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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-01-01
- W. WAPATo WAY

SSs
home were the Misses Dorothy
Adlawan and YVOnne Talente, both
student nurses at the St Elizabeth
School of Nursing.
December &c was election day
for the Junior Filipino-American
Club. Elected for the 1855 term
were: President, Evelyn Isabelle
Arreola; Vice-President, Juanita
Batin; Secretary, Kathryn Ibatu-
an; Treasurer, Lorena Bucsit; Sgt
alarms, Douglas Baldoz, and
David Ventura; Assistant Secre-
tary, Evelyn Marie Arreola; and
Assistant Treasurer Nellie Car
rion. They were formally in
stalled during the Rial Day Ban
quet.
Holiday visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bucsit were:
Castor Bucsit, home from college;
harding Bucsit and UrbanO Carrie
ungan, on leave from San Diego.
Mrs. Maria III. Emerson, Wapato
High School faculty member; and
Mrs. Bucsit's brOther-in-law, who
is stationed at Fort Lewis. During
their stay at the Bucsit home,
most of the visitors joined Mr..
and Mrs. Bucsit on a brief excur-
sion to BremertOn.
The "Applejack" is a new dance
being performed at the Commun-
ity Hall by the juniors. 1t was
first introduced by Frances and
Frank Castenada.
Others home for the holidays
were: Art Batin, Dr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Art Batin, home from
college; Johnny Rafal, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Andres Rafal, on leave
from California, where he is sta
toned; and Jose Agbisit, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Agbisit, home
from Washington State College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Diego Lumaguip
and son arrived early Friday
morning, Dec. 80, from Virginia,
where they spent their Christmas
holidays. While in Virginia, they
stayed in Robert E. Lees original
mansion and had wonderful time,
according to reports.
The Rial Day banquet was on
Dec. 81, commenced by Father
Fenuri, who gave Grace. He is
the Spanish priest at Toppenish,
and was a guest at the banquet.
On the program were speeches
by Mrs. Maria Emerson and Phil
lip Syrdal, who were guest speak
ers.
Local talent danced the "ROge-
lia"-a dance from La Union. A
vocal solo and the recitation of
RizaPs Farewell Poem were also
presented. Dancing followed I'M
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three being infants. untier the
age oil twenty -one years Of age
Defendants
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NOTICE

ADMINISTRATOR 80 The under
singned having qualified as Ad-
ministrator on the Philander
Kelsey Estate, does hereby request
all persons indebted 10 the estate
TO make prompt settlement with
me; and all persons having claims
against the estate are requested
to promptly present same 10 me
for settlement.
Dated this 2lst day Of July
1885 CARL Fl. KELSEY, Admin
istrator Of Philander Kelsey Es-
tate. r F. D No 2 Box SO. Farm
vile. Virginia. T-29-2eFl
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LEGAL NOTICES
-
N the western side * Highway
No So. vas sold on the 18th d3y
II April. 1919 for .ueliuqueH
axes, Ievies interest and cost g
,Ae Commonwealth ut VIRGINIA
ana that an application Iot Oh
( purchase thereof has been a4tA
n this office
And It appear.ng from the tet-
ordS in this office that you are .u-
tereSted in said lands YOU atr
further notified 70 appear In ts
office in four months from
date Of this notice and do What
may be necessary 10 protect yuur
/ interests
4 And an affidavit haytng boon
made and filed in this Office tAtt
each Of you are not residents Y
the Commonwealth Of Virginia ID
IS ordered that this notice be- puh-
lishtd once week for Tour su,
cessiyc weeks IN the FurmvN.
Herald newspaper published ,u
Farmvllle Virginia having gem
eral circulation IN the said Coul-
IS OF Buckingham Virginia
JOHN c SPENCER
Clerk Of said Court
q NJ ROGERS. y @.
Buckingham, Virginia To-
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VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County July lS. 1855
+ Irene Johns Complainant
' In Chancery
Charles David Johns Defendants
Order OF Publication
The object Of tins suit lis BE-
obtain for the Complainant from
the Defendant divorce from tn.
bond Of mattlmony ON the prouns
OF Wlltul desertion for a period w
more than one year. and also y.
determine the property RIGHTS ut
we P"' W i'''t'o.
An affidavit haytug been mao.
ana li'cd tilht the defendant.
oi'ai'rH DAVID johns. ~ not "a
ieSiueht oil tiit state OF Vireln'A
1t IS ordered that he do appelr
"lti'ii Ten DAYS after due puhu
Cat1oh OF inns order and do What
may ot necessary 20 protect h
interest III TINS suit.
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
GEORGE ABBlTT JR p O.
.... 7-22-4t
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In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County August /. 10
Eltrllc johnson Imglr
Complainant
VS. III tiIancety
Elmer lhfle Defendant
order oi Publication
Inc OBJECT OF TINS suit IS fo
OBTAIN lnr the Complainant FROM
I'le defendant divorce from llir
ooiid 81 matflmohy ON iIo
grounds of desettion Ion "A pcrUJ
n more IMAM one year
An adIoAVit having bcen maur
ana hieo mat lhe defendant FL
iIieI llilBle, IS not resident -
tile state OF virginia II Is ordered
tiiaI ne 90 appear "ltl'In yen daN
aiIeI que pubi'catioh o. INNS "Id''
ana 90 what may De necessary \"
piotect ms interest IN inns au'
hoifACE hDAM9. CIcik
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SERVICES

