News-Press from Fort Myers, Florida • Page 3

FORT MYER9 jCF1m. XEWg-PR8g. Tuesday, Ftnretrr Wl Lzl Its Drivers Favcr Arblrrctlcn City Court Hears Six Traffic Cases UCYU In Pcr.la Gcrda Twjlfth CirtJ-eday (SpeHal a tke Hewe-Preea) PUNTA GORDA, Fsb. 4 Miss Tc.f::5 Fc.b SAY MIAMI, Feb. 4 WV- Striking Six drivers Involved' In minor Junle Gillikin, daughter of Mr.

and In Girl Snatch Mrs. Gold Gillikin, entertained at nsrmsis mm PUNTA GORDA, Feb. 4 The United Christian Youth Movement a wiener roast in celebration of her traffic accidents were up In City Court yesterday. Llllie Mae Harrison, Negro, forfeited $50 bond and Mrs. Evelyn Teppens drew a 12th birthday anniversary Monday group of Punta Gorda held a ses Inn SunHaV at A n.

at the Pres afternoon. It was held at her horns on Cross Street. but drivers in Greater Miami today sent a telegram to Gov. Fuller Warren saying they would like to arbitrate under the terms set forth in the contract between' the bus companies and the union. W.

O. Fratier, president of the local AFL union, said at the same time that the United States Supreme Court had ruled that "compulsory arbitration laws, such as suspended sentence. Fined 125 kill if necessary" in the wide-spread hunt for the wanted man, described as a squat, ruddy-faced ho' dup expert brandishing a .45 automatic No. 1 on the list of suspects was an A.W.O.L, private from a field battery at Hanau. 15 miles east of Frankfurt He vanished Saturday ufter taking a jeep and a .45 automatic similar to the ont used by the kidnaper.

A man fitting the abductor's description was reported to have inquired last night at Wiederor-f elden about the next train to Frankfurt, then hired a German driver to take him to the main railway station here. This wat an hour after Mist Shelton had been They Offer nail Frse were Clarence Addison, Negro, San- Favors of party hats and bal ford B. Wicks of Miami, Joseph C. 1 a cuoicx or hyterisn Church with Miss Gussie Merle Peeplet in charge. Miss Peeples is Community Call chairman.

Miss Elizabeth Ann Cerny led group singing with John Hagan III at the piano. Miss Ellen Jean O'Neill and Samuel B. Watkins. ALL SELECT fLATC! Isidor Huegel of Miami forfeited loons were, given each guest The menu included, wieners and buns, potato salad, relishes, bubble gum, soft drinks and birthday cake. Serving were the honoree't sister, 125 for doing 60 on Cleveland Avenue; he was arrested by Patrol Harper, in charge ot aevonona trntniMt itav.

Alexander Lynn (iMtadlag Cola) Pollta! men Claude Addison and William Miss Joe Ann Gillikin and Misses Hassett. Hsrry C. Satchell for Grace Brown and Patsy Flint. Miss Laura Grunwsll read scripture. Miss Cora Ann Manning read and discussed the covenant of the Florida are unconstitutional.

Gov, Warren appointed an. arbitration board four days ago in an effort to settle the strike. A 1947 state law forbids strikes against public utilities when arbitration has been ordered, The guest list included Sarah feited 120 for speeding on McGregor Boulevsrd. llavo A William H. Stanley forfeited $5 movement.

Tha rrnnn will rather as much abandoned. From Frankfurt the Jenkins, Rosie Rawls, Suzanne Farr, Patsy Carpenter, Joan Odom, Myra Watson, Sharon Randolph, Bob Lilley, Bill Fletcher, Phil Don-nell, Tommy Surrency, Robert Wil warm clothing as possible, sizes man could have caught an express train for Paris or Switzerland. Miss Shelton it the stepdaugh for ignoring a stop sign, Patrick DeLaney $5 for parking in an unloading rone and William H. Winters $3 for blocking a driveway. nine months to 8 years, and sena it to Korea in answer to a letter fmm a marine.

Mrs. Georee Sum liams, Gary Flesher, Marion Wash ter of Master Sgt F. B. Burnt of Hot Springs, Va. Her abductor ington.

David Owens, Negro, drew $50 HUBERT M. HENDRY Hubert M. Hendry of San Jose, formerly of Fort Myers, has graduated from San Jose State College with a bachelor of arts de mers read the letter. Clothing is DR. MARCUS L.

SNOW Announces the Opening of His Office at 221 2 Broadway Fort Myers Eyea Examined Glasses Fitted and 2-5 and By Appointment Closed Thursdsy Afternoon Telephone 25501 or 30 days for slashing Will Whl-taker's left hand with a penknife. to be delivered to the Methodist rhnirh durinr the week with Sun Antrkcn Says Ckrnany Scoured For Gunman, EUYd an AWOL FRANKFURT, Fib. 4 W) The U. 8, Army and German police tonight put. out a vait dragnet for an American soldier absent without official leave at the No.

