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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
Court House

The Court House will be closed
of New Years Day
County Treasurer Howard Zim-
norman reports that approximately
$3.50, 10000 has been collected on
Real Estate Taxes to date. Final
date of payment is February 1, Sc.
About 600 dog licenses have been
issued in the County Auditors Of
flee. Final date for the purchase
of license without penalty is Jan,
10th.
County Commissioner Edward
Tank, patient in st. Charles Hos
pital is improving.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
SOLDIER INJURED

Odel Singer, SO, Lajunta, Colo,
soldier at EPG, was bruised and
his car was wrecked in a pre-Christ-
mas accident on Route in which
a section of Toussaint bridge guard
rail was knocked down after the
car skidded on an icy spot. Singer
was thrown from the car and bruis.
ed. Deputy Mike Hetrick investi-
gated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
Pranksters Get
Seasons Mixed

It isn't the season for Halloween,
but pranks around the William
Nicholson home, Alb Short ST., so-.
of looked like it Monday night.
Five or six rubbish containers
were dumped into the back yard
and windows of the car were soap
ed, police reported.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
Probate Court

First and final account filed by
Myrtle Huss Sayen, administrative
of the estate of Emery Sayen, de-
ceased.
First and final account filed by
Sarah C. Battiste, executrix of the
estate of Edward w. Battiste, de-
ceased.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
NOTICE oF APPoINTMENT
neral Code, Sec. I05U9-6)
Case No. 13553

NUtutTaI NOIes Sec. IUoUJ-OJ
Case No. 1858
Estate of Ernest Bebow, deceas-
ed.
Rose Below has been appointed
and qualified as Executrix Of the
estate of Ernest Bebow, late of OF
ta,wa County, Ohio. deceased. Dated
this 9th day of December, 1855, A.
d.
PETER w. GULAU,
Probate Judge of said county,
45-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
Louis Bernheimer's Theatres

Tomorrow only-"THE ASPHALT
Also KILLER APE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
Hollywood
Bette Back at Work
And Throwing Things
BY Sheiloh Grohom.

for a chicken dinner. When they
arrived. Eve put them to work
killing and dressing their own
chickens. Ugh!
Helen Hayes and Mary Martin
fell into each others arms when
they discovered they were going
to costar in Skin of Our Teeth"
in Paris this summer. for the
American National Theatre and
Academy's Salute to France
Drama Program"
Tom Tully is Offering a re-
ward to anyone who can get him
a copy of the Solid Muldoon,
a newspaper that was published
in Durango, Colo, by Toms
grandfather, the first Indian
commissioner in the United
States.
Grouche Marx won't have to
worry about buying cigars for
the rest of his life. He's visiting
in Havana, and the Cuban
cigar manufacturers, having
named him MIR. Cigar" prom
ised him a lifetime supply.
Cleo Moore wants you-all to
know she wasn't kidding when
she announced that she'd RIM
for Governor of Louisiana. If
Marilyn Monroe can try for The
Brothers Karamazov.' can run
for Governor of louisiana" she
insists. Besides. I'm related to
70 per cent of the people there"
Cleo was formerly married to
Huey Long, jr.
tReleased by NANA)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
HOLLYWOOD.


