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TIIUUSDAY, JUl-Y 17. IU5
PAGK FOUR'
llKHAt.n AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OUKUON
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
Stocks
NEW YORK I Stocks burked
down Thursday In the midst of
quiet trading.- - I
It waa uiidiitinsutKhed session in
which prices spread out over a
range of fractions higher to around
a point lower.
Steels, motors, and railroads
were a bit more active than other
major croups, and at the same
time thev displayed a greater
downside tendency.
Trading came to an estimated
million shares.
New York Stocks
By The Associated Press
Admiral Corporation
26 V
Allied Chemical ,
Allis Chalmers
American Airlines
American Power 4fc Light
American Tel. tt Tel.
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper . .
Atchison Railroad
Bethlehem Sleel
Boeing Airplane Co.'
Borg Warner
Burroughs Adding Machine
California Packing
Canadian Pacific
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanese Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
' Cities Service
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
Crown Zellerbach
Curtlss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
dupont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak
Emerson Radio
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pac Plywood
Goodyear Tire
Homestake Mining Co.
International Harvester
International Paper .
Johns Manville
Kennecott Copper
Llboy, McNeill
Lockheed Aircraft
Loew's Incorporated
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward
Mash Kelvinator
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas 6 Electric
Pacific Tel. It Tel. -Packard
Motor Car
Penney (J. C.) Co.
Pennsylvania R. R. . f .
Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Radio
Radio Corporation
Rayonier Incorp
Rayonler Incorp Pfd
Republic Steel . v
Reynolds Metals .
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc. '
Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck ft Co. :
Socony-Vacuum Oil.
Southern Pacific
Standard on Calif . . '
Standard Oil N. J. .
Studebaker Corp. -
Sunshine Mining
Swift b Company
Transamerica Corp.
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft !
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel -Westinghouse
Air Brake
Westinghouse Electrio
Woolworth Company
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LIVESTOCK
SOUTH RAH 1TP ANniarvs
(USDAl Cattle: as. .t.Pln r..tnt.
only about a dozen head, lnsulll
cient to test market, undertone
ateady, canner and cutter cows
16.00-18.00.
Calves: none.
Hogs: 100, early receipts less
Ulan 50 head, market not es
tablished. Sheep: 7S0,. slaughter .spring
lambs steady with Wednesday's
weak to 50 cents lower late trad
ing, lew lots good prime show
spring lambs mostly No. 2 pelt
26.50. Wednesday one load highly
spring lambs 89-90 lbs 27.75, good
choice feeder lambs 21.00-23.00.
POTATOES
CHICAGO Wl Potatoes: Ar
rivals 68. on track 146: total U. S.
shipments- 628: supplies light: - de
mand moderate: market barely
steady on Whites, firm on Reds;
track sales cariots per 100 lbs;
. California Long Whites 88.65 - 85;
Idaho - Oregon Triumphs 85.85.
Street sales per 100 lb sack; Ari
zona Pontlac type $6.40 - 50: Cali
fornia Long Whites $7.00 - 25:
Idaho ' Oregon Triumphs $6.10-35;
Texas Triumphs $6.25 - 50.
POPE RECEIVES JOHNSON
VATICAN CITY W Pope Pius
XII Wednesday received In special
audience U. S. Assistant Secretary
of the Army Earl D. Johnson and
Mrs. Johnson.
Economical, delicious,- healthful, nourish
ing ... and to easy to prtpar: ASK
YOUR GROCER for these Porter products,
too: Spaghetti, Saladettss, Macaroni,
Ma Shells and
GRAINS
CHICAGO up Bming based on
indications Uial the harvest move
nient to market Is about ended
sent wheat futures upward Thurs
day. There also was a little export
news in wheat. Exporters report
ed todnv thai Chile had purchased
two more cargoes of domestic
wheat, bringing the total boueht
by Chile to six cargoes Wednes
day and Thursday.
r-wvorable weather caused corn
futures to slump. Oats held fairly
steady most of the session.
Wheal closed to 1 'a cent
hicher than the previous finish.
