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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-30
New Model Home Built By A. 0. Lafoon & Sons

This ottroete brick ranch style home
by onswood Reol Compon This the
constructed The Greens BY Loon proud
Wover The Green's These Just few Of the lovely homes
have constructed in this THE model
pontmen Coll G. n Mke Looon at Lonswood Realty CO..
Evening star., 1960-01-10
WOOL AND RAYON BRAIDED
RUG IMPORTS AT SAVINGS =.
u
regularly 1895 309S s.l2' size

All through the house, give your
rooms the flavor and charm Of EorIy
America with these coIorfuI "Non-
tucket Isle" broided rugs ot oPpre-
ciobIe soVines. They're blended Of
wool and royon for the stamina and
residence of oIden-doy rugs plus q
present-doy color richness. Firmly
broded to lie fIot and clean costly.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

SHOP AT HOME FOR YOUR CAR.
PET: Phone District 1890, extern
sion 368, for on appointment. One Of
our soIesmen will coll OF your home
without obligation ond show you
sompIes.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
SAVE ON FAMOUS WOOL TWIST CARPET
INSTALLED WALL-TO-WALL OVER RUG PAD
regularly 1920 12.47 square yard

l9A-We instoI this luxury corpet woII-to-
Woll over 44-ounce Allen Golden Rub Tex
Poddine. using our tockIess method. From
one Of Americas Ieoding makers Of quoIity
floor coverings. its nubby textured and
woven with tufts locked into the back for
extro long wear Treoted for moth-resist-
once. Mink. ristIetoe. parchment, nortini,
opoI, shifting sond or gold II vide Slight
additional charge for stoirs.
Room-size rugs cut to specification
Exomples only Prices including binding
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MANTEO SCOUTMASTER EARL
is AWARDED SCOUTERS KEY

John D. Earle of Manteo, who
has given freely of his time 10
the Boy Scout movement since
moving to Manteo several years
ago as an employee of the West
Virginia Pulp and Paper Company,
was last Saturday night awarded
the Scouters Key for completing
the Training Recognition Plan.
1t was presented at the meeting
of the Tidewater Council in Eliza
beth City last Saturday with
dinner in the High School cafe
terra.
Attending the dinner were the
three Manteo Scouts who plan to
attend the Jamboree in Colorado
Springs next summer, Walter Gray
Jr., Johnnie Gibbs and Jimmy Gay
lord; Mr.. and Mrs. Earle, Mrs.
Beulah Gaylord and Robert II.
Gibbs.
In addition to the award he re-
ceived, Mr.. Earle was appointed
to the 1860 Jubilee committee, in
charge Of the Jubilee training pro-
gram.
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of Raleigh spent the week end with
Mrs. Morris parents. Sheriff Morris
was a patient in the Columbia Hos.
pital. Other patients in Columbia
Hospital this week are Mrs. Julian
H. Swain, Mrs. Irene Mosley, Mrs
W. B. (Nannie) Spencer, Mrs
Sabra Liverman. Roscoe Owens
Mrs. John Eason who were patients
have been released.
At the Democratic Dinner Sat
urday night in Raleigh D. A. SIM
mons and Lem A. Cohoon. C. E.
(Jake) Walker, Lewis Combs and
NJ. J. Cooper Jr., from this town
attended.
Bride-elect Miss Dora Dean
Owens, daughter of Roy Owens and
the late Maude Owens, was honor
ed by a shower at 1920 Ann Ave-,
South Norfolk BY Mrs. Peggy
Meellins and Mrs. Kay O'Neal on
Wednesday Feb. 10. Miss Owens
who is an office employee in South
Norfolk is scheduled to be wed in
the near future.
New furniture is being installed
in the Teachers Lounge at Co.
lumbia High School reported w. j.
Nichols, Principal.
w. ]. Nichols, Mrs. Margaret Nc
Clees, Mrs. Katie Swain Reynolds
Mrs. Ruth Basnight, Mrs. Mary
Ann Combs, Mrs. Lois Selby, Mrs
Martha Jane Pollard, Mrs. Lucy
Rhodes and Miss Rose Bateman
representing the Columbia High
School attended the School Mas
ters meeting at Plymouth Monday
night.
The local school committee:
Lloyd Davenport, Chmn., Mrs. w
A. Howett, Sec, Mrs. c. w
Spruill, Elmo Sawyer and Dan
Davis; the County Board of Edu,
cation Otis B. Cohoon, Chmn. Har-
vey Davis and Colon Smell and
Supt. NJ. L. Basnight attended the
Area Meeting for Schools at the
Country Club in Williamson Wed.
nesday night.
Home for the week end from
East Carolina College: Miss Rena
Mae Spencer, Miss Jack Harris
Miss Gail Cohoon, Miss Pat Spen.
GER, Carlyle Harrell, James William
Laughinghouse and w. ]. White
Jr.
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w. F. ALEXANDER

