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Evening star., 1960-07-31
Resort Island
Probes Murder
Of Widow, H

MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich,
July 80 (AP). - Conflicting
findings in the medical exami-
nation of a strangled 49-year-
old wealthy widow are adding
further complications for in
vestigators on this resort island
State Police 1t. Robert Bill
gen said today that results OF
an autopsy indicated the muir
der of Mrs. Francis Lacey OF
Dearborn, Mich, took place
about midday Sunday, some
two hours after she disappeared
while out for a walk across the
island.
But 1t. Bilgen said the test
was not regarded as conclu-
sive.
DR.. Jean Webster, Petoskey
pathologist who performed the
autopsy, told 1t. Bilgen that
examination of the vital Or
gans indicated death may have
taken place a day or two later
possibly just SO hours before
the discovery Of the body late
Thursday.
This meant the missing
woman may still have been
alive while the search was
underway.
Mrs. Lacey's body was found
under a brush pile after a four
day search. She disappeared
Sunday morning on her way
from her hotel to visit relatives
Evening star., 1960-07-31
Bergman Case
Appeal Filed

ROME. July 80 AP).-Public
Prosecutor MARITIME Ferrajolo
today filed anew appeal against
a Rome Civil Court annulment
of the long disputed marriage
of Roberto Rossellini and In
grid Bergman.
The 1850 Mexican proxy mar
riage of the Italian film director
and the Swedish actress was
annulled by a Rome court last
July 13 on grounds that the
marrigae never existed.
The decision held that at the
time of the marriage Miss Berg
man still was legally the wife
of DR.. Peter Lindstrom.
Miss Bergman now is married
to Lars Schmidt, Swedish busi-
nessman. They were wed De-
cember 81, 1858, after an Ital-
ian court originally ruled Miss
8ergman's marriage to Mr.. Ros-
Sellini was void.
Evening star., 1960-07-31

1000 bomb hoaxes in the past
four years.
Since April, the FBI has ar
rested Is persons who called
wolf" on fake bombs. ALI
face maximum fines of $1,000
or a years imprisonment.
Not only do these fake re-
ports of bombs on planes seri-
ously disrupt the orderly opera
tions of air carriers, but they
cause unnecessary fear, con-
Germ and delay for persons
using the airlines," Mr.. Hoover
said.
The FBI apparently is as
baffled as anyone else by the
increase in false reports.
why do these outrageS oc-
cur?" Mr.. Hoover asked in the
FBI Law Enforcement Bulle-
tin. They have no sane mott
vation and defy explanation.
They are without mercy or
reason and are both morally
and legally wrong"
Calling the acts as sense
less as those of false fire
alarms, Mr.. Hoover said most
Of the hoaxes are by anony-
Evening star., 1960-07-31

on the opposite end of this
Lake Huron island.
The widow had been stran-
gled with her own underpants.
But laboratory tests also
showed no signs of sexual at
tack on the body, Bilgen said.
State police were extending
the investigation to other parts
of the State today in the search
for clues.
Officers from headquarters in
East Lansing were questioning
an inmate at Milan Federal
Correctional Institution while
Detroit police were investigat-
ing details involving the estate,
will and financial holdings of
the dead woman.
Her holdings were repeatedly
quite extensive. Her husband,
Ford V. Lacey, Dearborn, left
an estate of some 100000 to
her in 1857, county records
show.
The Federal prison inmate
was committed to the institu-
tion on a forgery conviction on
Wednesday. He was on the
island until Tuesday, police
said.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
Indianapolis Skipper
Weeps at Reunion
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D: C., July 81, 1850

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July
80 tAPl-Retired Rear Ad-
miral Charles p. Mcvay III
wept today at the first reunion
of survivors Of the ls45 sinking
of the cruiser Indianapolis.
"I naturally dreaded this
thing" said Admiral MeVay,
who was ceurt-martialed for
failing to keep the ship on a
zigzag course in enemy waters.
Later he was exonerated and
promoted to retirement rank of
rear admiral.
Ito get into this thing again
upsets me-" he told a news con-
ference. Il can't help but have
very deep feelings"
The admiral insisted that his
reunion badge read Captain"
because II was an honest-to-
goodness captain, and I never
was really a rear admiral.
"Navy in My Blood"
The Admiral, now So, has
been manager of an actuary
and employe benefit consulting
firm in New Orleans since his
involuntary retirement from
the Navy in 1949. .
'"The Navy is still in my
blood" Admiral McVay said,
praising the Navy's missile
carrying submarines.
In his reunion banquet
speech, the skipper Of the sunk
en- cruiser urged his former
shipmates to support the Ma
Evening star., 1960-07-31
FBI Asks Crockdown
On Fake Bomb Calls

