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out SeS and handed It over. As
the man left. he said IF you have
me arrested. the boss will get
you" Still the terrified man
kept silence.
on September 8, Labor Day,
the man appeared for the fifth
time at Mr.. Braggins' home al
II pm.
"I'm going to kill you" the
man said. I'm going to drown
you in your own bathtub." He
picked UP a pair Of scissors and
pointed them at Mr.. Braggins'
stomach. Then he ordered the
older man to 60 to bed. He him
self, he said. would wait down.
stairs. He said he wanted $1,000
from the bank in the morning
The next morning, the two
men got in o cab. They went
first to the Riggs Bank branch
Mr.. Braggins drew out $500 and
handed 1t to his tormentor. Then
they went to the Perpetual
Building and Loan Association
at Eleventh and E streets NV,
Mr.. Braggins paid over another
$500.
The man took the money and
walked away.
Mr.. Braggins had had enough.
He called police.
| Hardly able to credit the tale
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the police nevertheless "staked
out" q detail at Mr.. Braggins'
home. The other man never
appeared.
Monday. Mr.. Braggins received
q telephone call from the man.
They made a date TO meet at
the Riggs Bank branch for an
other transaction.
The date was kept yesterday.
But plainclothesmen moved in on
the final settlement and put an
end to seven months OF terror
for the little man who was too
frightened to speak out.
Deputy Police Chief Edgar E.
Scott said Newman has been
charged with robbery and will
be charged with other offenses
after consultation with the us.
Attorneys office.
Afraid 10 Sleep at Home
After the seven-month-long
ordeal ended yesterday, Mr..
Braggins was cautious in talking
to reporters because he said he
felt news stories would give the
impression he was "a soft touch
and an old man." He said he
had no intention of going back
there CHS Oak street home) to
Sleep"
After the first robbery in Feb
ruary, Mr.. Braggins said he had
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Newman, 30, colored, Of the 1900
block OF Kenyon street NV.
Mr.. Braggins was SO fright
ened by the other mans repeated
threats, he said. that he feared
to tell police about them until
the sixth successive robbery,
three weeks ago.
The almost unbelievable series
of encounters between the two
men began February %, Mr..
Braggins said. when, shortly
after midnight, a colored man
rang his doorbell and then forced
his way In. Mr.. Braggins was
alone in his house at l340 Oak
street NV, where he has lived
stree 1917.
The little mamie weighs liz
pounds-was seized by his as
sailant. who took SIT from his
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theh Washington Hotel and re-
parted 1t to police"
y Returns to Feed Birds J
Mr.. Braggins said heh went
back TO the house during the
daytime to feed the birds, one
of his hobbies.
Il wasn't afraid then because
I had never been inolested in
the daytime, he said.
Newman. who police said may
be responsible for other robber-
les. told Mr.. Braggins after the
arrest yesterday:
There never was a boss or
gang. l just did 1t to scare you.
/ did 1t and I'm going tC pay
the tune"
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wallet and disappeared. Mr..
Braggins. who retired from his
Job as assistant chief examiner
in the Patent ONCE in 1912,
called the police.
Police could find no trace Of
the robber.
Then, on June 2. the same
man forced his way in again
and took $40 from Mr.. Braggins.
He warned the terrified victim.
IF you call the cops. I'll come
back and kill YOU" Mr.. Braggins
said nothing.
On August 10, Mr.. Braggins
called police about a prowler in
his back yard. a colored man.
When police came, the man had
disappeared.
Two hours later, he was in bed.
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stallatit Must plug it in. You
find this new 1856 model at this
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Efficient Air-blower type with
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Braggins said he didn't have
that much. He pleaded with the
burly colored man not to kill him,
Draws s65 at Bank
The two went together to the
Riggs National Bank branch at
Fourteenth street and Park road
NV, where Mr.. Braggins drew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26

He heard footsteps on the stairs.
It was his old pursuer, who told
him. Il told you not to call the
cops. I'm going to kill you" But
he took $l3 and left.
on August 20, the man came
again. He demanded $65, $50
for me and SIS for my boss" Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26
County Clerk Ends
5Oth Year in Office

vIRoQUA, Wis. Rl.--One of
the most successful politicians
at the polls in Wisconsin history
probably won't even bother to
campaign for re-election this fall.
Hes Vernon County Clerk Ber-
lie Moore. running for his 18th
term and completing his 50th
year n that office.
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New 1856 model with Wond-r-
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out Of washing. Porcelain tub of
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Washer is fully automatic.
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Retired Man Terrorized
By Robber for 7 Months

and pathetic story Of little man teTrorzed OUT
OF his money and his peace mind for months was u
folded yesterday to Washington police.
The center Of the tale Seth Brasgns So retired Gov
worker could hardly police OF his Story
corroborated the robber suspect Harold f.
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Smyrna times., 1956-05-03

