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High-SchooI Ball Takes Funny 9ounces

glimpse of the rugged American sport. The
violence involved was magnificent" com
mented one cavi0c0 sportswriter. Canisius and
Bishop Timon Highs staged spectacle Of diff
ferent sorts in Buffalo Civic Stadium during
the 1884 season. Playing in the downp0ur Of
fall hurricane, Canisins' boys appeared in
bathing trunks for the second half, sloshed to
26-14 victory.
Ever since Exeter and Andover squared Of
for the first schoolboy game back in 1877,
traditional rivalries have been big part Of the
excitement Of the scholastic sport. Perhaps the
most unique rivalry is that between Canadas
Westmount High and the Proctor N. HI
eleven. Half Of their annual game is played
under American rules and half under Cana
dian regulations.
Feminine Fling
A I5O-person free-for-all marred recent big
game" between New York's Far Rockaway
High and St. Francis Prep. Several female
fans capped the violence by slipping into the
Rockaway locker room and tossing the victos
street clothes into the showers. Conversely
DeVilbiss Toledo and Stonewall Jackson
N(iAoh ASotOhJ uoNS uAoGtotCo q uooAhOA VI INV
pitality. Each coach, manager and player On
the visiting team spends the night before the
game as the house guest Of his counterpart On
the home club. This cuts team expenses and,
more important, helps build sportsmanship
and player friendships.
One long football tradition has just come TO
an end for the Judy family. At least one Of the
eight JUDY boys played on the Speny (OklaJ
High team every year from 1928 until the
youngest JUDY graduated after the end Of the
1856 season.
Nineteen states name scholastic football
champions. In a football-crazy area like
Texas, the drive for state crown can bring
fans to fever pitch. Millions Of Texans spend
over N.5 million a season to watch more than
900 ll-man, 8-man and Oman squads bang
each other around from the Pecos to the PaIle.
handle. After one game in Pampa, Texas
official had to be smuggled out Of town under
police protection to save him from the ven
geance Of the spectators.
The girls certainly help to make scholastic
football the - Continued on next page
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MONROE FORD

1897 East-West Hwy. Silver Spring
JU. $500 Open Till q PM.
OLDS SO de luxe "9s" 4-door: hy-
dramatic radio, heater. power
brakes: immaculate condition
throuehout one owner: 81 005.
Safety tested for your protection
30-day written warranty. PAUL
BROS (OLDSl, Wis. and Ellicott
st. NV. KE. 7-130s.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

32-FT. FREUHAUF. furn. trailer
pads. dollies and piano boards,
peri. cond. Pc 2-g444, o to q,
Pc. 2-46S0 ewes.
DUMP TRUCK 1855 F-8OO; driven
py ! driver, good as new. For in
formation. call OWNER. LII. 2-0il6,
FORD 1852 seton pickup: excellent
cond.; S4h0. NO. 5-G6s7 from 0
20 .
DODGE 81 iis-ton van: new motor:
500. Call LA. 6-77l7.
NITRO 1906 Ia tons, i2-ft, body i;
only $500 NIL very clean: real
bargain imam. posi-. HA. 2.s6OO
CHEVROLET SO N,-ton pickup. ex-
S495 Private owner. Cali RIA.
$500.
CHEVROLET 1888 Seton pickup:
Thoroughly reeonditioned: Size.
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
$40 Lee Hwy, Arlington, Va.
ia. 2-DOoJ Open I'll $50
TWo-,i .nlo, REQ BUSES, 2s pas
one-iaf7 Ford sedan. bus; slon.
gated. passenger
wo-lg6l Chevrolet chassis. van
one-l05l Chevrolet panel truck;
u ton.
To be sold by sealed bid No de.
post required. Closing date Of bids
IL am, June is, 1857. For in
spection and bid forms contact
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CHAP
TER, AMERICAN RED CROSS. 2O36
II street NV, Washington, d. c.
Phone Elk. $1,000. Ext. 242.
2.YARD TRUCK CONCRETE MIX
ER-Rex Mixer on Chevrolet Truck
OR. 4-O1sl
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
tcONTlNUED)
WESTORY BUILDING
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
18th and K SITS NV
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