FBI Director j. Edgar Hoover
yesterday called on law en-
forcement officials to crack
down on perpetrators of real
and fake bomb threats.
Most Of these "senselesS and
lawless acts" have been directed
against airlines, Mr.. Hoover
said, in pointing out that the
FBI has Investigated about
Evening star., 1960-07-31

tion's defense program and to
keep busy in community and
youth programs.
The reunion opened exactly
Is years after the cruiser was
torpedoed by a single Japanese
submarine after carrying vital
parts of the atomic bomb to
Tinian for the final crushing
blows of World War II.
Spotted by Chance
The cruiser, veteran of cam
paigns in the Pacific from
Bougainville to the very shoes
of Japan, sank in IL minutes.
1t was the last major loss of
the war. Only 316 survived out
Of the crew of 1,196.
It was pure chance" that
Navy patrol planes spotted the
survivors RATS four days later,
said r. Adrian Marks, Frank
fort. Ind. the f1ier who picked
up 56 of the survivors himself.
The torpedo knocked out the
cruisers electricity, and no dis
tress' signal could be sent out.
The Navy withheld the news
of the sinking until August IS,
l945, when Japan's surrender
was announced.
About $50 of the 308 living
survivors were on hand for the
reunion, along with about $50
relatives and friends, repre-
senting "a states.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
Domestic Judge
Takes Third Wife

DENVER, July 80 (AP).-
District Judge H. Roe Rawlin-
son, jr.. 80. who presides over
Denver's Domestic Relations
Court, was married today for
the third time. His latest bride
is Barbara Joan Bennett, %, a
blond, blue-eyed air line stew
ardreSs.
The judge was divorced II
days ago by his second wife,
Marian, 81, whom he married
nine years ago.
Evening star., 1960-07-31

nous callers. but that "a
shocking number of supposedly
reputable and intelligent indi-
Evening star., 1960-07-31

viduals have set off bomb scares
by ill-advised and unthinking
remarks to airline employees"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-04

+. M. Goodwin, q Bu1kesille.
spent hast week with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Victor Key, Mr.. Key
and family.
The Moores M.Y.F. met at
Moores Church Saturday night
with eleven members present.
After q business meeting. they
energeticaHy went to work on
the young adults Sunday School
room. painting. scraping old
paint off, and getting it ready
for new Grapes and a rug. The
hot chocolate. cookies and Hal
loween candy provided by Ra-
mona DodSOn and Ronald Clap
ton, really tasted geod after the
hard work.
l was sorry to hear the Sidney
Allen family. Of Lynchburg. was
involved in an automobile acct
dent Saturday which demolish-
ed both cars involved, sending
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-04

are: program - Garland 8WakE;
finance - Thomas DslnlEalm: wor-
ship ~ Jimmy Dean: and report
ing ~ Phyllis Ownby.
Mrs. Charles WaycAater md
Mrs. Curtis Connokser attended
TIE fourth annual statewide II
adult voaanteer leaAers' eonfer-
enoe at Natural Bridge Hotel an
October 1s-ao.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Felts and
four children. Of bristol. Tenn,
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Alexander.
Miss Betsy Gpencer visited over
the week end With her brother
and Sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Corson Spencer. In Richmond.
Miss Sue Agee viii be among
six girls from Longwood College
who win attend the College Club
Section workshop Of the Virginia
Home Economies Association Fri-
day through Sunday at Mary
Washington College. She will lead
a discussion group on Saturday.
Mrs. S. N. Stanly and family
were called home this week due
70 the illness Of her father. the
Rev. W. H. O'Neal. Of South
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm 6adler
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Glover,
of Farmville, toured the Skyline
Drive Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Baird and Winfrey
Taylor spent Sunday with friends
in Alpha.
Natural Bridge Visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Buck LeSueur
spent the week end at Natural
Bridge.
Mrs. Gene Davis and children,
Rusty and Debbie. visited Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mays
at Lovingston.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hall were Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Hall, Jr., and chill
dren. Nancy Jane and Tommy.
MIR. and Mrs. Monroe Johns,
Jr.. and son, Robbie, were visi-
tors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hall,
ST., Sunday.
Mrs. Bob Jones and children,
Bobbie and Winston. have re-
turned after a weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. o.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-04
Al County Council
Session Planned

