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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-15
COMMON PLEAS
New Cases:

new GdSCSs
William A. North, Plain City,
VS.. Helen F. North, an infant,
Powell, Ohio, divorce asked, gross
neglect of duty charged. Married
May 2, 1858, at Liberty, Indiana.
Plaintiff asks custody of minor
child, automobile, other relief.
State of Ohio, Division of Sales
and Highway Use Taxes, VS.. Ethel
Parker, judgment for plaintiff, as
sessment and penalty, $148.35.
Henry D. Spicer, US. Army, Ft.
George C. Meade, Maryland, VS..
Brenda spicer, Northwich, Chesh-
ire, England, divorce asked, gross
neglect of duty charged.
The Central National Bank, Lon
don, VS.. Kenneth ]. Leach, Mt.
Sterling, judgment for plaintiff
on cognovit note, $432.28.
The Tire Mart Inc, New York,
N. Y. VS.. Charles Ripley, action
for money only, amount claimed,
$289.24.
In the matter of the will of Mar
tha Thiergartner, deceased, court
ordered admission to probate.
Emuel Bosley, Salem, Ohio, VS..
Russell Spurlock, Springfield, o.,
action for money only, amt claim
ed, $4,000.
Judgments:
American Surety Co. and Emuel
Bosley VS.. John f. Funk, case dis
missed.
Mary Frances Simons ct al. VS..
Charles w. Simons ct al. case dis
missed.
State of Ohio VS.. Hareld Stev-
ems, indicted for failure to provide.
On guilty plea, placed on proba-
ton. Probation period concluded,
defendant restored to citizenship.
Dorothy j. Siebold VS.. William
F. Siebold, case dismissed.
Betty Colwell VS.. Jack Colwell,
case dismissed.
Dorothy Frances Thompson VS..
Kenneth F. Thompson, case dis
missed.
Beverly Tackett VS.. Donald
Tackett, case dismissed.
Nonniebelle Cooper VS.. Walter
James Cooper, divorce granted by
reson of defendants confinement
in penal institution. Plaintiff a.
warded custody of four minor
children and support.
William NJ. Stidham and the Ma
tionwide Mutual Fire ms. Co. VS.
c. P. Mccarthy, case dismissed.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers
Renaldo Stuckey to Emil N
Evans, lot no. 27 in Speasmakers
End. addition, Union Twp.
Kenneth r. and Betty II. Hamil-
ton to W. A. Sesslar and w. Kent
Richey, lot no 6 in Burr Oak
lights, subdivision.
Dorothy and George w. Robert
son to Raymond E. and Betty A.
Baucher, lots no. 85 and SO, Fair
view add, West Jefferson.
Louis II. Platfoot, Katherine z
and r. E. Mcclure to Harvey Nc
Neal, Leonard McNeal, Roy NC
Neal. Robert Wilson, Robert
Wood, William Wicker, and Lloyd
Cunningham, trustees of the First
Baptist Church, London, lot no. ~
London.
P. j. and Laura A. Wflloughby
to Howard N. WiIloughby, lot IA,
Mt Sterling.
Estate OF Maud S. Laird, dece-
ased, to Bert w. Laird, Donald E.
Laird and Leslie S. Laird, one
third each of undivided one half of
lot no. 33, Tom Wood Colony.
Christian J. Gingerich ct al. to
David Perry Yoder ct al, 2.52 ac-
res in Darby Twp.
Riddle and Ethel Sidner to Zion
Evangelical Lutheran Church. 1.95
acres in West Jefferson.
Helen d. Christopher ct al. to
Leonidas M. Johnson ct al, 1888
acres in Fairfield Twp.
Donald f. and Rachel E. More
hart to Orris r. and Gayle E.
Goodyear, 7.03 acres in Pleasant
Twp.
B. A. and Florence c. Schadel
to Henry F. and Weltha Blair, lots
70, 80 and 81 in Burr Oak lights.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-15
Battys Back For
OWU Festivities

