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Illinois Fair, Warmer toolc tit, VrUy cloudy Sndy. Lew tMlicbt i. KJver 4., up Temper. tor St. Tl Community Ntvtpoptr -Serving Wabash and Edwardi Counties on Ports of Whit, Lawrenct, Knox and Gibson Counties VOLUME 56, NUMBER 55.

MOUNT CARMEL, ILLINOIS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1935 PRICE: FIVE CENTS Z3 ytx nn la 3 1 0) EM? f7 uwiyju mm 11: WJ Big Four Ministers Teachers Issue Statement On Lawrence Back In Top Place With Permits Scatter For Recess Where Voters Cast Ballots Meeting Report Two Sections Of Nation Hit By Huge Rains Cold Autumn Rains" Slash Nw England And Also West Coast By UNITED' TRESS By JOSEPH W. GRIGQ I'nilcd Prvs Staff Correspondent GENEVA (UP)-The Dig Four i I jT "1 ter Dulles, Pritish-Eureigrf Secretary Haro'd Macmillan and French Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay also" took advantage of the three-day "holiday" to mend some political and diplomatic fences. Dulles was leaving by plane for Wobash Hat Total Of Seven In Week's The welfare eommitteTof tho teachers. in the Comunity I'nit 3-18 school Ny.stem tinlay tssueil the followim: htatemynt. whtih.

was signed ItHi jmt cent by the hienV? Iters of the committee-: As, I'diii aturs iio hv that vioreign ministers seauerca across Kuroiie today but speculation in Group Of 11S creased that the Soviet Union may Those In Now Eight Precinct Will Vote In Parle Building is i-Ailed by County Clerk Alfred Harris to the fact that, voters-in the general election Tuesday wil-T-tHH tlieir ballots in la precincts. This was brought Belgrade and confetences -with Marshal Tito, The meeting Sunday lJitrncc wnr wny out In frtint among counties of the 'stntnAc-ith 1 1 truth should bo presented to the Flood dangers cased- in mi-; peie, not school pupils, but1 the largest number of oil wpil drill-to all (wvple In the community. I jW. issued the past week We feel that the account of the ln Ingheld. lion's northeast and northwest cornets today, but not before taking a heavy toll In lives and damage.

come up with" a new proposal on Germany when the deadlocked onference resumes Tuesday. The ministers took a three-day recess after the -West put the Soviets "on the spot" by proposing that free secret all-German (lections be held next year. The New England was pounded by up in Brionl, Yugoslavia, will be Dulles' first ith, Tito. Pinay was to leave this morning for Paris tq. help negotiate the return of the exiled sutan-of Morocco, Mohammed ben Youssef.

Macmillan left for Londn Friday night to facea hot parliamentary' debate over the Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean spy case. nUmt hy the cVeation of Mount Carmel District 8, on the north. lie also calls attention of voters sMe. made on Tuesday evening Ul? WPIT Ior r.tA"iwf!!. itf members and 115 for work In 31 counties, xm the the Admiihs! ration of the Com-' "s'x 'he weekly retxift made by munity Unit Schoiln by Assistant! Shull, director of the de- I.

1 II the fait that the voting place Is proposal received a cold reception part.ment of mines and minerals at Springfield. to three inches of cold autumn rains and. two inches of snow. The storm was blamed for five highway deaths and four men were feared killed when an Army C47 transport plane crashed during a rainstorm into the swollen Connecticut River. More rain was expected on flood-lands in eastern Washington and British Columbia.

But key riycrs TOMMY Rrmo, star of the TV "Lnsdi," enaps Vice President Richard M. Nixon at a conference In Washington aL-hich Treasury and tat offlclsli planned '56 bond drive. flnUrfitional) from Soviet Foreign Ministe ih? ministers had little to show Maie Nipt, or Public Instruction Mr. C. ('.

Byerly, as published In the Paily Republican- Hegistt-r on Wednesday, 2, did not misrepresent that speech cither In Vyarheslav M. Molotov. At. .1. .1 alter seven sessions of the Wabash was about midway in tho field with seven.