SILVER SPRING. EIG BLDG-Par-
titioned space in CPA once; air.
cond. JU. 5-l230
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

Mr.. MAYFLOWER HOTEIl-3 large
rooms with private lavatory: for
merry occupied BY editorial once
WO. 6-5003
HYATTSVILLE-Air-cond once ir
professional bldg RAYMOND r
RUPERT. ST. 3-s4s4
1924 10th ST. N.W.-studio type
2 stories and bsmt., l5x30, park
In rear. 5000 mo RAYMOND r
RUPERT, ST. 3-S4s4.
1883 CONN. AVE. fourth fir.. Az
rooms: 900 50 H.. eley. bldg
Call SANDOZ. DU. 7-1234
1884 CONN. AVE, N.W-Nicely
dec. single or double offces also
large studio apt.
3-rm. ONCE suite with 950-Sq-ft
storage space and 2.car garage ali
connecting on ground q. AID 2-lbl6.
ewes. WO. 6-1096.
FLEIscHMAN BLDG, 1903 Bonita
st Sc, Va mile over d. { line. idea
once space In new bldg. air-con.
ditioned, Branch ave sc md J.,
suites also designed for physicians
and dentists available. Ample park.
ing facilities
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

$1,000 so. TT, clean. clear ano
level, fronting on No hwy
adjacent TO the Nations Capital
minutes from BALTIC. or Wash -
Anchor fenced ideal contractor
or materials storage, UN 4-l1O0
Mr. BRAYMES
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NORRIS MINOR 1853 ,conv.; black;
going overseas. must sell. 1913.
Call EN-. 3-s527 weekdays after q.
NASH SO Statesman Super 6-cyl.
4-dr; h and seat covers, good
tires, $500. VIII. 6-706g ewes.
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MOTORCYCLES

SOHO 81 Alloy Norton. Engine and
gearbox recently overhauled. But
bike is somewhat in pieces. $40.
JU. 5-2934.
MoTORCYCLE-I946 Harley Day-
idson "a; good condition; 1928 or
best Offer I'm o-hRRa
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Vhal ftal VdIue lnIs Is.
OLMSTEAD (OLDS)

2UOO Wilson BIVd. ia. 7-S4OU
OLDS SO "SS" de luxe 4-door sedan;
we invite your inspection and test
drive to compare the car. compare
the price. compare the terms. to see
what a real value this is.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLlAS, Projects. Consuis, zeph.
best deal in new or used Eng
llsh Ford always from JOHN GIF.
FORD MOTORS. INC. 9bOi CO.
lumbia pike ia b.p323 Open
III y pm, Mon through Fri.
AUSTIN 1850 little summersst
sedan. with sunshine roof, runs
and drives excel Sacrifice terms
SD down. LA 6-210O ROPER
MOTOR
AUSTIN SO convertibie t9a. OOO
miles. S575. AP 7-B3sf
AUSTIN. HFALEY LeMANs--Two to
rhOOge from
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TRAILERS

1888 PACEMAKER, IS IT,; sleeps 4
easily de luxe model with many
extras excellent cond: can be
nnanced; sacrifice. so. 5000 any
time
33-FT. SUPERIOR; full price. ST.
600: may be moved. or left on site;
presently located in Alexandria
Cal US FOR inspection, MANNAS
ST. Falls Church. Va. JE 2-3llO-
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3e-FT. FREUHAUF. furn. trailer
pads. dollies and piano boards.
peri. cond Pc 2-p444, o to q,
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OLMSTEAD (OLDS)
popn yHglen,, rtyd IA can

