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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-24
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Rev Samuel NJ Blackshear of Chicago, formerly of Lit
lie Rock and graduate of Phlander Smith College In the
city for the the Colleges homecoming and also
dropped in the Press office Monday to say hello to
the staff
P H. Stone assistant of programs Federal
Extension Washington D. C. house guest of Mrs
Washington 507 East goth street last week. He returned
10 Washington and his duties last Friday afternoon
LADIES'! Need wel-payng job? Prepare for tomor-
row. Beauty Culture at Velvatex Beauty College,
Dunbar Junior high school will hold its PTA meet
ing of the year. Midday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock In
the school auditorium principal faculty and students
urging parents and citizens and join Mrs Irene
McCulum the speaker in the discussion of the thence Pa
cpation in Democratic Possesses Mrs McCulm is well IN
this meeting is October Edwin L. Hawkins principal and
State PIA and Horace Mann High School. The date for
formed She has served past president of the
Mrs Dove sims, president.
WITH THE CLUB
Mrs Esther Boswell gracousy entertained the Kardettes
Mrs Carter president lengthy business session
with Mesdames Ernesine evans Robbie Jones' Jeanne BeaV
er Anna J. Jones' Catherine Simmons Naomi Hampton Por-
ter Eua Harris Elsie Moore, and Sarah W Rice pre-
sent Members Mesdames Bomar Esten Williams
Aene Oliver bride in club will be honored al
the next meeting Mrs. Naomi Hampton Porter Committees
for the ensuing year appointed the president Prizes
by Mesdames Anna Jean Jones and Elsie Moore Mrs
Jeanne will be the hostess Mrs W. Rice re-
porter 80
The Cavalee Club with Mrs Virgie Kohlman, 1873
Wright Avenue The following were the winners Oh
groceries, Mrs Eliza Jones' 1911 West 10th street. ana
Lewis I801 West 18th street The members played three
games and following persons first prize Mrs Fannie
time the members also enjoyed cocktails and
thank everyone who bought ticket The next meet
ing will be with Mrs Geneva Leary 1911 West 18th street
Mrs A1freada JONES' reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-24
Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER


State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Erma Williams, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 111145
w n ~ fendant
The Defendant, w. d. Williams
..4 PC 4 al this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff
Erma Williams.
Dated: September 25th 1858
J. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
H. B. Anderson
Attorney ad Litem.
Airline Turner Chancery Clerk
BY Airline Turner
10:3-10-17-24 At
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-24
WARMING ORDER

State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Ethan Beattie Plaintiff
VS.. No. ll0659
Carrie Beattle, Defendant
The Detendat CadrAe Beattie, is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff
Elijah Beattie
Dated: September "a, 1858
Thad ID. Williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn F. Walther
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
By Jamye Dreher ID. C.
10:3-10-17-24 At
MOTT ICE
In The Probate Court of Pulaski
County, Arkansas
In The Matter Of The Estate OF
Floyd Mitchum, deceased
No. 34308
Last known address of decedent.
Il -i,t REX, Arkansas
Date Of death. February "a, 1857
The undersigned was appointed
administrative of the estate OF
he above-named de edent on the
16 day of October, 1858.
All persons having claims a.
81 must exhibit
them, duly verified, to the I'M
dersigned within six months from
le first d b icat.on
nN fhfg a
loiev-r barred and precluded
from any benefit in the estate.
This notice first published "a
day of October, 1858.
Susi w tte
ADMINISTRATIVE
RI bX
No. Little Rock, Ark.
(Mail Address,
Thad d. Williams, attorney
10:25-31 2t
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-24

The Mission Band will meet
Tuesday night at Antioch church.
Mrs. Beatrict .Johnson iand
Mrs Evelyn Williams received
their diplomas Friday October 10,
from the velvatex Beauty Cob
lege. Durwood Gordon, Wha
was admitted to the hospital for
gunshot wound has been dis
charged. On the sick list are
John Fowler and Mrs. Mary VIII
liains.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-24
Sweet Home