POWER AID HAND Mowers
sharpened repaired Hand NOW
ers $250.s power mowers Sc. Mot
tley Hardware Co. 5-27-tf
YOUR John DEERE Dealer
Shanabergek Il Sons. R.. 400 East.
phone 9Se. Farmville, Va. 5-27-tf
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TYPIEG~-Prornpt service. Pick
UP and delivery. Mss Doris NJ
Cook. Rsce Phone Farmyille
2039M. !. 8-5-4pCFl
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REAL ESTATE


80 acres. 80 cleared. , rms dwell
ing with electricity. So acres DARK
alr-cured. buriy and bright flus
tobacco allotment $1,000. Terms
Near Crewe. 1917 acres. good
rm. res. with running water
telephone. electricityi Located {
miles from crewe. Several out
buildings $4,000
Lake site. 81 acres, some good
young timber, old nall dam on
stream, could be repaired and
make large lake Hurry sl750 90
Res. beautiful bungalow, 5 rms
and bath, hardwood floors. ample
kitchen cabinet space and closet
space Large fenced In back yard
Garage with workshop This nice
home is located in Jackson
Heights Please call for appoint
ment 10 inspect PRICE $1,000 90
$1,000 down and balance SAG 90
per month
Residence. excellent location near
iongwood College. q bedrooms.
basement, oil heat. SlB 900 VIII
take smaller house as down pay
ment
81 acres, miles from Farmyille.
Sale price $99898. Terns.
Bright tobacco farms lot acres.
so In high state of cultivation,
% acre allotment. 6 room home
with running water anG electricity
located 8 miles from F.armyille in
Prince Edward county Price only
$500. Terms
Res rooms, bath. hardwood
floors. large lot in ; Farmville.
Special at $6500 Terms; $3.50
down and balance SAC 90 mo.
Drug store IN thriving South
side Va town doing good patent
ed drug and restaurant business.
$4,000 stock and new equipment
and fixtures. Rent sl0Q mo Long
lease. Complete $4,000.
Drug store in small toWn Large
stock, good fixtures. Soda foun-
tain. Rent on bldg $4,000 mo.
Long lease. $500.
SO Acre Farm. 5 room home. Sew
eral outbuildings. plenty water
and fence. Only SIS. 300 Terms.
Dwelling rooms and bath locat-
ed on Virginia Street in Farm
vile. Only $4,000.
8 acres. room dwelling, 10 miles
from Farmville, " acres tobacco.
SO 500
Res. located on Third Ave. Beau
tiful l. room house and bath and
a half, situated on large corner
lOL I'D IL. I5o IL. ndIaWoou
floors throughout. oil hot water
heat and basement. Priced for
quick sale as owner is leaving
town.
FARMS. rs good farmss large and
small. Located in Prince Edward
Co. Cumberland. Appomattox.
Amelia. Charlotte and Bucking-
ham Cos.
Lots In the Davidson SUB division,
water and sewage.
Five room residence ard 7 acres
only 3l2 miles from Farmviile in
Cumberland Co Electricity avail
able. Only $3.50
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LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA.:
In re Application Of IT Crump.
~ Of Powhatan.
In re Application of j T.: Crump
Jr.. 10 purchase "A 8 4 acres.
sometimes known as "a acres.
OF land more or less, located in
M on District. Powhatan
County. Virginia tc}. In the
name of Talliaterro children
Victoria Toliver and her chill
drenl
Order of Publication
TO Victoria Toliver and her
children if living, and If de-
ceased their unknown heirs.
devisees and assigns Bris-
tow Tollver, Trustee. or his
successors in title. and TO
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
You are hereby notified that a
tract Of land located in Macon
District, Powhatan County. Var
glnla, described as "a 3/4 acres
t24i2 acres more or less. In the
name Of Talliaferro children WE
toria Tollver and her children
lc) described as Drake. was sold
on the 18th day OF December. 1899
Tor delinquent taxes. levies. in
terest and costs, 70 the County Of
PoWhatan and the Commonwealth
OF Virginia, for the year 1885. and
application for the purchase
thereof having been filed in this
office. and II appearing from the
records in this Office that you are.
or may be interested in said land.
you are. therefore. notified to
appear within four months from
the date of this notice and to do
may may be necessary to protect
your interest
JAMES A TII.MAN. III CLERK
ROBERT RANDOLPH JONES
Attorney at Law
7O3 Mutual Building
Richmond. 10. Virginia 1894
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National output climbed IN e.
peak III June when II rcgalucd TN
record rate Of $J70 900 900 OnJ
reached III md 1853 accorduus fy
Commerce Secretary Siucla l-.
Weeks who declared W. lay.
caught up after the post Kofrau
et-dOWu
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CARD OF THANKS

