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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24

Amstutz, organist and Francis MIS-
wander, vocalist who sang the nup-
tial numbers.
Escorted to the alter by her faith
er. the bride wore an exquisite gown
of white chantilly lace over white
satin with a filled bodice. The skirt
swept into a cathedral train. The
woke was of hyIon tulle trimmed
with rhinestone and motifs. Tiny
covered buttons fastened the bodice
in the back and the long sleeves
tapered to pbints over the brides
wrist.
Her fingertip veil was attached
to a scallopsd half hat of tulle
adorned with rhinestones and seed
pearls and he>carried cascade OF
NUNS and stephanotis.
As maid of honor Miss Wilma
Geiger, sister of fhe groom, was
attired in blue waltz-length
chromspun tafetta hress trimmed in
chantilly lace. Sha carried cascade
of pink flowers. bridesmaids, Mrs.
Norman White, Bherlyn and Jeray
Moser, sisters Of the bride, wore
! light pastel waltz length gowns.
They also carried pink flowers and
wore pink pearl4, gift of the bride.
Allison Neuenschwander served as
best man. The hshers were Chaun-
cey Basinger, Kenneth Geiger, Norm
an White and Wade and Larry
Moser.
More than $50 guests were re-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24
IEEAI NOTICE

Della Harper, Harold Harper. William
Harper, Velma Harper, Mildred HARPER, Ida
B. Holman. II. r. Stockwell, Ado Jackman
and William L, Ridenour, whose addresses
and places of residence are unknown, and
James A. Phillips. whose residence is 800
Grafton Place. Anaheim, California, and the
Unknown Heirs-at-Law, Deyisees, Begatees'
Administrators, Executors. Legal Representa-
tives. Surviving Spouses and Assigns of Miles
Collins, Deceased Della Harper, Deceased,
Harold Harper. Deceased, William HARPER:
Deceased, Velma Harper, Deceased, Mildred
Harper Deceased. Ida B. Holman, Deceased,
II. r. StockwelfTe Deceased, Wilbert j. Jack
man, DeceasejS Wilbur J. Jaekman, Deceased,
Alvin J. Jsflman. Deceased, and Emma
Phillips Deceased. all of whose addresses
take notice ithA on the ffth day q April, p
John G fMaI wen, Jr1 filed his petition
S94 Ssos Psa 1si qSS Docket '"S q 's%l saJ
Court. for VIE purno& of 8auieting the title
of certain real estate SITUATED in the City of
Lima, County of Allen, ana State OF Ohio
to-wit:
TRACT I: Inlot Number Six Thousand
Three Hundred Ninety Nine f6aeal in
the Homewood Addition to the City OF
Lima. Allen County. Ohio;
TRACT II: Inlot Number Six Thousand
Four Hundred Twenty Five (6425l IN the
Homewood Addition to the City of Lima
Allen County, Ohio;
1h9CA III. lMloT NUMBER aeten ~ ~
Eckhardt's First Oak Park Addition, in
German Township. Allen County, Ohio;
TRACT ": Inlots Numbered Nine tal
and Ten G0) in Eckhardts First Oak
Park Addition, in German Township, Al
len County. Ohio:
TRACT V: Inlots Numbered Eighty Sew
en- tS7), Eighty Eight 1881. Eighty Nine
tS9) and Ninety (90l in c. II. Eckhardts
Oak Park Addition Extended
TRACT VI: Inlot Number Ninety -Four
(94) in C. H. Eckhardt's Oak Park Ad-
dition Extended
TRACT VII: Iniot Number Ninety Five
t95) in c. Fl. Eckhardt's Oak Park Ad-
dition Extended.
The prayer of said petition is for the quiet
ing of title to said real estate and for other
equitable relief.
Said defendants are required to answer
said petition on or before the 24th day OF
July 1854, or judgment will be taken against
them.
JOHN c. MAXWELL. Plaintiff
By: F. w. Gooding. His Attorney
May 27, June 3. 10. II, "a, July /
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24
LEGAL NOTICE
Case No. 422lS
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
n ~

