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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-16
Trunk SIoying Solved;
Killer Claims Accident

NEW YORK, July Is (R.-A
26-year-old would-be actor was
charged with homicide today
in the staying Of a reputed
loan shark whose body was
found stuffed in a small trunk.
Police said Edward j. Pola-
kowski told them he acct
dentally shot James F. Malloy.
So, In an argument over bor-
rowed money. He claimed NAL
10y threatened him in pressing
for repayment Of a loan with
heavy interest.
Malloy's bullet punctured
body was found Saturday.
In Felony Court this morning
Polakowski was ordered held
without bail for a hearing
July 26.
Polakowski, q handsome g.
footer with curly blond hair,
told police he met Malloy last
January. Malloy loaned him
$140 at an interest rate Of $28
per week, he said.
Polakowski, a doorman at a
fashionable Fifth avenue apart
ment house, made several pay
ments on the loan in the fol-
lowing months. But by the end
Of May the interest rate had
boosted the total owed to $3.50.
Threat Charged
Polakowski said he invited
Malloy to his apartment last
Friday night and told him
fatty:
I'm not going to pay you
anything"
you'll get your legs broken
tomorrow" Polakowski quoted
Malloy as replying.
Polakowski. an ex-Marine
and Korean war veteran, said
he then went to a closet. got
out a rifle purchased at a
pawn shop and pointed it at
Malloy Ito scare him."
Then Malloy made a lunge
for the rifle, he said. AS Pola-
kowski pulled away, he added,
the weapon discharged acct
dentally.
Malloy was shot three times.
Police seized Polakowski yes
terday and questioned him for
seven hours before, they said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-16
Youth, 10, Kills
Mother, Sister

VIRGINIA. Mimi. July is
(R.-An l8-year-old youth,
angered. police said, because
his parents shut of a record
player. fatally shot his 4-year-
old sister and his mother last
night.
The youth was baked in a
plan to kill himself. His ia
ther suffered minor wounds
and another sister was injured
when she tried to disarm him.
Police 1t. Ernest johnson
said the youth, william Niemi,
jr., whom he described as a
problem boy" recently re-
leased from a State training
school, admitted firing on his
family with a pistol and a
shotgun.
The 4-year-old child. Mary,
was slain in her bedroom crib
because she was screaming all
the time" 1t. johnson quoted
young Niemi as saying.
The youth said he went up
stairs after using up the am
munition from the pistol. in
tending to get the keys to the
family car. drive at high speed
into railroad viaduct and kill
himself.
But he couldn't find the keys
and became irked at the
screaming Of Mary. got the
shotgun and killed her.
Mrs. Niemi. shot twice. died
in q hospital about three hours
after the shootings. Her hus-
band, IL. was shot in the arm
by q pistol shot when he fed
from the house to summon po-
lice.
Marilyn. l5-year-old sister
suffered facial burns when her
brother fired on her as she
sought to disarm him. When
police entered the home, Mari
Ign was lying at the bottom
OF the steps gripping the shot
gun tightly and lying on it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-16
Shell Dug Up
On Ditch Job Here

A live shell, believed left by
Union forces during the Civil
War. was unearthed yesterday
behind the Paramount Shoe
Store. 1927 Good Hope road
Sc.
Police said the rusted. COR
roded projectile, about z inches
long. still contained its fuse
and could possibly be exploded
if struck very hard.
A workman Of a construc-
ton job turned up the shell
in a ditch. 1t was to be given
to the Army for disposal, police
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-16

proposal calling for an ABA
observer at the United Ma
tons.
The action came on the
opening day Of the ABA's 80th
annual meeting. The New York
sessions Of the convention end
today. Delegates leave for
London tomorrow and recon-
vene there July "a.
Herter Speaks at Dinner
At an ABA dinner last night
Undersecrtary of State Chris
tan A. Herter expressed hope
for an intelligent and pru-
dent" arms limitation agree
ment.
If it is a virtue to be Suf-
f1ciently armed, it may be a
vice to be overly armed" he
said. "Over-armament drains
the wealth of nations, it pre-
occupies their thoughts in I'M
healthy directions. 1t can pro-
duce kind of trigger-happy
tension which any accident
could set off,"
Mr.. Herter deplored what he
called the unwillingesS Of some
nations to place disputes be-
fore the international court of
justice for settlement.
Earlier. John DAILY. vice pres
ident of the American Broad
casting Co., addressed a Sec
ton of the meeting and Wig
orously opposed Canon IS Of
the associations code of judi
cial ethics. Canon 35 advises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-16
Liberio Celebration
The 10th anniversary O