Mr.. and Mrs. John Batty of st.
Louis, Mo-, were guests last week
of the Lukens families. They also
attended the weekend commence
ment festivities at Ohio Wesleyan
University, Delaware, where their
nephew Roger Batty, of Rochester,
N. Y, was member of the grad
uating class.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-15
MADISON COUNTY COURT NEWS
subdivision. Pleasant Twp.
Accounts Annroved.

subdivision. Pleasant Twp.
Accounts Approved:
Cleta A. Barnes first and fin
al.
inventories Approved:
Estate of Sarah B. Gossard, de-
ceased, inventory of $50,026. 40;
real estate, SAC. .20s. 90, balance per-
sonal goods. Richard Pitstick,
Ralph Sexton, Keith Rowand, APP
praisers, Robert L. Gossard, admir-
Estate of Joseph E. Knapp, de-
ceased, inventory of $13,4S5. 90:
real estate, S12, $4,000; balance
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-15

Among other activities attended
were the 25th reunion of Mrs. Bat
tvs margaret Lukens) gradual
ing class; a meeting of the alumni
of Phi Beta Kappa and a break
fast for the alumnae of Mortar
Board.
While in Delaware Mr.. and Mrs.
Batty were guests of their son,
Jack, a student at Wesleyan, and
participated in the Goth reunion of
Jacks fraternity, Delta Tau Delta.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-15
THE NOSE KNOWS

Tallahassee, Fla. (AP) - In a
6-1 decision, Florida's Supreme
Court upheld an arrest by an Off
Ger who said he smelled ferment-
ing mash,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10
by HERBERT HOOVER
.EThere Is God governing the world"
Ann

The present world struggle is much more than con-
test in ornaments economies IL goes deeper than
that and touches the souls of men.
Some people seem to forget that the primary dogma
of Karl Marks socialism atheism and substitution
of economic materaliSm for religious faith. Marxsm
denies the existence of God 1t dees ideals and denies
spirit.
Prior to Marx, and since the very beginning OF
recorded time every civilized race has believed in
Supreme Being They have realized that the laws which
control the orderly movement Of our world are not
economic materialism.
Religious faith is deeply mbedded in our Western
civilization The Sermon the Mount established the
transcendent concept of compassion and good will
among men. From those principles have come our
moral foundations our obligations as our brothers
keepers, and our respect for the dignity of man.
IwouId not have you think that believe our cvlza-
ton IS perfect or that do not have multitude Of
problems we would improve the life and invgorate the
spirit of our peoples But these problems can DC solved
only by free men.
prefer to 60 forward under the leadership OF Christ
than backward under that of Karl Marx.
believe that if keep the faith, and maintain free
minds still new horizons and frontiers will open
to US revealing daily areas of adventure and enter
prise new ViStaS of beauty and belief.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13
WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE


johannesburg South AficatANP)A strike OF all African
working Europeans throughout South
Africa be called the government carries out Its plan to make
all African carry passes.
proposal delegates at the annual
National Boomonten last
unanimously will discuss the plan
this week and expected TO endorse IT,
The delegates protested vehemeny" against the
proposal crcurn
stances
New Hospital Extension Honors kenyo Chief
Naobl (ANP)A extension to the kiambu Afri-
the of the late Senior
Chief Waruhlu murdered by Mau Mau terrorists.
The the result OF cooperative effort be-
tween European planters Kiambu the Kenya
government unveiled at the dedication
mon extension
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13
ENTERTAINING LOTS OF FRIENDS THIS SEASON. Then

ENTERTAINING LOTS OF FRIENDS THIS SEASON. Then
don't waste precious in the hchen-serve this delicious
Early Bird Casserole prepared with packaged pre-
cooked rice can and wonderful to serve
with cold salad Resolve spend more time enjoying
your when they this quice dish they TOO WI"
resolve to spend less time in the kitchen in 1856
EARLY BIRD CASSEROLE
~ cups paekaged pre- cooked rice Of dry mustard
ga cups milk 70 teaspoon "orees'efSi"'e
u teaspoon salt sauce
cups grated sharp cheese cup DRAINED cooked peas
Dash Of pepper or diced eookea ear'o''
II cup fine bread crumbs
Combine milk and salt in saucepan MIX ust until all
mosened Bring quickly to boil over hgh neat
cred Hufne gently twice with fork (Do not
and simmer gently minutes Add cheese pepper
Worcestershire sauce Add vegetables 10
mixture Blend creased lquat baking dish Sprinkle
bread crumbs over top moderate 35o F Is min
utes or until crumbs golden brown Makes to servings
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13
PArRoNIzE ADVERTISERS