ALLEN COUNTY, OHIO
Rosie Collins. Plaintiff. VS. Grant Williams,
ct al, Defendants.
Grant Williams ........ Williams, first
name unknown, his wife, Joseph Lyons,
........ Lyons, first name unknown, his
wife, and Assignees, Grantees, Creditors, Un-
known Heirs, Legatees, and Legal Represen-
tatves of the said Grant Williams and
Joseph Lyons, il deceased, all being defend
ants in the above entitled action, whose pac-
es of residence, addresses and whereabouts
are unknown to said plaintiff and cannot
with reasonable diligence be ascertained. and
upon whom service of summons cannot be
made in the State of Ohio, will take notice
that on the 26th day of May, 1854. the
plaintiff, Rosie Collins, filed her petition in
the Court of Common Pleas of Allen County.
Ohio. being Case No. 422lS. for the quieting
of the title to the following described real
estate, formerly owned by Grant Williams
and Grant Williams and Joseph Lyons
Grantees of uncancelled mortgages. towit:
Outlot Number One Hundred Twelve
Q12) and One Hundred Thirteen Ql3)
in ID. III. Andersons Addition to the City
of Lima, Allen County, Ohio.
Also the following described tract:
Beginning at the Southeast corner of
outot one hundred tw Nye ui2) IN D; III H.
Allen Coupty, Ohio; thA Ance north parallel
with the West line of 1Sfferson street one
hundred j ninety-three land thirty EIGHT
ha9dFsd sos sss oao to hundred t6s NqFR. t6P
sixty-one ard ffty Hhdndredths (61.5o)
feet to d point in Tue Hsest line of JeIer-
Street thence Ssthh on the West
line of jefferson Street one hundred
ninety-three and thrty-eight hundredths
U9S.3S) feet thence West sixty-one and
fifty hundredths (61.50) feet to the above
place of beginning, the said tract being
in Section Thirty, Township Three. Range
Seven.
The prayer of the said petition is for the
quieting of title to said real estate the mar
,I.1Is r IL SSuhl lfnF
Said defendants are required to answer said
petition on or before the 10th day of July.
1854, or judgment will be taken against them
ROSIE COLLINS-Plaintitf
BY WALTER L. WHITE
Attorney for Plaintiff
202 Dominion Building
Lima. Ohio
June 3, 10, II, 81, July !. g..
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24
Tax Collector Due
Here JuEy 6 And z

Representatives of the Allen Coun-
ty TreasureE's office will be in
Bluffton at the Citizens National
Bank July 8 and 7 to collect second
half of 1858 taxes 1t has been an
nounced by Ray w. Barnett, county
treasurer.
Closing date on the second half
taxes is July II and taxes not paid
by that date become delinquent.
An additional S171, ,82O.46 was paid
on Allen county tax bills last week,
raising total collections on second
half taxes to $34O, ,62O.O8, Barnett
reported
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24

ceived at the reception in the church
parlors, after which the couple left
for a wedding Tip to the Smoky
Mountains.
The bride was graduated from
Bluffton high school in May. The
bridegroom attended Bluffton high
school and served with the U. S.
Army.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24
TU0 FrOnt BLUfftOn
COniDLete Arnav Duty

Two local young men, Gene Hank
ish, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hankish of Bluffton, and Alvin
Kaufman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Kaufman of Route 2, Bluff
ton, are back in civies again after
completing Army service and being
discharged Monday of last week
from Camp Picket, Va.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24
Wedding VOlUs Are Exchanged By
Miss Lou M0ser And MyrOn' Geiger

The Rev. Howard T. Landes Of
ficiated at the open church vows
before a chancel adorned with white
peonfes and Whit gladiolias bouquets,
double mock oral hge blossoms and six
seven branched Icandlebra.
Music was provided by Miss Mabel
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24

Miss Lou Moser, daughtkr of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Moser Iof Colum-
bue Grove, was marriH to Mr.
Myron Geiger, son of Nj. and Mrs.
Pearl L. Geiger of the same COM
munity on June in the Ebenezer
Church at eight o'clock.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24

