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HOUSES FOR SALE--N,E,
CONTINUED

COL0RED--I2th AND s. DAKOTA
ANE.---Mod. 3-bedrm. brick, slum.
Sll0 mo. Elk, $4,000,
COLORED-3 AND 4-bedrm. houses
In ne. and Sc, areas, S3OG N.
payment will handle for qualified
purchasers. SPARKS AGENCY, Mr..
Pend,eton, pu. 1-200l or DU
cOLORED--Iaa2 ORREN ST.. NE.
--o-rm row brk., built-ln gar, 5
p9rehes. rec. I'm. open SIS. MR.,
0oLORED-RIvER TERRACE open
70. y pm 34l6 Baker st. ne
Brick 1-rm. home with modern
tile bath and kit; full bsmt
screened porch, fenced yard: S205
dn, SOS per mo- DEMATATIs
Es sAAdHT GO .sTa a-sSoi' or Mr.
COLORED-0PEN go PM, 507
Montana ave, NEAR 400 Frank.
lin ST. Small down payment will
buy this beaut. home. newly dec
.-3l4i. Wo. 6-s0i4.
COLORED = MICHIGAN PARK
;i92i 18th st, ne. Lovely 4-bea
rm., .-bath detached brick honie
Features include large liv. rm
with firepl., equipped kitchen. rec
rm.. with firepl., garage. auto
washer, aluminium storm windows
patio and many extras Price,
for quick sale. FLOYD Z. DAV1s
Co. 1929 x 81, NV. Ma. S-0352
ewes LA. 8-0S26.
coLORED = WOODBRIDGE. ISL
and Taylor ne Assure 4ise,
S12.200 OF loan. payable S93, Isl
mo-. p.tt,i on this Attrac. cor
mod. ,semidet. brick home; powder
rm.. kit. with dishwasher, 3 bed
rms, full bsint; gas heat, attrac
fenced I'd; Lmmed; poss; onl.
Sl4,9b0, STONE 4 MARCFLLINO
TU. 2-sl01 or EN-. 2-O696,
COLORED-725 x st, NE; opeT
3-5. Comfortable wel.-kept 6-rm
hrk. Center hall, sep. din. rm.
kit, fin. bsmt., oil heat. OF OF
non-G1; possession. 10 days. Pay,
ments less than rent.
cox g. CO., RE. 7-1633
C0LORED OR WHITE, $50 Peabody
ST.. I blk. K-4 exp, bus--LoVely
Diet. brk. home; 3 hedrms.. . baths
eony. eyerything Vac, move right
in. ALLEN REALTORS. RA. 6-3333
C0LORED-i3th AND z. CAPITOL
STS.-Beart. corner house. center
hall plan. Excel. cond. throughout
spacious rms, oil heat. Compl
bsmt. ant. now used as Doctors
office. Can be purchased below
market price. Open SUM-. ! 80 q
3 pm. DEWEY NJ. CARR co.
DE. 2-10s7.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1915 Fla, ave, n.e.-FirSt flool
available, End floor rented at 81.
per mo. OIL h.-w.h. Insnect on,
time. See WAPI.E CO., 1924 I4tf
81. NV. AD. 4-2005.
coLoRED-4s22 Sth ST. NE.
3 BEDRooMs-lh BATHS
OPEN SUN, 9 TO q
Buy the FLA way-Sd00 down
approx. SS4 per mo. for this extra
large mod. brick corner home, Full
bSmt., front porch, extra -lRe. ward
many extras. Only S14.75O. wall
70 new Providence Hospital. COY
4 CO, RE. 7-1833; Mr.. Steinberg
JU. 9-263l,
coLoRED-oPEN SUN. 2-5
REC. RM.--S195 DIN.
.636 Emerson st. - Mod suotles
semidet. brk. Din. rm., 3 bedrms.
in. JAMES CARR. Elk. $4,000
.CoLORED = TAKE OVER UNPAID
balance. $3.50 mo. Arranged for
so7 DOUGLAS ST. NE.
Inspect. talk with owner in house
Then see Mr., MAPLE. 1924 I4tl
81. NV. AID. 4-2005.
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MASS AVE, AREA-charming g.
v.-din. comb. full bsmt.. An. rec.
rm. with flrepl., lge. scr. porch,
$22,500. GEO. W. ROBERTSON.
realtor, 1896 Wis. ave. OIL. g
2123; ewes, OIL. 6-3295. Once
open Sun. l1-5
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BETHESDA BEAUTY - New brk.
rambler on 97x125 lot In choice
section. Lily. rm., firepl., din. Tm,,
BIG kit. . bedrms, ? baths. full
bsmt rec, rm., carport. "A buy at
s23,gS0,, EN-. 2-ioO7, MARKET
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
tcoAIINurp)