Bette Davis is being her old
self and the fur and few dresses
are flying at goth Century Fox.
Well, with Marilyn Monroe gone,
the old place was too quiet any
way.
Cancellation of "Ondine" up
set Audrey Hepburn-so now
it's a declaration of independ-
ence, career-wise from Mel Fer
rer. Actor Neville Brand has
finished his photographed
novel, when the Half Gods Go"
Jane Wyman is taking her son
and daughter to New York with
her when she goes East for Mir
acle in the Rain" Onetime
professional boxer Lou Costello
is in training for his fight with
world champion Bobo Olson, on
his television show Sunday.
There are 876 swimming pools
in Palm SpringSpopulation.
1000. Good news that Pier
Angel will not lose her baby.
Victor Mature has signed writer's
to prepare a script for his indie
pendent production.
n 4
If you want to infuriate Ava
Gardner-and no one hereabouts
does-ask her to comment on
bullfighter Luis Dominguin's
marriage. 20th-Fox starlet
Marjorie HELEN and Barry Coe
are getting marriage minded
which is why Marge doesn't an
swer Alex D'Arcy's love letters
any more.
Shelley Winters is screaming
again-this time over getting
fourth billing in "Mambo," the
movie she made in Italy. Even
her ex-husband, Vittorio Glass;
man, is billed ahead of Shelley.
Win Min Than, Burmese
beauty in Gregory Peck's Purple
Plain" is wanted by three diff
ferent studios, but is turning
them all down to return to her
husband in Rangoon. Fox
wanted her for Left Hand of
God" Seems there's going to
be a cycle of Oriental pictures,
and beautiful Oriental girls who
can act are a rarity.
X 4
Judy Garland has selected
Amy as the name if the baby is
a girl-if a boy, she wants to
name it Sid. But Sid doesn't
want a junior, so they're up in
the air about that.
Rock Hudson is now in the
$2,500-per-week class at Univer-
sal-International. And Rocks
agent, Henry Wilson, received
letter and a photograph from
an African king and queen who
want to get into. movies.
Fred Klein, publisher of
Chic, pocket-size version of
Vogue, names as the best
dressed Hollywood gals: Oracle
Allen. Joan Crawford, Irene
Dunno, Lauren Bacall and Grace
Kelly. And the worst: Greta
Carlo. vMarilyn Monroe, Shelley
Winters, Rita Hayworth and
Terry Moore.
Mario LAMA will be in the
clear with Uncle Sam after his
100000 Las Vegas stint. An
other item on the credit side of
the ledger: Mario's temperament
is shrinking with his waistline.
X X
Eve Arden invited the cast OF
Our Miss Brooks" to her ranch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
UPPER CHIEF DRIVEN

10. 1890: 1901 Indian Head Hwy.
Children Under re Free.
Tonight Only. FRANK SINATRA in
SUDDENLY"
at $50, 9:25. Also JOHNNY sHEF-
FIELD In AFRICAN TREASURE" at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
1.-THE CRIMSON PIRATE"-Burt Lancaster in a tongue in
cheek adventure yarn.
JULIUS CAESAR"-A fine adaptation.
ION THE WATERFRONT"-Marlon Brando in a savage
of violence.
THE RAID"-Mn0r but wel-made Civil action
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Granger lavish swashbuckIer.
SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS"-1954S most
joyous musical.
THE STORY OF THREE LOvES'-Named Pier Angel. Leslie
Caron and MORA Shearer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. suspense Sinatra
psyche killer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11

VERNON R re-; 'i MERLE o oosE sTE n
DEEP IN MY HEART" (Techl at $50.
MIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11

fVCCU La. 8-3IIa. Double Feature.
JkNO6 wendell COREY in "HELL'S
akASff csE soaf 22 ssO pA Asg KFS 4
$500, S:3S.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18

Other officers are: honor
ary president, DR.. Jules
Whitehill; Mrs. George Sing
er, 1st vice president; Mrs.
Sam Kalmanoff, End vice
president; Mrs. Irving Berger,
recording secretary; Mrs.
John Abala, treasurer; Mrs.
Sada Hertz, financial secre-
tary; Mrs. Charles Holub,
corresponding secretary.
Chairmen appointments made
by Mrs. Horn are: publicity,
Mrs. Sophie Silverstone; CO.
chairman, Mrs. Irving Fier-
son; program, Mrs. James
Silver; bank box, Mrs. Irving
Standing; co-chairman, Mrs.
William Steinman; member
ship, Mrs. William Kappa
port; co-chairmen, Mines. Her
man Goldstein, Jack Frucht-
man, I. Margolis; hospitality,
Mrs. Michael Schaeffer; re-
freshments, Mrs. Jack Frucht-
man; visitation, Mrs. I. Mar
golis; sunshine, Mrs. Law
renee Robbins; life member
ship, Mrs. Philip Besserman.
Serving on the board of
trustees are: Mines. William
Davidson, Maurice Margolis,
Jack Nevins, Harry Gorodess,
Arthur Bittker, Henry Kauf-
mann, Sophie Kuperm a n,
Michael S IN a e ffer, Jules
Whitehill, Karl Zamost, Fred
Magerlie, Orville Mcpherson,
Stanley Hatcher, Lew Davis,
Ed Smotkin, Arthur Greene,
Mac Waldeman, George Fine.
A Thanksgiving Sun d ay
morning brunch will open the
regular meeting season. 1t
will be open to the public.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18
Council Names
Com. Chairmen