Bloemonten South Afica(ANP African National Con-
opened last
discussion freedom Of the
clmaxed the banning from the meeting Of
frequently criticized the Negro
political organization being radical
resolution adopted exclude the Banu
denounced the paper hostile attitude
African National advocates intense brand
Negro of all Africa
natives utnuber whites The organization closely watched
by the Nationalist government South Africa
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13

New NPlFour students In Negro schools were de-
the winners the tuberculosis education poster
the Metropolitan New Orleans high and
junior high schools
prize Walter Vve of the Alfred C. Pesey
Among the 10 Robert Simmons Alvin
Brown all little consolidated school in Violet
La. Just Parish
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13

gress of the Church of God In
Christ, on June 20,
JULY
The Youth Congress of the
Church of God in Christ brought
several thousand visitors to Min
neapolis from % states of the
union A Minneapolis woman
took out o $500 life membership
In the NAACP She is Mrs. v. f.
Nicholson, longtime supporter Of
human rights causes The
Midwestern Elks Association
elected Mnnesotan Reuben War
rem president Allie Hampton
was among those named by May
or Dillon to the st, Paul FEP
Commission Marie Greene,
longtime Minneapolis resident
dis Isaac Judy, Mill city resi-
dent 46 years succumbs The
Tyler Howells Jr., returned from a
five week motor trip John
Thomas, his wife and two chill
dren are home on a visit from
Geneva, Switzerland, He's an ex-
ecutive with the Intergovern-
mental Committee for European
Migration.
Eisenhower named r. Fred
eric Morrow, former NAACP
field representative to the
White House staff Ameri,
can railroads were raped for
conditions faced by dining car
crews Fred Ewing places
first In Aquntenninl vocal con
test Race discrimination hir-
Ing policies of u. =. oil firms
with government contracts hit.
Vernon Young. veteran rail.
road man dies. Garden Lovers
Club holds exhibit ut ST. Peter
AME church.
Sen. Humphrey hit National
Guard race segregation . Will
liam Cassius and wife feid reveal
ed when his petition to have her
committed to institutional care is
denied Assistant attorney
general James Bradford appointed
secretary of the state pardon
board Minnesota Baptists
meet in annual sessions at Zion
Baptist July % and "a &c. George
Leach. former Minneapolis mayor
dies; was greatly admired by Ne
| gro community , The former
Minnesota Negro Golf tournament
now the Upper Midwest Bronze
Golf Tournament admitted white
and Oriental players for the first
time, after vigorous protest Of the
race exclusion policy of prior
years by the NAACP backed by
civic leaders Gov. Orville
Freeman appoints william Cratic
TO state FEPC board for five year
term and Rev. DcnEil To F'EPC
review board for three years g..
Ira Cooper OF st, Paul browns
near Chissgo City. after plunging
into lake for swim. He was said 70
be good swimmer ODclle
Galloway. 81, Paul housewife, was
subject Of Those Who Make Twin
Cities" sketch by Mildred r, Jor-
dan.
Continued Next Week
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13

Kingston AMP another of
sky OF historic 955)
elected England
years emerge with
Bishop elecng September
Diocese
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13

AngeleS-(ANP)The appointment OF Atty David w VIII
the Municipal Court by Goodwin
Knight brought three the number Negro judges sitting Los
Angeles courts.
Judge jefferson Judge Thomas
Griffith jefferson Griffith Superior Court judges
Knight appointed Williams the
governors which
passed williams qualifications
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13

