The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 3

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19W Team of 50 Investigators Quietly Continue Search For Kidnaper of Ruotolo Child BLYTHEVTLLE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS HAMDEN, Conn. (AP) headquarters. Men come in and This room, once used for a New Haven County detective a day. They are working fcir a lo the kldnap-murdcr of a chubby little Infant G-weelc-pld Cynthia Ruotolo, daughte' of an fSO-a- week paint.salesman and his wife, who have lost two previous infant children. One died of pneumonia; the other in an accident.

Nearly a month ago, Cynthia was taken from her carriage in a department store and thrown, apparently shortly afterward, into lake a mile away in this New Haven suburban area. Three boys found the body five days later, into a plastic bag. and weighted down with a rock. Suffocation An autopsy showed she died of suffocation, but police couldn't tell whether from drowning or from being stuffed in the air-light bag. She also had a bruise on the Jeft side of her head.

But a pathologist said the bruise, suffered before she died, did not cause death. Police say they have rehashed the case frcm start to finish repeatedly. Cynthia's mother Eleanor Ruotolo. 33, and a neighbor went to the store Sept. 1 and parked not far from the foyer.

Mrs. Ruotolo put Cynthia In a folding carriage and attached a heavy netting over the top. She wheeled the carriage into the foyer. Then she and the neighbor, Mrs. Paul Rebucci, went off to shop.

"We went, in together and shopped for about 15 minutes," Mrs. Rebucc! said. "She got a toy for the baby, plastic bells to hang across the crib. "After that she checked the' baby and wj had a hot dog at the snack bar." Mrs. Rcbuccl said Mrs.

Ruotolo then went to the second floor of the store while she went to the men's department to visit her husband, a salesman there. "Finally, we went to get the baby and leave. Mrs. Ruotolo pushed the carriage out to the sidewalk. Out there she 'ifted the netting and we discovered the baby was gone.

"It's pretty confused from that point. She didn't scream, but she became incoherent. She went frantically looking for the baby and she said, 'Where's my Police came shortly afterward ind went swiftly "through their routing set-tine up roadblocks, dragfrins ponds, combing woods. In Store Store officials estimate there were 4,000 people that day at the store. From half a dozen of those people, police pieced together a description of a woman carrying a baby "awkwardly" across the store parking lot or taking a baby out of a carriage.

She was dark, short and stocky, they said. Detective Edmund Flanagan says his 50-man will question 1.100 people who were ac the store Sept. 1. Their names were taken from credit purchase lists or from checks cashed at the store. Flanagan said the Investigators will try everything to solve the case.

It may look like he said, but added: "We're not back where we started from. We've cleared up a lot of angles but we say what they are." By ED BUTLER There's a long, narrow room in Hamden's red brick oolice go out all day long. Us lights burn all night and envo ha borrowed indefinitely by and a team of 50 investigators. Their work is costing $1,000 Nehru to Visit US in December NEW DELHI Prime Minister Nehru will visit the United States and President Eisenhower In Decembjr, Foreign Ministry sources said yesterday. The sources added' exact dates and duration of the stay have not been fixed yet.

-Vehru originally was to have visited Eisenhower in but the trip was postponed because of the President's illness. Bank Call Issued WASHINGTON comptroller of the currency yesterday issued a call lor a 'statement of the condition ol all national banks at the of business Wednesday fept. 26. Building Permits and Real Estate Transfers Artie and Irene Moody ib Louis and Ercel Eastman. Part of S50 acres of WVi of NEV 4 of Section 1, TP.

15N, R. R. L. Davenport Patterson to Minnie Simmons. Lot Block 1, of H.

Subdivision. Myrtle Fisher to Billy O. and Claudene Pierce. Part ol of NEVi of Section 36, TP. 15N, R.

8E. Frank J. and Alberta P. Wagner to Orcie C. and Maurlne Record, Jr.

Lot 13, Block 8, of Country Club Area Addition. B. and Geneva Richardson to William P. and Rosemary Lamar. Lot 3, Block of John B.

Walker Second Subdivision. Ben ar.d Mary Crate to James L. and L. Branscum. Lot 5, of C.

Walker Subdivision. R. C. and Mabel H. Farr and W.

S. and Doris Allen to Albert H. and Margaret I. Byrne. Lot 18, Block 4, Dixie Gardens Subdivision.

Virgil and Dovie Evans to Eugene and Irnogene Dobbins. W95 Feet of N141 feet of Lot 3, in of Section 36, TP 15N R. 8E. Gayland D. and Mary P.