July 2.28-hi-,4. corn was 1 cent
lower to. ' higher. Julv 81.80
oats were uu to 4. July
78 3,l7. rve w-as down 1 a4 lo 2 l4,
Julv 83.02 . soybeans were ft to
1 ai higher. Julv S3.3t Va-W.36. and
lard was 7 cents a hundred pounds
lower . to . 2 cents higher. July
81095.
vt heat
Open High Low Close
S.28 a, 3.28 ft 2 37 l4 2.38 a,
3.28 ft 3 28 ft 2.37 I, 3.28 ft
2.36 i 3.37 2.36 ft 2.37
2.40 2.40 ft 2.39 ft 2.40 ft
2.39 1 j 3.40 ft 3.39 ft 3.40 s
Jly
Jlv
Dec
Mar
May
PORTLAND I Coarse grains.
15-day shipments, bulk, Coast de
livery: Oats No. 2, 38-lb white,
64.00; Barley, No. 2, 45-lb B. W..
64.00.
Wheat (bidi to arrive market,
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered Coast:
Soft White. 3.33; Soft White 1 excluding-
Rex. 2.33; White Club.
2.33.
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary.
2 35: 10 per cent, 2 36: 11 per cent,
2.37: 12 per cent. 2.38.
Hard White Baart: Ordinary.
2.38; 10 per cent, 2 38: 11 per
cent. 2.39: 12 per cent. 2.40.
- Car receipts: wheat, 22; barley.
1: flour, 3; corn, 3; oats, 2: mill
feed 2.
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO i Receipts of hoes
leveled off Thursday and the mar
ket turned steady to 25 cents high
er. Cattle were steady to 50 cents
lower but sheep were steady to
50 cents higher.
A short load of barrows and
Kills sold at $33.85.
Other butchers weights brought
820.35 to $22.75 and sows 16.00 to
819.25.
Choice to low prime steers
were lightly supplied at $31.50 to
$34.50. Good to low - prime heif
ers and mixed yearlings made
$29.50 to $34.50. Cows topped at
$23.50.
Good to prime spring lambs
turned at $29.00 to $31.00. the top.
and old croD lambs and yearlings
were $22.00 to $25.00.
PORTLAND I (USDA)
Cattle: salable 125: market moder
ately active, mostly steady: late
Wednesday four loads mostly
choice 1128-1242 lb fed steers 33.00-
50: few commercial grass steers
Thursday 28.25-30.00: odd light util
ity steers downward to 22.00: util
ity neuers 21.50-24.OO; canner-cut-
ter cows 16.00-18.50: utility cows
cows 23.00; cutter - utility: bulls
21 00-26.00.
Calves: salable 25: market slow;
few sales steady; good-choice veal-
ers 30.00-33.00: commercial 25.00-
28.00; CUll-Utility 14.90-25.00.
Hogs: salaole 200: market ac
tive, fullv steady: choice No. 1
and 2 butchers 180-235 lbs 24.50-
75; small lot 24.85: choice 260-325
lbs 22.00-23.00; choice 140-170 lbs
21.50-23.50: choice 350-565 lb sows
18.00-20.00: choice light feeder
pigs salable around 22.00.
Sheep: salable 400: holdover 33o:
market slow: steady to 50 cents
lower; feeding lambs at full de
cline: good-prime spring lambs
05.00-50: few choice-prime 36.00:
good leeders 21.00-M: good-choice
107 lb No. 1 pelt yearlings 19.00;
good slaughter ewes 6.00-7.00.
Michigan produces more ' salt
than any dther state in the United
States because of a heavy layer
of solid salt which underlies much
of the lower peninsula.
BE SHARP! SHOPl
SMART! PLEASE
H2S
YOUR HUSBAND AND
T"
FRIENDS WITH I
SelSuslyI
light
' 0LYMPIA BEER.
OtrXPIt BREWING CO.. Cqmpil. Wuk .V.tX
Kitcbeii-sbelf
With Porter FAIL-LETS always
on hand, a little meat goat o
long, long way . , . your leftover
fish, fowl or vegetables
quickly bacomt homey, hearty.
rtick-to-me-ribi fare!
Kurla-Q-Noodles.