Cut up leftover gelatin desserts
into cubes and add to fruit salads.
The shimmering cubes add eye ap-
peal.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24
First Aid Yrailer
Coming Pf Rodeo

THE first-aid tkailer of the Allen
County ChapF, American R d
Cross, will agah be brought to Bluff
ton for possible emergency use at the
Independence Day Rodeo. Arrange
ments were co Inpleted this week by
Edwin Rice, Blhffton chairman of the
Red Cross, to bring the trailer here
for the holiday event. The vehicle is
stated by a vol h6teer crew who give
their holiday til pc in the interest of
the community project.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14

port, ruled the West Virginia Supreme Court
of Appeals.
Miser's Wife. When a woman marries !
miser does she have right to require him to
loosen up?
No, because since his frugal habits gave
her husband the money that attracted hert
him, he has right to preserve that essential
charm, said the Michigan Supreme Court.
Lying Sister. II a daughter tells her dying
father that her brothers and sisters do not
love him 50 as to make him give her all his
money, do the others get nothing?
No, because in all history nothing has 50
wr,mg the parental heart with grief as the
belief that child is undutiful. unworthy
and unloving :. We think that to allege
that one daughter has convinced father
that his other children do not love him Is to
allege potent fact likely to influence the
father to cut them out of the will," ruled
the Court Of Appeals Of Georgia.
Fooled Oil. III stranger talks farmer into
selling his ranch for $1,000 because lit is
mostly worthless swamp. - and then resells
the swamp for 81 100000 because it is full
of oil, can the farmer get any Of that money?
He gets it all, ruled the Nebraska Supreme
Court. because the stranger had fraudu--
lently lied about the lands value.
Write IL DosCn. II woman refuses to
marry man until he saves $1,000. may she
leave him if he gives the money to. his
mother after the wedding?
No, because people who marry for purely
mercenary purposes should protect them
selves with marriage settlements. Husbands
are not required to provide more than day.
to-day support, ruled the California Dis
trict Court Of Appeal. JOSE SchORR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14

DAUeMTERIM-lAW had 10 move ovt
take the house back if her daughter-in-law
stops talking to her?
Yes, because home is not home where
people don't talk to each other, said the
Illinois Supreme Court.
Wife Protected. If before he marries,
man gives all his property to his best friend
to keep his new wife from getting her hands
on it. does he really do his wife out of his
money?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
SWINDLERS BEWARE!

Fla man maETics for money,
must he give it hack when
he leaves his wife! Here's
the law vs.. slick gyps
GOMEBODY's always trying to cheat some
~ body. it seems. But they don't always
get away with it. Here are some cases where
the court took hand:
Fortunes Miefortune. II man marries
a woman for her money. does he have to give
it back when he leaves her?
Yes, because ''he should not reap where
he did not SOW rliled the Supreme Court
of Montana. Good conscience requires that
if man forces his wife to divorce him he
should return the property she brought him.
before he sends her away"
viii Finds A Way. II, when your dying
aunt starts to change her will IN your favor,
her other beneficiaries make such disturb
ance that your aunt dies before she gets
chance to sign it, are you left out in the
cold?
No. you get everything, will or no will,
because the other bene6ciaries should not
profit by their unjust gain. ruled the Texas
Supreme Court.
Mothers Revenge. If mother gives a
married son her house on condition that he
make home for her m her old age, may she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14

No, because the wife has the right to tdke
it back from the friend if the husband Has
not left himself enough money for her sup
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19
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Phone Us Your News - FIR 2-5e3S