Mrs. Gertha Broadnaz. Clar-
ance Scott and their mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Rid
geway and children are here from
Cleveland visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman Scott.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-24

lead Utica, New York and is now
the district representative of
Circuit II. comprising all of Ark
ansas, eastern part of Texas and
the western part of Tennessee.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-24

was here to visit his mother Mrs.
Annie Mae Bsnkhead last week.
end. Wayman Charley and
Charlestine Winfrey left for Pine
Bluff last weekend to visit their
sister, Diola, 1T AMIN college.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-24
W's in Three-Day
Assembly Here at
Dunbar Center

Ulysses White, presiding minis
ter of Jehovah's Witnesses Con-
gregation announced this week
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

dered by the st. Peter Choir
| attended this service
in company with Mrs. Virgie
Washington, Mr.. Dan Jordan
and Mr.. Cleveland Griffin ;.
Sunday evening, in company
with Mesdames Charlie Nit
chell, Mollie Seals and Bernice
chatham, we attended SER
vices in Madison, Miss, at Pill
grim Rest M. B. Church, Rev.
w. ID. Harris, Pastor We
were invited by the Johnsons
of Prosperity Street and were
happy to say hello to Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Johnson, Miss Tom
ME Ann Johnson, Deacon Oh
lie jefferson and others :.
Be seeing you round the
town
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

W.S.C.S. TO SPONSOR PRE-
THANKSGIVING TEA, SUN.
DAY, NOV. 90
The Woman's Society of
Christian Service of st. Paul
Methodist Church is sponsor
ing a Fredericksburg Fall
Green Tea, Sunday, November
%, in the home of Mrs. j. S.
Love, 704 Mobile Street, from
a: to 6: P. M. A program high
in entertainment on which
some of the city's outstanding
talent will appear, has been
planned and participants will
represent various churches,
groups and clubs. This Tea,
represents one of the Society's
special annual features in its
effort to promote Christian
Mission, Fellowship and Good
Will. Special invitations are
extended to the general pub
lie; all churches, the Federated
Club Women; all other Clubs
and Fraternal Organizations of
the city, to join in this great
hour of fellowship. Mrs. N. f.
Hall, President, Rev. s. l..
Webb, Pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15
HAZLEHURST GOSSIP

HAZLEHURST GOSSIP !.
Albert Jean Mitchell says she
isn't interested in what any
body says, she's going to keep
a boyfriend Ora Lee
Falgham thought once she'd
get married, but with SO many
boyfriends, she just can't make
up her mind. Mollie Ruth
Banks says she wishes all the
other dolls would get a boy
friend of their own and leave
hers alone. Bonnie Floyd
Stewart says she is really hav-
ing fun with her secret love
don't you wish you knew
who he was? Well so long !.
be seeing you at the LIT
TIE WILLIE JOHN DANCE
in Jackson at Stevens Rose
Room, Sunday night, Novem-
Der % This will be the
big dance and show of the sea-
sui
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

Sunday, down at Parish
Street M. B. Church, a good
service was enjoyed by all
present Highlight of this
service was the observance of
National Achievement Week
by Beta Alpha Chapter, Omega
Phi Fraternity. Following the
Devotional Services and An
nouncements by Mr.. l.. j. Mar
shall, the Occasion was given
by Mr.. David c. Bass; Visitors
were presented by Mr.. H. M.
Thompson; Welcome given by
the Minister; Special Music by
Mr.. John Hall and a spirit-fill-
ed sermon given by Rev. James
Wiley Brown, Chaplain at
State College Rev. 5. l..
Whitney, newly elected Pastor
of the Parish Street Baptist
Church will preach his initial
sermon, Sunday, November 80
at 10:45 A. M. The Mem
bers are inviting all to join
them i'm this opening of the
new administrative pastoral
era Rev. Whitney brings
to Parish Street Baptist
Church a wealth of experiences
in training. He has past0red in
both Louisiana and Mississip-
ri and leaves his pastorate In
Meridian where he has en-
deared himself as q most out
standing religious leader
out at New Mt Zion Church,
Rev b. d. Rushing. the be-
loved pastor. celebrated his
9th Anniversary The An
niversary Sermon was deliver
ed by Rev. c. r. Jordan, pas
tor of New Strangers Home NJ.
b. Church and music was rem
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION AND WELFARE