The 10th anniversary Of the
Republic Of Liberia will be
commemorated at II am. Sun
day in the st. Luke's Profess
tant Episcopal Church. Fiji
tenth and Church streets NV.
Attending the special service
will be the Liberian Ambassa-
dor and the embassy staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-16

eral yards until 1t hit a second
Central train.
Railroad spokesman blamed
brakins failure for the COLI
sion.
The only passenger who went
to a hospital was j. Maxwell
Lanski. IS. of Mount Vernon.
N. Y. he was X-rayed at Ira
falgar Hospital for q hip in
jury and released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-16
Bar Refuses to Involve
Self in World Moves

NEW YORK, July 16 00The policy-making unit of the
American Bar Association has voted down two proposals
involve the organization in international movements
The ABA House Of Delegates rejected yesterday resolution
declaring United States membership in the Organization for
Trade Cooperation would constitutional problems
Then the delegates turned down, time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

January "A. 1871, fixing the site
Of the district coded by Mary
land and Virginia for the Ma
TONS Capital.
marshall discovered gold on
January "a, 1848. while James K.
Polk was President.
3-The portrait of Mrs. James
Dolly Madison occupies a place
Of honor in the Cosmos Club In
Washington. Thanks. Nanine)
Questions on Preceding Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
HI AND LOIS
BEETLE BAILEY
THE BERRYs
JOHNNY HAZARD
MUTT AND JEFF

Answers TO Our Presidents
Pursuant to Act Of Con-
gress, President George WASH
ington issued a proclamation on
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
Mrs. J. Vorel
Rites Monday

CHESTER = Funeral services
for Mrs. James Vorel were held
at the CheSterland Baptist
Church on Monday afternoon,
July l. The entire altar of the
church was banked with beaut-
iful floral offerings.
Taking part in the service
were three people whom Mrs.
Vorel has watched with interest
grow into man and womanhood.
Miss Ruth Jane Reiter render
ed appropriate organ music.
Raymond Richmond sang, "Bea-
utiful Isle of Somewhere. The
Rev. Harry Banfield delivered
the funeral sermon
Burial was in Chester GEM
etery beside her two children,
who had died in infancy. Be-
sides the husband, Mrs. Vorel
leaves three daughters, two
sons, eight grandchildren and a
brother, Mike sVorachek, Cleve-
land. Three sisters still reside
in Yugoslovia.
Pail bearers at the funeral
were two sons-in-law. Frank
SWogger, John Dennis, two nep-
hewS, George and Stanley Vor-
achek, Elmer wilkes and Tony
Zak.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
Bids Out
Road Work

Bids on 38.5 miles of highway
Improvements in Geauga County
are being received by the Ohio
Department of Highways in
Columbus.
The work, part of Gov. o.
Neill's extensive statewide high
way program, is divided in two
projects.
One calls for complete resur-
facing of $3.50 miles, and the
other repair of and additions
of 1911 miles of state highways
in the county.
Resurfacing is to be complet-
ed by October 18th on sections
of route 166 in Thompson Town
ship; route 168 in Parkman,
Troy, and Burton Townships;
route 528 in Middlefield and
Huntsburg Townships; route 86
in Thompson, Montville and
Huntsburg Townships, and route
700 in Troy Township.
Asphalt repair Of concrete
highway is to be completed by
Sept. IA on sections of route
l66 in Thompson Township;
route 168 in Burton, Troy, and
Parkman Townships, and route
86 in Montville and Huntsburg
Townships.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
Planners
Recommend
Jail Site

Geauga'S Planning Commits
sion recommended to the county
commissioners Monday night
that a bond issue of about
$400, 900 be placed on the Nov
ember ballot for the construc-
ton Of a new county jail on
Water st. in Chardon village.
The commissioners have until
midnight July 16 to submit a
bond issue to the board of
elections.
A week ago the planning COM
mission met jointly with the
Geauga Building Committee,
which favored the construction
of a new jail behind the pres
ent one, facing Court st. At
that time the two groups were
deadlocked, with the Water st.
site winning by only one vote.
Meeting alone Monday night,
the planning commission passed
its resolution favoring the Water
st. location with no dissenting
votes.
The Water st. property will
cost $35, 900 for ten acres, ac-
cording to County Commission
er William Burns.
Commissioners Ed Hofstetter
and Burns said they favor the
Water st. locatin over the Court
st. site because land will be
available in the future for furth-
er expansion.
wherever we locate the jail,
it must be in an area which
can grow" Burns told the plan
nerS.
A third possible site discus
sed was on land already own
ed by the county in Claridon
Township near the county home.
Its going to be hard to sell
the electorate on buying new
propert- when the county al
ready owns land in Claridon, |"
one planning commission mem
Der commented.
Burns cited the additional eX-
penSe of installing a water and
sewage system for the building
if it were constructed in Clar-
idon. If the building is in Char
don, the villages sewage and
water facilities will be avail
able.
Resident of Claridon do not
want the Jail and Chardon res
idents want to keep it r7re, -
Burns said. "The people in
Chardon are fearful that If the
/ jail moves out of the village
the rest of the county offices
will eventually follow" )"
1t was pointed out that the
proposed relocation of Rt. A
will come within 700 #. of the
Water St. site.
The group also voted Monday
night to join the Lake-Geauga
Seaway Development ASsocia-
ton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
VFW AUXILIARY Places Plaque in Chardon

