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riii i iwiiii vuw wif TWI VUff It? SuntUy, De. 7, I95 '5layeTOreirir4rAsksKdroie' er and" waa urtTie gang which" pulled the $29,000 A. M. Byers Co. payroll robbery in 1948.

James M. Forse who shot to death a Homewooa grocer in a "thrill" robbery in 1947. John Eichelberger, armed robber and jail-breaker. Ernest Gill, who pulled a series of. Squirrel Hill bur Syria Says: Go Home, Yankees, To Syrian-Born Americans, Too Champion Steer Sold By lowan For $24,000 CHICAGO, Dec.

6 A teenage Iowa boy, who received more than $24,000 for his grand champion steer, "Holy Cow," today topped a perfect show record in open steer sales at the International Live since died, used those words in sentencing Earl Perry to Western Penitentiary for slaying four-year-old Theresa (Chi-Chi) Williams of Tustin Street and burying her body in the cellar of his home. The State Pardons Board will hear Perry's appeal for parole at a hearing Dec. 15 in Perry's grandfather in Italy and a grand-uncle both were convicted of murder. The little girl's murder was solved by Terry's sister, Gilda, who shamed him Into a confession, then dug up the body. Gilda herself was slain Oct.

31. 1931 by an older sister, Fifteen years ago, Criminal Court Judge G. Malcolm McDonald looked down at the smug 17-year-old killer standing before him. "I know there are some who will say that I am a coward but I don't know why I should have to worry all my life if he is sentenced to the judge said. "A punishment just as severe will be Imposed if he is incarcerated for life, sealed in prison, without pardon or parole, so long as he lives." Judge McDonald, wh6 has glaries in 1934.

Stock Exposition. the City-County Building. At the time of Perry's sen Chuck Wood 17, of Spen 'Florence, 29, who was sen-Itenced to the Workhouse after Robert (Flash) Lutz, one of the killers of Mark Silich in a dice game robbery in 1954. AN ESTIMATED 90 of all women in the United Statei regularly read daily cer, Iowa, sold "Satchmo." an tencing, his 'grief-stricken father, Nicholas, said the youth was not responsible for the slaying because of hereditary "homicidal tendencies." 'pleading guilty during her 'trial. I Among others seeking parole are: Aberdeen 'Angus he owned jointly with a children's group, on open auction for $50 per hundredweight.

Joseph Horne Co. Police Shadow Church Delegates By NICHOLAS KNEZEVICII I In plain terms, Americans "lire not wanted in the Mideast even if they're former natives Just back for a visit. 1 And things are getting worse Instead of better, according to a Homestead physician and his wife just recently back from a trip through Lebanon and Syria. Dr. Shakir Thomas Ilyas, of 194 Summcrfield Drive, a native of Syria and his wife, Rougina, got this reception: "At Beirut, Lebanon, we were informed by friends not to talk too much while we were there," Mrs.

Ilyas stated. At Pamasnn the Ilyas were told bluntly: "We Jove you Americans, but you don't love us therefore we don't want you here." In their party during the 16-day stay were 12 fellow Americans, delegates to a church council to nominate a new patriarch of the Syrian Antio-chean Eastern Orthodox Church. The size of their party grew while in Syria. Added were the unwanted watchful eyes of personnel from "Bureau Number Two" the secret police. Nor were the police so secretive about It.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ilyas left the everyone is treated according ly. "We as Americans were not trusted because of the West's anti-Nasser feeling," the physician noted. Mideast with a worrisome prediction ringing in their ears: "You (Americans) are pushing us into the hands of the Rus per year.

Professional school costs to students have been cut to per year. And those who want to go further can be subsidized by the government. New two-three-and-four-lane roads are being built (with Russian equipment). Open distribution of lands to the poor. While the land owner can only complain about the confiscation, he will be paid for the ground, but has to wait 40 years.

Nasser has won over the poor of the UAR and it is they who are criticizing the He's trying to keep it a secret but we know we're getting sians, the natives lnlormed them. Slav Hits TV Jackpot, Can't Picture Victory North American Alliance A most important social MtereoTsliordc Sound BELGRADE, Dec. 6 The millionth buyer of a radio set in Yugoslavia was just awarded a television set as a United States for being "a nation that doesn't practice its constitutional beliefs in dealing with other nations," the doctor reports. While the U. S.

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