The Smyrna High School Eag1es
baseball team, coached by Robert
L.. Everett, will play its next two
games on the local field. Tomor-
row, May 4, the Red and White
will play Harrington High School
This is the last appearance of
Harrington on the local field for
some time as the schools end
their athletic relations at the end
of the current campaign. Turk
Orvis, Smyrna left-hander will
probably get the starting nod in
this game. In his last appearance
at Caesar Rodney he pitched 9
one hitter, but lost the game 3 to
2. On Monday, May z, the Eagles
will meet the one team that de.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-03
FLA. News

On Thursday evening, April 26,
the FLA. Parliamentary Proceed
ure Team presented a demonstra-
tion meeting to the Smyrna
Grange. Members of the team
who participated in the program
were Ralph Warner, Kenneth
Wilson, Robert Clegg, James Wal
ton, David Hengst, and Stephen
Birmingham. This team won sec
ond place in the parliamentary
procedure contest for Kent Coun-
ty.
Alfred Moor and George Stats
have been selected as delegates
to represent the Smyrna FLA
Chapter at the FLA. State Con-
vention, being held at Caesar Rod
ney High School on May End.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-03

SHOWN ABOVE ARE THE TWELVE YOUNGSTERS who have
just been voted the nations talented juveniles in the Fourth
Annual Milky Way Gold Star Awards More than $4,000 people
in the entertainment profession and the received ballots
in the national poll sponsored by Mars Candy Company
The winners are from left to right (top row. Tommy Reg
CBS-TV Lassie; Rcky Nelson, ABCTV "Ozzie & Harriet
Rusty Hamer, ABCTV make Daddy; (second row.
Lee Aaker ABCTV "Rn TnTin Tim Hovey Universal Inter
national Private War of Major Benson Sherry Jackson ABC
TV MAKE Room for Daddy" (hd row. Patty Mccormack,
Warner Bros The Bad Seed Barry Gordon NBCTV Perry
Como Show" and MGM Records; Lauren Chaplin, NBC-TV
Father Knows Best (bottom Billy Gray NBCTV Father
Knows Bes Cahy Crosby, CBS-TV Bob Crosby Show and
Robin Morgan, CBS-TV Mama.
Traditional 14karat gold stars will presented to the
twelve 1855 Milky Way Gold Star Award winners in Holly
wood this month. (ANS)
Smyrna times., 1956-05-03
SCHOOL
REPORTER
May Calendar of Events

Thursday, May 3-Junior Var
sity baseball game home with
Middletown, $3.50 pm.
Friday, May Varsity base
ball game home with Harrington,
$3.50 pm.
Monday, May Varsity base
ball game home with Caesar Rod
ney, $3.50 pm.
Wednesday, May 9-Milford In
vitational Tract Meet, 1:30 pm.
Thursday, May 10-Rehearsal
for Spring Music Concert, 1:3O
pm; Peninsula Relay Carnival,
200 pm.
Friday, May 11-Varsity base
ball game at Middletown, $3.50
PM; Junior Varsity baseball
game home with Milford, $3.50
PM; Spring Concert, 800 pm.
Saturday, May 12-Dover In
vitational Track Meet, 700 pm
Tuesday, May 15-Middletown
baseball game away (Junior Var
sity), $3.50 pm.
Thursday, May 17-Senior Trip
to Washington, 500 am.
Friday, May 18, Varsity base
ball game at Harrington, $3.50
pm.
Saturday, May 19-Senior Class
Returns from Washington, 600
p.m.; Delaware Interscholastic
Track Meet.
Monday, May 21-Senior Week
Tuesday, May 22-Varsity base
ball game at Chestertown, $3.50
pm.
Thursday, May 24-V arsity
baseball game home with Dover,
$3.50 pm.
Friday, May 25-Junior Prom
900 pm.
Monday, May 28-Varsity ano
Junior Varsity baseball at Mil
ford, $3.50 pm.
Thursday, May 31-Senior Ex-
aminations.
Friday, June Senior Examin-
ations.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-03
EnIistees To Train At Fort Dix