COLUMBIA. - Winfield F. AL
exander, 81, died Monday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Eva
Cooper, in Columbia.
HIT was a lifelong resident of
Tyrrell County and a member of
c. umbia Missionary Baptist
Church.
He is survived by Mrs. Cooper
of Columbia; one brother, ]. R.
Alexander of New Bern; two
grandchildren, and four great
grandchildren.
A funeral service was conducted
at the residence Wednesday at
2:30 pm. by the Rev. Gordon
Shaw, pastor of Missionary Bap-
fist Churlh. Burial was in the
family cemetery.
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A KING AND QUEEN AT
COLUMBIA HIGH CHOSEN

COLUMBIA.--Miss Gladys Has.
sell was crowned as Queen and
Gene Combs as King of the Home
coming of Columbia High School al
the school gymnasium Friday
night.
The event was occasioned by the
last conference game of basketball
for the season. The Columbia girls
team with an unbeaten previous
PREVIOUS record for the season lost
to Chowtan by one point with a
score 80 and 40. The last, few
seconds of the game showed the
score tied-a foul by Columbia
player opened the way for Chowan
to sink the winning basket.
Other contestants for Queen
were Iris Smell, Susie Workman,
Peggy Davis and Rosalie Mizzell;
for King were Monty Harrell.
Neil Scott. Bertram Davenport and
Junior Harrington.
Maids of Honor consisted two
from each of the high school
grades = 18th grade Peggy A.
and Joyce Rhodes; 10Th
Dana Davenport and Mary Ruth
Woodley; 9th-Flora Ann Hollis
and Dale Davis; Sth-Nellie Ball
and Fay Armstrong.
Miss Nancy Gibbs was named
FLA Sweetheart.
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MORE OFFICE HOURS IN
THE TOWN OF COLUMBIA

COLUMBIA.-To the hours for
the municipal office of the Town
of Columbia to be open, for the
convenience Of the taxpayers, an
extra hour has been added to the
usual office hours. The Office will
be open from 9 am. to l PM, in
stead of closing at noon as here
tofore, was released by Mrs. Ju-
Liam L. Poston, tax clerk.
Monday Feb. 10Th is the dead
line for purchasing and installing
1860 auto city tags, warns Julian
L. Poston, and stated that the law,
Chapter G. Article II, Section 4
will be enforced after that date.
Poston urges those who have not
purchased the license tags to do
so before the dead-line.
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AMATEUR HOUR WINNERS
IN COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in first
place in the. Amateur Hour contest
held at Columbia High School audi
torium Monday morning were a
quartet from Mrs. Camille Ever
toms First Grade room, composed
of Brenda Clough, Ann Brickhouse,
Sue Davis and Rachel Ludford. A
medley of acted songs beginning
with "Jackie Frost" was the win
ming number.
Second prize went to Miss Fran
Davenport, third prize Sue Fur
Tough, 9Th grade student.
Others competing were song
numbers; Noel Swain, Susan Chris
Hanson and Angela Hamilton,
Janet Pledger, Jane Hopkins,
Shelia Armstrong nd Nancy Car
roll; duet, Rose Simmons and Gail
West; Yvonne Spencer, Ann Spen-
Ger, Pansy Smith and Terry Davis,
Ann and Teresa Davis, Loretta
Brickhouse, Geneva Armstrong,
Ellen Sawyer and Ricki Jagars.
The amateur contest is sponsored
annually by the Senior Class as a
talent incentive. The occasion was
emceed by Robert Cartwright. Mrs.
James Howerton, Mrs. C. Earl Co.
hoon and Dennie M. Pledger, Jr.,
were the judges. Monty Harrell is
president of the Senior Class.
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TYRRELL COURT NEWS