vereranS, Mr.. A. v. Roberts
and Mr.. Ben DeMuth were in
troduced. Mr.. Shaw, the only
other living Spanish American
War veteran living in Geauga
County was unable to be pres
ent due to illness.
World War 1 represented by
Carl Shaw, World War II, DON
aid Rhodes, Korean War, Har-
old Payne.
All patriotic orders of the
county were represented. D.A.
r., Yola Mcbride, American
Legion Robert Eldridge, Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary Aura Har-
rison, W.R.C. Mrs. Cora Mutt,
daughter of a Civil War veter-
an, Mrs. Clara Bartlett, daugh-
ter of a Civil War veteran was
unable to attend. Gold Star
Mothers Mrs. Nellie Wilder,
Blue Star Mothers Ruth Nicely
and Edith Strong.
Attorney Mark Sperry's re-
marks were very impressive.
At the Dept. of Ohio Conven-
tion held recently in Toledo the
Ladies Auxiliary to Geauga Post
6519 was awarded honorable
mention on their scrap book.
Outstanding on the American
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11

CHESTER The July 4th
celebration, planned by the
West Geauga Boosters Club,
was a very successful event.
Even the weather cooperated
until the very last.
The program started at 11:00
am. with the parade and end
ed nearly II hours later with
a fine display of fireworks.
The parade was headed by
Richard RieS riding on horse
back. He was followed by mem
bers of the V.F.W. and Auxil-
iary carrying flags. Next came
group of majorettes and mem
bers of the school band. TWirl-
cites 1St prize winners, Cow
girls, End winners; in marching
groups SheriffS Junior Posse,
BICYCLES, -Four H. Horse club,
many horseback riders, and
other marcherS.
Next in the procession was
a decorated auto in which was
riding the 1856 Queen, Miss
Ardene Nelson, following was
the 1857 queen, Miss Melinda
Cholley a nd her attendants,
Misses Virginia Dobies and Car
oil MaSiello.
The outstanding and prize
winning float, representing a
Noah's Ark, entered by the
Riverview Church headed the
floats.
The float which followed, dis
played a sail boat, incidentally
this second in line received
second prize.
An antique fire truck entered
by the Civic Association car
ried a sign, "Vote for the Fire
Dept. levy in November. An
other antique in the parade
was an automobile driven by
Merle Hadlock. The newest
equipment from the Chester
Fire Dept. was also in the par
ade.
The Recreation Day Camp,
the Camp Fire Girls and Cub
Scouts all joined the parade
with attractively decorated
floats. Camp Fire girls, 1st,
Cub Scouts End in Junior floats.
Following the parade Miss
Melinda Cholley was crowned
queen and the most beautiful
child contest held. Winners in
this were girl, first, Debbie Lou
Cicirelli, Mayfield Road; second,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
Chardon
Barber Dies

Lloyd c. Hendershot, form
er Chardon resident and a bar
Der here for many years, died
at his home in Crawford, NJ.
July 2, where he had lived for
% years. He was born on Aug.
%, 1890.
Mr.. Hendershot barbered for
many years with his brother,
Fred, in a shop on Chardon's
Main st. He was also a brother
of L. S. Hendershot of Chardon,
now deceased.
Surviving are his wife Irma
of Crawford and a sister, Tena
Lauden, of LaCanada, Calf. AL
so surviving re several neiceS
and nephewS: Crandall and
Sheldon Hendershot of Cleve-
land, Hayden Hendershot of
Phoeniz, Ariz., Mrs. Arlene Har-
tSon of Willowick, Mrs. Edward
Mog of Los Angeles, Calf,
William HendeShot of Chardcn
and Mrs. Tom Murray of Char
don.
Funeral services were held at
the Schmidt Funeral Home in
Elizabeth, NJ. Burial was on
July 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hend-
ershot, Mrs. Harrison and Mrs.
Murray were among those at
tending the services.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
CDAlert
Is Tomorrow