LOWE-We thank our many
friends fer their kindnesses in
the loss or our home by fire, espe-
cially the. Tuggie community for
the shovel OF gifts Mr. and Mrs.
John II Love 8-5-ltp
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NOTICE
In compliance with Article X
Section Of the BYLAWS OF the
Dark Tobacco Sales Cooperative.
the annual meeting OF the mem
bers Of the Cooperative will be
held at the office OF the Coopera-
tive Farmville. Virginia. Thurs
day. August H. 1865. at eleven
O'Clock.
The purpose Of this meeting Is
to receive report on The actiyi-
ties Of the Cooperative and any
other business that might proper
~ come before the meeting.
J H. GARNE1T
Secretary Treasurer 8-2-2t
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NOTICE
In compliance with Article 3.
Section 8 'cl Of the BY Laws Of
the Virginia Dark Fired Tobacco
Growers Marketing Association
Inc. notice Is hereby given that
the annual meeting OF the mem
bers Of the said Assoc atlon viii
be held at the offices of the Asso-
citation in Farmville. Virginia. on
Thursday. August H. 1865. at
| ten O'Clock.
| The purpose Of this. meeting
I Is to receive report en- the ac-
tivHles Of the Association and
any other business which may
properly come before the meet
ing.
J. H. GAE2NETT
y-Treasurer 1922,
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/ PUBLIC--Please take notice on
the 18th day OF August, 1855, the
undersigned viii apply 70 the
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Con
troll Board for license 70 sell beer
at Smiths Place. on 36D Junction
307. Jetersville, Virginia Said bee,
10 be consumed on and of prem
lsss Edna B. and Samuel Smith
8-5-ltE
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USED CARS
Best Buys
In Good
USED CARS