COLUMBIA.-Three cases heard
in Recorders Court of Tyrreli
County Monday: Jimmy Lee Alex
andor, charged with no operators
license and improper brakes, SEN
fenced to 60 days suspended on
the payment of $25 and costs on
the first count. The improper
brakes charge was dismissed.
Howard Simpson charged with
assault with deadly weapon-re-
ceived months suspended on pay
ment of $50, costs and the doc
tor bill of James Mizzell. An APP
peal was noted and bond set at
5000.
David Ray Spencer-charged as
sault with deadly weapon-shot
gun was found not guilty.
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Porterfielt
and daughter, Carol of Norfoll
spent the week end with Mrs
Porterfield's mother, Mrs. Polly
Ann Everton.
Mrs. Florence Cahoon and Mrs
Worth Smell visited Mrs. Snell'.
daughter, Sue in Durham Thurs
day. Sue returned Friday to spent
the week end home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cahoon ant
children, Julian and Gary of Nor.
folk visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby
Jones.
Mrs. C. J. Liverman ST., was
in Norfolk Friday and Tuesday for
medical treatments. Mrs. Bryon
Liverman accompanied her Tues
day.
Mrs r. w. Davenport and chill
drcn of Portsmouth returned Sun
day after a few days with Mrs.
Leona Norman.
Mrs. l. w. Swindell went to Nor
folk General Hospital Wednesday
where she underwent surgery.
Mrs. Madeline Hewitt of Ports
mouth is home after three weeks
here with her sister, Mrs. L. A.
Snithson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White and
Mrs. Jennie Jones of Elizabeth
City visited Mrs. Frank Meekins,
Mrs. Lydia Cahoon and Mrs. Sally
Everton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Thomas of
Plymouth and Jessie Norman Wis
tied Mrs. Norman at Durham Hos
pital Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Williams
visited Mrs. Sally Watson in Fair
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Metcalf of
Burlington spent the week end
here.
Mrs. T. ]. Cooper and daughter,
Eunice of East Lake and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Smithson visited Mrs.
Cooper's father, Teco Ambrose at
Albemarle Hospital and Mrs.
Smithson's mother, Mrs. Lennie
Dorwart in Elizabeth City and
relatives in Portsmouth, Thursday
thru Saturday. Mrs. Cooper and
daughter returned Sunday.
Jack Combs of Norfolk was home
for the week end.
Mark Combs is getting around
on crutches after having his leg
amputated above the knee at a
Hospital in Norfolk three weeks
ago. His family expects him home
soon.
C. o. Workman returned to Nor
folk Monday, Mrs. Workman and
Grace Cahoon accompanied him
and returned home.
Boys Scout Troop No. "a and
their Troop Master Clyde Sawyer
met in a body at the Methodist
Church last Sunday.
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TEACHING ASSIGNMENTS