The sunshine Charity club residence
L. BRYANT recently with the president Mrs H E Cuin pre-
a The hosesses Mesdames z. Bryant, T Madison L
~ served delicious repast Guests Mr. Mrs George
m North Little Rock. meeting be held December
yveA where annual Christmas party will place AL
trs are urged be present Medamts Ada Ames Vernon
bgrn and P hostesses Mrs P, E Birch. reporter
The Tanee Thursday in the home the president
LID Russ West 9th where they completed plans
Z sv day dinner Verlia Grtee, reporter
The Florence Critentou benefit club will
l,v afternoon al Anyone wishing JOIN the
The Cotion assembled Mable Flemings
discussed the given homes social
an No definite guests We're
d delicious and entertained with various by
sass They viii gather the
imam IO4 East 4th street
The Women of White Memorial Methodist church under
rsbfp of Mrs plans recently
ar at her home South Bazaar
neday tonight White Memorial Methodist church
H. and Vamar The ladies have featuring msceau
L art pieces parcel post aprons needecraf handkerchief
gan fortune telling fish pond and country store
The carnival will be held tonight YwCA
Eg Gaines Door prizes will be given winners
Visiting Mr. Handy her sister
Ms Mary Campbell Julia Perdue granddaughter
Sue Jackson her Edward Handy all Flint Michigan
e in they have royalty by
Ind friends.
Daryl and Christophe Coleman of Mr. and Mrs c H
Coleman are Press carriers
Leaving city City to attend
funeral services held Saturday Mosely who
E many years resident of this city win Mosey
Ia Of the Bryant Maggie Daniels
sisters of Mrs Mosely and niece, Mrs Minnie Hicks
Mr. and W. E Hicks, avenue are in Hope to
attend the funeral services of Mr.. Hicks mother
Jackie L Shropshire opening offices
Al a5 10 Gaines street
Rev T. H Kelly, superintendent, Little district will
leave Sunday Chicago he will attend the district super
ntendens meeting Rev. Kelly will cities
being conducted Scientist church
100 W. 18th street every Sunday a Il a m
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK
Telephone Your News to WI SITS or FR 4sts7
a.. "a

Mrs D. Handy
delegates elementary school reported
ayable trip meeting which held IN Con-
Saturday The delegates Mesdames Wallace =
Arnold Mrs R. Began president and Mrs
Ora Mae Arnold. reporter
Usher will Sunday afternoon at Shiloh
Baptist Rev Wright pastor G A
Brown. president md Mrs Blanche Handy.
relatives attending Sylvester Cato
brothers Nose Ohio Willis. j., Los Angeles
Detroit include Mr. and
Mrs Willis Cato Rev c COPY me funeral GRAFTON
The Isstan band Hope Baptist church sponsored
tenggu rally churches present KING solomon Mt
Olive Samaritan Hal by Rev W Johnson Amount
Willie Iohusoa sponsor Mrs Susie Hall
Chapel sponsored monthly Sunday
eboirs Stephen River View Morning Star
and Arch Street present W NJ Taon Rev A
Crane pastor
MIS- Eunee Reed and daughter Deborah have returned
home after spending weeks visiting n Chicago
Young from the visiting the city
Nathaniel Collier, Herman Jerred Jackson Frank
Brtsco Daniel Jerod Clayberu Wisham Edward Mosley
George Washington PrA regular meeting
neday evening with attendance
ed for the following They president
Mrs Pearl Steward secretary Mrs
MISS Fannie tiadey Mrs Ida Sanders
who president Of the PTA years resigned her
supervision many accomplished the
grateful long splendid piece Of work
Mrs Sanders pledged her loyal support president Mrs
Lane A. W Young is principal Of the school
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19

Elisha Hildreth OF Candsn While
they were here Mr.. Hlldreth was
funeraIized Sunday Al the New
Jerusalem Baptist church :
Mrs Media Hyson, Buffalo. =. K.
spent the Wees with parents.
Mr. and Mrs Lon Bufeh Lat
tie George Gordon spent the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. Sampson
NorfuI Mr and Mrs Bowie
Of Buffalo. Mrs B. Pettis. Cam
den. Robert HildTeth Reno and
P. Bowie were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Lon Bureh recently
Circle No met last Weffnes-
day IN the home OF Mrs, Sarah
Bureh with FIVE members present
A donation was gives for ne
sick Mrs. C. Berry visited
Miss Patsy jones and Mrs Sarah
Bureh. last Thursday Miss
Eletha Bureh visited Mr. and Mrs
Wilson Of Camden Mr. Wilson Is
very III Lee Elemer and
Robert Hildreth. Reno, S Bowie
and + " Brown Of Buffalo
we're the guests recently Of Patsy
and Mrs. ID ]. Jones also Mrs. L.
Bureh Miss Jones who was hurt
in car wreck Is yet il bed -.
John Webb s very Ill
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19
l0udrlll