1913 DODGE
Unusually clean. 4-door sedan
See this one Good cheap
transportation
ls4s FORD
4-door sedan, radio and heater.
A very clean car.
1852 DODGE
Very low mileage and a real
clean car.
1851 STUDEBAkER
Champion. 2 door DELUXE.
Radio and heater Nice clean
car
19A9 BUICK
Convertible. low, low. low mile
age Exceptionally clean. good
top. Priced for quick sale
l947 oLDsMoBiLE
2-door sedan. radio, heater and
seat covers. A real car.
1853 PLYMOUTH
Cranbrook, radio. heater and
other extras. A nice clean car
and priced for quick sale
1850 BUICK
2-door special. radio. heater
and dynafp. Clean
1sA9 BUICK
4-door super. dynaflo. radio
and heater. Extra nice.
l9@e BUICK
Conyertible-A real car and
priced for quick sale.
Special prices on oil above
cars FOR quick sole. Others
to select from.
BRICKERT
OIL COMPANY
3o5 W. 3sd s.. ph. 1o3
Fssnvills, VI.
Va. Daales Liesoss Ma -156
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
IA.
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of the County Of
Buckingham on the nth day of
July. 1855.
Mary j. Turner and The Chesa-
peake Corporation Of Virginia
Virginia Corporation .....
Plaintiff
against
Mary Baird Grigg, Sarah Fran
ces Harvey. Pearl Virginia Da-
Wis. Elsie Mae Nicholas. Mary
Elizabeth Edwards. Temple Lee
Bailey, Charles William Baird
Valerie Christine Nicholas
Myrtle Louise Marshall. Mar
vim Belle Baird. Joyce Margar-
lite Spencer. Elmer Lucinda
Wheeler. James Harvey Baird,
Beverley Delorls Baird, the last
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HENS fat and nice. Roberts
Poultry Farm, Farmville. phone
el3M. 6-24-tfF
FRESH LOCAL EGGS Stop {
Shop. across Cumberland Bridge.
5-6-tf
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HEIFER "a month Ayrshire.
frebhrn August 4 Also II month
Guernsey heifer and seven months
brown Swiss All bangs vaccinat-
ed from best dairy herds. Mrs
Halle Baldridge Curdsville, Va
8-5-ltp
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FOR RENT

HOUSE for couple ga miles Of
Farmvllle. George pennick. Route
/. F'armyille. S-5-2p Fl
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FOR SALE

FUN Ch1/L
- ? - .
HOUSE 4 rooms. two bedrooms
One block off First Ave. Phone
tYIonrny Eppes, Farmyille 369W
S-l-3p
BLACK AND TAN Beagle pups,
4 months old E. H. Pauison,
Farmville, Va 6-2-2p
! WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR
/ Freeman Summer oxfords. new
I styles. sl3 IS values for 1896 spe-
dial Also our summer hats re
duced Verser's S-5-2tpF
FLY CHARMEhS Revolutionary
\ rev method VI killing flies III the
( 1ome Lures and Kills flies In the
I tiome II Whitfield Co. Farm
Vile S-5-lt
NEW DRY FLY BAIT just scat
TER around 1t does the rest
Greatest fly Killer yet Packed III
stVeral size packages J H. Whit
field Co. Farmville 8-5-It
NEW CROP TUKNIP SEEDS. All
popular varieties. j II. Whitfield
%. 85-lt
ONE NEW FLOOR Model. No
30l slant needle Singer Sewing
machine original price s3ll. Now
$3.50 cash Singer Sewing Center.
Main st, FarmviIle. phone sl4
0-5-lt
- $4,000
HEATER GOOD as new AZ gal
loii Westinghouse Electric hot
water heater Reason for sale
moving Contact l. w Apperson,
Jr- New Canton, Va B-5-lt
= ~-~
OIL BURNER IN excellent condi-
Ton. heats three rooms Reason
fofI sale. moving Contact l.. w
Apperson, Jr, New Canton, Va
8-5-lt
HEIF'ER "a month Ayrshire.
frebhrn August 4 Also II month
Guernsey heifer and seven months
brown Swiss All bangs vaccinat-
ed from best dairy herds Mrs
Halle Baldridge Curdsville. Va
8-5-ltp
WHY WORRY about troublesome
kin infection Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs. l2-2l-5lp (F) |
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2l0i ACRES, GOOD HOUSE, ITS T
acres IN growing timber on state +
ROAD. school bus and mail route. (
Price $4,000 90 S. c. Dowdy. /
Dowdys Corner. 8-6-ltp /
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PUREBRED ENGLISH setter
pups. Reasonable John 7. Glenn (
PHONE 288 or 9GlMX. 8-5-lt
~~-t~- ->
FRESH DRESSED young turkeys.
Figs soon ripe. Arthur and Leroy |
Farmville 2029J. 8-5-3p
DAVY CROCKETT books and
records. Disneyland books. pogo
and Children's Ideals
Book Shop. 8-5-ltp |
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CLIFFORD DOWDY'S The Land /
They Fought For, Billy Graham's I
Peace with God. The Prayers of /
Peter Marshall. The Man In the |
Gray Flannel Suit. The La.t |
Temptation Many gifts for the |
bride including The Marriage !
Handbook and The Brides Bible
Weyanoke Book Shop 8I5-lp
NEW VICTOR Champion Adding
Machine ten keys or full key
board New McCaskey- Victor Cash
Register. one used Smith-Coro
adding machine typewriter
standard and portables. Weyan-
oke Book Shop Farinvule, Va.
Phone 44l-J 8-5-lp
LOTS Three miles out on Cum
berl$nd road Geo. Penick. RouI
l. F'armville. 8-5-2p F.
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Evening star., 1955-11-27
Up FROM THE DEPTHS
How a Man Is Taught to Make Like a FISH
By MEREDITH s. BUEL
BY MEREDITH S. BUEL