Crawford and White in Hiuiiiiuv vwis iiying uuck io "acid test'' conference. Western located" In the nuincipal park. Voters in this new district will cast then- Ballots in a room In the building at the swimmThj; pool. The district embraces that ter-" i-itory Imunded on the east by 'the Wabash north to the Wa-rash precinct and cow today. There were hints that spun or letter.

he may return with a new pro diplomats believe that Mcow- is not ready to agree to German "reunification now or even in the near, future. Ike Enters Seventh Week Of Kujh Tehhes. President of Wa hash Gumiiunity, Unit were tailing, leaving damage estimated in the millions of dollars posal. ers Ajiftociatton, And thii rinncpr rtf untrr T.ilnti,.n U.S. Secretary of State John Fos- Dulles, carrying the ball for thejm areas.

Orval C. Floyd, Cliairman. Wei precinct lines, then south along Big Three Western the Maud road to the "re Committee Only four of the, eight occupants From Heart Attack Recovery Hailioad and back "to town, then Nellie Thornton, memtter of Wei of the crashed C47 were able! Ui second place with 10 each. Then came Coles and Gallatin with eight each and Wabash with seven. Other counties had-these totals: Jasper and Clay; sLxach; Wayne, fivie; Washington, Hamilton.

Madison and Marion, four each; Christian, three each: Richland, llond. Clark, Franklin and Edgar, two each; Jefferson. Macoupin, Effingham, In-huyler, Edwards and Clinton, one each. Quite a number of those In the list were water fl.xvt nr.na fare Committee Mitchell Hits on the north of what wag the old city limit on the north. All within this are-i who cast their ballots Harriet Stelzer, member of Wcl down, a three-point plan for German elections in front of Molotov Friday night.

It had the full, backing of Chancellor Konrart Adenauer's West German government. But Molotov renewed demands that East, and West German repre tare Committee. Iuesday the commissioner elee swim to shore through the racing currents of the Connecticut River late Friday night; In the" Northwest1? where ixxls forced hundreds of evacuations, police checked homes for pollution Joy Z. Johnson, memler of Wei Hy Kit HIM AN SMITH Jl'nlled Iref Staff ('imM)ndetit DKNVKH (UP) -President Elsenhower today entered the sev Hon will go to the butlding at the (ton For rare committee. swimming pixil K) vojc Marie MUlspaiiKh, member of llierehas also been a change weitare'trommittee sentatives be called in when the Big-Furbegiadela tf edcuns i a in me pomng place at Bancroft and downed wires before allowing heowmf.4o- returru- ToliRoadProgram some for drilling out plugged holes school, It was stated bv the clerk narenee C.

Kelsey, memlier of enth week of recovery, from hii SiHiUlhtiar.Latliu:kj.vitloll. yj-denee from his, hospital room point for Mrs. Eisenhower's 59th b'uth-day Monday, The final timetable on his movements more detailed plan of recuperation for the next months yvill le 'worked tKif. Iiere Sundywhrn 1 rr Paui Hi44ey-W hite, the eminent Boston heart specialist, is scheduled to return to Fitzsimons for a conferiec with the other physicians handling Mr. Eisenhower's case.

the. consultation will come fion of the Western plans and "oth nCIIHIF VM1MIHU'C. thtM tancroft school annex, the polls will be in er araris. borne sources saw in Molotov's use of "other drafts" a cairo; iu. (UPi-stdphen a.

the Millhorn building adjacent hint that he will have some new Mitchell, former chairman of the i ermns aumorUing work in Wabash were: a ll- Mount Carmel, to" Sohio Petroleum (V rntraK- I his was-brought about by heut plan himself. promems for the annex building, Democratic National Committee, firedanother salvo at the Illinois Wabash Allotted Its Share from Other voting places In the coun ing to an increasing'y successful recuperation. In this seventh week after the initial coronary thrombosis, Mr. Eisenhower hoped to leave the hospital here and fly to Washington, probably next Friday, He ex toll road program Friday, In westejjT Washington, highway travel was disrupted by flood waters. However, the yveather bureau said the worst of the flood was over and the Skagit River was falling after cresting at 25.5 feet.

Flsewhere in the nation, a cold wave- sent sub-freezing temperatures as far south as northern Florida. It was a chilly 24 degrees at Huntington, W. 27 at Pulaski, Va and 29 at Greensboro, ty remain the same as they have to driU D. tlr.rwr.raff Bar Group-Say nerciomre ueen, Clerk Harris a blueprint for Mr, Eisenhower's' Mitchell, who said he is the possibility" of running for said. 40 in 11 3S to McCloskcy.