- lift f i X J, Ve
Mr I -:h.:i: 1
Ksr-AUViirvb OFf rOK DcMOCI.au- IO..vi...i.w. en.
dtor Estes Kefauver ID-Ttnn) and Mrs. Kefauver push a load
of baggage out to their private plan at Washington, D. C,
National airport as they prepara to leave for Chicago to at
tend the Democratic National convention. The Senator who
hopes to win tha Democratic presidential nomination is taking
long a natural coonskin cap and his wife is carrying a white
coonskin cap. ' , .
On The Record
BIRTHS
,WAIWEK Bom in Mr and Mr. John
Warnek. 517 Mt. Whitny. it Klamath
Valley Hospital July 17. 1953. boy.
Wlf nt: 7 pound 4 ounce.
LLEWELLYN Born to Mr. and Mr.
Bob U-weJtjn. Box 70, Mt. Hebron.
Calif, at Klamath Valley Hospital July
Iti, 1902. a girl. 'iVeignu piuid. lj
ounce. ' , ' .
HERRERA Born to Mr. and Mm.
Alfred Iferrera. 728 Oweoa, at Klamath
Valley Hospital July 17. 1953, a girl.
Weight: 8 pounds J ounce.
GANN Born to Mr. and Mr. John
Gann. Holly Hotel, at Klamath Valley
Hospital July 16. IMJ, a boy. Wtlfht:
7 pounds ounces.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
DISHMAN-BABCOCK. Albert L. Duh
rrj . m( v. or :er. Native oi lowa.
resident of Klamath Falls. Gloria Lou
Babcock 16. ttudenL Native pi Iowa,
i evident of Klamath Fall. t ;
rflMPI.AIX'Tft FILED
Norma Nadine Robertson vs. Ray-
mond Martin Robertson, suit for di
vorce. Charie. cruelty. Couple mar
rled Oct. S. 1944. Reno. Nev. Plaintiff
asks custody two minor children S75
a month and property settlement.
George H. Proctor, attorney for plain
tiff. Jackie ritiferald vs. Donald Fttr
gerald. suit for divorce. Charge, cruelty.
Couple married Jan. 27, 1951. Reno.
Nev. Plaintiff aks custody one minor
child. S75 a month and suit com. E. E
OrUcoll, attorney for plaintiff.
J. R. Wat kins Company va. Paul
Frederick Potcet and others, suit to
collect 1 .045.26 claimed due In pay-
mem tor mercnanaise. rarrens ana
Maxwell attorney for plaintiff. t.
DECREES fiR ANTED
Forrest . G if ford vs. Jessie E.
Glfford.
James K. Hlndes vs. Charlotte S.
Hlndes.
Down Peymanf moy ba ei
ErM Ir! , "Super 9"
TinHrOLJ I kifffiilVn Regular Prlte 294.95 i
fglg 24995
A'"L ...,rtl
'ALWAYS BETTER BllYS AT
11th AND MAIN
.' riitir
LeRoy Jackson,
rule
L..v,. : .:
t.'ii Fariclt drunk
dav.
Fine,
IIS or 7',
Coyle Cornelius, tall yield right of
w.iy. Forfeit 95 btl.
Coyle Cornelius, no operator's license
; Forfeit S5 ball.
ieir Beasley, drunk. Fine, $30 or
: 13s days.
. . .c- i.tiidemrn. vtijiisr.cy Fine, fioo
' and 30 days, suspended to leave town.
; Bcnnie lenUei. at uu. t inc. J5 nu
10 day.
I en i Wilson, drunk. Fine, 3A or
12', days.
:ccocta. drunk. Fin. 915 ar
! T' days.
DISTRICT rot'RT
IJelt Mike Stepp, truck speeding. For
elt $10 bail.
I George William Rrattoo, no vehicle
, license. Forfeit S5 baiL
KINDERGARTEN KIDS COINT
bt.. rflut, Minn. lp Are Rindcr
gaitcn children one-half a pupil
Education Commissioner Dean M.
Schweiclthard asked thin question
of state Attorney General Burn,
quist when H came to determining
a basis for computing tax levies.