DAT CRONATS mouth dry his ndgeed
sailor stopped entering
building gancing ordinary filled
through 100 photo
his Squirting bright
steel structure, thought:
That's the longest 100 feet
He about be tested Submarine Schools
training tank unique underwater classroom Students ascend with
the Momsen lung easily slowed bagke breathing apparatus
from S 50 and 10Ofoo depths Stimulating returning the surface
through the aft matches unken submarine
Pat, a. hospital call him
Seven the Navy entered the Submarine Service last
August He had told his wife, the Maryn Bezer of
Washington:
Not only viii money submarines I'll the
only medical n board"
Pat liked that kind responsibility the school Offering
him advanced medical training job
apprehensve though escape
tankwh It's changing its tests physical and
mental reactions-and his courage
qualify In this
Of the Silent Service like offspring silent
world they travel be from the steel fish the
day when the tries to claim them.
To Pats relief his wife worry After ALL she
in the
But day Pat felt thought Marilyns
of their three kids Tommie Dawn Terry
months their Cod Arlington
Arlington Va Sure he uneasyhat only human Comdr
Jack L. Moore training tank director had told him
Were land animals-not fish,"
of breathing underwater Is unnatural
mentioned
had crowded into the tanks recompression chamber
IAN right going down than 100 feet back
the surface said comdr Moore after the hatch
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Jewish Sermon
Topics Listed

Several Jewish congregations
announced speakers and SER
mon topics for tomorrow's serv-
ices.
DIR. David jacobson, rabbi of
Temple Bethel, San Antonio,
Tex. will be the guest speaker
at the $50 pm. service tomor-
row at the Washington He
brew Congregation. 1885 Macomb
street NV.
Rabbi Emmet A. Frank will
conduct the $3.50 pm. worship
tomorrow at Temple Bethel Of
Northern Virginia, 206 North
Washington street. Alexandria,
Va.
Temple Sinai will hold its $3.50
pm. service in Bethlehem
Chapel, Washington Cathedral.
Starting tomorrow the Friday
evening service will be held dur
ing June, July and August at
1880 o'clock in Congregation
Beth Israel, 3408 c street Sc.
Rabbi Harry j. Kaufman will
speak on "Kindlers and On
lockers" at the $3.50 am. service
Saturday Of Beth Sholom Con-
gregation, 800 Shepherd street
NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
National Amphitheoter
Restoration Promised

The National Amphitheater In
Arlington Cemetery will be re-
stored from It's severe deteriora-
Ition" as soon as possible. ii
$500, 900 is appropriated by Con-
Igress.
Army officials made this prom
Use in testimony before a House
appropriations subcommittee on
public works, according to the
transcript of hearings made pub
Ilic today.
The amphitheater, despite
normal maintenance and fire.
Iquent repairs. has been deterio-
rating throughout the years. the
subcommittee was told by Col
Walter P. Scoggins of the Me-
lmorial Division. Off1ce of the
Quartermaster General.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Funeral Foker Gets Life
For Drunkord's Murder