BETHESDA, BRADMo0R = Fine
s sa1oo Colonial 20 b,S value bs6, see S RSo
washer. breakfast bar. powder rm.,
charming rec. rm. with Law. and
exit TO yard; scr porch; garage;
trees, many extras; top cond., LIST
offering, SAMUEL r. BOGLEi OF
MD. INC, OIL. $4,000 today 1914
BETHESDA, Wyngate; Si0,5OO--
Attrac. brick Cape Cod; firepl.. .
bedrms., bath on LIST Il, big dormi-
tors. on End q, with tiled floor; fun
SAMUEL 4. BoGLEY or MD,
INC, OIL. B-TROO todav INA
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.W.

SPACIOUS brick Colonial Three
bedrms., large liv. rm., din. nm,
kit. and den on first floor, full
basement with professional Of
nces, "a baths. Omen Sun, Ia.
SCI, 900. 10. 2-2337.
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MASS. AVE. ExTENDED-Luxury
perfection: located in Westwood;
air conditioned, including bed
rms, formal-size din. rm., gear
garage; owners health prompts
sale. New carpets and Grapes In
cluded. Call Miss Bland. WO. g.
64S6. THOMAS J. FISHER d
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PARKWOOD DRIVE = 2-bedrm.
brick rambler; all-elec. kit. full
din, nm: lge. cor. lot. Close to
public, parochial schools and
playground: S15.500. Open l-6.
Out Wise. ave. to Cedar lane,
right to Parkwood dr., left 70
lO50l; CALDWELL REALTY, JU.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS brick home
in fine west end location, with
8 rms Ia baths. bsmt.; fire.
place, built-in garage. $500.
Easy FLA terms. BRIDGES,
TORS PO 0-427A
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MASS. AvE.-PLUsH PLUS! What
Joy TO entertain in this CLAM
orous home! The rec. rm, and bar
room ARRANGEMENT opening onto
of this world Charming 3-bed-
rm,. 3-bath. white brk. rambler
with lovely big rooms. Living room
is approx 14x2S. Gorgeous lot
in a wonderful neighborhood ad.
jacent to Springfield and Sumner.
near Kenwood Club; mid-30sl
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI.
T-l41I' ewes M R.oAAo
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HILLANDALE-owner, builder, &C.

KENSINGT0N PKWY.-Delightful
family fam ~ home me on. on tree shaded St;
windows, entrance hall, liv. room,
din. room, large kitchen on FIRST
floor; three bedrooms, bath on
second. Country setting on 50x125
lot with intown conY. to school
and shopping. No agents, $15.950
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ROCKVILLE-Pretty as a picture is
this 3-bedrm. rambler with bSmt,,
situated on nice corner lot near
schools: 5000 down, FILA, or as
sumo Oh loan: S14, 1000. BRIDGES,
PETER g. SPENCER, INC, REAL
TORS pO 2-4374
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MASS. AVE EXT.-LoVely wooded
level, brick; 5 separate levels on
well-landscaped " acre; bed
rms. 3 baths, lge. scr. pch., rec.
nm. play rm.. sll-elec, built-in
KIT, fieldstone flreplaces. Cow.
low sos for quick sale. OWNER
on premises. $500 DAHLONEGA
RI OF, o-010O
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CONN. AVE. PARK-Reduced, $3.50
down, SS7 mo. Det. 3-bedrm. brick
home; bsmt.: all-elec. kit. BUD
NEY REALTY. 10. 5-2750. VIII.
fi-357A
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GAITHERsBURG a REpRooMs