The attorney general ruled "each
kindergarten pupil attending half
day sessions throughout the school
year constitutes one-hit If pupil
unit." -
One person In every 10 In the
United Stales-received some kind
of Red Cross assistance or train
'lng in 1951. ' '
EXCIUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF COROtliDO APPLIANCES
link ei S. Jrojt-ln may apply.
A
IN KLAMATH FALLS
Allied Jets
Down Best
Red Fighters
SEOUL, Korra I Dlamal
womlirr lilollpd out Die Korran all
war Thiir.Mluy allrr Anierlran
filers Wrdntsdnv rrnortrit MhhiiIiiu
down one ol Ilia bcal Cuniniunisl
Jrt ptlou Uiry have mat.
FM U. 8. tiabr, Jpia wrre rliul.
Irncpd In Ihrre doulluhu over
NorUi Korea lalp Wnlneadajr by a
llllihl of 60 KiiMilan-bulll Mnis.
described aa "Uia cream of the
crop."
"The best MIO pllola I have
seen up there yet.' commented
Capl, Arthur H. McCarthy. Uear
born, Muh., who waa ci edited with
destroying one of tile Red Jela his
lirst. u. 8. losses, II any, were not
reported.
The U. 8. Chief of Naval opera
tions meanwhile arrived In Korea
with promise of a new Allied threat
lo the deadly Communist Jets
faster carrier Jets.
KKCIITKI.nt
Adm. William L. Kechleler said
the Navy has Iwo or three carrier
lets In production which ara equul
to or better thuu the Communl.it
MIU-16, and able to lake off and
land on the Essex-type, medium
carrier.
The naval oiu'rullons boss said
If the Reds pour llielr wnrplnnes
Into the batUe either auiunst Navy
slops or allied mound forces, "Ueu.
(Mark V. Clark has his instiuc
Uona." The Navy t prepared to carry
out the orders of the U. 8. Far
Cast commander as well aa Uio.se
of the U. N.. he added.
UKCilNNINU
Kechteler praised as "a Hood
beiiiwuiia" Uie pending loan of tV
small U. S. warships to the Japan
ese for use in guarding their coast
al waters. Negotiations are under
way. in accoidunce with Congress
tonal Instructions, Fechleler said.
for lending eighteen 300-foot patrol
frigates and filly 159-foot landing
ships.
The U. 8. Far East Air forces
announced the toll of the biggest
Allied air strike o( the wur last
Friday about 1.000 Communist
military Installations destroyed or
damaged In the target areaa ol
Pyongyang. Surlwon and Hwaiiglu.
Photos showed a direct hit on
Red communication headquarters
at Pyongyang, and 60 per cent of
the structure was wiped out.
Ground action was Isolated and
sporadic.
Obituary
ffOODsID
Samuel Crnt Wood.rd, TO, n.llv.
of nrd Wins. Minn., and rodent of
KUmath County Si ar. died hr
July 16, 1933 Survivor, tnrlud.: In.
widow. Mr.. Ethel Wood.rd. of thla
city: a .on. cn.riea, ijia rock.
w..n.: d.Ufmer. sir, wanu. nornian,
Rr.rn.rtnn Wash: two .t.l.r.. Mr..
E. H. Lawrence, of thla city, anef Mra.
Mary Prlnglc. Portland, three grand
children and five atephlldren. funeral
eervlree Saturday, 11 a.m.. ward a
Klamata I unerat nome.
FIRE RAZKS MILL
EI.KTON, Ore. Fire de
stroyed the McOlnty-Rigga Lumber
Co. mill at Elkton Wednesday. Co
Owner Frank Rlggs estimated the
loss between ns.otto and $100,000.
llie mill, built about a tear ago,
employed IS men and turned out
around 34.000 board feet of lumber
dally.
,aer week, aevahle eaenlhtv
Giant savings on this big 9.36 "
eu. ft.' CORONADO with 50 lb.
frozen food capacity, Zone- .
master control, acid-resistant f
porcelain interior, and Polar ,
Power unit with 5-year war--
ronty. UL approved. ( ' '
C0R0NAI0 "KifihtMfl 7" i
eiulerPrlM 229.95 fOOQS I
SALE PRICE: 07 , !