1 tuspect in the kidnaping of an 18-year-old American girl. The gunman, who snatched the girl at pistol point from her two oldier escorts, abandoned her in a stolen car last flight. An Army r-ublic information officer at the Frankfurt military post said to-right the girl, pretty, red-haired Mamie Ruth Shelton, had been "molested but not violated" in the half hour her kidnaper' sat beside her in the stalled car before he fled on foot Start and Stripes, Army newspaper, said the abductor, who was wearing a S. Army uniform, had ordered the girl to undress after the car had stopped in a lonely wood. The paper said the man had abused the girl for a half hour but did not criminally assault her.

The desperado, who spoke fluent English2 and said he was a prison fugitive, 'evaded more than 100,000 American military and German civilian police after his trail faded in a wood near here. Orders were issued "shoot to William and Lillie Mae Donald day as the deadline. Russia to Bhr.t gree and will continue his art education at the Art Students League in New York for the next year. Expecting to make portrait painting Miss Manning, John Hagan III, Miss Harper and Mrs. Summers wen named a nominstins? commit (Caatlaaee rroai Pmmm Oaet son and Luke Irby, Negroes, forfeited $25 each on gambling charges.

They were arrested while playing a card game, "skin," in a rooming house. Sgta. Aubrey Rogers and Kenyon Boyette dis forced her two U. S. Army sergeant escorts out of their sedan at pistol point, then raced with the girl along snow-covered country roads near Frankfurt for an hour until the left front tire blew out in a lonely wood.

Miss Shelton told army agents the abductor warned her; "I'll be wound here. If yon leave the car, I'll kill you." Then he walked off in the darkness. tee for officers and will report at him that clothing and ahoes of live prisoners wore out rapidly and hla life work, he then plans to go to Europe for two years and get ma were alow to be replaced. terial for exhibitions. covered the gsme In progress with $1.60 in the kitty while making a Hendry has painted a number Committee Chairman Madden (D-Ind) denounced the Katyn epi of portraits and murals for persons in snd around Ssn He routine check in the neighborhood.

sode as "the greatest organised mass genocide in world history." He the next meeting. Group meetings will be held the first Sunday in each month and council meetings the last Sunday. The council will include one youth and one adult from each Fruit punch and cookies were served by Mrs. Vssco Peeples, sponsor of the Presbyterian fellowship. nthara rtndln wore Miss Luther and Ella Mae Mathis, is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Gus Hendry. Negroes, forfeited $15 each for a disturbance on Palm Avenue. Hilda Mae 0.vens, 21, and Anderson said the committee hopes its hearing record eventually will "serve to convict the guilty at an international court." Jones, 24, shrimper, both Negroes, BEACH MEETING TONIGHT Fort Myers Beach Business Association will hold its meeting tonight at 8 p.m., at the Beach Community Hall, Rolf Schell, president said yesterday. Ways and means to put tip street signs will be discussed, as will pros and cons of incorporation at the Beach.

Jcne Maxwell Guest 0.1 13th Birthday Van Vliet, called home from Glenda Paturesu, Miss Sandra were handed suspended $10 fines and told to go and fight no more. army duty in Japan to testify, told Two drunks forfeited $15 each. Hancock, Miss Jesnie Harper, Mias Jacqueline Kennedy, Miss Ester Maria Waihnlv Mile Pennies. (Saerial the News-Preae) PUNTA GORDA, Feb. 4 Mr.

the lawmakera he submitted his original report on the massacre to the Pentagon on May 22, 1945. Following the disappearance of Three others drew six day. One had his remsining two days suspended on his promises to leave town, Miss Jean Cleveland, Miss Joyce Cleveland, Miss Ruth McKinney and Mrs. R. S.

Maxwell enter tained for their daughter, Jane that report, he said, he wrote in ii a On her 13th birthday Monday af May, 1950, a second report containing the same major facts and con LIPSTICK VICTIM BARTOW. Feb. 4 UP) Willlsm clusions. 35-fsijeeise 'iW jm mmm Extra Specials For Tuesday end Wednesday Dial 2-1196 For Free Delivery Servic OPEN All DAY WEDNESDAY PEAS EGGS Happy Vale Sweet Grade Large Shipped 2 25c V'? ffi: 55c Lee County Firm Red Ripe TOMATOES 3 29c LIVER I SQUASH Young Tender Beef Fancy Yellow 79' 225'- Small Tender Picnic 1 HAMS lb. 43c ORANGES I JUICE; Freeh Pineapple Garden Gold Crapefrait 2-29' 2 15' Edward Newbill, returned here from Arizona to face trial on an armed robbery charge, said waa hla undoing.