TO entertain National Youth Con-
gress OF the Church of God In
Christ, on June 90
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13

Florence S. c. -(ANP)Sen strom Thurmond who made
the presidency the Dixiecra ticket in 1913
member of the u S. Supreme Court
Thurmond the headlines with speech to the cit
County which attacked the
ruling that school segregation is Illegal
Senator admitted that there little he do about
mpeachng Only Congress mpeach
likelihood of that happening.
listeners ready tomorrow
o impeach every of them"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13
North Caroline Ministers Consider Reee Meraer


a Association white will consider with Negro
ministerial alliance at their Jan. 10 meeting
with the
Interdenominatonal Negro Ministerial Alliance.
Steering committees the been working to
proposed the Copies
mailed this week to members of both groups.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13

New York-CANP-CBs Teevon has hired Roy Allen former
advertising layout York Amsterdam News
Morning This said
line with CHS policy employ with the qual
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13
Liberien official 10 Study In U. S.

tANP)charles b. Roberts Assistant secre
tary Utilities Liberia has been selected TO
study the w. s.
win to America Eisenhower Fellowship
sponsored prominent American business leaders He viii
months In the United states.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13

(ANPl-United States Judge George
segregation public
housing I.
the Authority refuse to lease
tanning a policy of segregang because
ruling its
ing and decide whether to appeal it,
original filed Negroes who said they
applied accepted
becau o
policy segregating
a Constitution United States"
whites Negroes formerly lived he
money
cam collected both
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13
New Hospital Extension Honors kenya Chief
set IaIk. On seIf-eovernment Eor NIaerie

London (ANP)The the Nigeran Assembly
petition Queen sefgovenment in 1866, coupled with
meeting regions the colony this week oreshadows
tous political changes year
The Nigeria called meeting at Lagos
aext Top including OF each of the
provinces Nigeria win be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-17

incoming with Maurice Wei.
Milt Racknil switched to Do
lores Gray:
Eddie Duchin Story" rolled
up $4,000 in three Radio City
Music Hall weeks. While in
London, DR.. Norman Vincent
Peale will complete his book,
How to Stay Alive All Your
Life" Mervyn Leroy. in
France with a print of BAD
Seed" has a date to show it to
the Prince and Grace Kelly. :.
Lee Lahey. DR.. Walter Lahey's
son, engaged to Mary Frances
Mihm. The Don McKays Gail
Lahey) expect an August stork
E% +
"Trapeze" set a national rec
ord. $4,1l2.0OO gross. in 4O5
Itheaters. The Sid Caesars
named the daughter Karen Amy
Sammy Kaye and Ann
Hunter in tune. Harry
Warner into Cedars of Lebanon
Hospital. Judy Garland
getting $4,000 per at Vegas
New Frontier. Paul Brink
man-Jeanne Grain divorce suit
will be settled amicably. But nc
reconciliation.
The Bob Stack stork due In
January. Waldorf Astoria ex-
tended Ted Lewis date to Aug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-17
Ed SULLIVA
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
YuI's an Oscar Cinch

Awards. Yul Brynner is a mortal
cinch to win. in his first movie!
= +
Swiss noun tain climbers,
brought over by United Airlines
to help recover bodies from the
crash over Arizona's Grand
Canyon. returned home. They
brought up 80 bodies. A
baby for the Billy Eckstines.
George Sokolsky's son. Eric, to
wed Joan DeMilo. N. Y.
Supreme Court Justice Saul
STREET. doing Hollywood with
Jean Mcbride. Lady Sylvia
Ashley planning a Mexican
divorce? Jockey 1854, 900
winner) Billy PearSon'S movie
debut in John Hllston's "Typee. !"
zSa ZSa Gabor and Harry
Karl q twosome. George
Gobel mixed Metros offer for
his 10-year-old to play a role
in 1.-THE Great American Pas
time" about the Little Leaguers
/. Lou Costello becomes a
grandpa via his daughter, Mrs
John Mobley. Curtis Bern
hardt, who directed Inter
rupted Melody" lost his mother
Martha Raye and Lee Riddel
serious.
~
Mendes-France'S milk-drink-
ing campaign has boomeranged
A radio appeal went out to drink
less milk and save it for children
and other people who really need
lit. !. Joan Crawford to Europe
Thursday to film the Esther
Costello Story" Diane SEE
daughter Of U. N. biggie, honey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-17
7sszXEl NE|CHBORHOO6a 91a ~
Films of More Than Routine Merit