Price cull Compact cold-to- "
floor design has over (3 sq. f
ft. shelves, full-width freezer,
critper, bin. 5-year warranty.
CORONADO "lupor "
eavlarPrl2S4.9SMtor i
SAli PRICE XU" a
Save nowl 15.88 sq. ft. shelf "
area, 35 lb. full-width freezer,
crliper, 2 Dor-rocks and buirf-j.
el till bin. 5-year warranty, j "
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Wreck Hurts
Yreka Driver
TUl.KLAKE A near-colllslnu
with a Height train at the Hatfield
luiiiuutl crussliig about g a.m. to
day put the driver of a stale high
way gravel truck III Kluiiiiilh Val
ley llOSIlttitl With tllulMlni'inlneH
head Injuries.
111111 was it. u, McKnlght, 311,
Yreka. recently uf Tuloliike.
McKnlght said he Whs aninoiich.
tug the crossing when a tram pulled
In (runt of Ills truck. To avuld a
collision he made a shorn left turn
and flipped the vehicle Into a dean
ditch, partially tilled with water.
. lie was takou lo Klanmlh Valley
Hospital by Tulclaka ambulance.
Ilospilnl spokesmen said x.rava
of his skull were to be .taken this
aiiernoon.
A second accident seriously da in.
aged two automobiles but both
dnvera escaped Injury,
The driver ol one car, Billy Pick,
ell. was cited In Clly Pollc Court
wis moinmg anu lined VJi by Judge
Victoria limler on a charge ol
recklnss driving. -
Pickett allegedly 'approached
the intersection of Highway UU and
rutin direct at an excessive speed
and crushed hciid-ou 11110 a cur
driven by H. H. Vont, owner ol
the lllue Otiose Mote.1. Youl hnd
slopped lor a blinker light. Pick,
ett slated that he wua blinded by
HkIUs and failed lo see the other
vehicle. I'he accident huppened at
7: JO p in. last night.
WoatJior
Western Oreo,,,, antii.u rt,...H.
day and Friday; little changa In
teuiperniure with highs both days
iiiuii 10 in norm to go or In
S011II1. HUh an m k ulmi. i,,.H.
late coast; lowj Timrsday night
ii 10 So; wimts ofl coast norih
westerly lo to 20 miles an hour,
Increasing locallv m .is n a,.ii..
em Coast,
kasiern Oregon-Sunny Tliuia
day and Friday; not nulle so warm
with highs of T8 to 88 bolh days.
Lowa Thursday night to M,
Junius rasj aiui vicinity Fair
through Friday with highs of i
both days; low Thursday night ti.
lly The A
Zi houra to 4
aaoclalrd Preia
30 a.m. Thursday
Mai. .Mill. I'rru
Bnker
Eugene
La Orunde
l.akevlew
Medtord
North Bend
Ontario
Pendleton
Portland (Alrp
Roseburg
Salem
Boise
Chicago
Denver
Eureka
Los Angeles'
New Voik ' ,
Red Bluff
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
8t .18
83 48
s 41
B7 it
M 62
63 61
m 66
SO 5
14 M
86
81 48
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62 81 .
73 . SO .
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104 77 -
74 84 '
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84, 88
NOVEL TWIST
NEW YORK I Three cousina
arrested early Thursday while
going through the pockets of a
man sleeping In a hallway In
dignantly denied thev were nick
pockets. Explained one of them:
"Some money had fallen out and
we were trying to put II back."
JURGENSEN'S
GOLD ME DA I. OR DRIFTED SNOW
fIur 10-lb. bag 99c
POTEET'S MARKET
SwIH',
BACON
SQUARES
Fine (or Seasoning
19c ,b.
Skinless
Wieners
-,- No Woire'
49c
PURE LARD
lb, carton ,
65c
ASSORTED
LUNCH MEATS
ALL KINDS
' 59c ,b. ; ,
; ; DEPEND ON !i
US FOR QUALITY
Prices
Iffective
Through
Saturday
'July 19th'
Air Force Vet
Weird New
NICW YORK im An Air Force
veterun obsennetl with a theory lor
prolonging life wua brought back
in haiitlrulfa Thursday to New
York whore he aaya lie killed a
blonde he didn't even know on the
Columbia University enmpua.
