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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03

like poboljsale. Mogli bi dati
kredit cinjenici, da Sc pribli-
Java konac kampanje, it'd.
Ali mi smo uvjerenja, da
je podlozni razlog tomu po-
rastu prirodjeni duh bratstva
nasih graditelja. Makar Ia
jednica sada daje vece nagra-
de "a upisivanje novog clan
stva, nego ikada prize u ME
zinoj povijesti, ipak imamo
dovoljnih dokaza, da nije lju-
bav "a dolarom, koja potak-
ne naseg graditelja ma rad,
wee ljubav do organizacije.
Pred nekoliko dana receno
nam je, da je ugljena indu-
strija u America producirala
najmanju kolicinu ugljena u
zadnjem stoljecu. Velik dio
naseg clanstva ovisi o toj in
dustriji "a svoj prihod, pa je
naravno, da ga je ia cinje-
MICA tesko pogodila. Ali ipak
mozemo pokazati ma hvale-
vrijedan rad u upisivanju no.
vog clanstva bas sa strane
tog dijela naseg naroda. Tes-
ke industrije, pogotovo cello
ma, takodjer su tesko pogo
djene sa tako zvanom "rece-
sijom'. Moze Sc reel, da pre-
tezna vecina naseg clanstva
zaradjuje svoj kruh iii direkt-
no iii indirektno cd te, stra-
ne nase ekonomije. Ali ov-
die su rezultati kampanje "a
dovoljavajuci.
Ina svakodnevnih dogadja-
ia, koji sluze kao dokaz O.
We odanosti prema Zajednici.
Cak i kod otvaranja poste
mozemo crpiti pouku o pra-
vom bratstvu.
Uzmimo "a PRIMER jedan
obicni dan. Tog dana, 20. Ii
stopada, primili smo punu
veliku kuvertu cd brata Jo-
seph Frankovicha, dobro po-
znatog tajnika odsjeka br. Is
u McKeesportu. U toj kuver-
ii bilo je ravnih 95 Rampant
skin tockica, cine je stanje
brata Frankovica poskocilo
medju prve redove.
Ovog tipicnog dana primi.
Ii smo 81 tockicu cd brata
Jurja Boljkovca, tajnika od-
sjeka br. $50 u Schumacher,
Ont. Brat Boljkovac je veo-
ma blizu postignuca svog ci-
liza pocasnog delegatstva ma
devetu konvenciju Zajednice.
Izgleda, da Sc cvrsto ukopao
u prvo mjesto medju nasim
kanadskim graditeljima.
Kad vec govorimo o Ka-
nadi, drago nam je objaviti,
da je Odjeljenje Pomlatka
izdalo prvi Educational En-
dowment at Age 18 certifi-
kat kanadskom gradjaninu.
Radi Sc o Edwardu S. Bradi.
ci, novorodjenom sincicu bra
ia Michaeel Bradice, pred
sjednika odsjeka broj 954 u
Hamilton, Ont. Brat Bradica,
uvijek uzoran zajednicar, "a
dovoljan je samo sa najbo-
linn "a svog malog sina.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03

KULTURN USP0N H. P. DRUSTVA
"SL0GA" SA VESEL0M UD0VIC0M

Hrvatsko Pjevacko Drustvo "Sloga' East Chicago,
Ind pkazom iepe operete "Vesela Udovca Merry Wi
dow diva puta godne pouclo je veki morani kul-
turn uspjeh docim Sc time ne mnogo materijano oko-
rislo sto e "a pozati sto nazalost mora pri-
psati nemarnost jevanu srh sojeva nasega
roda Jedni nerazu znacaj ovakovog kuturnog gazbe-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03
Nasi citatelji &c Sc sjecati

