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Show ky WllUana Wh T. Irauoi, Chicago mer chant, was shot to death resisting a stickup man the night of June 12, 1950, detectives henry yanes, the killer lost his suit coat and his hat Detectives Ben Smith and Phil Lauth took them to headquarters where Capt John Golden, homicide chief, examined them. The coat bore the label of a Loop store. But the hat, a brown fedora, was a common type sold in hundreds of Chicago stores. In the sweat band, Capt Golden found paper stuffinghalf of a comitj section from a Sunday newspaper of the day before. "If we can find the other half of this," he said, "well have the killer.1 Smith grinned. Just like m the movies! The detectives called at the clothing store whose label was in the coat The clerk said the suit had been sold for cash. "There's no record of the purchaser unless he had it altered," he volunteered. A closer look showed the coat had been altered! The clerk produced a big file of tags thousands of then). "You might find something in there," he suggested. The detectives searched for hours before they found a record of the alteration and the name of the man who had bought -- When they located Crossley, he readily admitted the suit was his. "But it didn't fit very well and I pawned it," he declared. The pawn ticket, he said, had been misplaced. Smith and Lauth questioned the pawnbroker, who recalled the suit and said the pawn ticket had been used to reclaim it author of "Yellow Weil: America's Master Swindler" Kid Crossley was questioned again, but he had an ironclad alibi for the time of the murder. Smith took a quick look around, but found no old newspapers. Discouraged, the detectives returned to headquarters and checked the files. Douglas Crossley had no police record. They were about to give up when Lauth found a record in their files of another Crossley. His first name was Joseph and he lived only two blocks from Douglas, who was his brother. "Search his room first," Capt Golden in- Never sick enough to stay in bed yet never really well. The Gray Skxness keeps millions pale, tired and never able to enjoy life to the full! . weak ... structed his men. Iron deficiency anemia has been aptly called the Gray Sickness. Not only because iU victims have lost their once healthy color, but also because life itself has become gray and drab for them. For you simply can't enjoy work or play when you have to drag through day after weary day feeling tired, weak and listless. And sleep doesn't seem to refresh you for you wake up tired. The Cray Sickness means your Crossley was out, but the landlord admitted the detectives to his room. They made a thorough search, but railed to find the trousers that matched the coat rs ThenTSmith spotted a pile of old and began rummaging through them. "Here it is!" he exclaimed, holding up news--pape- of part a comic section. He unfolded the portion found in the sweat band of the hat and spread it out on a table. With mounting excitement, the two detectives brought the pieces together. The jagged edges fell into place perfectly. Confronted with this evidence, Joseph Crossley confessed. He said he had found the pawn ticket his brother had discarded and had used it to reclaim the suit without Douglas Crossley's knowledge. He had destroyed the trousers that matched the coat, but had forgotten the torn comic section, y. "I always thought things like that happen only in the movies" he said ruefully CJrossley was convicted of murder and sentenced to 199 years in prison. aaiiy iron neea . . . ana mis iron is fortified with vitamin B,. 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