Curtis Adirt ;,i idbergb Negotiations Were Hoax§iUkJr** f#ft* «. WI *•r1I mlt hi1 c.VWC tOfrith thecr La* «Coioli^l Linbf»rgfe and th^y wore*exception of 54orrl© Txu«edl»*laooav#^■ht« Ft*.. 4 lt;*i Istted Colonel Linoerh end other* t*z 5 In my povr9r to oorreot ay ftca^»myI l.e Norfolk Miniver \kelt;l foiPolice !’i dectioti FollowingStranger's V iitIn Just *%.Of ©CkA©*-1 * «Ldid *to* tco ohildren I trust that it is la tha powerth# inconvenience t worry cx.d injusticerim eilt; iiV\(,l SI VI'LMENT TO POLlCkIs NowItcadv and\\ illin, to Xnpear and Tell \llTWj ataUrtesta 'thewxon^ Iv*.~ *►*f!i* Know* About lt;asrtUP*NORFOLK. Va„ May 19 Hie fait that hrust the I lev Harold Dobson-Peacock into the center of the John Hughes Curtis kidnap phantasy held him helpless there today, his home under police guardffltstee n■■SF fi!im!his own request, he himself unwilling to reply in kind to changesin.ici« by Curtis at Hopewell. N. J.Unable to avoid the popular at-■ted to him. Peacock. Christ Churchbig Parishted!ion it attiPhoto show iwith kidnape: :Barrage m;.d 'that he furnishlt; ir % ?'+ 4 %Curtis signed Tuesday, May 17. telling how his contacts ns o f his imagination. Curtis, Dean Peacock and Admiral tile investigation of the kidnapers, and Curtis now claim.*mrtners believed them to be true.. r-rndean 01 tashionabUmeet avASprepaied for tonight's Si peer, with pardonable absence of Moores h-pi*■ ri * 1to fathe chatteringand freely11 ran down the stairs. .: he running board of au. -ving motor car and wentROCK PORT. Mo., Wanted: Ban•msvmpathy of ihc ladies who will be pofesc^ ioiitain hens, manager of the state game reserve. There’s a scarcity ofthem, he finds. They are the most* IVi £* ill *ject.'When Cur is issued in-' statementThis walast night.urml” and pressed him to con-• nr. »• the mythical kidnap negotiations. the dean was at a vestry meet-I *«; under a default }udg- durable tosux parents for phea.-fer $400 today, upon complaint ants. and ties setting 1-00 teg.. ,Ellison, widow of an replenish the reserve’s pheasant~oait:A' I ICi . H Burrage, broughtn -otjations along with'' S*.iivestryman.Peacocktalked with him. then decided toIronical!’ v. hmg his si a can two brothei home, to thank Ivsympathy and iiStrangely t * Peacock until hMi . Lewis. at Curtis's boatyard, thatpay all of a $1,000 insurer endorsed to him forstock.on her husband's life.SPRINGFIELD. MO.. — Enr.'si Bagiev, negro limped indignantlyIIk 1 4 '■ qiuti it\i 4 -inak(ip *'!1ii*m I i f S/ k tl ’ m k) ii U Allhatever. He did .send to help roavn -reply to Col. H.i * »M Arnold, commonwealth to the police station to uemand . mtir.ued his consideration justice and his shoes. The latter, tion of prosecuting Curtis jie explained w?ere removed from hisperson by twm young bandits who were disgruntled because he had nop* ■* ,.Ti.s!attempted exior-;in:.. false information. HeS hwaizkopfHopewell fo»invitation to go to ouestioning by statestorv of his■because lasff kl hiiA%• hit o ar he had received no money, rtdieauon that Curtis had committed any ofl'er. • * here.man demanded en4- A *to your telegrams of to see the Dean ’nd today requesting my him to wait. H. C♦enct’ in Hopewell, I stand readylives with the ftnthatj v. oleagued in a crimeone is pretty sure tothe safest combina-time a you may select, to visitors namlt;lion.CHICAGO May 17~(UP—KikiCuyler. Chicago Cubs outftelder, willbe out of action another mouth, theclub physician said today after exchanging the heavy cast on hishrnkpn top for a lighter one.