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rd eS said she thought it Was cute and took it from him and took the shells out. She said that it was just what sho needed around the house. He waka F4+b ta aneer at thine hot cled down eaaminw?r th BYVY & little mipily &v Was y Out S6On CGOOLCG UG aby wey thal wal + some cartridges in his pocket. He pulled oul a innndful of what appeared ‘to bé 25 cal. cartridges but were too small for the pistol and show us.--’.He said that he just carried Lhe gun fer prot ection as he usually had quite a little money in his possessicr., Th > sight of the Pe re ee tan nae aw gun scared mé, I then went downstairs to a self-:ervice ice place ana got gome ice cubes, after which I went to a coc ted bar in the vicinity of the court which I believe is called Pinke Ear ee oi these bottles of Budweiser and two cigars, AL that tine I éidn’l hnaw .hciher he and SANDY might | be going out for the evening and since UAL apparently Wanted me to Btick around I got a business cad from the wanager of the cocktail bar with its telephone number on it figuring chat T would stay at the bar and HALL could call me there. ‘wher. T came buck bo the room there were $200.C0 in $20 bills on the bed. SANDY gave i: to me and told me to take it to POLLY LANE, her a aunt, when I picked up the clothing,. I nave a ‘four out of ten’ cut arrangement with SANDY so I took £50.00 of this amount and put it in one pocket for myself and the remaining $120.00 in the other pocket for POLLY. T then left the room and started back toward town, It was about 6:00 F.M. at that time. oe ny was feeling pretty good because it appeared HALL, who was known to myself and SANDY as 'STEVE! at that time, apparently had a lot of money and it seemed that he would be quite generous with me. It was my father's birthday so I met my wife in Wellston and we did some shopping. JI bought a shirt, some underwear and socks at Penny's Store for Steve and a box of cigars for my father. My wifs bought a pair of shoes, Wa paid for the purchases with one of the $20 bills I had received from HALL. I told my wife that I had two fellows in a room who. had given me $2500.00 to keep for them plus $100 for myself to start and that it locked as thought my chances of making $400 or $500 that evening appeared good. I told her we might be abte to get a place to live and live decently again. I took her over to my father's house and told her I would have to get back to my passengers, so after drinking one highball, both my wife and I left, she to purchase some - blouses for our daughter. I gave her $10.00 of my own money and drove her to Wellston telling her I would see her the next day. I then went to SANDY's residence and obtained the clothes she wanted from POLLY and gave POLLY the $120.00 from SANDY, POLLY put the clothes in a paper bag similar to the ones in which cleaners deliver men's hats.