Also the same operator to drill No. A-41, same lease. Not only Is there to be an elee- immediate future least until the fust of the year. Pending this review" there has been' no chunw governor next year, criticized Evan Howell, chairman of the lion on Tuesday but Circuit Court Motor Fuel Tax Illinois Oil Onmnniw State Toll Highway Commission is to oe In session that day also. io ann iiowe No 2 in pected to rest in the While House over the weekend, then go to his farm at Gettysburg, in time Congress Right In Security Act Mitche'l told the Alexander aii io joraan, jikikp iiiswell J.

Crcbs will be hero from Robinson to preside at a session of court. There will be Allotment of their share of state County Democratic organization SklleS Oil Cnmnrat gasoline tax funds collected bv the that "during he 18 months as To the west, mild Pacific air raised temperatures from the Mis- 1 Schmidt no jury. state hna'beerLjovnde at Springfield chairman, Howell spent over $5,000 Mssippr mver io me ockics. io various lor travel expenses and over 16,000 J. KEfllier Vinoonr.

jm WASHINGTON (UP) The Amer Irate Farmer In In the expectation that it will be Jan. 1 or after before the President can return to anything resembling a tegular, working schedule af the White House. Montgomery, the man who led the rogt of the-Germans in tho African desert, has visited Mr. Eisenhower In this country some-what regularly, since Mr. what regularly since Mr.

Eisenhower gave up his NATO com .1, 11 (J! Ml Baurftgart No. 1 in iv iow ll Allotment nf rurutx la mnHa Nfor hotel bills. And Howell bought Accidental Death Biehl. ican liar Association has told the Supreme Court that Congress acted automohile, paid for with toll monthly. The total amount going io counties irom the eo ect on Bond Oil Comnanv Just Give Thought within its power and -wi thin- the October--has been Jinnounce.

Constitution in cracking down on iNorton II. HolllnKsworth. stattev fi Returned the Communist Party'rwith the In nance director, as J2.533.695. Offer To Benson To Make Farm Pay ternal Security Act. TlieoneJ permit in Edwards untjrwas to SkilAi -on To Big Turkeys The money so allotted to mand tc(run for President in 1952 The association, in a 20-page commission funds, he said.

Mitchell, speaking of the National Turnpike that Howell organized, said there were, "big initiation, fees and dues from the who were road contractors and bankers. But the protests were so loud that the association collapsed." But, Mitchell 'said, "the man tics is to be used in tho ImnTove- fo4 Shelby No, In Death Of Two brief filed with the court, Friday Monty expressed some riisnp- mcni aixi upnecp or roads. AUGUSTA, Maine (UP)-If you 1 til XU. Sklles also has This- county by countv renort backed the government's claim that the act is valid. The court has IKJinimeni at not being ante to visit the Gettysburg battlefield, but lie think things grow big in Texas.

I By HKKNARD BRENNER shows that Wabash countv is to re scheduled two weeks of arguments promised to do so on his next trip Na 1 Clay, the E. V1 son Nv 1 in rikkJ ceive mc sum of $5,371 for road cons aer me case oi Uic turkey United ITe Staff Correspondent on the party's claim that the law io mis coumry. work. Accidental death duo to asphyxiation by carbon monoxide gas was found to be the cause of death- of Jlmnile D. Sales, 19, of Cowling, f.

li Phillip No. 1 in Richland. 'But I shan't be comini? Other neighbor counties will re next is unconstitutional. "In the light of existing condi Gov. William G.

Stratton of Illinois invited Gov. Edmund S. who fostered this brazen idea is still running the Illinois toll road program'." celve these amounts: Richland FORT WOUT11, Tex. (L'P)-An irate Texas farmer today offered to give. Agriculture Secretary Ezra T.

Benson his 610-aere irrigated Other local onerators hnA he srfid. "I wouldn't come near, the States on an tions." the brief said. "Congress ann wuy jvicuonnid, 13. ctf Gray-ville, who were found dead In a mits: Francis L. Rearrf tn ririii Mitchell also criticized Gov, Wil-J Muskie of Majne to enter his state in a "heaviest turkey" contest at Chicago Jan.