All local area men qualifying
for enlistment in the United States
Army and sworn in during the
month of May will be sent to FIT.
Dix, New Jersey for reception pro-
cessing and basic training, it was
announced by Sic. John e. zajac-
zkowski, commander of the Army
Recruiting Station in Wilmington.
In the past men from this area
Smyrna times., 1956-05-03

have travelled to Ft. Jackson, S.
C. for the Army's initial train
ing. The new procedure became
effective May 1st, and means that
men enlisting in the next 80 days
will be able to spend the first
four months of service life "close
to home"
According to Sic. Zajaczkowski
May inductees into the Army will
also train at Ft. Dix.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-03
Vnnouncensnt

After May 1st, the real estate office
of George d. Wright a0W be oper-
ated from 16 Market St., instead of
202 w. Commerce St., aOhere 1T has
been located for the past t9Oo gears.
This neoO location aOdS the residence
of the late John C. Mannering.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-03

feated them, Caesar Rodney. Re-
venge will be burning in the
hearts of all Smyrna players and
fans when they take the field
against the lower county nine.
Paul Loder, ace highlander, is
expected to get the starting as
signment in this game.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-03
Smyrna Track Team Trys
To Sweep Milford Meet


The Smyrna High School thin
clads will travel to Milford on
Wednesday, May 9, to oppose all
schools of Kent and Sussex Coun-
ties in a track meet. This is the
first year that the Eagles had
enough depth to capture the
event, and they are hopeful of
making good showing. The fol-
lowing boys will participate: Rom
aid Mccoy, Kenneth Poore, Karl
Fischer, David Deakyne. Daryl
Price, David Reedy, Dale Reedy,
William Cassell, Chester Stach-
ecki, Ben Solloway, Robert Hurd,
David Comegys, Leroy Dear, Will
liam Krupka, Fred Bush, William
Carter, Bart Luff, Oakley Collins.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-03

The average family spends from
$150-$200 per year on a vacation,
according to AAA.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-03
Future Teachers Club News

Future Teachers Club News
The Future Teachers of Amer
lea Club of Smyrna High School
visited Alexis 1. DUPONT School
on Thursday, April 10. The pur-
pose of this trip was to observe
newer methods of teaching and to
see. cooperation between the
teachers and students. The group
visited the Greenville Elementary
School and saw how group par
ticipation worked with the proper
amount of discipline. The follow
ing members made the trip: Char
lotte Pryor, Shirley Darrell, Kay
Bulger, Ellen Peters, Dick Price,
Eleanor Phillips, James Fleming,
Robert -Keene, Janice Filings
worth, Sharon Maloney, Diane
Hairgrove, Sarah Helm, Doris
Slower, Linda Gonce, Barbara Ak
in, Tom Price, David Comegys,
Pat Potts, and Miss Virgie Bauer,
club sponsorer. A profitable field
trip was had by all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25

Dress designer ANN FOG
ARTY who made full skirts
high fashion, is seldom seen
in any dress other than a
shirtwaist. She has them in
every color, fabric, and design
variation she's capable of con-
ceiving.
Some women like to change
their perfumes with their cos
tunes. the seasons. or just to
introduce a new fragrance
into their life. . Not so
RUEY MESSENGER, fashion
co-ordinator in town. She al
ways wears Mary Chess Tap
estry.
MRS. ALICE ROOSEVELT
LONGWORTH'S big brimmed
sailor type hat is her fashion
signature. In the summer the
same style hat is done in
straw. In the winter it's felt.
Year in. year out, THE Hat"
is the same style. Mrs. Long
worth has achieved as much
fashion fame wearing it, as
did the late Queen Mother
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time. Pictures taken some IS
years ago show her wearing a
rose in the same little round
glass water container pinned
on her lapel. =.
MRS. MORRIS CAFRITZ
favors the wearing Of a truly
magnificent jewelled pin given
her by her husband. It's a
carved emerald, ringed with
diamonds and a tear shaped
emerald suspended from the
pin. She often teams the
wearing of it with a strand Of
beautifully matched pearls !.
Red-haired local model,
YvONNE McCUSKEY, wears
a gold safety pin with "just
about everything" The other
morning she couldn't find it
and the search was on all
through the house. You'd
have thought I'd lost the Hope
Diamond" she said. But she's
not through dressing" unless
it's pinned on to her dress,
suit, sweater. or blouse -.
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Your Fdshion Signature Tells
Analyst q Lot About You

