER & ADAMS, ia.
BY OWNER-2-l level contemporary.
bedrms. IA baths, wooded N-acre
lot, carport. S19,95O. CT loan
possible JE. 4-2745. No brokers.
6l3 ACRES, 3-bedrm. house; lge. hv.
rm., tile bath, full bsmt.,. oil heat;
Reduced for quick sale, $13.5O0.
EdgeWater 0-5S31 III
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SFhINU IINIE IS BURSTING UU1
around country home on . Sc
Guided acres near Centreville. Va
ModerniZed. remodeled r-roorn an.
fl. rambler farm house > bedrooms
= baths. modern dining Kitchen
din rrn., . unusual stone flreplaces
pine paneling in several rooms: M.
merous outbuildingS and ample pac,
for gardening. outdoor hobbies. small
and large pets: S19.950. Week erd.
and evenings call Browning A-S36S
III
contract accepted or
this cute home. Mr.. Columbia pike
large cleo. kitchen. separate din.
bedrms. and nursery; screened
R RESnTY. sG 1E. ea;-s4oo. acre 10 ttSN
REDUCED TO &lI,2OO-Falls Church
-2-bedrm. rambler. yrs. old. mr.
new school. Very little down
OWNER. Crescent 3-26f6. Ill
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HARD TO FIND!!!!!

Almost new 3-bedroom brick rambler
of larger proportion. featuring.
basement. beautiful shaded grounds.
Colonel transferred. immediate oc-
cupancy, underpriced at SlS,90O.
Call JU. 9-S010 till Q.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT e. INSURANCE co.
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NON-GI-Only 81 300 cash. .S79 mo-.
buys this 3-bedrm. semidetached
brick near East Riverdale: Might
handle with smalled cash. Call
SMILEY, INC, UN. 4-S260 for
appointment. III
RAMBLER-3 bedrms.: lot 60x170
it., mr.. schools, transp.; $500 down,
assume CT loan. Cedar 3-6262. -1e
HOME AND INCOME. 1902 4Oth pl.,
HyattSville-Cape Cod. two apis,
sep. entrances; complete baths. two
refriserators; full basement; garage;
oil heat: large corner lot. Open for
lnSDectiOn
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AyoNDALE TERRACE-7-room brick
sit1 Gn on mr. is s fenced Gna lot e'! Ths
house is in excel cond With mir
rored fireplace, carpeting and rec.
nm. 5407 goth pl.. just off of Chill
term erms I'd ce GPe9 owN E g. uS Son 49ssi
BERwYN HGrs., 5sth and quebec
built rambler. S13.-
500. 1Ofs down. De luxe kit. and
bath, 3 bedrms.. full bsmt. TO. g.
BRENTWOOD. $I1,5OO-vet or non
vet. Attractive 2-bedroom bungalow;
q den. large, equipped kit; full bsmt.;
gas h.-w.h.; garage; level. fenced
sehoo SONY e eafs Enc e P Io@ER
CAMP SPRiNGs AREA tS.E0. MD
2.bedrm. home. ! acre. fenced.
lbs. JOHN CHRoNAKER. RE; g.
CHEvERLY-By OWNER. Brick ram.
bier, 3 bedrms., eft. living rm..
fireplace; corner lot with trees,
fenced. yard. Near schools. bus. YIN.
coIIEGt;E PARK a-bedroom
Cape Cod. Attrac. kitchen and di-
nette.. tiled bath, full bsmt,; deep
s Sale with by b SFiTeTay I'M Peg 4o{ h aye
CoLLEGE PARK PROPER. 7407 Co
lumbia ave-, open Sun: ] till dark.
house years old and in excellent
$13.950. Down College ave. or Cal
vert I'd. to Columbia ave. COHEE
COLLEGE PAKK-Cape Cod. . bed
rms, expandable; newly redec;; full
bsmt.. patio and outside flrepl.: mr..
bus and streetcar. Call AP. 1890.
COLLEGE PARK PROPER - open
Sun, til dark, 460S Beachwood
I'd; beautiful 3-bedrm., Georgian
style home in choice section Of
College Park: large liv. nm. with
firepl., family size din. nm, lge.
modern. kit, knotty pine rec. rm.
with bath; slate roof: 2-car garage
CoHEE REALTY CO., UN. $3.50
COLLEGE PARK-Assume 40 Gl
loan; 2-bedrm. brick; separate din
s,SSv8 exp ;v, attic ;oo andscaped lot
1915 sind ave. Cane Cod; 4 bedrms.,
din. rm.. breakfast nook, cleo. kit.
fecr. rm.; full bSmt.; h.-wh.: ga
rage; Close to shopping. JAMES E
FOREST HEIGHTs. ao4 Oneida way
and bath; corner lot 75xI25. fencet
IN; convenient to schools and shop
ping; excellent terms can be ar
ranged. NEwCOMB REALTY 6ERv
A. S6; Nj HoU ISso: u; acres
fronting $40 feet on paved road
5000, WE 5-557Q, Ill
, 1954-11-04
LOST