AND DEN. Large attractive home
everything. Large lot and a real
family home In good neighborhood.
ROMER a. CO. INC, 0aithersburg
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BROOKDALE, CHEVY CHASE

sSDsr5 Sia Colonial Colonial WISE 'uith den,
baths. stairs 70 sr d' a.. o fuII bsmt..
nm, rec, rm. and bath; scr. porch;
wide lot SAMUEL r, BOGLEY OF
MD, INC, OIL. B-7RO1 TODAY 1O-4
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Brick semidet.. 8 bedrms. all with
finished rec, rms, some with 2
baths, all with outside entr. 70 rec.
rm..; II located NV. or ne, would
sell for $4,000, our price only
$4,000 to S13,950. See these
dream houses today.
S72 AND 1852 YUMA ST.
S57 XENIA ST.
:, 1907 AND 3s42 9th ST.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. /,
S10,250 FLA appraisal. 3-bedrm
Cape Cod, 1925 down. SS6.51 per
mo; PAYS all: Move right in. 8. E.
ROGLEY INC PO 2-R1h1
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COLORED-VACANT-S395 down,
1854 Potomac ave. Sc: e-rm
brick, nice kit. gas heat; SlO5
mo. incl. taxes; mr.. Navy yard,
schools. RA. 6-6912, ST. 3-0567
COLORED - VACANT - MOVE
RIGHT IN-FHA, $3.50 dn.; OF,
nothing dn.-S09 ADRIAN ST. on
Texas ave-: handy everything: very
clean. partially fin. rec. rm.,
fenced, handicapped. Mr.. Fortin. 10.
S-5542. FORTIN REALTY, INC.
C0LoRED-ANACOsTIA HILLS =
semidet.. brk., like new 8 rms,
? b.r.. full bsmt.. garage. fenced
lot, vacant. Sl1,950. JOSEPH
FlLIPPo REALTY CO., Realtors,
24l2 Minnesota ave. Sc, LII. 4
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ROCKVILLE-S300 dn., including
settlement; detached 3-bedrm.
5-2750 VIII. 6-6579.
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cOLoRED = MICHIGAN PARK,
rm,' g-bath detached brick honie
Features include large liy. rm
with firepl., equipped kitchen. rec
rm.. with fireDl., garage. auto.
washer, aluminium storm windows
patio and many extras Priced
for quick sale. FLOYD u. DAVIS
Co, 1929 x 81, NV. Ma. s-O352
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T FALKLAND AREAl Retirement
home! On a wooded h-acre on a
quiet country lanel Like new,
well constructed, Just one bedrm.
bsmt., but a real dream: Sg,500l
Call RIPLEY CO.. JU. SOIL.
FLACK ST, I2S38-Fine brick
rambler in very choice neighbor-
hood; 3 bedrms., lovely large encl.
porch; fenced rear yard. Close to
al schools: PRICED Low. SMALL
sfDERED FOR HOUSE Or va
CANT LOT. CALL EV. 4-9515 OR
EX 4-lS25. H g. H DEVELOP
MENT co.
GAITHERSBURG BRICK "a bed
rooms and den. . baths. dining
room, fireplace, Q porches: on Y
acre. $22,500. ROMER & CO..
Gaithersburg 800.
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ROCK CREEK FOREST-A terrific
custom brick rambler, with dream
Kitchen, lge. separate dining rm..
: baths, fireplace. screened porch
shopping and bus: S25, $50. GRA-
HAM & CO., 10. 5-2322. 9 It'll 2.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

FOREST GLEN RID. AREAI Brick
Colonial! s17.950i Firepl.: sep,
din. nm; den: breakfast rm.: 3
bedrms. Ice. pch.; paneled rec.
rm,: newly decorated, large lots
quiet street, RIPLEY CO.. ~.
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ROCKVILLE-TWINBROOK-Assume
GI loan, S395 down includes
settlement. S93 mo. pays ALL 3
bedrms., expan. to 4; flrepl., redec.;
fenced yard; . blks. to shopping
ctr. JU. 5-4365,
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ROCKVILLE rms. bath; oil
So mo-, incl. taxes, ms. Also
6-rm.. bath on aa-acre; $4,000.
BARBARA g. ROSS, BROKER.
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Deer Parf"oDen z 20 3 Bedr m,
bsmt, carport, so Il. iot With
shade trees, Assume large CT
loan, Sl03 mo. incls. taxes and
insurance. Total price S17,7b0.
Drive out Route 24O to Gathers
burg, turn right on Peony 81. and
follow arrow signs 10 open sign.
LAIRD B. SCOTT, Reeltor. ~.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--sE.