5 but-warned him: uon S.IW7? Wayne $6,880, I-klwards $1,301, Gallatin $2,319, Lawrence $3,798, White $8,511. wouia nave, oeen oeieuci in us duty had it not enacted legislation parsed cur tww- mi es norih farm "if he will make it pay under nam airanon ior saying me ton M.rayviiie on a side road off the Grace Hopkins No. 2 and tho No. 9 In Lawrence: R. VV.

Kuzmlch. to drill the Harry I-ewls in In Clavr OIHa Hit withm-its power deemed by it ade Iroad is his 'greatest "achievement his slidin-scale program" of farjm of the Illinois Turkey II quate to protect the national wel growers Assn. assure that fare. ruce uneasy, i Chemical to drill" Edward unless the monsters we have been "The- truth ar.d the fact is feeding break out of their 20-foot highway Friday morning. That was the verdict of a corner's ury at art Inquest conducted Friday night In (Iriyville under direction of Edwards County Reld.

This mowing plnrfs had been price bupjxiris. Jay Boston or, Hereford, made the offer In testimony prepared for farm price supports before the Senate Agricultuie Committee here. The committee is on that the petitioner, the Communist Teen-Agers Get Terms For Their anu nie nepuDiicans snouia Drag about it'." "If this is the Republican gov-rrnor's 'greatest achievement'," Mitche'l said, "what kind of mess has he' made out of the rest of the state uanr no. i Crawford: Francis L. Beard, drill the Harold MUlu man No, 1 In Jasper.

corrals, they will meet all party is a foreign dominated Settles Over group posing as a political party ut Oil Under Waba-Kh Muskie sadly renl ied rthatMaine for subversive purposes. Tho State of Indiana has tnir-ir cnmpieied ior me funeral of Betty would have to pass up the contest. The 1930 law requires the party off-shore" oil under the Wahach "Our turkeys are ju.st too larce river. It was found In tec aiii- which will be held from the Sturnii DI Funeriillfome In Grayvllle SundavnilOflfr DUrnillO-adernutn at 2, In charge of Rev a nationwide tour to find cut what if anything farmers want included in -a new farm bill next year. With other witnesses.

Boston to register with the attorney general as a Moscow-controlled organ ed in the river along Posey county. Lynch Comnanv of Fvs Ihvight Hazlett. Iiurial will in to ship by any means of tianspor-tation known to man," Muskie lamented. "A full grown Maine turkey won't even fit int a box JERUSALKM i'jD -Israel and J-K'Pt gathered up their dead to- Israel Claims Elluja Attack also urgeJ the committee approve SPENCER. Ind.

(UP) Two teen-agers were sentenced to re Oak drove cemetery in Grayville. Plans for the funeral of Jimmie had not been completed' this fore- and Mount Vernon, drilled the well from a barge. It Is under contract to pay the state of Indi a "soil program 'day and soldiers in slit ization. In- another development Friday, 27. tried under state anti-subverisve laws told the Supreme Court -that' the state tatutes offer "a potent wt-apor.

for a serious attack upon trio democratic process." car and no transport plane coulrl lift even a drumstick off the unuei wntcn to per cent oi i watcneu u-nseiv over un formatory terms of 1 to 10 years Friday for setting, bridge fire the nation's 3.l million harvest- ground. I truce which settled oveMhe-bloody expoctc4.4o.ije.ar. oUwder i ranged this afterruxm. which caused the death of the -ti-iu tn 1 1- imiui'i juineu i Gosport, fire chief and In Justified cuib production. 1 Kirvot- chtimi, orv in tom -turkey weigh jured nine other, fiiemen.

considerably more than a ton." Judge Frank M. Martin fixed Farmeis who divided sharply in i fierce two-day battle for ioses.sion their views on. the price suiivrt 1 of 'the Kl Sahha outpost in the Kl levels were agreed on the sod Auja demilitarized zone. t. the sentences after Dale Morgan ana per cent or the Income from oil gross and Is reported to have 100 spots picked for other drilling between Terre Haute and the mouth of the Wabash.

Bank Theft In Chicago Nets Four Men Missing In Plane Crash Suit Is Filed For oanK plan. A ds.snalrh Cairo oiioti-rl 19. and William Pack 17, pleaded guilty to charges of sec in Federal Grand Jury Returns Bills To Court Closing On Mortgage UN'ITEID NATIONS, N.Y., (UP) Israel contended -today its attack on EH Auja" as a "perfectly just fied opeajjgn'' because Egj'pt had refused to its troops f'rem the zone. United Nations officials feared ond degree arson. They said they set fire to the EAST LOUIS (UP)-A suit covered bridge Oct.

