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PAGE TWENTY-ONE THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1 941 says she seemed upset and said that some sort of' trouble was brewing Given Four Years Committee Kills Backgrounds 'm she would have reported it to the police. Instead, she kept quiet about what had happened to her. When Arkwright asked her about her face the next morning, she told N. Y. Curb Market Closing in connection with McLeod "Whatever the trouble was," mused Joel, "her plans for the din By United him it was none of his business." ner party seem to have concerned it Janet frowned.

"Yes-Mt does seem ruia aarnsmn Cohen Art Bill In Theft of Ring Cities Serv 6 pf 53 ft 53 queer that she wouldn't say anything about an attempted robbery." High Low Close Ala Gt Sou 85 85-1-i 85 Cities Sv 6 pf 92 92 92 ant Visinitf. Alum Co Am 117 117 117 in some way. "But how?" Janet asked. "How could serving a dinner, setting a place for a dead man and giving the effect of a funeral with black decorations accomplish anything?" "I wish I knew." Joel said so Accused of entering the home of From Page One ca a sn zv8 El Bd Sh 6 pf 58 58 58 Gen El Ltd 4 414 4 Gulf Oil 33 33'4 33Mt C. E.

Shaffer, Middletown, R. of the bill, asked that his bill be tabled. Mesabi Iron 7-16 7-16 7-16 "The bill is dead," he said as he berly. "Well, let's get on with our outline. Arkwright says it was Alum Co pf 111 111 111 Am Gas Si 24" 24 24 Am Super 5-32 Vj Auto 3 Mi 3' Bell Tel Can 97Vi 97,4 97 Carrier Corp tVx 1k 7V2 Cessna Aire Co 4'g 4V Chesebrough 89,4 89'4 89V2 Cities Serv 3 3 3V 1, where he is alleged to have stolen a ring, 5 and two.

revolvers, John W. Lightner, Columbia, S. was sentenced by President Judge Hargest in the Dauphin County Court yesterday to serve two to Niag Pwr 2Va 2 Vk Noma Elec 3M, 3 '4 3V8 Pennroad 2 2Vi 24 about 9.30 when he left Nina. This left the meeting. Cohen added: "Here's another queer thing." Joel tapped the outline with his finger.

"She was still wearing that green hat the next morning. Why? A robbery or an emergency of some kind might explain her returning home in it the night before, but it wouldn't explain her appearing in it again in the morning. She must have owned rafts of hats, yet she continued to wear this cheap on which went poorly with the rest of her costume. There's some hidden significance in that green hat. I'm sure of it!" is corroborated by George, who saw him leave the pool.

The medical Quaker pf 149V 149i 149 Sel Ind pr pf 4514 4V 45 ,4 Sherwin-W 67 67 67 "I asked the committee to take ill is action because I am convinced examiner places the time of death at 10, but that's only approximate. efter careful study of its provi four years in the Eastern Penitentiary. Jail sentences and fines were imposed by Judge Wickersham on fions with competent tax experts He might be off by half an hour. Still, if Arkwright killed Nina, what became of the ax? It seems pretty and representatives of various in terested groups in Philadelphia N. Y.

Stock Market Closing and elsewhere that it could result By United Press a number of women who were arrested in recent raids on disorderly houses. Assistant District Attorney David S. Kohn pointed out to the court the menace and danger To Be Continued Th -h8ractir In 1hig oerial are Copyright, 1941, Simon Schuster, Inc. in loss of revenue to the Common wealth. "1 am also fearful that it would definite tnat he didn't have it when George saw him leaving." Janet shook her head.

"Not even Loring can figure out what became of the ax." anyway, Arkwright's talk with Nina is the last we know of her before her death." Joel handed the outline to Janet. "Look this over, and then we'll try drawing a few conclusions from it." Janet read through it slowlv. "I of the presence of the disorderly establish an unfortunate precedent productive of loss of revenue in the Adams Exp Air Reduc Alaska Juneau future. GETS MASTER DEGREE WAYNESBORO, June 4. Noah M.