GREENVILLE. j East Carolina
Colleges student teaching program
for the winter quarter includes 211
seniors who are conducting classes
in more than thirty-one public
schools in Eastern North Carolina.
Sixty-three are doing work in the
primary and grammar grades, 143
in high schools, and five are teach
ing either art or music at all grade
levels. Miss Sybil C. Swindell of
Swan Quarter has been assigned
to Greenville Junior High School.
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HIGHWAY HEARING FEB IS

observation-disclosures who live in
the eight-county area comprising
the Second Highway Division will
have an opportunity to present
road requests, petitions and prob
lens to Second Division highway
personnel at public hearing in the
Pitt County courthouse in Green
vile between and A PM, on
Thursday, February 10. The Second
Division is composed of Pitt, Beau
fort, Paanlico, Carteret, Jones,
Lenoir, Craven and Greene Coun-
ties.
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TYRRELL COUNTY.
UNIT HOST FOR
TEACHERS MEET

COL UMBIA. The Tyr.
rell County local unit of the
N.C.E.A. was host to the MEGA
and the N.E.A. 14th Area Con-
ference at Columbia High School
Wednesday, for the counties Of
Dare, Hyde, Tyrrell and Washing
ton.
Representing the N.E.A. was Mr..
Rhodes of Washington, D. c., and
the MEGA. were Mrs. Phoebe
Emmons, Field Sec; DIR. A. C.
Dawson, Exec. Sec, Claud Farrow
and DR.. Lloyd Issac, headquarters
at Raleigh.
In outlining need for more
thorough instruction and instruc-
tons, Mr.. Rhodes of the N.E.A.
quiried "What are the goals in edu-
cation in America ?"; giving re-
search for salaries and teacher
working conditions as a desired
goal; defense and public relations
education, and income tax reduc-
ton on tuition, books, travel and
fees if for purpose of improving
skills.
The main dinner speaker, Claud
Farrow summed up the qualifica-
tions for which to look in candi-
dates for state offices seeking cleo
tion this year; with regards to
educational progress. He urged
teachers to register, be informed,
read, discuss and get educational
view before commitments.
The group divided into several
different conferences to discuss
professional problems, the merit
plan, and for exchange of views
and ideas on same working levels.
Prior to the opening of the con-
ference a coffee hour was held
from $3.50 to 3:55. Principal of the
school, w. J. Nichols welcomed the
LOG persons attending.
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Janette Lilley and Mrs. William
Moore. Next meeting will be with
Mrs. Cecil Lilley and Mrs. T. X.
VERIFY ST., will plan the program.
The hostess served cake topped
with whipped cream, jello and hot
coffee to the other II attending:
Mrs. Joe Topping, Mrs. Helen
VERIFY, Mrs. Gordon Shaw, Mrs.
Catherine, Johnson, Mrs. Lydia
Cooper, Mrs. Mary Lou Pledger,
Mrs. Cecil Lilley, Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore, Mrs. Ruth Knight, Mrs.
Jim Primer and Mrs. Catherine
VERIFY.
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News of Columbia e Tyrrell Co.
For Subscriptions see Mrs. W. Cohoon Call Her.
Phone Bill, Columbia N. c. She win welcome news Of
Columbia and Tyrrell County
COLUMBIA PERSONALS