Social Security Administration
Mississippians, like most
persons who are retiring soon,
will need their first Social Sc
curity check as soon as pos
sible after retirement.
According to John F. Pate,
District Manager of the JACK
son Social Security Office, APP
plicants can receive checks as
early as the third of the month
following the first month for
which a payment is made. For
example, if you are entitled to
your first payment for the
month of December 1858, you
can receive the payment as
early as January 3, 1859.
In order to receive such
prompt payment the local So
cial Security Office at AL
North State, should be contac-
ted before retirement. A claim
can be filed as much as three
months before you reach IS
years of age if you are a man,
or 81 years of age if you are
a woman.
Early filing means that the
necessary evidence to support
your claim can be gathered
together and certified or sent
off to the payment center with
your claim before the month
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15
Hottiesburq
News

The Wesleyan Service Guild
of St. Paul Methodist Church,
presented, Guild Sunday"
Program, November 8, at IL:
A. M. Following the Prelude
by Mrs. Mary Love, the pro-
gram was as follows: Process
sional, Call to worship by Mrs.
Mrs. c. w. Smith; Affirmation
of Faith; Hymn by the Choir;
Responsive Reading led by
Mrs. M. G. Hall; Gloria Patri;
Invocation, Mrs. NJ. L. Rob-
erts; Selection; Introduction OF
Speaker, Mrs. Ariel Barnes;
Presentation, Mrs. Thelma
Harris; Address, Mrs. M. G.
Chambers; Solo. Miss Helen
Brown; Announcements, Mrs.
L. M. Williams; Presentation
of Visitors, Mrs. E.. H. Smith;
Introduction of Guild Mem
bers; Presentation of Gift, Mrs
Louise Revere, President.
Persons in charge of the
Public Offering Table were:
Mesdames Byrd, Smith, White
and Heard; The Guild Table:
Mesdames Strickland, Brown
and Clark and Miss ROBBERS.
Response to the splendid and
entertaining program was
given by Rev. 6. l.. Webb, Pas
tor of St. Paul. Ushers for the
occasion were: Mesdames
Jones, Anderson and MCGEE
and Miss Glenn.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15
TATTLING
TESS
By Voncile Keet0n :.

Well here we are with the
best and greatest news around
the BIG J The top seven
are still jumping Cleotha
Johnson seems to have made
big hit with Rose Curry.
while Harold Lee and r. W.
are still floating about on pink
clouds. Over Lanier's way
Virginia Franklin has taken
over as far as M. c. Taylor is
concerned. M e lody Jones
seems to have a charm over
James Coleman :. and J.S.C.
is the rockest College in these
parts as far as Dorothy Jean
Moore and James Anderson
are concerned. Carl Miller and
his girl have an understand
ing about each other, especi-
ally when her name is Black
Angel. Emmett Bruins seems
to be able to stay close to one
young lady on the campus.
Billie Beard and Dora Boiler
are still popin Annie
Merle Hubbard still has eyes
for Quack over Lanier's Way
Tyrone Brady is still cool.
calm and collective. Dorothy
Benford and Willie Cole are
still jumping with joy over
their love affair. Arthur Will
liams is out on a limb look
ing for red cherrie Dock
ID dorsey is still looking for
excitement and trying to make
all the chicks happy Henry
Louis CASTOR seems to be sad
over a certain young lady. And
take II from me. Francis Me-
Coy Is really what's happen
Ing on Tougaloo's campus. The
S64 question this week is:
What's happening to James
Dyson and Billy McCaing Best
Dressed: Cleotha Johnson.
Dorothy Moore. Gene Lee.
Harold Lee. c. Myles Hit
Tunes: Its all in the game;
$50 Much, This Little Girl
going Rockin" Willie Ben
ford, everything is just fine
with your girl The old
Tattler is sticking with B all
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

you are to begin receiving pay.
ment. You can help speed the
process by bringing to the off
flee the necessary evidence
when you come in to claim
benefits. Phone the office by
calling FL-5-9687 and ask what
you will need to bring with you
to claim your social security
benefits. 1t might save you q
second trip.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15
North Jackson
News
Rev. A. r. Thomas, Agent