Major committee chairmen
appointments are announced
by David Kramer, Council
president. They automatically
become members of the exec
utive board.
These include Mrs. Joe My
erson as chairman of the Soc
ial Service committee; A. A.
Michael, publications; Myron
Jacobson, vice-chairman, Com
munity Relations; Harry Ba-
cal, Center committee pres
ident! Sidney Weissberger,
constitution; Harry Gilberg,
CJA collections; Mrs. Maurice
Margolis, armed services.
To the Social Service COM
mittee one-third of the mem.
b e r S hip is appointed each
year. New additions are:
Mines. Sam Deutsch, Melvin
Halpern, Ben S oil o t, Joseph
Weiss; Albert Glickman, Rich
ard Bloch. They will serve
three year terms.
Presently on the board are:
Mines. Jack Fruchthendler,
Harry Gorodess, Jack Nevins,
Herbert Shulman, Ben Solot,
Morris Grossman, Leon Levy
whose terms continue another
two years. Serving through
this year are: Mines. Arthur
Grunewald, David Kramer, S.
I. Shapiro; James Freuden-
thai, Leo Rackoff.
A brunch this Sunday at the
Elks Club honorS retiring
m e m bers and committee
chairman, Mrs. Elmer Gold
wyn and DR.. Jules Whitehill,
retiring chairman of the Doc
tors Panel.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18

are hysterical at Hyman Fein-
erman's and Harry Roses an
tics imagining they are dying
from poisoned food. Mrs. I.
Margolis and Ben Kelly add to
the hilarity.
Refreshments will be serv-
ed guests, who will be seated
at tables. Proceeds go to Is
r a eli projects supported by
the national Workmen Circle.
The party is open to the pub
lie and groups of friends at.
tending together will find this
adding to t h e ir enjoyment,
says Morris Wanger, club Sec
retary. Past celebrations have
been huge successes.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18
Organization:

Al PTA Elect Officers

New officers for the Anshei
Israel Parents-TeacherS Assn.
were elected Monday night.
Mrs. Sol Isakoff heads the
group. Others elected were:
vice-pres., Mrs. William Stein
man; rec, Sec, Mrs. Charles
Fassler; cor. sec., Mrs. Sidney
Davidson; tre a s., Mrs. Abe
Brother.
PTA will give a Latke Par
ty for S t dents S on Dec. 13
when an outdoor Hanukah
service will be conducted.
A. /. Young Marrieds Ready
Another Event
Greatly encouraged by the
fine turnout at their first soc--
ial, AL Gallen, president, says
preparations are under way
for another one in about three
weeks. Those at the Hobo
party had a grand time and
Dick GoetZ was a fine nc.
Group is composed of young
married under the a e gis or
AnShei Israel.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18
Choral Members

Choral group meets each
Monday evening at the Center
from 8 to 10 pm. Additional
members are sought. It is not
necessary that one has a voice
like Lily Pons or Caruso to
join, says Milton Frank, pro-
gram director. Those interest
ed may phone in their names
to attend the next session. Ed
Greenberg directs the group.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18

tura soprano, as Soloist and
a Yiddish comedy.
Since coming from Italy in
1916 Mrs. Fusca had appeared
on national TV progra m S,
sung in concert, appeared
with the Mania t t a n
Grand Opera and was soloist
with the Tucson Civic Choir
us. She has had extensive sing
ing engagements abroad.
Those who have watched
the rehearsalS for init Gelun-
gen" ct Wasn't Successfully
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18
w. c. Presents
SoIoist-Skit At
hanukah Party