1000 Wilson Blvd ia. 7-s400
OLDS 81 "9S" de luxe Holiday coupe
We invite your inspection and test
drive to compare the car. compare
the price, compare the terms, TO see
what a real value this is.
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Page-Hughes Buick, Inc.
6gl ARL. Blvd FALLS CHI. VA
JE. 3-ilbg
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RENT: 3Os ACRES, one Of Monte
Cos most fertile farms: about 800
acres under cultivation: mostly
down in hay grasses, rms, "a
baths: house old but comfortable;
has 7arge bank barn; ideal stock
farm: known as Kahle Farm. on
Rte No. 100 about Y mi. sw. OF
Comus mr. GAINESVILLE. Attractive
rental available to qualified tenant
HOWARD r. SCHAFER. OIL. 2-5441.
SIS DOWN. SIS month. buys for
500 an acre. acres Of woodland;
hard road, power and phone lines
so mi. south OF D. C. L. L. SELF
Agent. TIE. 6-4l31.
90 ACRES, partly cleared. Located
on y. s. No. !. about u hrs. south
d. C, adjacent to park. New we'll.
fruit trees. $3.50. Name your own
terms. Call HU. 3-6546
500 DOWN, $40 mo. buys for 500
an acre. 40 acres woodland. A.
mi south Of DC L. L. SELF
Agent. TIE. 6-4l31.
FARM-HARPERS FERRY
w. Va.-Stone 5-rm. hse.. bit.
1896: firepls., modernized.
40 A. farm. . ponds. . barns
81 w/elec.. water. outbldgs.
Quick sale. IS. $50. JE. 4-Ol3S.
20
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
MONEY TO LOAN

BEACH = Ocean front
apis cottages; Immaculate: SIS
NIX up. less in June. OIL. 4-3ss3
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

WAREHOUSE WANTED TO BUY
LIST commercial zone; min. approx
40x90, story, high ceiling, good
neighborhood: ne. or NV. See Mr.
Parsons
JAMES L. DIXON A. co.
1922 18th St. NV. ST. 3-7200
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ROYAL Chrysler. Inc.

cHRYsLER 1857 Windsor sedan;
other extras. new So 9gb Just $20i
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AVIATION
BOATS

ALEXANDRIA SEAPLANE BASE now
operating. Foot OF Prince St Phone
OV 3-4On4, ewes.
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GROUND FLOOR
rooms and reception area nicely
furnished. Law, bSmt.. park . cars.
Rent 500. MA. $4,000.
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE
Attention, Small Investors

" 800 Investment on your part nets
ing all expenses in liauidating a
mortgage on 5-unit apt. house
Call Mr.. BLUE. DI. 7-5S27; ewes
RA. 3-55SS.
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OLMSTEAD (OLDS)

DE SOTO 1858 de luxe 4-dr., black,
radio, heater, hydromatic. 4 good
buy at only $685..
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
1896 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
IA "-Q00i Omen III u 40
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PONTIAC 81 Bonneville convertible
coupe: special model; fuel injection
engine: every de luxe factory ac-
ceSsory; immediate delivery; top
allowance for your car; 3.year
guarantee See US for q deal. Nc
NEIL PONTIAC ONT 1870 Wise hs:,. ave e,
Bethesda !"
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
VACATION PLACES

JUNE S-22-4-b edrm rambler, l OF
wks.; ! hr. D. C.; 500 wk. Resp
principals only. JU. 5-Q737.
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Kenyon Peck Chevrolet

-3140 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
ia. 2-9003 Open I'll $40
OLDS 1854 Super "ss" 4-door We
invite your inspection and test drive
to compare the car. compare the
price. compare the terms to see
what q real Nalue this lie
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Builders, Attention
SEABROOK ACRES
NOTICE TO BUILDERS

Excellent site for apt. and stores
10 #. front by approx. 500 IT. LIST
commercial zoned; all facilities avail
Nj 4Sth and Deane ave ne. For
Information. call DE 2-01AO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK SO Century Riviera hardtop
coupe; r. and h.. dynafiow: 2-tone
finish, red and black. spotless inte-
rior. A truly immaculate carl No
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months 20 repay. LOanS
up to $1,000 are made
promptly and in pri-
vacy, on terms you APP
prove. II you need a loan,
phone or visit HFC to
day. Americas first and
foremost consumer fl
nance company.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE SO 4-dr. Holiday;
fully equipped; power steering and
brakes. de luxe interior: low mile
age: owner going overseas. ia
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HOUSES TO BUILD