Baugher, principal of the Waynesboro Junior High School, received his master of arts degree at the houses in the vicinity of the military camps. He urged heavier sentences to break up the vice con Allegh Corp Failure to stop at a railroad grade crossing; by a motorist whose car is struck by a train would not Allegh Cp pf $30 Allegh Lp pi commencement of Allied Chem be considered contributory negli think it covers all the important Western Maryland College, Monday ditions in the city. Among sentences imposed on the women were: Mildred B. Jenkins, Cumberland street near Grape, disorderly house, $75 fine and five months; Am Can Am Car Fdy Swift Co 21 Texas Corp 39 Tex Sul 34 ft Tide A Oil 9ft Timken 42 Transamerica 4ft 20th Cent-Fox 5ft Und Ell Fish 31 Union Carb 70 Un Oil Cal 13ft Un Pacific 80ft Un Aircraft 39ft Un Air Lines 10ft United Corp 9-16 United Cp pf '21 United Drug 3 United Fruit 61ft Un Gas Imp 6ft Ind Ale 24 Steel 54ft gence under provisions of the Jones bill passed finally today by the House. The affirmative vote was 105, just a constitutional ma Am Car pf Am Loco Am Mach Fdy Am Rad Mary Kirchoff, Cumberland street BIG CAIIIIOII poinis.

"It divides up," said Joel. "There are two threads running through it the thread of the money and the thread about Danny McLeod." He out a finger on the first item. "This is the beginning of the money thread this telephone conversation with Arkwright in which Nina refused to come down from the $200,000 she jority. near Grape, disorderly house, $75 Am Safe Razor 21ft 39 34 9 42 414 5ft 31 70 13ft 79 ft 39 10 ft ft 21ft 3 61ft 6ft 24 54 ft 116ft 24 ft 9-16 3 23 ft 90ft 14 63ft 12 33 ft 21 39 34 9 4234 4ft i 5ft 30 69ft 13 79 ft 38ft 10 ft ft 21ft 3 61ft 6 24 53 "2 116 ft 24 ft 9-16 3ft 23 ft 90 14 63 ft 12ft 32 ft By a vote of 189 to 1, the House fine and five months Lucy A. Lee, DISH TOWEL "NE of the landmarks in Dauphin County is Wenrich's Church, located in that eastern part of the county which is rich in historic lore.

The church was given the name of a family which has been associated with the history of the church from its beginning, and which family itself has lived in the locality of the church almost from the first settlement of the district. Back of the Wenrich's who settled in Dauphin County is an interesting story, some of which has to be guessed and the rest is based on known records. In 1709, after the wars of Louis the 14th, King of France, had devastated that region of the Rhineland known as the Palatinate, thousands of impoverished Palatines fled to Holland and then to England, with the assistance of the English government under Marlborough and Queen Anne. Back of the original offer of a haven to these people, crushed under the weight of years and years of warfare, was the idea that quite a few of them could be sent to the American colonies as settlers. As far as the Palatines themselves were concerned, they had been hearing for years of the wonderful country of Pennsylvania.

William Penn had visited Germany several times and several companies had been formed in Germany to arrange for sending settlers to America. However only those who had settled Germantown had come. But in 1709, when some 13,500 of the Palatines of all ages were in England, seeking a place to go to in the new world, William Penn was in financial difficulties and in no position to aid the impoverished Palatines get to the western world. So instead of going to Pennsylvania, those who did reach America were sent to New York and were settled in the Mohawk Valley and adjacent localities. Among these Palatines who went to England in 1709 and then to New York in 1712, were the families of Benedict Wen-nerich and Balthasar Wennerich.

Their names appear in the lists of these Palatine settlers New York in 1710 and in 1712. That of Benedict Wennerich is missing from the list of settlers in the New York settlement in 1717. In some manner, this Benedict Wennerich had come to Pennsylvania, for in 1716, 250 acres of land immediately southeast of Lancaster on the Conestoga Creek, was surveyed to Benedict Wenrich, whose name appears in the tax for what was called Conestoga Township, while all the lands along the Susquehanna were still part of Chester County. In 1734, Benedict Wenrich sold his land on the Conestoga and disappears from that locality, while the name of Wenrich is listed among the settlers in the Swatara valley. As these too came from New York, although much later, no doubt Wenrich rejoined his old friends in the new settlement.