Lewis lo George O. and Hazel W. Neal. Lot 12, Block 7, of Ruddle Addition and Lot 5, Block 5, of re- plat of Lots 3 and 4 in Block 5 of William L. Walker Second Subdivision.

W. A. and Louise Hensoii to Harvey Lee M. Henson. NH of Lot 2, Block 4, of Chicago Mill and Lumber Company third addition.

Susie P. Henson to Harvey L. and Betty M. Henson, 2 of Lot 11 Block of Chicago Mill and Lumber Company third addition. Mississippi County Lumber Company to Riley R.

and Maxine Quick. Lot 1, of 1 of Lot 2 Block 1, of Horner Second Addition. EDCO Incorporated to Otis ami Dorothy Cole. Lot 2, Block 6, East End Development. and Marilyn Mann to fred B.

Tounzen. Lot 10. Block 2 of P. J. O'Brien Subdivision.

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 44 BE IT RESOLVED by the House al Representatives the State of Arkansas, and by the Senate. A majority of all members elected to each House agreeing thereto: That the following is hereby pro- ppse-d as an Amendment to the Constitution of the State of Arkansas, and upon being submitted to the electors ol the state for approval 01 rejection at the next genera! election tor Representatives and Sen- notified to appear In said court on the first day of its October, 1958 term and show cause why the tide to said lands should not be confirmed in said Byrl MceHnry. Witness my hand as sucij clerk, and the seal of said court this 31st of August, 1956. SEAL GERALDINE LISTON, Clerk.

By OPAL DOYLE, D. C. B. Cook, Attorney for petitioner. alors If a majority ol the electors voting thereon, at such an election, adopt such Amendment, the same shall become a part of the Constitution of the Slate of Arkansas ton-it: SECTION' 1.

In addition to the tax millage now allowed, after the consent of the majority of those voting on the question at any general or special election in or municipal corporations the cities. municipal corporations maj an- nuahy thereafter, levy an additional tax on the assessed value oJ real and personal property, not to exceed an additional five mills on the dollar: provided such additional tax shall not exceed three and one-half mills on the dollar for general purposes: and provided that a further one and one-hall mills on the dollar of such total additional tax may be levied, from which, and only for this designated purpose there shall be created a Fund to pay Retirement Salaries and pensions to the non-uniformed paid employees of said cities theretofore or therealte; earned, and pensions to cne uridows i and minor children of such, as may Oa provided by law Trie manner ol such levy of the tax. and the eligibility lor the retirement salaries and pensions, the several amounts there- of and payable, shall be such i Approved: March 24, 1955 HALL Secretary of State I.V THE CHANCERY COURT FOR THE CHICKASAWBA DISTSIST, OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, ARKANSAS NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that there I has been filed in the office of the I clerk of Chancery Court tor I the Chickasawba District of Mis-1 sissippi County, Arkansas, a peti-1 tion to confirm and quiet in Byrl McHenry the title to the following lands in Manila, Chickasawba District of Mississippi County, Arkansas, to-wit: Lot 2D Nw Ne Irregular lots 31, Twp. I5N. Range 9 East, H.

Ashabranner Addition lo the town of Manila, Arkansas. All persons claiming said lands. or any interest therein, are hereby TELEPHONE 69 SATURDAY Double Feature Fred MacMURRAY Dorothy MALONE COOP SHOW SUNDAY MONDAY BROS. rxiC.V.WHITNCV PICTURE SEARCHERS' mo ncumaoi JEFFREY mnffEl MILES "GUNPOINT" MacMurray, Sylvia Sidney Henry Fonda "Trail of the Lonesome Pine" SUNDAY and MONDAY Double Feature BATTLE CRY ALL STAR CAST Jack Webb in "24 HOUR ALERT" Cotton Pickers and Combints As well all other Agricultural Implements Km, for a Tery nominal snm. can protect this properti from ss: Mi S.

(Mac) DANIELS WILLIAMS INS. COSfTWTt INSURANCE COVUtAOK FARM AND COMMERCIAL LOANS Exploding Shell Hits US Ship; 1 Sailor Killed YOKOSUKA, Japan UR An er- Plodlng shelf killed one American sailor and Injured nine others aboard the U. S. destroyer Buck Thursday. A Navy announcement said apparently the time mechanism in trie fuse 6f a fragmentation shell exploded prematurely.