ADD A ROOM OR BUILD A HOME
"A bedrms. . baths. on your lot
az s9 sy.,, mt ekoss Rs1si1s necHqpife
OPMENT CORP. JE. 2-497O
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HOWARD COUNTY
Ridgeland FARM Estates

2-1Q acre. lots on rolling. cleared
north OF Potomac. Nd. on Rte. H.
at junction Of Esworthy and Darnes-
town-Seneca rds. Some wooded lots
with streams. LIST house now under
eonst. $500 an acre up. OIL
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JO. b-1lEO
DOCTORS SITITE

DOCTORS SUITE
On ground floor Of apartment BLDG
in center OF Good Hope Hills-Naylor
Gardens area and surrounded by
1000 family dwelling units. 8 rooms
arc natn' .desisned ior vpraeticinnIE
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST NOTE. excel. invest
ment secured bv lst-elass motel
SCI 800, PAYABLE $500 per mo. !:
discount. Call Mr. HOOTS. AID a.
O53l ewes JE 3-9l0a
$4,000. Sc INT.-7-yr. note. Well
secured on nearly new 3-bedrm. Nd
home. Excel. makers Sl,a7b for
quick sale Mr.. YOUNG. ~
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,

OCEAN BEACH-Cor. and adj. lots.
. blks. from ocean. Excellent sites
Sacrifice. $1,000 total. JE. BOIL.
BEVERLEY BEACH-lO5 Beverley
Ave.-3-bedrm. rambler: hot water.
cleo. kit; beach privils. Avail. June
: to 10. and 20 to 20. and after
Sept. ! OWNER. University 7-24ll.
HILLSMERE SHORES, MD.-Over-
looking bay Residential Com
muting distance. Swimming. fish,
ing. boating. Bargain. JE. 2-S694
MIAIOSA COVE, Deale, Nd New.
modern, all-year eXpanSlble homes,
built as they should be large lots
on beautiful cove At bottom price
Turn ri<ht at ESQ station. Call
UN. 7-7293
NEELD ESTATES, Plum PIT. Md
Furn. cottage; 3 bedrmS.. lge. liv
F ntfp block exec beach s G Bsst Bay ss
loo. COLMAN, EN-. 3-q426.
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SII.WER OpRING
DOWNTOWN

fdeSl once space: 400 to 476 "a
4 eir;eonditioned, elevator BLDG.
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OLDs '55 "ss" convertible: r. and
h.. hydramatic, Wv. tires, 2-tone
cream and blue finish with matching
interior; real sharpl Car No. 632-A.
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a4so NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.

dust Past ID. c. Line In
Prince Georges County
Recently completed bldg now be-
lnR occupied BY prominent doctors
and dentists. Some space Still avail
able for general practitioners, nose
and throat specialists OpihalmOlO-
pists, etc Several very attractive
arrangements possible. with plenty
Of windows etc Entire bldg cen.
trally air conditioned elevator sery-
Ice, houresvent lighting sOundpfOof
ceilings. char service Moderate
rentals from 500 per month de.
pending on size Of suites Nothing
more to spend but your phone bills
For. further information call EN-
1.p000
Legum q Gerber Realty Co.
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PONTIAC '55 $50" VS. Catalina: :
hydramatic, radio. heater, power
steering, power brakes. Wv. tires:
tested for your protection: 30-dAy
written warranty. PAUL BROS
tOLDS), Wis. and Ellicott 81 NV,
IKE 1-130S
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 'b5 sunliner convertible. Just
right for. summer Radio, heater,
Fordomatic. See this one High
trade. Liberal terms No. 590-A.
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DODGE '5l 9 door. FL i.SO4O
DODGE 81 4.dr. coronet sedan: =.
and h. auto. drive, turn signals,
back-up light; peri In every re-
spect. pvt. owner. $3.50 10. 3.
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PONTIAC SO Star Chief hardtop:
radio heater. hydramatic drive, Wv.
tires. Continental wheel. 2-tone m
ish. immaculate; low mileage: one
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MARINA