ing to 1t that those charm
bracelets get filled up real
fast.
SONORA DE MORA, wife Of
the Secretary General of the
GAS, is so enamored of cloches
she has this slick hat style,
made famous in the 2Os, in all
colors and fabrics. SIG
NORA DE BROSIo points up
the shoe-designing talents of
her native land by always
wearing elegant pointed toe
pumps made by fine italian
hands.
CLARE BOOTH LUCE, re-
firing Ambassador to Italy,
loves roses. She pins one on
her costume nearly all the
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famous four silver bracelets
laden with scads of charms
of all sizes. shapes. and full
of personal meaning were
stolen about a year ago in
New York. So lost was she
without them that she started
a complete new set of brace
let's with charms that COM
memorate happy events in her
life. These include her Legion
of Honor Award, her Chevalier
du Taste Vim, and many
others. I'm so used to wear
ing the bracelets that l can
scarcely lift my arm without
them, or for that matter with
them" she told us. Her
many friends in and out of the
fashion business are also see
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BY ELEM

The way you dot your is
and cross your is reveals a lot
to the handwriting analyst.
Your fashion signature can
do Just about the same thing.
MRS. EISENHOWER is sell
dom seen minus the sized
Army class ring set with a bic
diamond and her bracelet with
the IKE medallion Of
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THE FIRST LADY'S
SIGNATURES-The
man size West Point
class ring with the do
mond, the IKE charm
bracelet and her famous
bangs are three Of Mrs.
EisenhoWer's fashion TO-
vorites. -Stor Stoff
Photo.
course, her most famous
fashion signature is her hair
do variations may be seen
throughout the years but
Mamie minus her bangs would
be like the Mona Lisa without
q smile.
VALENTINO, the famous
dress designer, always wears a
1ewelled Maltese cross. f..
Another famous fashion de-
signer, SIMONETTA OF
ROME doesn't make a move
without rafting her numerous
charm bracelets. Once she was
lost in an American depart
ment store. Someone in the
party said wait a minute,
we'll find her, she's bound to
start moving and we'll hear
the jingle, jangle of those
bracelets.
Another charm bracelet
wearer of great fame here and
abroad is MISS ELIZABETH
FAIRALL, v. P. emeritus of
Julius Garflnckel & Co., whose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25

Mary Of England with her
toques
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~ THE both ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE Is NOW
FToHT TUBERcuLos1s IN THE D1sTRIcT.
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statesmen
$3.50 to $500 Per Week

This is no bunk--aD you need Is
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shop. excel. mechanics. See Mr..
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PLYMOUTH, l706 Good Hone I'd.
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perienced; permanent; good salary.
See Mr.. Thomas, MecREA EQUIP
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT;
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ager, must be lst-class. ail-round
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HELP--MEN

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pleasant working eonds.. can use .
good men. Call LU. 2-2224.
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HELP-MEN

PAY ROLL CLERK, under 30: $50
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PORTER-DELIVERY, colored, over
T Fs; S;g srt e z ds siHlyipApgIy p PIE;
Marlboro pike. re. $1,000. 700
P0RTER--Apply 1851 Old deOrse-
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AUTO statesmen

AUTO statesmen
Volume GIN dealer eX-
tends an open invitation
to experienced calibered
automobile men to dis
cuSS our remuneration
plan; salary, commission,
bonus, demonstration.
This is the right spot for
the right men; well-ad-
vertised, h eavy-tr a f.
licked leadership with
aggressive new manage
ment. Apply in person or
phone for appointment.
Get in on the ground
floor for our ST push.
Ask for Mr.. Fred KeSSler,
STAR PONTIAC, INC,
407 Florida ave. ne. Ii.
$1,000.
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SALESMAN


Well-known company has opening
for salesman; direct sales experience
helpful but not necessary, as we
train YOU. II interested in a Job
that offers a better-than- average
income, with unlimited possibilities,
see H. E. BROWN, Saturday, Novem-
Der g.; $3.50 am. to ~ noon only,
III Washington Bldg, Arlington
Towers. Arlington, Va.
SALESMAN-COLLECTOR, white, aTC
21-45, Va. residence; high guaraii.
teed salary. car expense and COM
mission: other benefits. incl. paid
vacation and oppor. for advance
ment. Apply 3S05 Mt. Vernon ave,
Alex. or phone XII. 9-223S, s "a
1890. Monday through Friday.
statesmen to call on established
service station accounts: wholesale
tires and auto accessories; guaran-
teed salary and commission. AMER
Ii. 6.2b72.