coLoRED-s.E.-Two-bedrm. ali.
s sss s Sth O SsIss y porch IA aT Fae.
neighborhood' near schools and
park; Move In with $3.50 down
v. A. PUFFENBERoER
10 7-hIkI
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RoCK CREEK HTIs-sa7,o 50 4,

Owner -year-old custom rambler
in prestige area. , bedrooms "a
baths with 4th bedroom on lower
level. Handicapped corner lot. Fire
place in living room another in
lower level family room. LARGE
fully EQUIPPED GE kitchen. Screened
porch and patio. Closets and stor-
age galore. Built-in bookcases,
cabinets, and side board in din
ing ell. 4129e first mortgage. Direc-
tiol,s: Out Conn. ave. TO Kens-
hill dr., and right to 3405 BexhilI
place, or phone OIL. 7-9536
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick Cape
Cod with bedrIn. and bath on LIST
fir. Has 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, fire-
place, knotty pine rec, rm,, storm
windows; assume S14,500 loan or
will 80 FLA: Sie,95O. win take
your home in trade. n. l.. GOD
DARD, OIL. 4-7o22, HU. 3-4747.
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ASHTON AREA - Lee. rms. and
many Of them, characterize
this we'll modernized home in a
pvt, and lovely setting of g acres
with more land avail. 4l5 baths;
oil base board heat: dishwasher;
porches.. and outbldgs.: these are
value at S29,75O, Call Mrs.
Candy Ev. 4-I743. ASHTON
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COLURED--OPEN H-B PM, 507
Montana ave, NEAR 400 Frank
lin St Small down payment will
buy this beaut, home: newly dec /;
has lge. garage. See II today. HO.
.-Jl41. WO, B-o014.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-25

British gColumbia and Alaska will be helda at the University of Was' ington's Henry Gallery from March 8 through April 9, of this year.
 Craftsmen planning to enter the competition submit their work no later than February 8 Entries arriving after that date will not De judged.
 Work in the following craft media may be entered; ceramics and ceramic sculpture, jewelry, metalwork, enamels, wooden con taincrs and table ware, lamps with wiring and shade, leatherwork, textiles in napery, drapery, uphol- stery, rugs, screens, wall hangings and decorative accessories and two new classes of entry, dolls and toys
 Interested craftsmen should write to the Henry Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle 5. Washington for entry blanks and information
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-25

weeks there visiting relatives and friends, before flying to Bremmcr- haven, Germany. Three days spent in West Germany convinced them tho West Germans are we'll on the road to economic recovery since the war, and their stan <rds of living much like that of the Uni ted States.
 Boarding the USNS UPSHUR, they later arrived in New York, and continued their trip across country, stopping at Washington. DC. again, thence to Wichita, Kansas, where they visited Mr. Cornelius parents and relatives. A short stop was next made at Denver, Colorado, then Seattle and then homeward bound to Ko- diak aboard the USNS O'HARA.
 Bothtthe Cornelius say they had 2 wonderful trip, but. on landing again at Kodiak, they stated t..~y ans glad to nr hack Gornclus ls in the real estate business here, Ald is President ot the Kodiak Ex- ploration Company and the Alaska Tidclands OH Company
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-25
Rar. & Mrs. cerneIIus Welt .EurfoBpIe

Seeing the world through port hole came belatedly to n former Navy Chief, but none-theless en- joyably, when George Cornelius, a resident of Kodiak, and his N wife, Mary, travelled over, much of the worlds surface, land. sea and air, 2 trip from which they just re- turned last week.
 Covering approximately 24,0O0 miles the Cornelius saw much of the Mediterranean, stopping at Casalblanca, later Naples and Rome and thence 10 London. CO., ing by train across country, with short stopovers at Washington, DC. and New York, the local couple boarded the USNS General W.D. Darby and sailed into the romantic port of CasabIanca, and other Mediterranean ports. From Naples they traveled by train to Rome In Rome, they didn't do as Romans did. but paused long enough to sec the famous sights of this historic city. Following a tour of the vast historic remains Of this Italian city, they went  modern and boarded the "Britan mia n ict-turbo plnG 10 London The Cornelius said there was little to see on this part of the trip, be- cause of the speed.
 Reaching London, they had now covered 14,350 miles. Since Eng land was the former home Of Mrs Cornelius, the couple spent three
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.'TN,e,,rl.Ie.r.:T

