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Show t 3 $ '(a broken jaw - I tU h . s. police indicated they intended to place for- mat charges against him, Latz jumped out of a window and melted into the crowd. But Joseph Bent had already made the slip that was to lead to his arrest. He paraded openly on the streets and in the bars of Monterrey. Someone among the people he talked with as Charlie Latz was bound to see the photograph of Joseph Bent as one of the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives and make the identification. And that was the way it happened. The August issue of au American magazine carried an article on the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives in which Bents picture the FBI received appeared. In a letter with an Alaska postmark. "In Mexico last year I became acquainted ith your fugitive named Joseph Bent, the man reported. "Bent was using an alias at the time. If you would like further information, please contact me. mid-Augu- End of st the line An FBI agent interviewed the Alaskan on August 18, and the information he received was quickly verified through Monterrey authorities. With the help of Mexican police, the FBI traced Bent back across the border and up the Gulf Coast to Texas Gty. On the morning of August 29, 1952, agents pinpointed an apartment on First Avenue as T. C. Pearson North where Bent was living with a Mexican woman. The final episode wa9 beginning. Shortly after 5:30 that afternoon, a man answering Bent's description got into a 1951 Ford convertible near the apartment. FBI agents pulled in behind as the Ford moved from the curb. About two blocks away the Ford stopped, and agents' ap proached the man who got out. They ordered him to surrender, but Bent decided to run for it. He didnt get far. He fought fiercely when the agents caught up with him but we had our man. Ho wouldn't talk Once in custody, Bent turned surly. We wanted to learn more about some of the tricks he used to elude police officers, but Bent was giving no information. On September 9, 1952, he was taken back to Leavenworth, where he is now serving the sentence he remaining time of the e received in 1946 for the robbery. So ends the story of Joseph Franklin Bent, Jr., as such stories usually do. However complicated and confusing the clues become, science straightens them out in the FBI laboratory. Butoften a career of crime is agonizingly prolonged when a fugitive is free on the roads in a powerful car. I know of no scientific test which will tap the mind of a criminal and tell us the direction he has taken. And that is why we ask the public to help. When a man is put on the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list, he is under a spotlight that follows him wherever he goes. Th End It happened that way with Bent. 25-ye- ar post-offic- 1 2 Colds and germs go for tlie aristocrat of fisbdom with 2 tablespoons of the butter. Add wine. Continue to bake 10 to 15 minutes or until fish flakes easily. Meanwhile, saute mushrooms in the remaining tablespoon butter until soft. Remove fish to hot serving platter. Add fish drippings to mushrooms. Simmer a few minutes. Spoon mushroom mixture over fish. Yield: 4 portions. Truite Belle Meuniere If trout is frozen, let it thaw on refrigerator shelf or at room temperature. Season 2 pounds trout with salt and pepper. Dip in milk; coat with flour. Saute in deep hot butter or margarine until golden brown on both sides. Remove to a warm cup butter to pan; serving platter. Add heat until lightly browned. Pour over trout. Sprinkle with chopped parsley 'and lemon juice. Yield: 4 portions. Truite Amandine: Add H cup slivered strength each morning and night. 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