Savings Bank Book Nc. 1853
having been reported lost or stol-
len, the holder thereof is hereby
requested to present it to the
Bank within tl2) weeks from
this date, otherwise the Book
will be cancelled and a new one
issued IN its place at the expira-
ton Of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted, Branch
October 3. 1854
, 1954-11-04
NOTICE. TO
TELEPHONE

Effective Immediately, all
ali bills covering telephone
subscriptions as well as
charges for overseas telephone
conversations will be payable
either at the telephone busi-
ness office, located at the of
flee of the Division of Person
mel, Christiansted, or at the
West Indies Bank and Trust
Company, Frederiksted. The
Cashiers Of the Department Of
Finance in Christiansted and
Frederiksted will no longer re-
ceive these payments. Pay
ments BY mail should be adj
dressed to, Business Office,
ST. Croix Telephone Service,
Christiansted, St. Croix, Y. I.S
In order to avoid discontin-
uance Of service, all subscrib-
ers IN arrears are urged to
make an immediate settle
ment Of their accounts.
Department Of Finance, st.
Croix, v. +, October 10, 1854.
L. h. CONRAD
Asst. Director Of Finance &
, 1954-11-04
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Post Office Department
is requesting bids for the hire
of motor vehicles, BY THE
without driver, for
Use in the city delivery ser
vice, during the fiscal year
June 80, 1855 at the
post office, christiansted, vi.
Bids will be accepted until
November 8, 1854. Detailed in
formation and bid forms may
be secured from the Postmas-
ter, Christiansted, vi.
w il. Armstrong. Postmaster
, 1954-11-04
Savings Bank Book No. C-4644

Savings Bank Book Nc. C-4b44
having been reported lost or stol-
len, the holder thereof is hereby
requested to present it to the
Bank within (12) weeks from
this date, otherwise the Book
will be cancelled and q new one
issued in its place at the expira-
ton Of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted, Branch
October %, 1854
, 1954-11-04
CCLUMBIA'S 200TH

ON THIS DAY, precisely 200 years ago, the signature
Of King George II was affixed to the charter which brought
into being Kings College, now transformed BY time and
circumstances into Columbia University SO spoke Dr.
Grayson Kirk, president Of Columbia at the final ceremony
Of the Universitys y~earlong bicentennial celebration. The
place was the Cathedral Of s., John the Divine, the time Sun
day, October 81. 1854
THIS TWO-HOUR ceremony, during which AS honor
airy degrees were awarded, saw the bringing together Of dis
tngished scholars and statesmen from the old and the new
world, including the Queen Mother Of Britain, the Vice
President Of India, the West German Chancellor, the Secre-
taryGeneral of the United Nations, the Chief Justice of the
United States, the ttular head of the Democratic Party Of
the United States, and two Russian scientists representing
the Soviet Academy Of Sciences.
IN THE 200 years that Columbia has been a going con
Germ, there is no part Of the world where her graduates have
not spread her Influence, and the Virgin Islands are no ex-
ception. Already serving with distinction in these parts are
attorney Aimeric Christian, Superintendent Of Education
Pearl Larsen, Assistant Superintendent Of Education Juanita
Caroline and Jane Tuht and not many years ago, District
Attorney James A. Bough, and quite recently Eugene Francis.
DEMOCRACY, because it can survive and thrive only
in an atmosphere of true enlightenment which gives express
sion TO curiosity must have institutions Of learning dedicated
to that very task. and Columbia has established herself as
just such a fortress.
BLOCH CENTER FOR BETTER VISION
AND HEARING
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security" President Eisenhower
declared. This concert of ac-
tion will. ] am convinced, foster
the spirit of cooperation and
desire for continuing association
which have been evident in the
free nations and which are es-
sential for their future safety
and welfare.
"One Of the principal specific
consequences of the new ar
rangements will be the addition
Of q substantial increment of
German resources to the Atlantic
defense system. At the same
time, ] want to emphasize the
fact that these agreements are
founded upon the profound
yearning for peace which Is
shared by all the Atlantic
peoples.
No Nation Endangered.
"The agreements endanger no
nation. On the contrary, they
represent one of history's first
great practical experiments in
the international control of
ornaments.
Moreover. their fundamental
significance goes far beyond the
combining of strength to deter
aggression. Ultimately, we hope
that they will produce a new
understanding among the free
peoples Of Europe and a new
spirit of friendship which will
inspire greater cooperation in
many fields of human activity"
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ORGANIZATION and the new Buis-
sels Treaty Organization, the
Western European Union :,
The President pointed out that
West Germany win regain full
sovereignty in both its external
and internal affairs under an
agreement that the occupation
regime be brought to an end.
He conceded the arrangements
embodied in the agreements are
complex but declared their pur-
poses are simple, adding:
"The federal republic is placed
on basis of full equality with
other states. The military
strength of the federal strength
will be combined with other
countries In the Atlantic COM
fnunity in such a way that the
development and use of the Ger
man military contribution will be
in accordance with the common
need"
Fosters Cooperation.
He said West Germany will
be fully associated with the At
lantic community through MEM
bership with NATO and with
the European community
through membership in the
Western European Union.
"The procedures and institu-
tions which are the subject of
these agreements make 1t in
evitable that the states involved
will act closely together in the
matters most important to their
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The Sun and Moo