OVER zoo Fl. ON WATER
HEAVY COMML. ZONING
WEST RIVER -CHES. BAY AREA
Operating business, accommodations
for approx. as boats: for storage
and service; sale includes 25-ton
railway. large 4-bedrm. brick home
and garage: plenty OF shoreline yet
to be developed: on excel. water;
pointment only. on BY IoUIs <.
STARTLING. I'll 10th 81. n w., RE.
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OLDS 81 "9s" convertible; 7 and
h, hydramatic. Wv tires, 2-tone
red and yellow finish with 2-tone
leather interior; real value! Car
No. Alb.
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Seeded Team
Bows in Bridge

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 1 R.
Only one upset occurred in
the FIRST round Of the Masters
knockout team championship
here last night as play began
in the biggest event of the
American Contract Bridge
Leagues summer tournament.
One seeded team was elimi-
mated In the first knockout
round in which the 72-team
field engaged In 80 matches.
Jack Denny, Akron, Ohio;
Robert @. Sharpe. Covington,
KY: Sid Fink, Cleveland; Bud
Smith. Detroit. and Dave War
ner, Philadelphia, lost to an
underdog Chicago team Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert c. Thompson,
Robert s. Hemmings. Alfred
Habel and Robert Easement.
The winner Of the knockout
team championship win become
the American champion and
will 60 to Europe next winter
to play the European represen-
tatives for the world bridge
title.
Only IL matches will be
played tonight as IL Of the
SO surviving teams drew byes
Knockout rounds tonight, FRI
day and Saturday. will reduce
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the field to six teams. These
will play q flve-day round
robin. The title will be decided
next Thursday.
The master mems pair and
master women's pair cham
pionships will begin this after
noon. Both are three-session
events, ending Saturday.
H. Sanborn Brown and Mar
tin j. Cohn, both Detroit sub
urbanites, won the life masters
pair championship yesterday
afternoon with a final score Of
81812 points. Other leaders
we're:
Francis Begley and Louis
Kelner, both of New York.
S161a; Robert S. Fox and Rob-
ert E. Starr! both of Provi-
dence, r. l.. 8141a: C. B. Elliott
and Eric r. Murray. both of
Toronto, 8l31a; Charles H.
Goren, Miami Beach. and Mrs.
Helen Sobel, New York, 807:
William j. Hanna, Los Angeles,
and Sidney Lazard. New Or
leans, Sol: Israel Cohen and
Richard Freeman. both Of
Washington, D. c., TOT.
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Slate Board of Prison Com
nilssioners. said last night that
with the exception Of cleanup
activities everything at the
prison was orderly" He said
the cleanup Job would be ire
mendous, but declined to esti-
mate how long It would take.
The riot began Tuesday aft
ernoon when q group Of con-
victs apparently became an
gered over q guards order 10
shell peas. They held eight
guards as hostage, releasing
them only after Mr.. Anderson
assured them that their de-
mands would be given consid-
Grafton by the prison board.
Meanwhile. in Helena, Gov.
]. Hugo Aronson. ex-oficio
chairman Of the prison board,
announced q board meeting
scheduled today was postponed
until early next week to give
Warden F. o. Burrell a chance
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to appraise the situation and
get his feet on the ground"
Warden Burrell. who was in
Indiana when the riot occurred,
hurried back to Deer Lodge yes
terday. He said late last night
that II don't want to make
any comments until / have q
chance to talk with Gov. Aron-
son, other members Of the
board Of prison commissioners
and prison officials"
Maximum security was re-
stored to the 88-year-old insti-
tuition about 4 pm. yesterday.
nearly "a hours after the 400
inmates got out Of hand.
Prison commissioners said it
may take several days to pick
up broken chairs, tables and
other equipment in the CEN
trally situated reception center
where q small FIRE was started
Tuesday.
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99-year sentence in 1894 after
he was convicted of kidnapping
John Jake the Barber) Factor.
He escaped from Statewide
october o, 1912. and was re-
turned December 81. 1942..
The l99-year sentence he re-
ceived in 1943 was to be served
after the SO years.
BY Gov. STATIONS commu-
tation, his new sentence is 80
and three years and he will be
eligible for parole after serv-
ing one-third of the sentence.
He had applied for executive
clemency only on the 199-year
sentence.
However, Toughy has been
in the courts several weeks
seeking to have the 99-year
kidnapping sentence set aside,
contending he was framed.
He was released from prison
in 1854 by a ruling Of United
States District Judge John p.
Barnes, who said the 99-year
sentence was obtained on per-
jured evidence. He was back
in prison AZ hours later as the
State Immediately appealed the
ruling. which later was re-
versed by the United States
Court of Appeals.
The Touhy Communication
was recommended by the State
Pardon and Parole Board. Gov.
Stratton on Tuesday. acting on
the boards recommendation,
had denied executive clemency
to Nathan Leopold, who has
served nearly 80 years for the
1924 thrill killing of l4-year-
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Touhy Prison
Term Reduced