Nasi citatelji &c Sc sjecati
da, dok je ovo odjeljenje IL
davalo stare vrsti certifikata,
bio nam je dozvoljeno pro-
davati samo 20 Year Endow-
ment certificate u Kanadi o.
sim Term certifikata. Sa po-
primanjem move moderne
CSC ljestvice, kanadske VIA
sti SUI nam dozvolile izdava-
ME svih nasih certifikata, to
jest, 20 Year Endowment,
20 Pay Endowment at Age
IS Educational Endowment
at Age 18, kao. i Payor Bene-
fit certificate.
Nemoguce nam je zaklju-
citi oval komentar O Kanadi
bez najtoplije pohvale "a jos
jednog kanadskog graditelja,
to jest, brata Josipa Stano-
vica, upravitelja gnijezda br.
397 u Hamilton, Ont. Brat
Stanovich ina preko 500
tockica j uporan je radnik u
vinogradu bratstva. Oval brat
uvijek trazi move ideje "a u
pisivanje novog clanstva.
! Pred nekoliko tjedana pri.
kazivao je pomicne slike u
hrvatskom jeziku "a clanove
Pomlatka, kao i odraslog O.
djeljenja Zajednice, a pozvao
je neclanove. Upotrebio je
tn priliku, da odrzi konferen.
ciju sa raspravom o Hrvat-
skoj Bratskoj Zajednici. Ia
tn prigodu priredio je listit
sa jezgrovitim, ali dovoljnim
opisom mnogostrukih pogod.
nosti clanovanja u Zajednici
novog Income Defender certi.
fikata u odjeljenju bolesnic.
Ike potpore, kao i svih certi.
fikata Pomlatka, a pogotovo
move CSC ljestvice.
Oval pregled bio je ma.
pisan u engleskom hrvat.
skom jeziku i izradjen ma ma
Gin, koji bi bio ma kredit bi.
10 kojemu cd mas u glavnon
uredu, koji smo, i treba da
jesmo, bolje upoznat sa swim,
tehnickim stranama osigura.
vajuceg ugovora.
Hrvatska Bratska Zajed.
MICA napredovati &c i nadalje
i ostati u prvim redovima
medju bratskim organizaci.
jana ma svijetu tako dugo
.dokle- ina takovih pozrtvov.
nih clanova. Mi vas pozdrav.
ljamo, brace - vas i ma sto'
tine ostalih dobrih radnika i
ovoj kampanji. Ako ste pri.
kupili ma stotine tockica, il
vam je uspjelo upisati tex
jednog novog clana m
vam izrazujemo nase posto.
| Vanie ! zahva1u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03

Svaki postojeci Clan u do
bi cd 16 do IS moze povisi-
ii svoju zivotnu osjeguraciju,
bez lijecnicke pregledbe. joS
"a $1,0OO.OO. Takodjer clano
vi Sc mogu osjegurati na bol
nu potporu cd $1.N ma dan
i .iednorazrednu odstetu bez
lijecnicke pregledbe.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03
IzGLEDA DA CE MJESEC L|ST0PAD BITI
NAJUSJESN|J| j JUB|LARk0J kAMPANJI

Michael Grasha, tajnik Odbora Kampanje
Mjesec listopad e odmaku pa mozemo vec sada sa
sgrnoscu rec da &c biti edan cd najboljh mjeseci
sadasnjoj jubilarnoj kampanji clanstvo
Nakon do sada dosta sporog napredka kampanj dra-
60 prmetiti oval porast upisivanu novog clan
stva Mi bi mog teorzrati beskrajno razogu "a oval
porast aktynosti Mog b reci da ekonomske pri-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03
Balich prvi pobjednik Rampant sa 787 tockica
BALIC PRW P0BJEDNIk KA|hPANJE

Brat George Baic, vrjedni tajnik odsjeka broj 2SS
East Chicago Ind. prekoracio je $50 tockica time je
postao prv pobednik ubilarne kampane Obecae da ce
nadae radt sto bolje bude mogao da pojaca svoj od
sick brojem Ganstva da uzmogne brat ri delegate
narednu konyencju.
zivo George Balc!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03
R0D0LJUBNA E DUzN0ST SVAK0G
HRvATA DA JE CLAN \. B. zAJEDNICt
FLIP Vukelic, Clan Odbora Kampanje