Rev. A. r.. Thomas, Agent
The Progressive Sun d a.
School opened at the usual
hour with the Asst. Supt., Bro.
L. T. Thomas, Presiding. Fol
lowing the devotional, remarks
were made on the lesson SUBJ
ject, "Jesus Describes Disci-
pleship'', by Rev. A. K.
Thomas. The Introduction was
read by Mrs. Peterson. Re-
marks were also made by Rev.
McFall, after which the teach
ers presided over their various
classes. The Blackboard De-
monstration was given by Miss
NJ. A. Taylor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

The general public Is invited
10 use the columns of The
Mississippi Enterprise for their
Church, School. Local and So
cial News. This service Is
free. Get II 10 Rev. ). l.. Webb
or some member of st. Paul
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

Methodist Church, or mail d.
rectly to the office of The Mis-
sissippi Enterprise, 10 E..
Monument Street, Jackson,
Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15
Hozlehurst
News

Mr.. Roosevelt Strong, Agent
Funeral Services will be held
Sunday, Nov. Is, at Chapel Hill
Church for Uncle Joe Divinity
who died Nov. 8. The church
is located 5 miles East of Car
penter, Miss. Uncle Joe is
well known among both white
and colored citizens in this
section and was loved by all
who knew him. He was a
faithful and loyal church
worker. He was 80 years of
age at the time of his death
and has held an office in the
church for around so years.
The members of Mt. Cannon
M. B. Church, located six miles
west of Hazlehurst, Miss, and
pastored by Rev. Timothy Will
son, invite their many friends
to participate with them in
the celebration of their
Church's Anniversary, Sunday,
November %. The following
program has been outlined for
the days worship: 1880 A. NJ,
Sunday School, Bro. Clausell
Harris, Supt.. in charge. 1900
Regular Service, sermon hy
pastor. 1: =. NJ. Local Pro
gram on which the following
churches are invited 10 take a
part. ST. James. Halls Hin. An
ti0ch. Galilee Holiness, New
Mt Zion, Mt. SANTA, Chapel
Hin. Morning Star. Taber-
nacle and Fairview Holiness.
The Anniversary Sermon will
be delivered by Rev. Percy
Baggett. Dinner will be served.
Rev. Timothy Wilson, Pastor;
Bro. Roosevelt Strong, Clerk.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

A splendid weeks service
was held at New Hope M b.
Church last week. Rev l.. c.
Pickens, Pastor. The meeting
was conducted by Rev. NJ. IL.
Heron of Prentiss. Miss. Mrs.
A. A. Owens. Reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

the way we'll this is all
for this week, be seeing
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

BOYS AND GIRLS WHO
WISH TO MAKE CHRIST
MAS MONEY ARE ASKED
TO CONTACT REV. A. r.
THOMAS or THE MISS. EN-
TERPRISE News Crriers
are needed in Virden Addition
and sections of Georgetown.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONS
GIVEN TO BOYS WHO SELL
MORE THAN 100 PAPERS
Contact S. M. Harvey, ITO E.
Monument st.
The Republican., 1958-05-01

remodeIed
EYE TO the
r for you to
nd business
chase mer-
to noon OF
le $100 and
10y, May 3.
tt NutionoI
The Republican., 1958-05-01
Grade 9