28 as a Hal Similar jproposak.sqme involving paymeiats to farmers for idling their land, have been endorsed by-most witnesses in eight earlier hearings on the committee's tour. Committee Chairman Allen J. Ellender (I)-Ijll saiH a nlan IIOLYOKE. Mass. (UP)-Four of loween prank.

Bert Dittemore. 32 at East St. Louis to foreclose eight men a military trans ornciai KpoKC-sman as saying nn Israeli, denial that the Egyptians recaptured El Sabha as "completely untrue':" "Egyptian forces; cleared the Kl Sabha position of Israeli troops and completely occupied the a rea the -spokesman said! A dispatch1 from El Sabha hv was killed In the -eoWapse of the port "plane that crashed the if would be several days before results could be expected from diplomatic activities; aimed at curb1 Over $25 mortgages on 40 houses in a. subdivision at Metropolis. oriuge.

Connecticut River nosing DANVIIXE, 111. (UP)-A Gibson City couple- was'" charge.l with making false loan and Felerul The homes were RvetP1 aK)n8 mcse lines "may be worke-1. in? the horder wnrfarp in me rain-swuuen Mream ioua The fixrr 'llnvestments Inc. as housinz for our me wifrrlnrr-Vara 'IA Hrtri'-ftArVihir make Benson 'Housing Administration credit ap United Press Con espondent 'ilt(r CHICAGO (UP) Masked bandits, shouting "Trick or treat" and levelling a sub-machine gun and automatic rifles, cleaned out M- Air Force C47 plunged- into the a Texas farmer after complaining 1 Collins, who went there from 'Cai- Immense Suit Is Filed In Court plications. A federal -grand jury returned the indictment Friday narsKjoia nas receivea no reply 1t.Jfi ing a Jashmg rain storm.

against the couple Astrid and! errjp.loyes at the Jorfa plant of El-tric Energy INC. At that the plant was3 employing 20OO 'persons: Now 4he employment figure is down to 200 and many ofthe horrjes are vacant The Federal National Morteaee $25,000. to $30,000 in a smooth sub Police and volunteers searchrl aooui me secrerary action in reducing supports on grain sorghums from 85 per cerit of the "fair income" parity. leveUnJ954 to 70 ier cent this year. Mhe banks of the river for the miss urban bank holdup Friday night.

Three of the gunmen's faces to the secret proposals he made Thursday night to Egypt and Israel td averts new Frontier flare-ups, such as that which took a lives in 'the demilitarized zone at El Auja this week. ro, reporhnl tremendous military activity all a'ong the Egyptian side of the line. f. In the Israeli sector of Jeru-slem, a foreign office spokesman charged Egypt with continued violation of armistice-irirovi'stons lim- Monfile Wagonseller, charging they applied for the loans for fictitious persons. Astrid Is former, secretary and ing men.

i were covered by blue silk stockings ROCHESTER, Ind. (UP) suit seeking; J200.000 damages In coroiectron with traffic arrest filed the suit Tnday in frhen they stepped into the May- i he plane en routeto West over 'Arr CnlcopSe WfnBo1rrrTg- Trench Test U.S. Jets managing, -off leer of the Federal Juage. rrea Whams court wooa-rroviso state Hank. WhicJt has been filed by two Illinois men Israeli Ambassador Abba ST Eban, however, told Ilammar-skjold Friday 'nfeht that the Is- Wham seF Dec.

1 forT a Keafihg on the appointment of a receiver France, (UP) French was open for late Friday evening customers. Air, Force Base, Washington. D. C. Military officials at Westovei agairisi.me..Jti)n.XAW.n!y sheriff, his father-in-law and a deputy.