A jovial spirit will prevail
at the Workmen Circle Hanu-
kah party Dec. IL at the Cent
er auditorium at 8 pm. There
will be a musical program
with Nina Fusca, fine colora-
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18

Don't be q borrower or q
free-rider! You strengthen the
Jewish community when you
subscribe to the Arizona Post,
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18
TYMS Social

On Sunday Temple Young
Marrieds hold their monthly
social. 1t will be an old-fash-
ioned talent night, with enter
tainment supplied by mem
bers. Leo Morris, club pres
ident is chairman. Guests are
invited. There will be a Soc
ial hour.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18
Al. Library Teo

Second annual Bernard d
Rackoff Library Tea will be
held by Anshei Israel Sister
hood in the Kindergarten on
Nov. % at 1 pm. Mrs. Leon
Bitter is arranging the pro-
gram for the afternoon.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-18

Don't be a borrower or q
free-rider! You strengthen the
Jewish community when you
subscribe to the Arizona Post,
Evening star., 1955-11-27
WOMAN KEEPS 7-CENT CHECK,
FOULS UP u. S. BOOKKEEPING

OKLAHOMA CITY UP1-A pretty Oklahoma City police
clerk too embarrassed to cash her Government checks is
foulng up the United States Treasury Departments book
keeping
Mrs. Betty Dow part Chckasaw and Choctaw has re-
ceved three Government checks during the last three
months as payments on Indian coal land.
Mrs. Dow held to the checks explaining they made
souvenirs The Government wrote weekly letters plead
ing with her to cash them.
1t isn't that she's stubborn eccentric or loaded down
with wampum. the police clerk insists She's simply
ashamed to cash three checks which to grand total
OF 10 cents.
One of the checks cents for three cents
and for penny
Dow said Treasury officials finally persuaded her to
cash the first checks but she still hasn't the nerve to
turn the final one into copper.
casbed them the coffee shop here in the police sta
ton because know the operator she conded Il had to
add the difference to pay for two cups OF coffee
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Banker Beaten,
Autopsy Shows

ELK RIVER. MINI. Nov. rs
R.-An autopsy revealed today
that Kenneth Lindbergh. bank
cashier of Thief River Falls.
MINI. was the victim Of a savage
Ibludgeoning with q sharp in
Istrument.
The body Of the 44-year-old
banker, who had been missing
since November IL was found
yesterday In a snow-covered
farm field.
Officers at first believed he
had been shot. But Coroner Cor
don Tesch of Sherburne County,
reporting midway through the
autopsy, said no indication OF 4
bullet wound had been found.
Coroner Tesch said Mr.. Lind
bergh died as a result of several
blows on the head. made by an
instrument such as machette
or a hatchet. There were 3 or
10 such cuts. four or five inches
long. all Of which penetrated the
skull.
The coroner said the death
was a case of murder.
Less than two hours later, q
coroner's jury ruled that Mr..
|Lindbergh died between 1880
pm. November IL, and the
morning Of November l6 Of
blows from a sharp instrument
inflicted by an unknown assail-
ant or assailants."
Michigan State police tonight
arrested a man and woman from
St. Paul. Mimi. and held them
"for investigation Of any pos
sible connection" with the Lind
bergh Staying. Corpl. Jack Mem
rava SAID there was no I'M
mediate evidence to connect
them" with the Staying. 'but the
things we found in their car
made US suspicious"
Corpl. Nemrava said the two
were Miles La Rose. 80, alias
Frank r. Rinaldo. and Sallie lie
Clair, Is. They were originally
arrested for speeding south of
Detroit.
Corpl. Nemrava said a small
amount Of narcotics was found
in their car, along with so auto
mobile keys. number of safety
deposit box keys. $265 in United
States currency and some addi-I
tional in Mexican and other
foreign bills. and two cashiers
checks for $500 each on a St.
Paul Bank.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
n Feared Lost
In Luzon Sinking

