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'i v- Ji THE SUN, BALTIMORE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 19, 1952 PAGE 9 IP about 7,30 P.M. and asked to see 2 Holdup Men Rob "the doc." Miss Doree Conerly, a clerk, Druggist Of $450 Coombs, 24, Negro seaman serving ten years for slaying Andrew Spence, also a Negro, in a Baltimore flat on February 4, 1948. Convicted of second-degree murder. Coombs originally was sentenced in Baltimore Criminal Court the following May 5 to eighteen called Mr. Rosenthal, who was in the rear of the store.

When the druggist came to the front of the store one of the men was holding "what looked like a .28 caliber Two shabbily dressed holdup men, last night robbed a Northeast Baltimore druggist of $450 at the point of a long-barreled pistol. Anne Arundel County Circuit Court, three years. House of Correction, breaking and entering. ALFRED LLOYD, October 21. 1949, Baltimore Criminal Court, not more than five years, reformatory, robbery.

MARTINNO PLUMMER, Negro, November 18, 1947, Baltimore Criminal Court, seven years. Penitentiary, manslaughter. CARRIE SNEAD, Negro. September 17, 1951, Baltimore Criminal Court, not more than nine months, reformatory, lottery. JAMES C.

STAUBITZ, October 11. 1948, Anne Arundel County Circuit Court, not more than ten years, reformatory, robbery with deadly weapon. The paroles were effective years in the Penitentiary. The court then cut his term to ten years. pistol," Mr.

Rosenthal said. He said the robbers demanded A. Earl Shipley, director of and. probation, had recom Bernard Rosenthal, the 31-year-1 old druggist, told police that the two men entered his store, at Harford road and Markley avenue. all the money in the cash register.

which amounted to about $450. mended easing the sentences of Miles and Howington. In both in MCKELDIN CUTS 2 SENTENCES Governor Also Paroles Eleven Other Prisoners Annapolis. March 18 OS5) Governor McKeldiji today cut the sentences of two long-termers in the Maryland Penitentiary to make them eligible for parole. One was Elijah Miles, 31-year-old Negro laborer of Crisfield, serving life for fatally shooting the former beau of his girl friend in 1939.

His sentence was reduced to 30 years. Shipley Recommends Action The other was Julius June Howington, 29, a Murfreesboro (N.C.) sailor sentenced to 30 years for robbery and assault to kill after drinking heavily and anticipated losing his ride home at Baltimore. Just above the Harford-Baltimore county line he shot Ross twice. Ross fell out of the car but found help at a near-by house. Other Paroles Howington deserted the automobile soon afterward and fled into the woods.

Police flushed him out near Bel Air the next morning. He was sentenced on May 24 in Harford County Circuit Court to twenty years for robbery and ten on the assault charge. Other paroles: SAMUEL H. CRADDOCK, sentenced May 12, 1948. by Prince Georges County Circuit Court to six year in the Penitentiary for robbery.

EARL M. DOENECKER. October 31, 1949, Baltimore Criminal Court, not more than lour years, reformatory, assault and larceny. NEAL W. FERGUSON, Negro, December 15, 1947, Cecil County Circuit Court, ten years.

Penitentiary, rape. EDWARD KEMPAS, June 6, 1951. Baltimore Criminal Court, two years. House of Correction, larceny. PATRICK KOERNER, September 5, 1951, Prince Georges County Magistrate's Court, one year.

House of Correction, operating motor vehicle without consent of owner. RENEA LAURANT, March 9. 1951. IS SfflillllTllllllliiiWM! the plumpest and stances he noted the men had good prison records and would be eligible for "immediate parole consideration." Sentenced To Life Miles was sentenced to life by Somerset County Circuit Court on October 4, 1939. He admitted killing Leroy Watts at Crisfield two weeks earlier.

The state said Miles was in love with a girl who had gone with Watts and ascribed the shooting to jealousy. Howington was absent without leave from the Navy when he was given a ride south on U.S. Route 1 by Murray Barney Ross, of Baltimore, on May 5, 1943. The sailor said he had been tastiest because theyte saw shooting the Baltimore motorist who gave him a lift in 1943. The Governor paroled eleven Mode ond tnod byGorncw-Amerlea's lad te litYtnmirtu since 1 831.

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