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Aug. /
R.-No early parole appeared
likely today for Roger (The
Terrible) Touhy. whose 199-
year sentence for escaping
from prison was cut to three
years by Gov. William G.
Stratton yesterday.
Touhy, 59-year-old prohibi-
ton era Chicago gangster who
also is serving a 99-year SEN
tence in Statewide Penitentiary
for kidnapping, now is eligible
for parole in 1868.
Touhy started serving the
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WIFE TAKES BLAME
FOR MANS CRIME
SHE'S NOT PERFECT

TAIPEI (R.-Chang po-
Fang was freed from prison
yesterday after serving half
Of a 15-year term for MUIR
dering his mistress.
His wife. waiting outside
with the 7-year-old son
Chang had never seen, said
the blame for the crime
was hers.
Had I been perfect"
she said, "he would never
have committed such a
crime"
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Tires Of DioIinq Hazel

CAMDEN. N. j.. Aug. / (R.--
The Camden County Music
Circus is thinking of asking
for a different telephone ex-
change. The summer theater's
tent was ripped to shreds by
high winds this week. The
circus exchange is HAzel-a
familiar hurricane name.
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Montana Prison Facing
Big Cleanup Operation

DEER LODGE Mont, Aug. / Q9--The task Of cleaning
up continued today inside ot-torn Montana State Prison
truce prevailed prison inmates agreed to sit tight
until prison commissioners have had chance to study the
demands made during their nine-hour uprising Tuesday
ATTORNEY General Forrest H. Anderson member of the
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old Bobby Franks in Chicago.
Leopold. So. who is serving an
85-year sentence, will not be
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released until 1868 unless he h
granted a parole or executive
clemency.
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Handy poIyethyIens
drinking cup and mouth
sueRd. Attsehes to OUT
door hose connection.
Essy oa-oFf oetion. Ideal
for SUMMER
Scare 5 Stores
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Binq's on the Loose

HOLLY WOOD (NANA) -
Bling Crosby is somewhere on the
loose in Notwithstanding cross
country back to his home here.
When I asked his latest dinner
date. Inger Stevens, il she
thought Bing would ever marry.
she replied seriously: mo one
gets close enough to him to an
swer that" And. describing
Bling: HE has dignity. poise and
confidence. Their Man on
Fire. picture, she told me, will
be released around July 4.
John Wayne tried to find a
rugged stunt-girl with the same
dimensions as coStar Sophia
Loren for her fight scene with
him and Rossano Brazil in Leg
end of the Lost" But there isn't
a girl in the world who can meas
ure up to Sophia. She'll have to
do the scene herself. Eva
BartOk was a constant visitor to
Frank Sinatra's rehearsals for
the Bob Hope TV show. The
former Mrs. Harry Belafonte is
selling her Long Island home
and bringing their two daughters