PAGE Tina The shell pierced the ship's hull. Tne operating off Sas- ebo, Japan, returned to port. 2 British Troops Killed on Cyprus NICOSIA, Cyprus If, Two Brit- isn servicemen were killed with bullets in the back along Nicosia's 1 murder mile" yesterday. A third was wounded but drew a gun and returned the fire. The deaths brought to 49 the to- la! of British servicemen killed since the EOKA underground 18 months ago began its campaign of violence against British rule of the Mediterranean island colony.

Book Conveyor DENVER MV-More than 500.000 from Denver's main public Horary are being moved on a 700- foot long conveyor belt to a new $3,300,000 library. Books in the old library are placed in boxes which are then put onto the conveyor. It transports across Civic Center. On the way it rises to a height of 14 feet to bridge traffic over busy 14th Avenus. THE PROBATE COURT OF THE C1HCKASAWBA DISTRICT MISSISSIPPI COUNTY ARKANSAS I THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Probate No 1 MERTON LEROY MITCHELL' Deceased NOTICE Last Known Address of Decedent- 90) Pecan Street Blytheville, Arkansas, Date of Death: July 1C, 1956.

Two instruments dated June 15 and December 8, 1954 were on ihe 11th nay of September, 1356 admitted to probate as the Last V. II and Codicil to Last will of the above named decedent, and undersigned has been appointed Administrator with will annexed thereunder. A contest of the probate of the Will and Codicil can be effected only by filing a petition within ihe time piovided by law. All persons having claims agains; ihe estate must exhibit them, duly verified, to the under- signed within six months from the oate of the first publication of this notice, or they shall be forever barred and precluded from any benefit In the estate. This notice first published 22nd day of 1956 ORVAL M.

MITCHELL, Administrator with Will annexed Route 3, Blytheville, Arkansas REID AT SURGE, AUorneys Blyiheville, Arkansas, RADIATOR WORK Boiled Out Repaired Flo Tested Re-cored ALL WORK GIMRAVTEEB NO MOTHBALLS NEEDED look like Grandpa's red woolen "Long Johns," but they're really "Glamor Gams" of sheer nylon in bright colors. They were recently shown in New York City, for wear with sports skirts, kilts and shorts. Liberty Museum NEW YORK A drive for rive million dollars to build a museum of Immigation at the foot of the Statue of Liberty will start next month. Sponsors of the campaign said the drive will open Oct. 28, the 70th anniversary-of the unveiling of the statue in New York harbor.

$2 Day Raise For Cool Miners WASHINGTON Ml negotiations reportedly brought agreement on a new daily wage increase and additional vacation pay for many of the nation's coal miners. There had been no prior announcement even that negotiations were under way between President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers and Edward P. Pox, new head of the Bituminous'Coal Operators Assn. In the past, agreements between the two groups set the pattern lor the soft coal Industry.

Formal announcement that they have agreed on terms of a new contract Is expected next Tuesday, when the Independent UMW opens Iks convention In Cincinnati. Retail Soles Up 11 PerCent ST. LOUIS store sales In the Eighth Federal Reserve District last week climbed 11 per cent over the corresponding period In 1955. Tne Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis reported yesterday the sales gains ranged from 4 per cent in the Little Rock area to 16 per cent in Memphis.

Louisville reported a 14 per cent increase. St. Louis 9 per cent and the eight smaller district cities 13 per cent. For the four weeks ended Sept. 22 sales gained 7 per cent over corresponding period last year.

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Bcetsr nut MSFK mesMin COME-HEAR-ENJOY Rev. Robert Woodruff at Special Youth Revival OPENING AT Full Gospel Tabernacle BOUND FOR SUEZ Walter Equils, of New Kensington, is the first American pilot to obtain a State Department visa for Egypt since nationalization -of the international waterway. Equils Is ol several Americans to volunteer for pilot service on the canal. Egypt has been advertising all over the world tor pilots to replace those of the old Suez Canal Co. KILL JOHNSON GRASS Sodium Chlorate 1110 Drum 12.50 Dowpon 50 Lb.

Drum 48.50 5 Lb. Can s.80 Webb Culvert Tile Co; wajf si at state Phsne OS borne 3-8414 Lilly Vine Street! Sunday, Sept. 30 to Oct. 14 Services Each Night at 7:45 Good Singing Dynamic Preaching REV. A.

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