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St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 24

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2C May 22, 1956 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FORMER COUNTY STUDENT KILLED IN TEXAS AUTO CRASH DRIVER WHOSE AUTO HIT POLE DIES OF INJURIES Woman Bets $2, Wins $11,180. AGUA CALIENTE, Mexico, May 22 (AP) A woman who won $11,180.80 on a horse racing bet Sunday said: "It was pure luck." Mn. G. W.

Winter-Scheldt of Palm Spring, said she picked five horses to win in six races just by their names and without other info mation about them. She held, the only winning ticket on the 5-10 pool, which pays off to the bettor or bettors picking the most winners in the fifth through tenth races. STORMY WEDDING FOR ANITA EKBERG AND BRITISH STAR INDIA-RED OIL DRILLING PACT NEW DELHI, May 22 (UP) India ami Russia signed an agreement yesterday calling for Indian purchase of about worth of Soviet oil drilling equipment. The agreement also provides for free erection of the drilling rigs by Soviet experts. Another group of experts, 22 to each rig, would come to India to operate the drills and to train Indiana for a minimum period of six months.

Airman Harry Frank Coe, a former itudent at Normandy High School, was killed yesterday in an automobile accident near Temple, Okla. He was stationed at Sheppard Air Force Base, Wichita Falls, Tex. The Air Force said a car in which Coe was riding left a highway and ran Into a farm field, hitting a fence. Coe U.S. TAX LIENS TOTALING $95,038 FILED AGAINST 4 Federal Income tax lleni totaling $95,033 were filed yesterday at Clayton against four persons allegedly holding property for Meyer Fried, real estate dealer and broker, who was sentenced April 18, 1055, to 30 months in prison and fined $10,000 for tax evasion.

The liens were agoinst Paul Fried, 3411 Vista avenue, and Fanny Fried, David A. Bernstein and Carolyn Bernstein, all of 8047 Blackberry lane, University City. In each rase the liens, interest and penalties totaled $23,314 for 1946 and $71,724 for 1947. Meyer Fried pleaded guilty of evading payment of $24,965 in income taxes. COUNTY JURY TO CHECK ON ALLEGED POLICE BEATING A report that a former Kirk-wood policeman had severely beaten a youth he was questioning will be presented to the next St.

Louis County grand jury, Prosecuting Attorney Edward W. Garnholi said yesterday. Garnholz declined to identify the officer, now a member of another county police department, or the person making the complaint. The Kirk wood City Council, investigating reports of police brutality, found the charges were not substantiated "against any present member Sam McMillan, a chauffeur who was Injured in an automobile accident Sunday, died last night at City Hospital. He had suffered head and internal Injuries when the or he was driving struck an iron utility pole at Washington avenue and Eighteenth street.

Police reported McMillan was driving to the hospital for treatment of a face laceration when the accident occurred. McMillan, 40 years old, lived at 823 North Eighteenth street. His wife, Annie, injured in the same accident, was in serious condition at City Hospital. A passenger in the car, Mrs. Savannah Clasberry, 2801A Del-mar boulevard, was killed in the was thrown from the vehicle Cskx ml 1 BOYS' DRESS-UP JEANS litre Heavy KI Oi.

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FLORENCE, Italy, May 22 (API Anita Ekberg became the bride of British star Anthony fiteel in stormy civil cere-Mony In the City Hall here today. Several hundred excited Italian and tourists broke through police guards into the antechamber where the ceremony vaj shunted by Florence's Mayor Giorgio la Pira. The crowd made so much lioiie that bearded City Cnu ellor Menotti Riccloli had to start the ceremony three times. He threatened to call of the Vedding and finally said, "I pronounce you man and wife," only after asking each witness to confirm that the witness had heard the rites. The Swedish-born bride, 24 yean old, wore a white embroidered organdy dress with the left shoulder bare and low decollete.

Steel, 36, was clad 1n a black suit and wore a white carnation. It was her first marriage and Ms second. mishap. All are Negroes. of our police department.

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