MANILA. Sunday, Nov. ~ (R).
-Twenty-one persons were re-
ported missing Sunday from the
Philippine inter-island ship SIS
Cetus, which sank Saturday of
the northern coast of Luzon
Island.
The 738-ton vessel went down
of Linao Point near Aparri City.
principal port of Cagayan Prov
ince, in the Babuyan Channel.
The ship capsized in heavy seas.
Reports reaching Manila said
the Cetus, operated by the Mad
rigal Shipping Co.. carried 80
persons. OF those rescued, seven
were crew members.
Philippine Air Force and
United States 18th Air Force
planes from Clark Field searched
the area until nightfall Satur-
day but found no additional sur
vivors.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

copies and English translations
win be made available to educa-
tional institutions. The founda-
ton also plans to use the funds
it hopes to raise in a search for
other ancient documents which
might throw light upon religious
history and the teachings OF
Christ.
Laurens Hamilton of Warren
ton, Va, win preside at tomor-
rows ceremony.
Nixon 10 Speak
Vice President Nixon will speak
following an invocation by the
Rev. Frederick Brown Harris.
Senate Chaplain.
The special bus will be chris
tened THE Spirit of Galilee" by
Mrs. Theodore Wedel, president
of the United Council Of Church
Women.
Others taking part will include
Mrs. Edna Gruble. president Of
the DAv auxiliary of the District:
retired Marine Mai. Gen. Mel
vim Mas, DAV national COM
and chairman Of the
Presidents Committee on the
Physically Handicapped, and DR..
Braskamp, Chaplain Of
the House.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

spoken by Jesus, will be placed
in a safe in a specially equipped
railways bus for the tour. It
will be shown in each of the 48
States during the trip which
will take several months
The tour is being sponsored by
the Aramaic Bible Foundation,
1925 / street NV. which has
contracted to buy the manu-
script from its owner Norman
M. Yonan, retired Washington
rug dealer, for SIS million and
by the Disabled American Vet
erans Service Foundation.
Called the Yonan Codex
The manuscript, known as the
Yonan Codex. has been on dis
play since last March at the
Library of Congress. The Ara
maic Bible Foundation, when it
has raised funds to complete
its purchase of the manuscript
from Mr.. Yonan. plans to pre-
sent it to the library 'as a per-
manent heritage of the American
people" 1t is believed to date
from the 4th century AID.
DR.. William B. Adams. presi-
dent of the foundation and pas
tor Of the Temple Hills CMd.)
Baptist Church. said facsimile
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Gen. Schworzkopf Plans
To Retire in New jersey

the investigation Of the kidnap-
ing of Charles A. Lindbergh, jr
He also headed the recent in
veStigation of the State Division
Iof Employment Security and
Affairs of the late Gov. Harold
q Hoffman. who had headed
the division.
Gen. Schwarzkopf left the
State police in 1886 after Gov.
Hoffman expressed dissatisfac-
tion with the handling Of the
investigation Of the Lindbergh
KIDNAPPING.
Gen. Schwarzkopf was named
administrative director Of the
Department Of Law and Public
Safety in 1851 by former Re-
publican Gov. Alfred e. DriscolI
He continued in the post under
the Democratic administration
|of Gov. Robert b. Meyner. He
has been away from his office
on and on since last summer
because of illness.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. Is Up.
Brig. Gen. II. Norman Schwarz-
kopf, 60-year-old administrative
director of the New Jersey De-
partment Of Law and Public
Safety, is preparing to retire on
or about January l.
Gen. Schwarzkopf, interna-
tionally known police expert and
organizer and first head OF the
New Jersey State Police, could
not be reached for comment on
his plans, but the report was
confirmed by a top State admin
istration source.
Gen. Schwarzkopf has been
serving as assistant to Attorney
General Grover C. Richman, jr.
Mr.. Richman declined comment
on published reports that Gen.
Schwarzkopf win be replaced by
Deputy Attorney General John
Threvos Of Paterson.
Gen. Schwarzkopf gained ma
tional prominence in directing
Evening star., 1955-11-27
DEATHS REPORTED
,From the D. C. Health Department.,