| LUMBlA.-Frank SivillS, {
former resident of Tyrrell now o.
Norfolk and Washington, D. C.
was here Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. VERIFY is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. George NJ. Kellty
Jr., in Norfolk.
James w. Laughinghouse stud
ent at E.C.C., spent the week end
home with his mother, Mrs. w. M
Laughinghouse. He was accom-
panied home by Fred Ledbetter Of
Maine.
Mrs. Marshall Swain and her
grandfather, S. M. Combs spent
Friday in Suffolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Basnight
of Elizabeth City were the week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Simmons.
Misses Lynda Knight, Shirley
Bumgardner, Gail Cohoon and Ruth
Selby and ]. A. Brickhouse spent
Sunday at Chowan College in Muir
freesboro, visiting student, Miss
Jane Selby.
Mrs. R. S. polly Leary and
Mrs. P. M. Arps who have spent
the past two weeks in Honolulu,
Hawaii returned home Sunday
night.
Hal, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert
Fleming has been very ill.
The Colulnia High School P.TA.
have an "Old Timers" game of
basketball scheduled for March
4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs Wilbur Liver
man are parents of son, born
Feb. 7th at Columbia Hospital.
Mrs. Livennan is the former Mary
Eta Swain, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry P. Swain.
Mrs. Helen VERIFY, Clerk of Local
Board No. 80 of Selective Service
advises that all boys born in the
year of 1912 must register during
1860 within five (5) days Of their
18th birthday.
Mrs. E. ]. Brickhouse spent last
week in Norfolk visiting her broth
er, Len Brickhouse.
Mrs. Linwood Smell after visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
w. Pritchett returned home Fri
day.
Misses Reda and Jessie Goodwin
of Williamson were week end
guests of their sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Selby.
Mrs. r. X. Jagars, Mrs. King
Jagars, Mrs. T. X. VERIFY Jr., Mrs.
]. D. Selby, Mrs. C. Earl Cohoon,
Miss Shirley Bumgardner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. T. Davenport, Mrs. Jess Cooper,
Mrs. Medium Brickhouse, Mrs.
Irene Mosely, Mrs. Daisy Reynolds,
and Albert Bateman all were in
Edenton Friday.
j. Albert Bateman is patient
in a hospital in Winchester, Va.
Mrs. John w. Nelson has been
ill at her home here this week.
Charlie Belangia is reported very
i'll in Duke Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Riddick and
children, Alice Ann and Bud OF
Rocky Mount We're here with Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Hamilton for the
week end. Both Mr.. and Mrs
Hamilton have just been discharged
from the Columbia Hospital.
! Mrs. w. B. (Nannie) Spencer i;
patient in the Columbia Hospital
Mrs. Braxton Voliva and daugh
ter Sue are out after a siege OF
humps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair E. Morris Jr.
n
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FANNY HECK CIRCLE MEETS

COLUMBIA.-A panel discus
sion was the program led by Mrs.
Gordon Shaw of the Fannie Heck
Circle, Columbia Baptist Church
Tuesday night in the home of Mrs.
Luther Harrell. Panel members:
Mrs. Mary Lou Pledger, Mrs.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

(B) Handkerchief SquOFes." Sun dress
with square neck front and boek and con-
venient. extra long back Upper. Brown or
green. in sizes 1920 and l4h-24k.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03

nEER HUNTERS in Massachusetts face a
- problem in shopping for suitable garb
to see them through the current season. Color
tests, held at Fort DevenS. Massachusetts,
show that "blaze-orange" is most consistently
visible under all hunting conditions The state
law, however, requires hunters TO wear red or
yellow, which are at the rock bottom of the
safety list.
Russian-Language classes at Ventura Col
lege, Ventura. California, are being held in
room W this semester.
When stray tortoise wandered up to his
patio, Benjie Koslover age three, of Reading,
Massachusetts, ran inside shouting, "Mommys
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03

In Wakefield, Rhode Island South County
Hospital makes about $1,000 year through
the sale of cancelled stamps. Trustee Fred r.
Hazard. himself stamp collector, figured
that if he could get his friends to send in the
stamps from their letters, greeting cards, and
other correspondence, he could then make up
packaged collections and sell them. Stamp
contributors include former patients and their
friends, students at foreign colleges, and sec
retarieS in Offices all over the world Every
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03
GETTING AROUND
-. to Our Pleasant Places and People