ST. LOUIS. June 9 (P1.-The
bizarre case of Albert L. Paglino
charged with killing a man tt
set up a fake funeral for him
self, came to an end last night
with a f1rst-degree murder con-
viction.
But even then the case took
another strange twist briefly.
The Circuit Court Jury in
suburban Clayton returned its
verdict and set Paglino's punish
ment at life Imprisonment. His
sister. Mrs. Rose Fills. screamed
and tainted in the courtroom
and had to be revived in the
corridor.
Then the 29-year-old' Paglino
was about to be taken back to
Jail. but for a moment it was
thought he had escaped. Radio
messages were sent out and
deputy sheriffs rushed about
with guns drawn.
But Paglino meekly appeared
In the sheriff's Office in the Gus
Evening star., 1955-06-09

was arrested In FL Centre. Calf.
last February.
The victim in the fire. first
buried as Paglino, later was
identified as Willie Burchett, q
migrant railroad worker.
The prosecution said in its
opening statement at the trial
on Monday that Paglino was in
financial trouble and wanted
the world to think that he was
dead"
Evening star., 1955-06-09

,tody of Jailer Ruben Sauers. Al
Deputy Sheriff Jack Culligan put
IPaglino on the elevator to return
him to Jail he turned for a nom
Ient and the elevator door sud-
denly closed.
Paglino was inside and the
officer outside. The elevator
then descended to the garage OF
the courthouse building. The
door opened as jailer Saurs ap-
preached.
I'm Paglino," Pag1ino said
I'm waiting to be taken to jail"
He was placed in jail and the
radio alerts were Cancelled.
Paglino was charged with
killing a drunken man and rig
Iging the evidence to make 1t ap-
pear that Paglino himself had
died in a tourist court fire in St.
Louis County in April, 1854. He
was spotted in a tavern the day
of the funeral.
He later jumped bond and
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Five Policemen
| ace Theft Quiz

CHICAGO, June 9 R.-Five
suburban policemen were sum-
moned today before the Cook
County (Chicago) Grand Jury
lin connection with stealing an
ESTIMATED $500 of merchandise
from a suburban supermarket.
Three of the five policemen
constitute the entire law en-
Iforcement agency Of Norridge, q
suburb west of Chicago. The
other two are from neighboring
River Grove.
They were released last night
after being questioned by States
Attorney John Gutknecht. He
said the five admitted looting the
Jewel Food Store in Norridge
early last Friday.
Directed to appear before the
grand jury were Police Chief
Raymond H. Peters, 20; PATROL
men Herman Marched, 26, and
Richard Potempa, 80, all of the
|Norridge force, and Patrolmen
Clarence Herman, 36, and Frank
Kurowski. 80. of the River Grove
force.
Mr.. Gutknecht said the men
Evening star., 1955-06-09
University Park
Registration Set

Voting registration at Univer-
|sity Park for all those who have
not registered before, will be held
from l to 8 pm. Monday in the
University Park School.
The registration will be for the
election Of four town council
men. 1t will be held from / to
g pm. on June 81 in the school.
Evening star., 1955-06-09

denied breaking into the store.
He quoted the policemen as say
ing they found the door of the
store shattered when they went
there to investigate a reported
burglary. The policemen then
helped themselves to cigarettes
and hosiery, Mr.. Gutknecht said.
Store officials estimated the
loss Of merchandise at $500.
A volunteer police force was
established in Norridge in the
absence of the three members of
the regular force, who were sus-
pended by the village president.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Ships SuIvuqinq Due

Now that scrap prices ere up
again, work may be restarted on
|salvaging scores of Japanese
vessels in the harbor Of Rabaul,
New Guinea,
Evening star., 1955-06-09

HERE'S AN INTRODUCTORY OFFER THAT'S
REALLY SPECIAL Nowyou can buy fabulous new
Fluffo shortening for nearly one-third off the
regular price. Think of it! You get this wonder
fully rich shortening-yellow from wholesome
carotene- and save money, too. Just redeem
the Fluffo coupon (recently mailed to you) at
your dealer's-and begin cooking with Fluffo.<
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-30

Fine Job Printing al The Nugget