OFdue
Wayne Yoder, LaVona Bitiinger
Andrew Faith, Carol Burkhard
Hazel Haenftlng, George Patton,
Pauline Dewitt Margaret Bcachy
A, Gladys Mckenzie
Grade 10
Jerry Bennett. Marilyn Brenne-
man, Shirley Fike, Harry Lewis,
Betty Raley, Judith Minick Donna
Mo2er Mary Thomas, Lucy Boiler
"A, Florence Emory, A, Kathryn
waste, Dorothy Glover, Carolyn
Savage, William George, Dorothy
Frazec, Anne Friend, Dolores But
Ter, Pat Robson, Janice Hileman
Grade II
Susan Bowman, Ronald BeilCr
Beverly Bucket, Wilma Hanlin "A
Karen Kinsinger Martha Maust
Dorothy Savage. Nancy burst
Phyllis Coddington Mary AleXan-
der, Patty Cuppett "a, Bonnie
Sp'kor. Gay Umbel, Patsy Dewitt,
"A. Marlene HOff, Shirley Meyers
Patricia l. Mckenzie, Ethel Snyder
Elaine Thomas, Donald Jenkins
Patricia Bittner, Mary Alice burst
Juanita Kahl, Ethel Seibert, Ruth
Stanton, Nancy Turney a., Caro-
lyn Winebrenner, Patricia Friend
Alice Lytle. Reta Rush, Reda Rush
Loretta Edgar Frances Humber
The Republican., 1958-05-01
11O Make Honor
Roll AT Northern

One hundred ton students made
the Third Qgarter HONOR ROLL
at Northern High School. To be
eligible for the HONOR ROLL a
student must have all AS" and or
"B's" on his report card Twelve
students had a straight A for
the Third Quarter Students max
ing the HONOR ROLL are listed
balow. Those making straight
"A" are indicated with an A fol-
lowing their names:
Grade 7
John Harman, Thomas Speicher,
Ann Bender, Sharon Kcsner Ellen
Mckenzie, Rose Minick, Linda Saw
ace. Donna Bowser "A" Kathleen
Haenftling. Barbara Hileman. Kay
Murphy, Janet Dewitt "A, Freda
Savage, Nancy Umbel, Naomi
Spiker
Grade 8
Carolyn Sue Friend Carol Haenft-
ling, Dixie Merrill, Elaine Frantz,
Janet Huff, Nancy Miller, A,
Diana Sines, June Tabar.
The Republican., 1958-05-01
More Time Given For
Civil Defense Course

Eighteen persons appeared at the
fire hall in Oakland last week
who were interested in taking the
auxiliary police course offered by
the Garrett County Civil Defense.
The meeting was for registration
only
In order to give additional
publicity to the course which will
be started within the next two or
three weeks. Fred Tichnell, county
chairman, urged all persons who
The Republican., 1958-05-01

William Il. OGrutt, President
DIR EcToRS S
The Republican., 1958-05-01

were interested in the course to
send a post card to him or call
Deerfield 4-2468 or 4-3l51 in order
to register.
He said women as well as men
were needed for many jobs such
as communications clerical, and
possibly some field work Post
cards are to go to Civil Defense,
box 250, Oakland, 1t was hoped
that a class of forty could be
organized. Mr. Tichnell also an
nounced there would be a course
The Republican., 1958-05-01
Grade u

Laura Zimmerman a., Judy
Friend, "a. Carroll Kinsinger,
Juanita Bucket, Donna Edwards,
eleanor Thomas, Martin Friend,
Wayne Mckenzie Charles NedrOw,
Randall Harman, John Hummell,
Edgar Mickey, Shirley Fazenbaker,
Helen Hetr.ck Judy Hone, Carol
Lowry, Jean Camp, Eileen Resh,
Barbara Dewitt. Thelma Frazee,
Louise Green, Rosa Miller, Iva
Kathryn Speicher, Ruth Uphold and
Elsie Wright
The Republican., 1958-05-01

in first aid started as soon as at
least fifteen persons signified their
intention to take it.
This would be an advanced
course, given by the Bureau of
The Republican., 1958-05-01
YDu lxE'e iEsUideGE lO UiSil


all is And proud Of completely
buk
" bank OF the future with TO the
future" hus
sereyo
facilities q individual and business
nument
chdi you'll find oil the completely Garrett National Bonk
Btwhu 2orr
in
BunM
The Republican., 1958-05-01
Mines.