AMELIA. Nov. - The Amelia
All County Council will meet at
$50 am. on Friday, November
4, in the board room of the
Union Bank and Trust Company
here.
Bonnie Lush, secretary, will
preside in the absence of the
president, Dewitt Wilmington.
who is attending Haverford Col
lege. Haverford, Penna.. this
year.
New officers for l96O-6l will
be elected at this meeting and
the program set up for the year.
Various committees will also be
appointed.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-04

II T. tie hospital for check ups
I understand they were released
with multiple bruises and one
chest injury to little Bert Allen
Mrs. B. M. Hudgins returned
home Saturday after spending a
week with the Lester Hudgins at
Newport News.
The Johnny Hall family, OF
Richmond. were Sunday guest
Of her parents the p. w. Bar
nards.
Miss Mary Lee Warmer and
Gilmer Wilmington visited Ra-
mona Dedson and Ronald Clap
ton Sunday night.
Mesdaa7es Agnes Barnard
Mary Miller and ThelIna War;
iner attended the, district day
"A P0rl.' program at Trinity
Methodist Church in Amelia,
Tuesday.
The James Mallory Denny
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-04

during American Education
Week. November 6-12.
All parents visiting the schools
during the daytime hours that
week are urged to come to the
cafeteria and have their lunch.
They will be charged the same
price as teachers.
Special table mats and nap
kins will be distributed by Mrs.
w. w. Anderson, cafeteria SUI
pervisor.
Adult educa tion will be
stressed in several ways. Store
windows in the village will dis
play posters and pamphlets on
special education activities in
the county which will be kept
fluid and interesting by contri-
buttons from the various grade
levels.
In the halls throughout the
schools, "old time" textbooks
will be displayed - comparing
them with the new ones current
ly used. There will also be inter-
esting displays on science.
The schools will be open one
night for those who can not
come in day time. Thursday,
November 10 has been chosen,
from 7 to $3.50 pm. There will
be no program afterwards.
Everyone is urged to visit
Amelia schools at least once
during this week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-04

family, Of Colonial Heights, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis. OF
Richmond. were Sunday guests
Of the R. B. Dennys.
Several from this community
attended the funeral of j. j.
Johnson. father of Mrs. P. A.
Wright. at Moores Church Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Felts
visited the Howard Flippens
Saturday night. They visited Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Cosby at their
daughter home in Richmond
Monday night.
Mrs. Aubrey bod SON was
pleasantly surprised Saturday
with a phone call from her bro
Their. A-2c Curtis Felts. of Wal
ker Air Base in New Mexico
Mesdames Hazel Beasley and
Syble Dodson visited the w. c.
KEYS, Sunday evening.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-04
Air Force Academy
Offers Exciting
Service Career

Young men interested in at
tending the U. S. Air Force
Academy may obtain informa-
ton from j. A. Weinberg. Cap
tain in the Air Force Reserve,
or by writing to either of the
Senators from Virginia, Con-
gresham Watkins NJ Abbitt or
the Registrar. Air Force Acad-
envy, Colorado.
Almost 700 of the no mem
bers of the Academy will be
nominated for appointment by
Senators and Representatives
from their states and districts.
Other appointments are open to
members of the regular of re-
serve components of the Air
Force and Army; sons of de-
ceased veterans; sons of mem
bers of the armed forces; sons
CT Medal of Honor winners, and
honor graduates of military
schools.
A cadet in the Air Force Acad-
envy receives four years of col
legiate and professional educa-
ton. He graduates with a sec
ond lieutenant commission and
also receives a bachelor of sci
ence degree.
Capt. Weinberg. liaison officer
for this area with the Air Force,
said he will be glad to discuss
the Air Force Academy with
any prospective student. He
may be contacted at his home
on Second Avenue, or at The
Hub department store.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-04
Week OF Prayer
Service Held In
Bollinger Home