The alleyway behind tho Eai- mont Building connecting Boring Way with the Donncllcy Building within USS No+ S50 will be closed for a 24 hour period beginning January Beth l2.0O midnight thru January 27th l2;00 midnight
 DonnelIey and Achcson
 by R s. Acheson
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-25
CraftsFnen's Show Exhibits Sought

The sixth annual Northwest Craftsmen Exhibition, an open competition for craftsmen of Wash ington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana,
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rails There was not break anywhere. not broken
or bent post The bus simply couldn't have Skidded
over the embankment into the lake without smashing
through the wire guard rail.
Joe German felt better when he out at his diner
at the Clayton end He felt BETTER but he felt dizzy.
Five minutes later Trooper TeIiski came whizzing
through from Lakevew and stopped his car.
Whats the gag?" he asked Joe.
Joe tried to light cigarette and his hands were shak-
ing so badly he couldn't make it. Telsk snapped on his
lighter and held it out. Joe dragged smoke deep INTO
his lungs.
Look" he said The bus started through the dug
way at the regular time He told about Jerys stop at
Nueent's. 1T never came out this end"
nerve twitched in TeIiski's cheek. The lake, he
said.
Joe shook his head. II thought of that, right off,
| lust came through ahead Of you looking Not a
break in the guard rail anywhere Not scratch. Not
bent post The bus didn't go into the lake. I'll stake
my life on that
Then what eIse?" Teiski asked. 1T couldn't go up
the mountain
Il know" Joe said and the two men stared at each
other
Its some kind Of Joke" TeIiski said.
what kind of joke? It's no joke to me or the
DickIers. ! talked to them.
MAYBE they had permission to go to special move
or something Telsk said.
Without notifying the parents? Miss Bromfled
would have told me- anyway. talked to her. Listen,
TeIiski The bus went into the dugway and it didn't
come It's not in the dugway now, and IT didn't 90
into the lake
ueIiski was silent for moment, and then ne
spoke with solid attempt at common sense. 1T didn't
come out this end he said. We'll check back on that
guard rail- but let's say you're right 1t didn't skid INTO
the lake. 1t couldn't go up the mountain. So where
does that leave uS?'
Going nuts" Joe said.
1T leaves us with only one answer. The station
wagon never went into the dugway.
Joe German nodded. That's logic, he said But
WHY would Jake Nueent lie? Jerys hour and three
quarters late now If he didn't 60 in the dugway, where
is he? Where coMdhe go? Why hasn't he teephoned if
everything is okay?"
AGAR drove up and stopped Aman got out and came
running toward them. 1t was Karl Dickler father OF
two of the missing children. Thank God you're here
Teliski What's happened?"
"Some kind of gag" Teliski said. I'VE can't figure
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il out. The bus never came through the dugway."
But it did, Karl DECKER said.
1T never came out this end" Joe German said. Il
was watching for Pete, naturally"
but it did come through" DECKER said. Il passed
them myself on the way Lakeview. They were about
half mile this way from Jake Nugent's. saw them!
| waved at my own kids!
The three men stared at each other.
1T never came out this end. Joe German said, in
choked voice.
DECKER swayed and reached out to the trooper to
steady himself. The laker' he whispered.
But they were not in the lake. Joe Germans survey
proved accurate broken wire, no bent post, not even
a scratch
Il was nearly dark when the real search began
Troopers the families Of the children. the seecmen the
sheriff and twenty-five or thirty volunteer deputies
hundred or more school friends Of the missing children
The lake was definitely out Not only was the guard
rail intact but the lake frozen over with about an
inch of ce There wasn't break in the smooth surface
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THIS WEEK MosorIns, April 20. lSss
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Of the ice anywhere along the two miles OF shore border
ing the dugway.
Men and women and children swarmed through the
woods on the other side Of the road knowing all the
time il was useless. The road was called the "dugWay
because had been dug Of the side Of the mountain
There was gravel bank about seven feet high running
almost unbrokenIy along that side Of the road There
was the one old abandoned trail leading to the quarry
Il was clear after walking the first ten yards OF It, that
no car had come that way. II couldn't.
A hundred phone calls made TO surrounding
towns and villages No had the station wagon,
the children Jerry Mahoney The impossible had TO
be faced.
The bus had gone into the dugway and il hadn't come
out Il hadn't skidded into the lake and it hadn't
climbed the impenetrabe brush Of the mountain. II
was just gone. Vanished into thin ar!..
Everyone was deeply concerned for and sym
pathetic with the DicklerS, and Joe German. and the
Williams the Trents. the Shas, the NoronS and the
Jennings. parents Of the missing children. Nobody
thought much about Jerry Mahoneys family, or his girl
II wasn't reasonable, but the evening wore on and
not one speck Of evidence found one reasonable
theory advanced. people began to talk about berry
Mahoney He the driver The bus had to have been
driven somewhere. II couldn't navigate without Jerry
Mahoney at the wheel. Jerry was the only adult m
voved. However il had been worked - this dsap-
pearance - Jerry must have had hand in it.
Il didn't matter that, until an hour ago. Jerry had been
respected trusted liked Their children were gone and
Jerry had taken them somewhere. Why? Ransom.
They would all get letters in the morning. they
said. mass kidnapping Jerry had the kids somewhere
There weren't any rich kids in Clayton so he was going
to demand ransom from all seven families.
So Jerry Mahoney became villain because there was
else to suspect Nobody stopped to think that
Jerys father and Jeys girl might be as anxious about
his absence as the others about the missing
children.
Tr.a:.L :.of
the State Police, George Peabody, the sheriff. and
dozen men of the community including Joe German
and Karl DECKER stormed into the living room Of Jerry
Mahoney's house where an old with slVery white
hair sat in overstuffed armchair with Elizabeth
Deering, Jerry's fancee, huddled the floor beside
him. her face buried on his knees. weeping.
The old man wore a rather sharply cut gray flannel
suit bright scarlet vest with brass buttons and green
necke that must have been designed for St. Patrick
Day parade. As he Stroked - Continued on page 10
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