FLIP Vukelic, Clan Odbora Kampane
Pittsburgh, Pa. Receno e wise puta, da e veika cast
bt clanom Hrvatske Bratske zaednce, mi kazemo, da
je rodoubna duznost svakog americkog Hrvata da
da su elanov negove obitel sv do ednoga clanov
najvece hrvatske narodne sociane rodoubne organza
cije IL razoga so e neresu svakoga covjeka
radi MEGA njegove obe, da imade zvotnu osguracju
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03

ME ovome predmetu korst nasim odsje6nm tajnicna
te &c buduce bti cd pomoc ovakovim sucajevima
Molimo da Sc gornje uvaz.
Joseph Bella, gavni tajnk HBZ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-01

One of the most thrilling sea ad-
ventures ever brought to the screen
the perilous voyage of the May
flower in 1920 from Plymouth, Eng
land, to the New World, is unfold
ed in plymouth Adventure" NJ
GINS spectacular, star-studded
Technicolor production opening
Sunday at the Monroe Theatre.
Here, for the first time we have
a pictorial closeup and vivid in
sight into the minds and spirit of
the 102 men and women who riSked
the dangers of a 96-day voyage
against the winter Atlantic in a
small, overcrowded sailing ship.
They comprised religious diSsen-
tiers, farmers, tradesmen, bonds
men and fugitives, each with a
compelling reason for seeking a
new land. Among them were John
Alden ivan JohnSon), a young car
penter; William Bradford Cleo
Genn), a religious zealot, and his
young wife Dorothy (Gene Tier
ney); william Brewster BARRY
Jones), a fugitive wanted for pub
fishing dissenting pamphlets; the
Mullins family, with their pretty
daughter, Priscilla dawn Adams).
And responsible for their safety
was the surly captain OF the May
flower, Christopher Jones (Spen.
Ger Tracy. AS the Mayflower
battles its way through one
of the most horrendous storms ev-
er pictured on the screen, the re-
actions of its passengers and crew
are brought to light in broad dra-
matte strokes. The carpenter, John
Alden, saves the floundering ship
by quickwitted and ingenious de-
vice for snoring up cracked cross
beam. William Bradford is washed
overheard and is saved by the cap
tain's alertneSs and courage. The
passengers face sickness and short
ages of food, fresh water and fuel.
A child dies - another is born.
Dorothy Bradford finds herself
drawn to the magnetic attraction
of Captain Jones, while less com.
plicated attraction manifests itself
between John Alden and Priscilla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-01
Free OF Suspicion

GREENRIVER, Wyo. Up - The
new year has a special meaning
for a 26-year-old railroad fireman
who spent the past week in jail be-
cause he looks like a wanted MUIR
der suspect.
Although Sweetwater County
Sheriff Mike Maher had said he
was sure Albert Burns was not the
man wanted in Buffalo, N. Y, his
fingerprints still had to be checked
in Washington.
Late yesterday word came that
the prints were not those of long
sought Ralph Grubisich, and Burns
was freed.
Maher said Burns set out imme.
diately for Evanston, Wyo., to seek
reinstatement with the railroad.
He had been picked UP because
of a resemblance to the 30-year.
old Grubisich, named by two men
convicted at Buffalo of first degree
murder in the Staying of jeweler
| Donald F. Hurd Dec. 8, 1852.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-01

lation, the national product in the
flnal quarter Of the year was above
the closing period Of 1852"
Weeks report showed that new
marks were chalked up last year
in production, personal income,
consumption and employment.
The gross national product-the
market value Of all goods and SER
VICES produced-totaled 367 billion
dollars, . new record five per cent
greater than In Io52.
More Of the national product
went for national security in 1853
than in any year since World War
ii Total federal purchases for
security programs, including de.
Tense and foreign aid, came to
nearly So billion dollars. That was
about six per cent more than In
1852.
Personal income amounted TO
2S4 billion dollars in l953-about
five per cent more than the pre-
vious record set In 1852.
Americans used this increased
income to buy more than ever be-
fore-230 billion dollars worth in
1858 compared with 21s billions the
year before.
The bought ga per cent more
food and other non-durable goods,
|12h per cent more durable items,
and 3la per cent more services
than in 1852.
This averaged out to a two per
cent increase in consumption for
each person in the nation.
Home building-l,l LOG, 900 new
|non-farm dwelling units-reached
the third biggest annual total in
the nations history.
Businessmen spent a record Is
billion dollars to expand plant and
other productive facilities. They
also added about four billion dol
lars worth of inventory stocks.
Civilian employment averaged
81, 800, 900, the highest ever record
ed. Unemployment averaged l.
500 600 monthly, lower than ever
before except in World War II.
In contrast, income of farm
operators last year fell 20 per cent
to about IL billion dollars. This was
the second straight year that farm
income had dropped.
The nations population grew dur.
g the year by an estimated g.
700, 900. 1t now is well over $50
million.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-01
DELAYED Action