M. B. Am Am Tob passed finally a bill that would Dewberry street near Cherry, $100 fine and three months; Ruby Jones, give the Democrats control of the funds of the Unemployment Com Am Woolen Anaconda Mulberry and third streets, costs, WHIN YOU BUY A BOX wanted. Then, that night, she got Armour 111 pensation Fund in Pennsylvania Steel pf 117 Armour 111 pr pf J'ayments oi the fund monies could only be made by agreement SILVER BUST of the State Treasurer and the Social Security Board. At present and placed mder custody of health authorities; Nellie Maxwell, Boas street near Ash, $25 fine and costs; Edna E.

Jones, Dewberry street near Cherry, $50 fine and six months; Blanche Curry, Mulberry and Third streets, costs and placed under custody of health authorities; Dolores Fay Scott, Mulberry the Secretary of Labor and Indus Vanadium 24V4 Wabash pf A 9-16 Warner Bros 3ft West Union 2334 Westing El 90ft White Mot 14 Wrigley 63 ft Yellow Tr 13 Young Sheet 33ft i Atchison Atl Line Atl Refining Aust Nich pr A Aviation Corp Bald Loco ct Bait Ohio Bayuk Cig Beth Steel Beth Stel 7 pf Boeing Air try, a Republican, and the Board handle the fund. Is r-ee The Republicans admitted after and Third streets, S50 fine or thirty days; Dorothy Kennedy, Sarah street near York, $5 fine and three Borden cording to borings theory, later hid it in a flowerpot. "The next morning, we have the beginning of the thread about McLeod. She arranged for a dinner at which a place would be set for him. and she secretly arranged to have a place card made for him.

Then, she was seen with the clippings about him, and spoke of him $100,000 in cash from him and, ac-to Arkwright. "In addition to those two main threads, we have the mystery of the green hat and the mystery of her black eye and bruised face. On the night before her death, she went out in an expensive black hat but returned in a cheap green one. She returned, too, in a battered condition. What happened to her in the meantime?" "Arkwright says she was all right when he saw her at 8.30," said Janet.

"And she was still wearing the black hat at that time. Perhaos. Boston Me Bklyn-M the bill was passed they had not known the bill had been under consideration. It went through by a vote of 198 to 1. Representative 1 1 J.

Turner, Republican, Delaware, later explained the bill, stating it will probably go to a conference committee after the Republican Senate has rejected its provisions. Bucyrus-bne Burroughs Lafe Rally on Stock Exchange By Vnited Press NEW YORK. June 4. News that Caterpillar Cerro de Pasco Childs months. Other sentences imposed were: William G.

Hassler, Lebanon, drunken driving, $150 fine; Jacob Mark Young, keeping gaming house, $50; Lonnie Dunbar, Christian street, Steelton, resisting an officer, $50; Edward E. Bcattie, Washington, larceny, $5 and six to twelve months in jail; Mrs. Margaret Beattie, Washington, statu Chrysler City Stores Coca-Cola Colum Gas Com Solvents Cong-Nairn Dairy Improvement the House Ways and Means Committee had "tentatively killed" the IM THE SAFE, SUDSY SOAP FOR DISHES Association to Meet The annual meeting of the Dau Treasury Department's plan to levy drastice corporate excess profits taxes brought a late rally into the after she left him, some one tried to tory offenses, $20 and six to twelve months; Andrew Washko. Pittsburgh, statutory charge, $100. phin County Dairy Herd Improve Stock Market today after early hesi merit Association will be held in the Leona Mae Nixon, 19, Negro AND LAUNDRY.

BIG 17X30 DISH TOWEL Middle Paxton Consolidated School near Dauphin, next Tuesday evening tancy. Volume improved. Bonds and most commodities dLs played an upward trend. Wheat closed with small losses af rob her of the money he gave her. That might explain the condition of her face, though it wouldn't explain why she hid the money in a flowerpot when she returned to the hotel." "Maybe," said Joel, "but it could not have been an ordinary hold-up by a common thug.

In that case. at 7.30 clock, Standard Time, it WORTH 10 OR MORE was announced today by L. B. Har per, Harrisburg. secretary-treasurer.

ter coming within striking distance PACKED INSIDE Dr. C. P. Bishop, director ot the Bureau of Animal Industry, State woman, of Harris street near Sixth, was sent to the Industrial Home for Women at Muncy after she pleaded to voluntary manslaughter in connection with the concealment of the death of her new-born illegitimate child. Wesley C.