Geauga County Civil Defense
Units will report to the Balm
bridge town hall Friday during
the national CD alert, accord
ing to A. j. Supik, new Geauga
County Civil Defense Chief.
The couny groups will take
action as a committee, and
will act on messages, Supik
said.
There will be no attempt to
alert on the village or town.
ship level, he said. The alert
will be entirely on a county
basis.
During the alert mock "ref-
ugees" will arrive from Cleve-
land, and it will be the respon-
sibility of the Geauga CD group
to take care of the "wondeded"
and to fund housing.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
Plan School
Bond Issue
in Chardon

A $4,000 bond issue will be
placed on the November ballot
for the construction of a new
elementary school in Chardon,
the Chardon Board of Educa-
tion decided Tuesday night.
In a session which lasted un-
til midnight the school board
also conferred with the MunSon
Board of Education on the merg-
er question.
A five year contract was ex-
tended to Supertindent Ira A.
CAM 1ield, who has completed
25 years of service in the Char
don school system, Z of them as
executive head.
If voters approve the bond
issue, the new school building
will probably be located on
school-owned property east of
Maple Ave-, Superintendent Ira
A. Garfield said today. The
school already owns this prop
erty, and water and sewage
facilities are available now.
I'VE can build there the fast
est" he said.
The board is thinking in terms
of eight clasSrooms to be used
for kindergarten and elementary
purposes, in addition to service
rooms, offices, rest rooms and
an all purpose room.
In the session with the Mum
son board, both groups agreed
that consolidation of the two
districts must be effected in
the near future. 1.-The merger
now is only question of time,
one member said.
The two boards are deadlock
ed now because of a financial
problem. According to figures
presented by MunSon school
, board Clerk Robert Hawkins, it
will cost the school approx
mately $4,000 to operate
through Dec. 81 this year, in
Guiding the payment OF debts
already incurred.
The MunSon boards eStimat-
ed receipts in second half tax
es is near $4,000, which would
leave them with a deficit OF
around $4,000 at the end OF,
this year. The Chardon system
is not ready to absorb this
deficit.
One proposed plan recon-
mends that the MunSon district
vote a five mill levy this Nov
ember to pay this deficit, and
that consolidation take place
after the November elections.
The only thing hindering mer-
ger now is the financial ques-
ton, Mr.. Garfield said. THE
passage of such levy would
show the willingness and good
faith of the people in Munson
to pay their debts"
The lack of knowledge about
what action the state board OF
education in Columbus will take
makes this planning even more
difficult, Mr.. Garfield said.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
Summer Classes
Set In Chardon

Summer classes at Chardon
High School will start on July
26 for one-half unit credit IN
second semester Algebra /,
plane geometry and general
math. :.
This session is open to all
students who passed their first
semester work satisfactorily.
An adult class in second SEM
ester algebra II is being given
in the evening from 7 to 8 pm.
on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
For further information call
Chardon 6-1354.
Registration will be at Char
don High School during the
week of July 19 to %. 1t will
be held in room Z.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
Jaycees Plan
Golf Tourney

Chardon Jaycee's are sponsor
ing a Junior Chamber of Com
merce Golf Tournament to be
held at Chardon Lakes Golf
Course on July II.
All boys who have not reach
ed their 18th birthday as of
August Is, 1857 and live in
Geauga County are eligible. En-
tfie blanks can be obtained and
filled out at Chardon Lakes
Clubhouse any time this week
prior to the tournament. Tee
off time will be at 8 am.
Friday, and all entries must be
in at that time.
The winner of this tournament
will be entered in the state
tournament which will be held
on July % and July % in
Norwood, Ohio. For any further
information call Paul Safko lat
Chardon 6-1354.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
Geauga Receives
Road Funds

Over $4,000 in state funds
will be distributed to Geauga
County and the 16 townships
this Friday for road work, state
auditor James A. Rhodes an
nounced today.
TIE first distribution of 1857
motor vehicle license money for
township roads will be made
at this time, Rhodes said. Gea-
uga Townships will receive a
total of SIS, 1892. 16. This is 1857.
03 more than they received last
year at the time.
Funds totaling $26, ,460.25 will
go TO the county government
as the second distribution Of
1857 auto tag money.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
Dunbaugh Gets
US. Post