A general pay raise for Army,
Navy and Air Force was approved
by Senate.
The Republican., 1958-05-01

These modern banking services available to you at
The Garrett National Bonk-We invite you to use
l. No charge checking service without minimum bu
requirement.
2 Savings deposit service and % Savings Certificates
3. Complete loan and mortgage focities
a. Safety Deposit Boxes.
5. Night Depository
6. Mail Deposit Service
7. Travellers Checks
8 Bank Money Orders
g. Accommodations for Sale and Purchase of Securities
TO- Financial CounseIing.
The Republican., 1958-05-01

Wesley Schaiblc, Cashier
julius b. Littman. Asst. Cashier
Nordcck Shaffcr, Asst Cashier
H.. Rex TCagardCn. Auditor
The Republican., 1958-05-01

Apr: Nobel
27 will South winner pleaded for end to atom
The Republican., 1958-05-01
Floyd Il. Leighton
Herbert G. Leighton
Stuart +. Hamill. Sr.

Mrs Evelyn TCctS. Clerk
Mrs. Lena l.. Wolfe, BookkcCpCr
Janet Rae Leighton, Teller
Betty jean Biser, Stenographcr
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-23
Concerto de
los Jueyes

Esta noehe celebrara ell acostum-
brado concerto de los j%ueves, pa
trocInado por ei Fondo de la In
dusrria de Discos la Banda de &C.
sar La Monaco con la cooperation
de la soprano Myrna Bressak-She-
vim y del narrator Gordon Shaw.
Ell concerto que dara ocmienzo
a las ocho moons cuarto, en- ell an
fiteatro del Bayfront Park, cons
tara de las selecciones siguientes:
Marcia Gel Bersaglieri", de b.
coaiari; Tres Danzas Espanolas, de
Moszkowsky; When Your Hearts
On Fire "Smokc Gets In Your Eyes
de Jerome Kerr, solo de soprano
Mon So Pin oCsa", aria del
primer acto de la opera LAS Bo-
das de Figaro" de Mozart, por Myr-
ma Bressak Shevin; obertura de
king Stephen, de Beethoven; de
Lillya e Isaac; solo de soprano
arreglo sinfonico de LA Sorella",
de Gallini; Fantasia Latinoameri-
cana, de Lillya e Isaac; solo
de soprano, Solvejgs Song de
peer Gynt'', de Grieg y Because,
de Victor Herbert, por la soprano
Myrna Bressak Shevin y ell Himno
Naclonal de Estados Unidos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-23
Robun $4,000
en- Joyus, Dinero
en- Miami Beach

Uno de los robos mas cuantio-
SOS de la historic de Miami Beach
tuvo lugar aver. Ladrones armados,
actuando o gran rapidez, esca-
paron con mas de $4,000 en- jo-
vas y dinero, despues de saquear
la GAIA fuerte del Kin Cole-North-
shore Hotel.
Trabajando con fra eficiencia,
los pandidos Sc dieron mana para
abrir unas 40 cajas fuertes, llenas
de joyas y dinero de la propiedad
de los huespede: del hotel, despues
de haber encerrado a dos emplea-
dos npcturnos, en- una habitacion
de servicios, amenazandolos con
darles muerte.
Los empleadoS. John Barzol, de
so aos y Joseph Stearns, de 40,
de%clararon que I'm suieto de unos
80 amos, penetro en- ell hotel a ESQ
de las 4:30 de la madrugada.
Ell sujeto llevaba una Garcia plas-
tica, color de carne, sobre SUI nariz
segun declare Stearns. Llevabd ell
sombrero metido hasta los ojos y
portaba un revolver.
Entrando por la puerta princi-
pal, canine directamente hacia los
empleados y a%puntandolos con su
revolver por encima de la reja del
%cajero, les dijo que s~alieran, lie
vandolos a la habitacion, a unos
pasos de la oficina.
Los empleados anadieron que