CHICAGO tR-Delivery of nearly
500 Christmas cards has been de-
|layed but Postal Inspector +. W.
Baleiko is working to get them
observation-disclosures New Years, he
hopes.
Baleiko Tuesday began match
Ing 80 letters and Christmas cards
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-01
sy FRANK o'sRIEN

WASHINGTON 8-The New
Year may not equal 1855 record
setting splurge, Secretary Of Com,
merce Weeks said today, but The
outlook ID for one of the better
years Of economic history"
Weeks optimistic forecast
written into bis yearend report
c0nsFasted sharply with concern
voiced By some Democrats like
Sen. Douglas Of Illinois, who said
last week that the United States
already 10 suffering a "real reces.
sion"
s. lt vas also at variance with the
opinion Of q majority Of some 300
economists who met here this week
and saGreed the country is In a
mild business slump that they pre-.
dicted would last through mex,
year. ~
The cabinet officer said ''the out.
look 10 bright for q high overall
level Of Jobs and business activity
and ian abundance of newer and
better products at attractive
briceB." +
Z "our best days are yet TO be, 7"
De declared. 1.-THE nation Is more
productive and more powerful than
evef before"
Weeks cautioned that short run
difficulties may arise" but he said
these can be faced with realistic
optimism"
Many economic adjustments al.
ready have been made, he said,
"and others win be dealt with as
We move ahead"
Should any severe economic fluc.
hiations develop, he promised the
eisenhower administration will not
becaught off guard, but twill take
pecessary and timely action to
cope with the situation.
"The administration will con.
tinue rs policy Of encoura ging
economic stability and growth and
~ preparing measures for prompt
use wherever and whenever re-
CURED" Weeks stated.
Weeks gave this summary Of
economic developments in 1858:
During the first half of the year
business activity was accelerating
100 fast to be maintained indefi.
nitely; hence In the second half
there has been some easing off
from The production peaks reached
earlier.
"Most of the readjustment has
been associated with the elimina.
ton Of an Exceptionally fast rate of
Inventory growth. Notwithstanding
Ne ent-back In inventory aceumu-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-01
Thrilling Sea Adventure To Be Shown Here

At last, land is sighted at Cape
Cod and the pilgrims sign the now
famous Mayflower Compact. The
settlement of New Plymouth is be-
gun but the toll of winter in an
unknown land still lies ahead. With
the coming of spring only Sc re-
main of the 102 who landed. But
these have proved their courage
and integrity in one of history's
most heroic adventures.
plymouth Adventure" was pro-
duced by Dore Schary, who has
given the screen such vivid pic
lures as battle-ground" and go
For Broke 1t was directed by
Clarence Brown with sensitive per.
ception in which the voyagers OF
the Mayflower are treated not as
historical personages but as flesh.
and-blood human beings. And it is
"a picture which is filled with tense
dramatic action and hairbreadth
excitement.
| The cast is one of the finest to
be assembled for an M-G-M pro.
duction. Spencer Tracy is superb
as the surly Christopher Jones, who
at first is contemptuous of his hu.
man cargo but who is brought ia
fervid admiration of their indo.
mitable courage. Gene Tierney of.
fers pathos-touched portrait Of
the confused and unhappy Dorothy
Bradford. Van Johnson is happily
cast as the engaging John Alden
who marries Priscilla. Leo Gem
lends strength and authority to>his
characterization as the Jealous VIII.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-01