yer ode Mark Twain) con ell jo.
ven Teddy de 8 amos, en- ell este
lar. . La MGM ha alberto sus
puertas a companies indepen-
dientes que quieran hacer pelf-
culas para televisi6n, rentAndo.
las facilidades del estudio a 9stos
y cooperando en- ell financiamien.
to de la production de las Sc
ries. Despues de haber pedido
ell ano pasado tanto dinero. la
situaci6n ha requerido medidas
draconianas, naturalmente, va di-
ran, v la primera sera una co.
production con una compafiia
inglesa que har$ Milo o. Frank
Jr. :. ,Por cierto que Louis l..
Amour escribi6 Easiest Gun
Alive" que filmara la MGM este
mes, posiblemente con Floyd
Simmons en- ell estelar, con ideas
de hacer una serie vaquera, va
que con ell exito que obtiene
cualquiera serie en- televisi6n con
tai de que hayan vaqueros, caba.
Hos y pistolas, no parece que
haya dSda de que ST la MGM
hace Easiest Gun Alive, ten
dram UNI 9xito SECURE. /. Ben
Bogeaus por fin puso ell CRITIC en-
ell cielo y ha demandado a Dana
Andrews por la cantidad de 159
d6lares, acusandole de haber es.
tado borracho cast TODD ell ITEM
20 durante la filmaci6n de "Ty.
pee" en- Mexico, 10 que ocasion6
perdida de tempo y costo adj
cional de d6lares al productoR
:. Dana MEGA los cargos. . .iSin
comentario, amigos!. ..Esos des-
nudos que andan por allf de
Sarita Montiel fueron tomados
en- Las Vegas, pero ell fot6gra-
TO lie devolvi6 los negatives
lie asegur6 a Sarita que no los has
bia vendido a nadie. . al des.
cubrir Sarita que las fot0s va
han ~aparecido en- algunas revis'
tas, ha puesto SUI colera on mar
cha y es possible que lie ponga
una demanda judicial en- contra
del "amigo" fot6grafo. . .lOtra
vez sin comentario!