-Savings an Uan Gibson types of equipment allowed in liie border sector. lnR false, eHtrics in the as.socia- Thn cnlr.m, bon TCCOrdS. for the Eoestel firm. flifrs tcxlay tried out the first American F84F Thunderstreak let "Trick or treafV, they yelled auacK on Egyptian iroops ai awaited better visibility to send The suit was filed in Federal El Auja was a perfectly justii-! helicooters and the man with the tommy gun and planes over the anes handed over to the French Both were charred with maklntn Court -at South Bend by William ii 'i'i- 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 jJl 1 Tekoa, said the EI Auja sector was! quiet. He sakl the onlv Israeli! took up.

a station in the middle of Thief Got There First Air Force by the American Mili a pront of about $35 00" by J- vearney, jj. Maywoou, iu ana me noor. j-ive customers and iMax H. Wagner 37. Addison, aoie opei at ion.

ne sma t-gvpr nas i scene. 4 refused five separate appeais Police boats were ordered-off the the U.N. -to get its Iroops out of river early today because of the the demilitarized zone. daneerous currentJ in the river forces there were poire and sol- obtaining F1IA loans for fictitious. seven employes were told to turn ill.

iney charged they were bru persons. tary Advisory Group, In ceremonies here Friday, U.S. Ambassador C. Douglas Dillon said the planes "enter the service of normally statkxied in the around and on the floor. diers area.

tally beaten" and suffered "severe Outside, another bandit stood Israel-contends, that It has which is 1.200 feet wide at the point of the crash. -t, NEW. YORK (UP)-Gloria Gallo, 30. ran toward, a nearby automobile to ask the driver to help her catch the thief who snatched a $3,040 payroll she as "carrying. But the robber be a.t," her to the automobile, which was the get-awny car.

in France and of the free world the defense of peace." guard at the door and another sat at the wheel of a brand-new Cadillac getaway car. Started In Again ATI NT A (UP) EdwaM'-'Seotf Counting If Close forces stationed there are police sefif to protect local farmers. Eban and Hammarskjold did not discuss Hammarskjold' peace pro- The other two bandits, bran TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (VP)- Also indicted Lester L.

Week1, of Sheldon, charged with Illegal possession of a sawed-off shotgun. John B. Hawkins, Flat Rock, for mailing obscene material In the mail. Alex St. Anr.e, for operation of fan illegal still.

J.eph D. Momeault. 18. Cha-nute Air Force Hase: EVerett Holler, recently I a after dishing automatic rifles, vaulted over the counters and scooped up and permanent physical and mental- during the arrest." Named as defendants were Sheriff, Laurence Js'orris, Deputy Dee Holoway and Leonard Sionaker of near Rochester. The Illinois men alleged they were beaten Sept.

11, 1954, when they were arrested for speeding near They claimed that Sionaker, who lives near -where the serving a term at the fedeial rx-ni- money from the cashiers drawers. All Inharmonious Bank officials managed to touch Embarrassed Officials MEMPHIS, Tenn, (rpjTjjm" Walden. wdio advertises "'all types of service" for Mississippi river-men at his general store, todny was getting a set of false mended fqr a towboat skipper. The skipper said he would pick them up on his next trip tentiary, starts another term of twd and One-half years today. Federal agents said that when Holler was given freeikm'he stole ANN ARBOR! Mien.

(UP)-Orien posais. It was taken ror granted Florida State Road Department that the replies, both from Israel praised its 'woman toll bridge col-and Egypt, nvou'd come through lectors todav far making errors to-3Maj. Gen. E.L.M. Burns of Can-ltalint; only $5.34 while taking in ada, thieh of -the- U.N,TPalestine$l7.20S.

truce supervisitwi organization, who) Male, collectors, during the same was scheduled to return to Jeru-' period last month, took in 524 046 saJem Sun. lay from a visit here to: but made ernrs totaling $14.15 the report to H'ammarskjold, department reported. Dalley said' today he resigned off alarms which sounded Tn May-wood police headquarters. But tho gunmen had fled 45 seconds before police arrived. nine pigs-from the" penitentiary Oakwood director.

of the Ann Arbor Civic Symphony because of "inharmoni and Earl It. ltod-jarrest occurred, came "out of his A squad car chased the ous cuniiiitons rtetween, himself house and was -handed 'a "loaded shotgun" by the sheriff, apparently, to assist in the arrest. iMjnor iarm ana paia seven men inicruic, now- serving a prison term bad checks to help haul them to; in Colrtado, for transportation of market. stolen cars across state lines, car at speeds up to 100 miles rer and the orchestral board, bourl but was outdistanced. 7.

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