to 2S2 envelopes in an uuscramb-
ling made necessary by Willie
Brown, 50, a temporary mail car.
rier. Postal inspectors said
Browns wife said he came home
Christmas Eve and forced her TO
open each envelope. He was
charged with embeEzling and de-
tanning and obstructing delivery Of
mail.
READ THE CITIZEN DAILY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-01

liam Bradford. Lloyd Bridges
makes a sinister and hateful Cop
pin, the Mayflower's first mate
who attempts a mutiny after the
ship had landed at Cape Cod. The
others are too numerous to men.
ton individually but they are all
perfectly cast.
plymouth Adventure" is an of.
fering that will stimulate revived
interest in motion pictures wAere.
ever it is shown. 1t is magnifi.
cent Technicolor production, hand
somely staged and acted with com.
polling conviction and power. 1t is
recommended as one of the years
must-see pictures.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-01

The island of Jersey in the Eng.
liSh channel has kept the breed OF
dairy cattle of the same name
pure through laws forbidding cat
tie imports dating back to 1853.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-01

Tools Clipped by men Of the
Stone Age have, in more recent
times, often been thought to have
medicinal value.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-01

Friday, January !. 1854
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-01

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-27
PovIlalan News

Mr. and Mrs F N Nichols
left Friday for Fairbanks.
Alaska FROM there they viii con-
tinue to Seattle Wash, ana then
down the coast thru California
to Mexico City Nichols recently
purchased an air conditioned
Cadillac automobile
Nh ana Mrs Grouse, Of Rich
mond, were recent guests of Mrs
c II Simpson
The many friends Of Rev Car
los Look are sorry to learn of his
resignation to accept another
field III South Carolina
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-27

houses contents of bills ana
coins and submitted mis- winnma
entry S5,739 13
Mrs. NJ p Ashby. 81 Fine
Creek Mills. guessed $5,760 WHICH
W4s good for second place
Three others, OF the hundreds
who peeped III the house then
wrote down their guesses tied fut
third place with identical estI-
mates Of S5.700 They We're Mrs
Wilma R4gland OF irwin va y.
y Powell, Of Richmond, VA. and
r. Riddle. Of Colt,mbta Va
The mysterious correct total
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-27

the style, the power, and the paine that
have made Buick such best cling
success this year. for Buick foday is ont
selling all other cars in america except ftoo
of the so-caned "ioic-brice three Z
Smart tip: With Buick such beautiful
buy this year, think what winner it's
bound to be at trade-in time! Come see
us this weekD
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-27
Winning Glass House
Guess Only S3.63 Shy
OF Right S5,735.5O

No one is in better position ID
know how far money Will 90 than
a public school superintendent.
Perhaps that's why B. M Car
ter was just $50 off in his esti-
mate Of the $5.735 50 contained h
the glass house at the recent
Bank Of PoWhatan open house
Powhatan County Superintend-
ent Garter looked once AZ the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-27

wide rim wheels, a unique 'front.' end
geometry plus host of other better
ments too numerous to mention.
You feel the result Of this advanced
engineering every mile you drive = in
what is literally and hguratively Million
Dollar Ride.
You feel it in the superb and buoyant
grading. You feel it in the serene level
ness of your going over ruts and ridges.
You feel it in the precise snubbing of jars
and LOUNGES. You feel it in a new kind of
steadiness, handling ease, curve control.
Only thing for you to do, we believe, is
to come try this miracle OF motion = and
we'll be glad to obige.
That way you'll also learn tirsthand about
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-27

coaHs1t io7ftatcd States 6repe,s foundation
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-27
Mrs. Richards Dies

Mrs. J T Richards mother Of
Mrs. VIM Farris OF Powhatan
died in Richmond ana intermant
IN the Catholic cemetery near
her home al Belmeade
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-27

