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Quiz Two Who Fled From Brush Fire. North Bellport, New York. Two colored youths, each 20 years old, who were observed running away from the vicinity of an embryo brush fire near Railroad Avenue yesterday afternoon, were questioned at some length by Brookhaven Town Police and released. The pair were seen by Fire Chief Donald W. Shaw a few moments after he had noticed the brush fire as he was driving by. Shaw gave chase and trailed the youths to a nearby building, then called police. Meanwhile the fire had spread to a point where a general alarm was necessary for the Bellport firemen. The blaze was extinguished in short order. The two youths were taken to town police headquarters in Patchogue, where they were quizzed.

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