ALEXANDER THE GREAT'-RObert ROssen's spectacular
film about spectacular of world conquest.
"THE COURT JESTER"-Glyns Johns Danny Kaye in an
uprOariOus spool of big spectacle movies
DOCTOR AT SEA-Drk BOgarde lightweight lest done
in the slick British
GUYS AND DOLLS"-MarIOn BrandO, Jean Simmons,
Sinara in the uSty Damon RunyOn musical
"THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Guinness heads a comic and
makes crime pay-in laughs
THE SEARCHERS"-JOhn Wayne in outdoor action yarn
spanked by John FOrd's directOrial touch.
STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER"-CiftOn Webb plays the
March King in a biography of John Philip SOusa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-17

NEW YORK. - Nobel Prize
winner. Germany's DR.. Gerhard
Domagk, who won in 1899 for
his sulfanilamide experiments.
reported on the verge of an i'm
portant cancer discovery. Auf-
bau. German language weekly.
says that experiments on human
beings have been amazingly
successful. Most of these re-
ported cancer cures" are al
ways suspect, but if a Nobel
Prize winner has come up with
something. his standing suggests
that it is on the level. THE
King and I" way out in front,
this July, for the Academy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-17

Ss OF $500
ANIMAL WORLD" the Whole Flam-
ing Story OF Raging Animal Life on
Earth. in Technicolor. at 9:l5: Plus
nSoODBYE. NY LADY" ALTER
81 1870. Cartoon. Located in Airing
ton, on U. S. Route !. Just over the
lAth 81. Pridge Kids Free Wednes-
day TIMETABLE" and MAVERICK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-17

II. -. The Louis B, Mayors back
from Paris. ;. Tex and Jinx TV
staffers. Beryl Hopkin and John
Dorsey honeymooning. Clark
Gables Teachers Pet" starts at
Paramount Nov. IS. Joe
Campbell. Western Conference
golf champ. marrying Patricia
Long. Scott Brady dating
Nanci Hall. Eleanor Powell
giving up her TV show, Faith of
Our Children"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-17
GRAHAM
Continued From Page Ala

Continued From, Page A-lS
Paris" the way Author Victor
Hugo titled it. RKO owns THE
Hunchback Of Notre Dame" title.
Ex-Hollywood Director Preston
Sturges, who claims the distinc-
ton of being raised by the late
Isadora Duncan in Paris, is here
writing four plays for the Paris
ian stage for next season. His
personal production, another boy
arrived recently with the tag
Thomas Preston SturgeS. I found
Preston, ST., in his favorite hang
|out-the Alexandra Grill, off the
Champs-Elysees, and he showed
me a telegram from Hollywood
offering him untold wealth to
direct Long Live the King" with
Michael Wilding, Cesar Romero
and Kathleen Hughes, and to be
made in Germany and Sweden
I'm still in business at the old
stand" said Sturges who lives
here and recently wrote and di-
rected in French and English
Les Carnets de Major Thomp-
son."
Fred AStaire had a one-shot
! for Funny Face" on the Champs
Elysees and Paramount COM
Wandered all the available
police. Came the moment Of
shooting and no gendarmes, who
had last-minute instructions tc
protect the visiting King Of
Greece. Not to be daunted
Producer Roger Edens dressed
up a dozen extras as policemen
They were very voluble ano
ferocious and Fred and the film
were protected from the crowds
Mistinguette's jewels sold al
auction in Paris for something
like $4,000. The fabulous for
tune of the longtime music hal
star-no one knew her exact age
but guesseS here are in the mid
eighties-went to her son.
4
Sascha Guitry, at 68, is very
i'll. But the playwright star is
starting a new film. Murderer;
and Thieves" He has been q
sick man ever since his brief
imprisonment on the charge OF
being a Nazi collaboration, which
no one I have met here believes
he was. One of the crimes
credited, was Of having a bust OF
MuSsolini in his Madeleine
Theater. He proved it was a bust
lof Sascha's father Lucien. Q
great actor too. and as bald as
the Italian dictator.
American auto makers are in
for trouble. The French govern
ment is passing a law to add q
$500 tax on cars over a certain
weight. The only big cars seen
here are of American make with
an occasional Rolls-Royce.
An amusing and typically
French controversy is raging
around the movie "Gervaise, >
from the lola novel, starring
Maria Schell. There are two
versions, English and French
The pictures producer wanted
another actress to dub in the
English; her director said Maria
could do it. Anyway, she did
There was a lawsuit and each
side agreed on a jury of 40 tt
decide if she should or shouldn't
have. The verdict was 1920
And they're back where they
started-suing each other.
Evening star., 1956-03-06