Huyard P. Peukea, 30, anode oil
a train from Ilosiou, appearing al
most In drug a detective lo whom
he waa humidified. ' '
He was brought bark here after
coulesslng orally In lliistuu to kill
ing pretty, ulmide Miss Kllren Fa
hey, HI, Inst Monday, Police rushed
hint lo the district allorney'a ol
tlce. Boston pollen aaid I'eakea, who
had been given a mental discharge
from the Air Force told them ho
Just "wanted to kill aumcnuc" be
cause ol an academic failure.
Miss Fahey, a bookkeeper, was
shot In denth at her desk in the
American I'hyslcal Boclrty ulllce
on the enmpus as she reatl the
first of three letters she had re
calved eurller that day from I'le.
Rniinld Leo of the First Murine Di
vision in Korra.
Leo, granted a 30dity leave, is
flying hern to uttend Miss Fnhey's
f unci ill Hnturday,
lloalon Police Capluln Francis
Wilson aald Peakes told ol pur
rhusing a .XI culibio pistol lust
Jptie "with the Intent of shooting
someone" in the American Physi
cal Society because that organisa
tion had turned down hla Ihesli on
the theory of life. .
IVeakea, a Boston packinghouse
worker was arrested early Thurs
day In Boston. He I' the son of
retired Oover Foxrraft, Me., lumber
deulor.
At first Peakes told police his
thesis explained "how lo inaVe
men live 500 years." Later he re
ferred to It aa a book on "how lo
Uve forever." ' He waa outraged,
police aald. because no one at the
aocieiy wuuld look at tils work.
Mils Fahey "Just happened to
be tne Hist person I met in the
office," Peakes waa quoted by po
lice aa saying.
Police found a pistol and the
remains of two boxes- of ammuiit'
RASPBERRIES ARE HERE!
Put up JAM and JELLY
With CtRTO nprtin tnrlav?
I
Ceee farther! You can make heo halthet
from ant bottle!
Easier! No disvil sing because Orto is a
liquid DlUijsJ fruit pectin product!
Mere real, trash-fruit Haver with Orto!
Freaherl Every bottle coded to ajuure
freshness I
HOMEMADE JAMS AND JELLIES-
Tf bttt . . . Coat
SELECT PRODUCE
FRESH CORN 6 for 29c
JEWEL PEACHES
2 , 25c
SLICING CUCUMEBRS
5c.0Ih
SEEDLESS GRAPES
i . . 19c ,b, ; ;
Zucchini or Yellow Crook
Neck
SQUASH
ib. 10c
Fancy Tomatoes ,b. 19c
l&CQUPOH
now in special
3-lb. cans of
3-lb. can
Nothing to mail , ,'.
Wo redeem Coupon
WESSON OIL Qr. 49e
mm V
1710 Oreeon Ave, . . , , Phone 3860
Admits 1
York Killing
lion In the room of the luuky, six
loot I'euken.
Thev said he lohl them he
bought the pistol III llungor, Ma.
last June as lie brooded over lim
ine ol the society lo answer his
lettera oil hla theories nl elect r n
ics. With a descilpllim of I ho killer
bin no mollve iippuiriil, police
begun their search on Monthly by
etfling various theories.
One of the chlel was lliul Ilia
killer Was a fiunlrulrd student
I'he theory Increuaed In Import
unce as it became evident Hint
Miss Fnhey had no boy friends
other than the Mnrillo In Koieu.
Searching the Hies of the So
ciety they came across Peukea'
name. Two delectlvea left tor Bos
ton lo question him on Tuesday.
'tins Is Die story liild hv New
York Deputy Chlel Police Inspect
or Jitiues B. Leugetl:
.Checking Boston addresses ft out
the society's records, two New
York detectives went Iroin plate
to place.
Alwnya they found that Peukes
hud inuveil uiilll tliey lenrueq of
Ills addl es at 311 Full Held Street.
Penkes was not there.
Out they fuuud a Ti ptt) of
the type seen being curried by lha
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