Mrs. EIetha Burch
Mrs. Daisy Bowie. Buffalo, N
Y. L. z and Robert Hildreth of
Reno. Nevada. were called here
to the bedside OF their father.
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19
CONWAY


Mrs. J. A. Taylor
A3-C Columbus Gill, formerly
stationed al Camp Park ALB. In
California, is here ON 15-day
leave, before returning to South
Dakota for duty Mrs. Lucy
Looper an d grandson. Alvin
Thomas, spent the past weekend
with her son and his uncle. Leo
Looper and family of Fort Smith
Mrs. Eva Perry left for Gary.
Indiana after receiving the mes
sage OF the passing Of her moth
er-in-law. Mrs Daisy McGee
Blackwell. formerly OF this city
Mrs. Birdie Mcdonald, st.
Louis, is visiting in the home Of
Mrs. Robert Winston and Mrs.
Gladys Gilmore. for few days.
Mrs. Clara Albert OF Little Rock
Is Also visiting hero.
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19

Lauts Decker, who resided
with MIS- Willie, Died Saturday
morning. Funeral services wee
AaId Sunday at the FiFst Baptist
church TRs federation OF
enoirs VIII hold It's monthly meet
ing at First Baptist church sun.
cay afternoon Mrs. Myrtle
Burton is cdnvalescing az her
home after surgery Morn
.ns Star Baptist church presented
a Mems day program Sunday al
terao5u The student council
presented a program in chapel
Monday on education week g..
4 program with forum was pre-
scented last "Wednesday night at
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19

the grandfather Of Ted ana OdgLl
Hatchett Mrs Ella knalls
and Annette Hatchett bor1 o. Lit
tie Rock, We're visitors at Maru-
ing Stas Sunday afternoon
The Federation Of choirs will
have its regular monthly song
festival at the First Barts5
church Sunday J. N. Alc5ra
was called 70 the bedside Of his
daughter Mrs. Jewel Moore. Chi
caEo Mrs Mary Acorn is
visiting IN St. LOUIS The
leader Of the First Baptist church
Red circle invites every girl TO
take part in the junior princess
review, December 5 at 7.30 D. m.
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19
Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski S
In the Pulaski Ghancery Court
Maxine Hodges. Plaintiff
rs No lell44
r. Fl Hodges, Jr., Defendant
The defendant. r II Hodges j.
is warned 10 appear in this court
within thirty days and answer t9e
complaint of the plaintiff, Maxine
Hodges
Dated. November 9th 1854
Diles e Freeman
S0iic tors for Plaintiff
George W Shepherd
Atiot ey ad Litem
Airline Turner Ghancary Clerk
By Airline Turner
Ilg-26.le.3-t0 II
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19
Bearden
EAGLETTr COMMUNITY
Mrs. susie CASTOR

lhEs% SA%ff taesbH
Mr. and Mrs. Ozie cooksey.
Fordyee. visited a while Satur-
dav in the home Of his uncle.
Mathew Cooksey They also vs-
tied Mrs cooksey's aunt Mrs
Susie Castor Miss Hazel VII
son spent the weekend with
Mrs. Easter n Juntal and son.
Marven Mrs. Carrie Gibson
and grandchildren visited Mrs. $.
CASTOR Wednesday Mr. Doug
lass and wife and Mrs. Leslie
Penix. Fofdyee spent Wednesday
visiting friends and relatives in
this community Mrs Vera
Lee Cooksey Fordyee, visited In
the home a her aunts. Mrs. Thet-
ma Lee Childs and Susie Gastcn-
She was also the guest Of Chas-
Smith.
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19

Brown. Dave Hendricks, and Mrs.
Lille Nance spent Sunday in
Wynne Mr.. and Mrs. Dodson
of Stuttgart spent Sunday In
Newport with their daughter and
family and other friends.
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19
McCrory