Tuesday members of the Volunteer Women's
Service Committee meet at the hospital to sort
and process the stamps, which Mr.. Hazard
makes up into special issues, ordinary mix
lures, or special mixtures. One dealer in Swe-
den orders ten to twelve sacks at a time.
After heavy storm in Alexandria, Tir-
ginia, the mail stopped coming for few days
to the house of the Rev. Ernest H. Sommer-
field, minister of the Mount Vernon Unitarian
Church. Finally, when the mailman, with no
mail, did show up, it was to collect IS cents
postage due. When the Rev Mr.. Sommerfield
asked why he didn't bring any mail with him,
the postman said, Because can't get
through "-whereupon he counted his change
very carefully and left
Don Amrhein, school bus driver who is
also Safety Chairman of the LinfhicunI, Mary
land Lions Club, became alarmed when he
discovered that it took twelve minutes for the
children to make an emergency exit from his
bus. After going through few basic drills and
Instructions with his charges. he found that
ne could cut the evacuation time down TO 30
seconds. II was so simple that Mr.. Amrhein
hopes other school bus drivers will time their
own passengers and follow suit if necessary
The West Texas State College, at Canyon.
Texas, has installed outlets in its football sta
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03

A discount house near Tempe, AyizOna,
recently started a sales campaign with the
slogan, Pick Us Clean" Somebody did, a
few days later, to the tune of $4,000 in
watches and rings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03
EIectraSOI ends
CHOKE-UP
in your dishWasher

How newfomua discovery gives you spotIess, fImfree
dshwashing every time! New formula Electrasol frees
your dshwasher from the suggshness caused by foam
chokeup! Releases torrents of water for about full
spray action! Dishes out spotess, your silver
cleaning, your glasses sparkling without hint
of dulling film! So let Elecraso restore full spray
action to your dishwasher whatever make you own.
Evening star., 1960-07-24

force into the Congo. He has
been asked also to speed the
removal of Belgian forces.
He plans to leave Tuesday
for Leopoldville for an on-the-
spot survey of U. N. efforts.
Nations Sending Troops
The n ations contributing
troops to the force and the total
pledged are:
Ethiopia, 800; Ghana, 2,1O0;
Guinea, 1900; Ireland, $50; Lii
IBERIA, 225; Mali, 800; Morocco,
$500; Sweden, 635; Tunisia,
1900.
They make up IA battalions
and five companies, all expect
ed to be on the scene within
the next seven days. Mr.. Ham
marskjold has said, however,
he will ask for more troops if
they are needed.
The United States has pro-
vided planes for almost three
fourths of the troop transport.
The United States, Sweden.
Canada, Norway, Ethiopia,
Britain and the Soviet Union
have aided also in transport
of troops and food.
All troops are instructed to
bring with them field rations
for two weeks, in order to give
the U. N. necessary time to ar
range for feeding the force.
Evening star., 1960-07-24

The boy was sleeping again
when Fleishman found Mr..
Rothkrug later.
House in Fashionable Area
Mr.. Fleishman, who called at
the house in the fashionable
Harbor Hills section of Great
Neck looking for a previous
owner, said he saw a door open
and heard means.
The attorney was almost in
coherent. Removed to the hos
pital, he underwent emergency
surgery almost Immediately.
Mr.. Rothkrug's marriage in
1854 to the former Nancy Lee
Leventhal, a senior then at New
York University, was a high
light of the social season. Mr..
Rothkrug's father, Dewey Roth
krug, is superintendent of the
Bronx Borough Presidents Of
flee.
The Rothkrug's beagle hound,
Legal" also apparently slept
through the episode. Neighbors
said they heard nothing.
But an elderly gardener, Jo-
seph BuikuS, said he saw the
Rothkrug car speed away with
a Negro at the wheel and Mrs.
Rothkrug by his side. The time
then was 7:20 am.
After the chase along the
Wilbur Cross parkway in Con-
necticut, Mrs. Rothkrug and
Black were taken to the State
Police Barracks in Bethany.
The FBI and Connecticut au-
thorities questioned Black.
Black pleaded guilty to the
charge of being a fugitive from
justice in Bethany Trial Justice
Court, but he refused to waive
extradition. He was held in
100000 bond.