Frank M. Dunbaugh III, who
graduated June 10 from the
University of Miami Law School,
Miami, Fla, has been appoint
ed to the staff of the u. S.
attorney general in Washington.
He is one of the students
selected by Attorney General
Herbert Brownell from honor
graduates throughout the US.
Appointees will become full :
time members of BrownellS
staff for two years, during
which time they will take ex-
aminationS for the District of
Columbia Bar.
Mrs. Dunbaugh, the former
Elaine Burr, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hal S. Burr, 116
South Street, Chardon, spent
last week with her parents
here, her two daughters, Vicki
Lee and Gayl Lenore accom-
panied her. They flew from
washington, DC.
Mr.. Dunbaugh joined his fam
lily on Saturday, when Mr.. and
Mrs. Marc Burr entertained
with birthday dinner for Mrs.
Dunbaugh and Dane Burr, twins,
who had not seen each other
for over three years. Dinner
was served in the Burr yard,
and the evening was spent en-
joying beautiful pictures which
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbaugh had
taken on a recent trip to Mas
Sau.
The Dunbaugh's returned to
their home in Arlington, Va,
Sunday afternoon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
Tractor, Auto
Crash July 3

A farm tractor owned by a
Burton man and an automobile
driven by Ray Sumsky of Gar
retsville collided from Rt. 700
about 212 miles south of Bur
ton July 8 at 8 am, accord
ing to sheriff's department re-
ports.
The tractor, owned by Albert
Fritz and driven by Bob Pinter,
IA, of Maple Heights, was trav-
cling north and made a left
turn, when it was hit by the
passing car.
The tractor driver did not
signal to turn and the auto
mobile did not signal to pass,
according to reports.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
Chester Woman
Wins at Golf

Winners in the Chardon Lakes
Women'S Golf Association "Six
blind holes tournament last
Thur Sday are announced today
by Patty VeSe, publicity chair
man.
First place winner in the class
A division was Mrs. Jack Faith
auer of Chester. Taking second
place in the same division was
Mrs. Tom BoStwick of Chardon.
In the B division Mrs. j. G.
Smith of Willoughby captured
the top spot and Mrs. Russell
Vese and Mrs. Richard Clause
tied for second place.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11

ism program, and our Ameri-
canism program in the school
was rated as outstanding in the
state. Our AmericaniSm, as q
well rounded program, rated
one of the top 3 in the state.
Nancy Speck and her COM
mittee have given the Americ-
anism program in schools, and
other groups requesting it in
Geauga County.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
ParadeHighlights Chester
July 4th Celebration

Jill Hamilton, Mulbeey Road;
runners up, Denise Pinzone,
Barbara Lynn Hudson and Lou
iSe Corver. The winners for the
boys, first Dale Allen Hudson.
second, Mark KrySler, runners
up MIShael Medsker, Bobby
Condit, Peter Petersen ". Deb
bic is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs r. Cicirelli Dale is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Hudson.
These children were crowned
by the last years winners Lynn
Ann Callahan and Johnny Pal
adino. Judges wee Mrs. Nancy
Appounn, ASso. Editor Cleveland
Press; Mrs. Glenn Russell, Mrs.
D. Benjamin, Chagrin Falls and
DR.. Richard Nuolon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
Man Free on Bond
in Hit Skip Accident

Alfred L. Ingram, 80, of
Cleveland, whose auto police
say hit Patrolman William Me
hus on July 4 and did not
stop, is free on $1,000 bond to-
day.
Ingram was arraigned before
Acting Mayor Robert Prince
Saturday afternoon.
The warrant, sworn to by
Chief of Police John Boil,
charges Ingram with leaving
the scene of an accident.
Ingram, who had no legal
counsel present, asked that his
hearing be continued. Prince
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11

continued the hearing to July
16.
Patrolman NiehuS, %, was
directing holiday traffic when
struck by the car. He suffered
a diSlocated shoulder and frac-
tured ribs and is confined in
Corey Hospital.
Ingram was arrested Friday
when Chardon Police Sgt. Wal
ter Bookman spotted hime in
his car on East Park st.
Ingram, an aSSembler at
Notch and Merryweather Mach
inery Co., Cleveland, said he
was on his way to "give him
self up"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-11
Chardon Savings Bank
Raises Interest Rate

at their meeting on July /.
The new rate started as of
July / and will be paid on the
next interest payment date,
which is next January l.
1.-The increase is being made
to encourage additional depos-
its to meet the ever increaS-
ing demand for real estate
loans," Mr.. Mcdonald said.