Robert q L. o'srien. 90. 454s Conn. Ave.
AntUnio tSIl: .ss oirs5al 4 u ss.. aeo1 New HamD-
Marie z. Mueller. So, 1919 /. ST.. NV
kats Rsmss smisk nasser I 9s nrlms, 81 sE s NV
George A.. Heller. as. i22 33rd ST.. NE
RICHARD 2 TurRen. ~. $500 Piney
FrsdsrisE r. Tfott. 70. ssoa oramsrcy
Dora Aronson. 90, chillum. Nd.
Charles N. Mead. SO. 265 Newcomb ST..
Bessie T. Woody. so. 1851 18th st..
Lorena Douglas, AZ, Alexandria. Va.
Lilly Hawkins. 81. Washington, d. G.
James Murkerson. 80, 033 ST.. NV.
Robert J Fletcher, IL, 4134 New Hamp-
william }. Miiisr, 81. SIS oskdais Pi.,
D.sRIsa D.sI: u MsMsSsgs sssisg ~ r. III a1s NY
Henry Royster. ~. 502 7th ri. NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

"I suppose they we're bullets.
but / don't know much about
that sort of thing" DR., Henry
said.
The physician said Mr.. Courts
told him he and his wife were
standing by the cash register
when an automobile containing
white men stopped outside the
window. Suddenly two shots rang
out and Mr.. Courts slumped
against the cash register.
The automobile roared away,
DR.. Henry said Mr.. Courts told
him.
Belzoni. a town Of 1000. mostly
Negroes, in Mississippi's rich,
agricultural delta, was the GEN.
ter Of a controversy over the
death Of Rev. George w. Lee, a
Negro minister and NAACP lead
|er, caller this year.
Mr.. Lee died in May after an
automobile accident.
However. two Negro physicians.
DR.. c. C. Battles of Indianola,
and DR.. Cyrus Waldin Of Yazoo
City, and a Negro dentist. DR.
A. H. Mccoy Of jackson. reported
they found lead pellets in Mr.
Lees face.
NAACP leaders, including DR.
Mccoy. who was president Of the
State organization, insisted Mr.
Lee had been shot.
Witnesses testified at the coro-
Iner's inquest they thought they
heard shots shortly before the
accident.
The coroner's inquest returned
no decision, leaving the case
open. Sheriff Shelton described 1t
as '.still bafiiing."
No arrests we're made.
Later in the summer, Mr..
Courts charged that white per-
sons were applying economic
pressure by raising his rent to
force him out Of his grocery store
for advocating Negro voter reg
istration in Humphreys County,
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Two Bank Bondits Get
SIC, 900 in Kentucky

MAYSvMLE. Ky, Nov. 26 E,.
Two masked gunmen robbed
the Bank Of Germantown OF ap-
proximately $4,000 today after
forcing three women employees
into the banks vault.
Sheriff Merrill Walton said
one of the gunmen stood guard
at the door while the other
forced the three employees to lie
on the floor. The second gunman
then scooped up the money from
the cash drawer and vault and
put 1t in a satchel. He then
forced the women into the valut.
which was not locked. The men
fed In a car.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Gunnett Son Weds

ROMFORD. England. Nov. 26
R.--Dixon Gannett. 26, son Of
American newspaper publisher,
Frank e. Gannett, today mar
ried Jean Ryland. 10, daughter
of an English automobile en-
gtneer. Mr. Gannett and his
bride, both enthusiasts over
ancient motor cars. rode to the
church in q 1904 Siddeley and
a 1913 Munich.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Norwoy Holds 5 Boys
In Red Embassy Blost

OSLO. Norway. Nov. IS R.--
Five teen-age boys were arrested
today and accused Of throwing
fireworks at the Soviet Embassy
here last night.
The boys. all around II. will
be arraigned in Magistrate Court
Monday on misdemeanor charges
The explosions broke two win
|dows,