IL Ras the most important week
! yer spent. Il is trip that
evf ry body would appreciate and
cnl oy have never attended any
thIne like It and | think I will
AN avs remember it and the les
sol IS of the government that I
armed while / was there l would
HA to thank you again and l
hq) that someone from Cum
1e land can 80 next year. Sin
Gel oily Robert Duncan
thr local Farm Talent Roundup
Contest Committee an Mrs
ia ms Is vice chairman Other
m mbers Of the committee are
nd IS Charlie Goodman. CumDer-
land and Mrs + M Johnson
RI lmville
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-27
SOftbalt


tor. and someone's right there to
tai Z care of you"
rom where sit, everybody
liReS to make his own choice. 1t
dq 'sn't matter whether it's books,
or preferences in clothing or
mi kes of cars. And it's no sur
pr sc that folks have personal
preferences in beverages, too. SO
if your neiehbor orders a glass
of beer while you're having coffee.
remember he's entitled to his
choice, too.
2s n1.4<
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-27

NTou can see fqF yourself the gay and
I gorgeous styling that's sure TO be the
fresh note next year, too
And you can easily learn that here is
power a-plenty-the highest VS. power
Series for Series, in the annals Of Buick
history.
But what you can never know, till you
try it yourself, IS the feel of Buick in
motion.
Its a ride as precision soft and firm as
only coiled steel can make IT,
Yes, coil springs on all four wheels And
full length tongue tube drive for true
tracking And massive \-braced frame
Tor Solid steadness. And specially cali
brated shock absorbers, v braced struts,
Evening star., 1954-12-16
Regular Dividends Voted

Insurance Co. have declared a
regular semiannual dividend of
10 cents a share, payable Decem-
ber 81 to holders of record De-
cember 20.
Directors of Real Estate Title
Insurance Co. also declared a
regular semiannual dividend of
10 cents share, payable De-
cember 81 to holders of record
December 20.
! National Union Fire Insurance
Co.. directors declared the usual
semiannual dividend of so cents
a share, payable December % to
holders of record December Is.
Joins Cotton Institute
r. Buford Brands of Falls
Church has Joined the Washing
ton staff of the American Cot
ton Manufacturing Institute as
associate economist, effective
January l..
Mr.. Brands has been affiliated
with the Chamber of Commerce
of the United States as research
economist and secretary of the
chambers Business Statistics
Committee.
The Uranium Association of
America has been incorporated
Evening star., 1954-12-16
Burglar Alarm FoiIs
Drugstore Break-iIl;
Three Are Charged

An attempt to loot a Drug Fair
on Pershng drive near Arlington
boulevard failed early today
when a burglar alarm went OF.
Three men were arrested by po-
lice and charged with breaking
and entering.
Arlington Detective Sergt.
Russell L. Runyon said entry
was gained to the basement after
a rear window was. broken. but
the alarm went OF before any,
thing was taken from the store
at 207 North Pershing drive.
Seized at Scene.
Detectives William Dinsmore
and Walter Cauffman drove
to the scene and found
the 2100 block of South Oxford
street. Arlington. a student, try
ing to start 1941 sedan. Police
said Flack admitted he and two
other men had tried to break
into the drugstore.
Policemen Edwin C. Brown
ing and Donald r. Attanasio
found a tan trenchcoat, yellow
vest and blue suitcoat and
broadcast a lookout for two
colored subjects without coats.
About 2::3O am. two men
answering the description were
spotted by Policemen Harold
K. Burchette and Robert M.
Waller at Fort Myer drive and
North Twentieth street in Ross
lyn.
Three Are Charged.
The pair, charged with break
ing and entering, are Fred D.
Council, jr., 10. of the 2100
block of South Oxford street, a
singer, and George N. Marshall,
19, busboy, Of the 1900 block
of North Carolina avenue NE.
Flack also was charged.
Sergt. Runyon said Council
said he had been employed at
the drugstore until two weeks
ago and knew where the money
was kept.
In County Court today, Judge
Hugh Cregger continued all three
cases until Monday when the
youths said they wanted legal
counsel, but were unable to pay
for it. The judges asked Assist
ant Commonwealth's Attorney
Louis Koutoulakos to contact
the Arlington Legal Aid Society
and ask that a lawyer be pro-
vided for them.
The accused were returned to
Jail when they were unable to
post $1,000 bond each.