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SATURDAY, MARCH-
1959.
UPSURGE OF FAKE MONEY IN US Bearskin
Sugar Ray Unlikely To Meet German
were
New York, Mar. 6, New York boxing circles doubtful today of statements that world middleweight boxing Sugar Hay Robinson would defend
champion,
mnny's
Washington, Mar, 6. Counterfeiting of money in the United States' is increasing, Secret Service filles showed today. This disclosure followed an announcement that agents in Chicago. had broken up a counterfeiting ring and scized $726,200 in false $100 bills.
Since July 1 last year, agents | usually slip them into circula- have seized or recovered from
tion in scores. circulation an estimated $1,800,- 000 of bogus currency and
This
compares with the previous high or $1,429,436 in 1961.
coin.
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Top secret service officials are confident that seizures are reliable barometer of how much
counterfelting goes on.
They
were unable to say why the bogus money brand- ness should be on the upsurge
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But agents have found bogus: bills so erude that they cbuld not even get by store clerks.-- U.P.I.
Blonde (19)
this year. Although there are various his tille against Ger-1 theories such
counterfell-A Gustav "Bubi"
Ing.being associated with hard Scholtz, the European Times no one has proved that champion, in Berlin next counterfeiting is connected in
uny hard and September,
fast way with anything else.
The reason for the doubt is- the "very advanced" state of the negotiations for a fight be-
Easier
tween Robinson and Archie One possible explanation, Moore, world light-heavyweight agents said, is that criminal chamiton, for Moore's lille. activity in general has been
It was reported from Ber-increasing. lin on Thursday that Gains- ford had signed a provisional contract for A Robinson
Scholtz match with German manager, Frlix Gretsche, providing that
Robinson had not in the meantime won Moore's title.
en-
Robs Bank
Las Vegas, Mar, 6, beautiful,
19-year-old "champagne blonde" to- day robbed the First National Bank of Nevada of $2,000, but was cap tured at a roadblock as she fled towards Reno' on a bus,
Authorities identified the girl
as Belle Ingram, from a small lown near Roanoke, Virginia. She was described да "really beautiful girl, but hard hs nails."
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She fought and screamed as sheriffs' deputies and F01; men arrested her on a bos at roadblock де Indian Springe, about 45 milca north of here.
Another is that Improve- ments in technology of graving and printings have made it easier for relatively unskilled people to turn out -counterfeits that will not be
readily spotted. More than three-fourths of Charles Johnston, Keams' Now the bogus bills that come Yerk representative, said today
the secret, IL brunch that he was almost certain the
The girl, who shrieked foul Robinson-Mcore fight would treasury, are
not spotted as language as officers carried her take place at New York Yankee | phony unul they get to a bank. | from the bus in handcuffs, broke Stadlum in June.-France- Because bank tellem cun spat down on a "crying_lag", later, Presse.
counterfeit notes easily, passers | authorities here reported.-U.PJ.
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Argument Rages On
London, Mar. 6.
Angry young guardamen today defended their handsome headgear after critica had complained that their bearskins were ahoddy.
The controversy, started by a letter in The Times, is ranging through Whitehall, the now- papers and the royal palace whers members of the Brigade of Guards set as sentries.
In his letter, 35-year-ald Mr. Peter Page complained that the bearsking were bald, bedraggled, meth-ridden, tattered and al- inost mangy.
The War Office shrugged off the complaints no belog some- what exaggerated."
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And an Irate bearskin wearer, a regimorial sergeant-major in the Coldstream Guards, added: "Believe me, if I saw a guards- man with a mangy bearskin his feet wouldn't touch the ground on the way to the guard room." -China Mall Special.
MILTON SAYS UMPIRES POOR
Bristol, Mar. 6. Arthur Milton, England opening batsman, said here that umpiring in the rs- cent Anglo-Australian Text series
116 "generally speaking pretty poor,
Milion, speaking at football club „'dinner, was the fire England batsman break allence on the sumpiring controversy.
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that Milton confirmed England had objected to Austrxilan umpire Mel McInnes before l 10- pointment in the Fourth Test
MnInnes, waar, dropped- for the first time in the series for the Final Test.--- China Mail Special.
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