Rises Sets
sun. today 6:51 am. 4:54 pm
sun, & tomorrow 6.52 am. 4.54 pm
Moon, today 1915 pm. l1.44 am
Automobile lishts must be turned OF
onehalf hour after sunset.
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Carper nor Taylor. took the stand
The jury found both men not
guilty.
That, freed Taylor of any
completely in the alleged marco
tics protection racket. 1t. Car
per. however, still faced trial on
two other indictments - one
charging he received pay-ofs to
protect dope peddler Randolph
(Catfish) Turner, the other
charging him with accepting at
leasts $500 in bribes from dope
peddler Ann Simcoe. The Sim
coe woman was named as CO.
consiprator but not as a de-
fendant.
The Government announced or
November 4 that it would dis.
miss these two remaining indict-
ments.
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Continued From First Page.)
saying he was ditching the plane
in the water and giving his esti-
mated position OF the North
Carolina coast.
When the patrol plane sent
It's distress signal, the Marine
plane. an F3D Skynight jet. was
only go miles from the posi-
tiorl given. It Immediately was
diverted. At 9 pm, it radioeo
it had sighted no wreckage OF
survivors. BY then the jet hao
sufficient fuel for only q hall
hour aloft. It leyer reported
again.
A native of Naaticoke, Penna.,
Seaman Garlenski came to Wash
ington in l945. He was graduated
from the Anacostia High School
in 1851 and has been employed
at the Army Map Service for the
past three years.
Young Garlenski was in his
second enlistment in the Naval
Reserve. He had served five
years. He was an organizer OF
the Diggers Club, in Silver
Spring, a group of motorcycle
and hotrod enthusiasts.
Last February he won the first
annual 140-mile, cross-country
motorcycle race.
\ Besides his mother and step
father, Cecil R. Coffman, he has
a brother. Girard Cecil, 8.
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--AP wirephoto.

of Sussex has about 66 per cent
Negro population.
Chairman Gray and a large
number Of the commission mem
bers have taken a strong stand
against integration.
OF the 143 scheduled organi-
cations and individuals, Mrs.
Campbell was No. II on the list.
There were 10 members of the
General Assembly who were in
the lead-of group.
Numerous Statewide organ
izations, such as the National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People, the
Presbyterian Synod of Virginia,
Virginia Teachers Association,
Virginia Congress. of Parents
and Teachers and the League of
Virginia Counties, reserved time
for statements.
Among individuals and organ
izations from Northern Virginia
are the following:
The town of Stephens City,
Alexandria City Wide Council of
Parent Teacher Associations:
Hopkins Hose Association of
Alexandria. the town of Elkton,
Alexandria Lodge of the Elks of
the World-a Negro group; Ar
lington Council Of Church
Women; Highland County super
visors: Rappahannock County
supervisors: Kenneth H. Hooley
of Fairfax: Albemarle County
supervisors; Arlington Executive
Committee of Community Coun-
Gil for Social Progress.
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pay during the years of my serv-
ice prior to my suspension"
with every good wish, ] am.
Respectfully"
The 53-year-ol Carper had
been a member of the Police
Department since March 2. 1925.
Taylor, 40. joined the force on
July !. 1889.
Both Suspended in 1852.
Both have been under suspen-
sion from the force since May,
1852. when they were indicted
on charges of conspiracy and
accepting bribes from narcotics
peddlers.
Their troubles began in March,
1852, when James r. (Jim
Yellow Roberts, former narcotics
kingpin here. told a Senate Dis
trict Crime Committee that he
had paid the policemen more
than $4,000 in bribes during
1948 and 1949.
The original indictment was
tossed out of court in November.
1853, because several United
States deputy marshals remained
In the grand jury room while
prisoner witnesses testified. Car
per and Taylor were re-indicted
last January.
They went to trial last month
charged with one count of con-
Spiracy and four counts of brib-
cry involving the alleged accept
ance of a total of $4,000 from
Roberts.
During the trial all but the
conspiracy count and one bribery
charge were dismissed asxto Tay-
lor. 1t. Carper's case went to
the jury on one conspiracy count
and four bribery counts. Key
Government witnesses included
a number of convicted narcotics
sellers and addicts. Neither