Newbill The colonel's second report wss eventually relased by the Defense Department at the insistence of the House inquiry committee. ternoon at the Woman's Club. The rooms were decorated with arrangements of red and pink hibiscus. The Valentine motif was carried out in cloth, napkins and cups. Birthday cake squares, fruit punch and gum drops were served.

Folk dancing was enjoyed. Mrs. T. B. Turman, Jane's grandmother, Mrs.

Homer Jones, Mrs, Robert Moore and Mrs. Wil and Miss Kutti wcatneriy. Chamber Slogan Entries Received Fancy artwork and pen and Ink scrolls mark 17 entries received in the first four dsys of the Chamber of Commerce slogan contest, Harvey B. Richards, chairman, said yesterday. enthusiastic response Indi 6aid his wife turned him in because he came home smeared with lip Dollar for City Turned Info Dimes stick ahe knew wasn't her brand, Deputy sheriff Hamp Rogers related.

Newbill is accused of holding up Frank Hallam at Eloise and taking $400 in cash and jewelry valued at $1,000. liam Fletcher assisted Maxwell with games and serving. A dollar bill sent to the News- Attending Were Lepma Maxwell, cates a promising cooperative at Inez Bennett R. Everett Bennett Announce the opening of River View Home for Chronic, Senile, Convalescent Phone 5-9481 Catoosa Vista Press by an anonymous citizen to start a fund to keep Pat McCutch-eon in jail was turned over to the titude among our people for manu Advertisement Ruth McKinney, Ruth Weatherly, Betty Jo and Carolyn Kinsey, Nancy Lawhorne, Carole Breeden, Rebecca Raymond, Janice Taylor, facturers choosing to come down lieie and start light industries," March of Dimes yesterday. Mayor Sheila Gouldmg, Frances Ballard, Heard Edwards had declined to accept it and nothing further was heard from the anonymous donor.

Rcccrd Relief fcrSOUa STOMACH Janice Jones, Sandra Howe, Sherra Jones. Marsha Gale Jones, Marsha Richards said. A $25 defense bond will be awarded for. the best slogan expressing Lee County's desire for new industries. Entries are limited to 10 words and must be sent to Meanwhile McCutcheon remained in jail.

It appeared that city of for heertbara, ses. add BaiBV-WM. SailoalrlOe. ecu Advertisement t. ficials hsd abandoned the idea of releasing the Negro gambler after Fletcher, Patsy Hatch, Laura Grunwell, Mary Troglen, Clifton Earnest, Albert Lowe, Anton Jones, Bert Stephens, Bill Hucke-by, Robert Breeden, Towles Bige-low, Burt Rountree and Douglas Maxwell.

P. 0. Box 1311, Fort Myers by mid. night Feb. 15.

TAKE il LOOK AT YOUR II1SIDES one month of his four-month sentence. Councilmen had proposed to parole him for economy and "Judging will rest on the merit Sa- rO TMK TUMMY other reasons. of the slogan itself and not on the excellence of any emphasized Tony Dwyer, secretary. Entries have been received from Mesdames Roger Clapp, Gordon Twins Enterteined Oh Third Birthday (aerial tn the Nrwe-Preaa) Nielson, Charles Stockmaster, D. B.

Hall and Henry A. Wright; Misses Dorish Walsworth, Esther PUNTA GORDA, Feb. 4 Mrs. Virginia Oliphant entertained for Ghck, Ruth D'Agostino, Viola Mlw jam euni Jondl her twins Linda and Larry Monday afternoon on their third birthday Tiedeman, Trills Germon and Abby Townsend, and Paul V. Allen, A.

E. Forester, Frank Padgett, Jack Justice, D. W. Strickland and Don Rents. at her home on Carmelita Avenue.

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Follow label directions. At your druggiati'. cake. Balloons and paper hats were given as favors. Contest and games were played.

Mrs. Ben Tyner, Mrs. Dernll Moore and Mrs. George Watson Morris Sets Up Cleanup Quarters WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 Newbold Morris set up headquarters as the Truman administration's special anti-corruption sleuth today with a pledgs against sec assisted Mrs.

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Absolutely oUifatif. he went to Japan and cannot be tried for treason, even though a U. S. resident. The Supreme Court case will concern this legal point, not the brutality charges.

S7l Kawakita returned to the U. Wl HIHr'Srar. In October, 1946, on an American passport He was working in a department store in Cslif ornia when a former GI prisoner spotted him. Kawakita fled. Seven months later NOW ON DISPLAY I-' i Allies Sewlne, Center 117 West Flagler St, "i a woulS Hke a rati kerne SemeaitreUea veer fattr suraaeeeS SEBtrLT sutOCa iwMw at eellsetki iTim.

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