CHULA, Nov. 3 The World
Week Of proyer and self-denial
period of Moores. w. S. c. S. was
observed IN the home Of Mrs.
Wayne Bollinger with eleven
present. Thursday. Mrs. Thomas
Beasley led the Spiritual pro
gram pertaining to 1.-The Wesley
House" and Mrs. Georg
Robertson led the afternoon pro-
gram. Living Echoes. The
social hour was thoroughly en-
ioyed by all, especially the de-
licious food brought by each
member.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-04
Amelia ASC Unit
To Name Practices

AMELIA, Nov. 3 ~ The newly
elected Agricultural Sterilization
and Conservation County Com
mittee. together with all agri-
cultural agencies in the county,
will meet at 100 pm. on Fri
day. November 4, in the ASC
committee room. They will Sc
lect the practices for the 1861
Amelia County program, James
E. Ford, county office manager,
has announced.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-04

BUCKINGHAM, Noy. AQpen
House viii be held s,,nday from
2 to pm. at the neg AethO-
dist parsonage Of the West Buck
ingham charge. It is located
near Centenary Church. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood and
Miss Mary Helen Weed and J0lhn
Wood. Jr.. accompanied BY their
guest. Miss Pauline Corson. Of
Cumberland. were among those
who motored over the Skyline
Drive Sunday.
Recent visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood were Mrs. Celia Spen-
Ger. of Buckingham. and James
Spencer and children, Patricia
and Jimmie, of Montgomery,
Ala.
Jennings Springer, of Rich
nond. visited his home here over
the week end.
Plans Cake Walk
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
WV Post No. 8446 will sponsor
a cake walk at the Veterans Me-
mortal Hall. buckingham. on Sat-
urday. November S. at $50 pm.
Everyone is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Land had
as their guests Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley Shumaker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Shumaker. Spencer
higgins. all of Richmond, and
Mrs Gray Shumaker, of Dillwyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Shumaker.
also of Richmond, were overnight
guests Saturday.
Mrs. Lucille Davis recently
spent several days in Richmond
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Harold
Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Grafton and
sons. Mike and Bill. of Black
stone, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Moss and son. Wade, of Rich
mond, were week end visitors of
Mrs. j. P. Moss, Jr.
Senior Hi-Y Elects
Spencer Adams has been elect
ed president of the Senior Hi-Y
at Buckingham Central High
School.
Other officers are Garland
Swartz, vice president: Carolyn
HudginS. treasurer; Phyllis Own
by. reporter.
Committee chairmen named
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-04
Open House Set Sunday At West
Buckingham Charge Parsonage

Leete, 0f North Carolina. Mrs.
Leete Is much improved.
The Duekingham Book Club
1in hald their annual banquet 1t
Gpaneer's Restaurant Tuesday,
November 8, 1t $50 pm.
The Res. Hugh Rasland left
Friday for New York to be with
his aater Who is i'll.
The Women Of the Maysville
Presbyterian Church will hold
their regular meeting Monday,
November z. at 7::30 pm. at the
church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-04
Government Officials Extended
Education Week" Invitations

AMELIA. Oct. 31-AH Amelia
county school board and board
of supervisor m e m bers have
been invited to spend a COM
plete day in local schools, in
Guiding lunch at the cafeteria,
Evening star., 1960-01-10
SUNDAY By APPT. ONLY
HENRY w. BECRAFT

HuLANDALE - Charming brick
rambler. 3 large bedrms., plus
maids rm and rec. Tm,. separate
din. rm, fireplace. IMMACULATE
CONDITION We take trades
real value, S24.q5O. Call Mrs
Louisa johnson, HE. 4-555S
HUGH T PECK HE. 4-l7O0
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Kensington Estates
OPEN, l TIL DARK
4216 COLCHESTER DIR.

