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An announcement in Detroit yesterday said first place among i the local contestants in the senior division was captured by Donald VanderLinden, 3660 Camden street S.E., carrying w’ith it a $150 cash award. Others winning in the senior di I vision were Charles J. Bury, 508 A street N.E., second, $100. and Ronald Lovejoy, 3330 Tenth place I S.E., third, $50. Honorable mention went to John H. Spence, jr„ 336 V street N.W.; Joseph W. Swanson, 1701 T street N.W., and Smith Simpson, 5301 B street S.E. Model builders' I tool chests will be awarded those receiving honorable mention. In the junior division here, first place went to Clarence E. Catoe, 1915 Fourteenth street N.W, Richard A. Redman, 2803 Evarts street N.E., was second, and Galt S. Bow'en, 411 Peabody street N.W., was third. Those winning honorable mention were Samuel tini r t :__i.. _ _i n AAuuiib) «v*w UilitUUl luau Iw.ILi., and Phillip Dawson, 30 Kennedy street N.E. The boys were entered in a competition in which national awards are eight university schol arships, to be announced- in Au ; gust. Jail-Breaking Forger Seized in Baltimore By the Associated Press BALTIMORE, Aug. 31— Police and FBI agents yesterday caught William J. Sansbury, 26-year-old bad check artist wffio broke out of a Georgia jail three weeks ago. Working on a tip, they found him in a tourist cabin on the east edge of Baltimore with his w'ife and baby. One of the officers in the search party was a Baltimore detective who returned Sansbury here from California in 1949 to answer bad check charges. Authorities immediately stared tiying to figure out who har the best claim on Sansbury, a Nation wide operator. He is under a 10-year sentence here for passing $1,400 worth cf bad checks. He was paroled from that sentence when Peggy Peter son. daughter of a guard at San Quentin Prison in California, came here to plead for him. She had fallen in love with him while he was a prisoner. Officers said he told them he hitch hiked to Washington after breaking out of the Georgia jail and passed six bad checks there. He then went to Landers, W. Va., and picked up his wife and baby and they checked into the tourist cabin two days ago. [Vinson Slays Jail Term For Attorney lo Bridges i By the Associated Press I Chief Justice Vinson yesterday stayed a six-month jail sentence imposed on Vincent W. Hallinan, San Francisco attorney for Harry Bridges. Mr. Hallinan was sentenced for contempt of court during the per jury trial of Bridges. The Supreme Court last June 4 denied a hearing to Mr. Hallinan. Bridges, head of the independent International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union, was con victed on a charge he lied to con ceal he was a Communist. The West Coast labor leader was sen tenced to five years in prison, but is free pending an appeal now before the United States Circuit Court in San Francisco. 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