tary before his unit has moi
resolved, at least to my satisfac-
ton. the problems of civilian
military relationships in civil de-
fense."
During the morning session. he
pressed all witnesses to clarity
as far as possible, subject to Sec
ret directives of the Army. just
how far the military intended to
go in taking command of an
emergency.
Evening star., 1956-03-06

I'd Army Area. but no master
plan for coordination with Civil
Defense had been completed.
Such a master plan, he said
was the responsibility of Civil
Defense, not the Army.
Director Fondahl was to tes-
tify later before the committee
He was invited by the chairman
to state his views very frankly
to the subcommittee in the in
terest of effecting improvements
if the situation is not altogether
satisfactory"
Earlier. the committee heard
1t. Col. w. K. Koob. jr., Civil
Defense officer at the Conti-
mental Army Command Head
quarters, declare that in his
opinion the Civil Defense organ
ization of the country was not
adequate to meet emergency dis
asters. He pointed to floods in
New England. for instance,
where the Army had to move in
for help.
Point to New Direction
Col. Koob and Lieut.. Col
Victor G. Conley, of the De-
partment of the Army, testified
that a new directive had been
issued to spell out the jurisdic-
ton of the military in case Of
domestic emergency.
Chairman Holifield, in his
opening statement, said that
previous testimony by the mill
Evening star., 1956-03-06
NoIIyNomed Radio Chief;
Becomes Police Coptoin

The District Commissioners
today elevated the job of chief
radio supervisor of the Metro
politan Police Department from
the rank of lieutenant to cap
tain.
On recommendation Of Police
Chief Robert v. Murray. they
gave the post to 1t. John W.
Nally, A. of 10204 Cherry Tree
lane. Silver Spring. The pay is
S7,085.
The action by-passed the pres
ent chief radio supervisor. 1t.
Frank M. Beall. Chief Murray,
recommending the change. said
1t. Beall "is currently on sick
leave and it is expected that he
will be retired shortly"
Three other promotions came
as a result of the boost for 1t.
Nally. All are effective tomorrow.
The others are:
Sergt. Vincent H. Jenkins. pro-
NOTED to lieutenant at $6.460 a
year.
Corpl. William j. Couperth-
waite. promoted to sergeant at
s5.936.
Evening star., 1956-03-06

until 1852. when he was trans
ferred to the I'd precinct
He remained there until he was
again detailed to the radio di-
vision last February 10.
He is a member of a police
family. His father. Thomas
Nally. a retired detective SER
geant, died in 1851. His brother
was Sergt. Thomas Nally of the
communications and records di-
vision, who died last year.
Chief Murray's recommended
ton to give the job of chief radio
supervisor a captains status said
the radio supervisor is in charge
of police radio maintenance and
that 1.-The chief radio supervisor
must contact commanding Of
ficers of other units frequently
for the purpose of having We
hicles report in for necessary
alterations and repairs. There
fore, it is felt he should hold a
rank commensurate with other
unit commanders.