FLA Apr. S15,9OO-Price SI5,75O
Approx. SsOO-S9443 per mo-, less
than rent, for neat and clean,
2-bedrm. brick rambler: paneled
den, liv .rm. with firepl.; level
yard, patio and trees. ConV
nbrhd, close TO school DIR {:
N. Wisconsin ave, right Cedar
lane, left Summit ave, left Brook
field rd, riEht Colchester TO nome
A. V. PISANI, Realtors
Evening star., 1960-01-10
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
THERE'S VALUE HERE

A crisp clean rambler,
tucked away in a conven-
lent area: 3 big bedrms. that
will delisht the most par
ticular family. BSmt., mod
ern kitchen with all the
work-saving appliances: hre-
place in nv. rm. Fenced lot.
Priced, Sl7,950:. 1880 on.
on FHA terms. Call u.s.. We
win work out the details.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Andris Realty
OIL. 2-9070
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE

2O3 OXFORD ST.
OPEN SUNDAY, l-DARK
Charming older home on
lovely wooded lot. Spacious
lst a. plan: liv. rm. with
fireplace, family din. rm.,
den, powder nm. on 1st; 8
bedrms., . baths on End.
Blessed Sacrament Parish.
DIR: Out Connecticut ave,
right on Western ave. to
Primrose ST., left TO oxford,
right TO home. Ewes, I'm.
2-466h.
METZLER-EM. 2-7400
Evening star., 1960-01-10
HOUSES EoR SALE-Mn.
Lohr's Specials
DOCTOR-DENTIST

Choice location on ColesViIle I'd
Large recreation room. plus extra
room for ONCE space, hne 2-yeaI
old split-level with everything
Evening star., 1960-01-10
nE@ggn

New 3-bedrm. ramblers, foyer en-
trance, liv. rm., lge din. area,
table space kit. built-in book
cases, full bsmt. with ground level
exits: Sl6.95O and Sl7,450.
Trades and contingencies consider
I'd. ieft to capitol View ave-, fisht
TO Open Houses.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
NEW RAMBLERS
WOODMOOR AREA
CHEVY CHASE

JUST OFF NEW U. S. 2O.-9Ia
rolling wooded acres with stream
S Sitn Two MONIES nov nov peins rented
rent other. Value priced at only
$27.600I RIPLEY CO., JU. 6-611l.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
WA. 7-450O REALTORS

ALL THE COMFORT and charm
that only an older home can give
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tree-lined avenue. and surrounded
by large shade trees apd we'll
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kept neighborhood is only watkins
distance from everything. From
the spacious covered porch to the
master bedroom with walk-in
closets, the keynote Of this homt
is one OF ease and graceful living
The many, many features require
your personal inspection. Already
FHA appraised. Only Sl4,950 fol
everything. Exclusive with BOW.
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AMAZING RAMBLER VALUE! JuSt
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-30

A1EGRO BEAUTY has come of age. E. Or at least,
IN the rest of the world has laid aside it's prejudi
" ces long enough to recognize that beauty knows
no racial or cultural bounds. Bronze lovelies
receiving much deserved recognition in contests and
other areas where beauty is a requirement.
The wealth of variety offered within the race is
treasure long buried and newly found No culture
offer much in the way of selection than the American
Negro. Here, the eye feast on copper elegance,
ivory grandeur, tan splendor and dark magnficence.
If you sit in a barber shop long enough, stand
around any place that men frequent, you will hear
someone say that "the most beautiful girls from
Louisiana" or New York, or California. fact every
state the gets vote of confidence from ardent
beauty fans from time to time.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-30
AMERICAN BEAUTY
bvChaL@
by Charles Leonard

Those who have been around and have look ed care
fully can attest to the fact that there beautiful
women in every region This holds true Of
race, creed or hometown.
One of the best illustrations of this available
in Detroit during the recent convention Of The Little
Foxes" national models organization which boasts
of the loveliest girls to be found anywhere. THE
group recently Joined forces with the Hares, male
models organization, and this their first joint
convention.) The girls present were from all over
the country, and each was we'll represented.
Our photographer had field day. Everywhere he
turned there was lovely target for his camera. We
couldn't decide which the most beautiful we
thought you would like to view these pages and Judge
for yourself Co,,i,,aJ
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-30
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day every
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