Mrs. L. ". Davenport
The Brown high school, opened
their first game of basketball
with Augusta last Thursday, with
the great long shots Of Donald
Wright and Sylvester Snyder and
the rebound shots of Eicrige
Brown. Jake Swanson and Ciar-
ence Madden, proved too much
for the Augusta group. This de-
feat came after five years OF hard
trying. with the help OF James
Adams and Robert Shell. The
scores were $3.50 The junior girls
lost their game. The Bears viii
move to Cotton Plant for their
next game.
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19

tae Newport high school M
and Mrs. Cornell Hampton, j.. are
the proud parents Of a baby boy
Mrs Willie Lewis IS attend
ing the AME conference at
Blytheville which began Tuesday
Mrs Alberta Warren IS Ia
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19
Newport

Mrs. J, A. Smith
Rev. R. J. Hatchett, ST., Kansas
City, Kansas. is visiting here and
in BlackviIle. Rev, Hatchett is
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19

DAY NURSERY OPEN FOB
Children Between The Ages OF
. Years. Hot Lr,HCh served
Each Day. Reasonable Price.
Cau GLADYS THOMAS. 1921
High St, Phi FIR 5-42i4 IS ~ ID
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19
CLASSIFIED

WILL KEEP working mosher
children In my home at rea-
sonable price. Contact MIS-
Ada Il. Ames, 1918 Chester ~;
Phone FIR 2-7791. Dix
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19
WARNING ORDER

State IF Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski IS
In the Pula XII Chancery Court
Delories puckett, Plant
vs. No lGl319
Johnnie D Pickett Defendant
The defendant. Johnnie D Puck
EFT, is warned TO appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint Of the plain
tiff. Dalarias Pickett
Dated November l6th 1884
DileS n Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Tareefz Chsnce~v Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, p c
lt.tg-26. t2:3-i0 *
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-19

Memphis at the bedside OF Mrs.
Earl Smith Elder d C..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-31
ID. {. Larceny Suspect
Held in PHILADELPHIA

A 29-year-old man, wanted
here for grand larceny by trick,
yesterday was held in Phila-
delphia by United States Com
missioner Henry P. Carr for re-
moval to Washington.
Albert w. Ledbetter. colored
was arrested Monday by Phila-
delphia police. Commissioner
Carr set his bond at $4,000.
Ledbetter has been indicted
here for grand larceny by trick
in the January 10. 1853, film
flaming of $3.50 from Mrs. Mary
A. Proctor, colored. of the 2100
block of Fourth street NV.
According to Detective Sergt.
Miller A. Dixon of the Robbery
Squad. a woman companion also
was involved In victimizing Mrs.
Proctor, but she has not been
identified.
Ledbetter was arrested by
Chicago police in December,
1858, Sergt. Dixon said and Mrs.
Proctor went there at the time.
The officer said both the victim
and the suspect saw each other
in the Chicago courtroom. But
when his case was called, Led
better. who was free under ST.
500. did not appear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-31
Hopes 10 Wed Ally Khan,
Gene Tierney Declares
BY the Associated Press

ROSARITO BEACH. Baja CAL
ifornia, Mexico, Mar. 31.-Gene
Tierney, here for a weeks respite
from movie making. says she
hopes to marry Ally Khan within
six months, in France.
Said Ally, II never discuss per-
sonal affairs"
In any event.. Miss Tierney has
switched from the friendship
finger" to the engagement finger
the big diamond ring Ally gave
her some time ago. She said he
proposed 10 months ago. some
where in Europe"
Ally, describing his visit as "a
vacation trip" took up residence
at the Rosario Beach Hotel last
Saturday. Miss Tierney and her
mother. Mrs. Belle Tierney, ar
rived with him, from Mexico
City. Ally had flown there from
Montreal and Paris. Gene and
her mother from Hollywood.
The Moslem prince. ~, regis
tered as Melvin Taylor and
party" On Sunday Miss Tierney,
80. had to return to California
for movie work. She came back
here yesterday.