Hickes, Verbeke street near Wallace, alleged father of the child, was fined $50 and directed to of the best levels this season and other grains were soft. However, cocoa, cotton, wool, sugar and cof 4 lee were firm. Department of Agriculture, will speak on "Calfhood Vaccination" and the "Control of Bang's Disease." C. R. Gearhart.

ot State College, will mm The stock list opened firm, but follow-through buying was re dLscuss dairy herd improvement strained by uneasiness over pros pects for a British-French clash in work in Pennsylvania. All dairyman interested in improving their hsrds have been invited to attend. mil i DOIAN BIRKLEY NOW IS THE TIME TO THINK OF THE FUTURE! pay the costs on a morals charge. Acquitted of Larceny Elmer Kreiser, Middletown, was Syria. acquitted of larceny and malicious High Low Close 5 5 5 40ft 40V4 40Vi 4 3'i, 4 7V 7 "a 7i8 6 6 6 "i47Vi 146'i 147,2 80 78 78 27ft 2714 274 70 Vi 70 70 123,4 l2Vz 12'i lUi im lVz 6 6ig 6 5 5 5 157ft 1543,4 137ft 63 62 63 5 5 26ft 26' 26V4 4ft 4ft 4 18 54 ft 54 54 27ft 27V4 27 ft 19i'4 19ft 19V4 20 ft 20 20 ft 14ft 14 14ft 3ft 3ft 3ft 13ft 13ft 13 3ft 3ft 3ft 26 ft 26 ft 26 ft 71ft 70 ft 71ft 122 122 122 16 15ft 15ft 19ft 19ft 19ft 1 lft 1 6 14 6ft 6ft 10ft 10ft 10ft 7'4 7 7 44-ft 43 ft 44ft 313, 31 31ft lft lft lft 56 ft 55 ft 55 2ft 2ft 2 89 ft 89 89 3 23i 3 10 9ft 10 15ft 15ft 15ft 6ft 6 6 14 ft 13 13 2ft 234 2ft 21 21ft 21ft 46 46 46 10 934 934 3ft 3ft 3ft 20 ft 20 Vs 20 ft 70ft 69ft 69ft 147 146ft 146ft 116ft 115 116ft 1 lft 1 31ft 31ft, 31ft 33 ft 33 ft 33 ft 84 84 84 3ft 3ft 3'i lft lft lft 51 51 51 ft ft ft 37ft 37 ft 37ft 2ft 2ft 2ft 34 ft 34 ft 34 ft 12ft 12ft 12ft 16ft 16ft 16ft 11-16 11-16 11-16 15 14ft 14ft 101 101 101' 2ft 27'g 2ft 7-16 ft ft 7ft 7ft 7ft 50ft 50 ft 50ft lft 1 lft 6ft 6ft 6 2 2 2 58 57 ft 58 7 7 7 36 ft 35 ft 35 34 24 ft 24ft 24 ft 21ft 21 21ft 1 15-16 1 5ft 5ft 5ft 14ft 1434 1434 26 ft 26 ft 26 ft 23 ft 23 23 ft 51ft 5034 51 ft 7ft 7'4 714 3434 34 ft 34 ft 5ft 5 5 4ft 4 4 16 15 16 11 lift lift 13ft 12 12 15ft 15 15 143 143 14.1 6ft 6ft 6ft 34 33 ft 34 12'i 12 12ft 13ft 13ft 13ft 29ft 2834 28 13ft 12ft 13 6ft 63i 6ft 2 ft 2ft 2ft 1ft lft lft 25 2434 25 42ft 41ft 42'i 23ft 23 23 ft 28 27ft 27 9ft 9ft 9ft 234 2ft 2 18ft 18ft 18ft 29 28 29 38ft 38ft 38ft 30 ft 2934 30 ft 14ft 13ft 14ft 15ft 15 15 70ft 69 69ft 9ft 9 Oft 23 22 22 lift 11 11 12ft 12 12 59 59 59 5ft 5ft 5ft 118 118 118 37 ft 37 37 5ft 5ft 5ft 4 4 4 wouldn't have touched with a ten- UK MiO LIVESTOCK International A'cics Service f'HICAOO.

June 4. Livestock: Lands in Hospital mischief by a jury before Judge foot pole." Hoks: H. Odd: 10-150 hiither. Holdovers "She arrived at Arkwright's hotel Richards, but he was directed to pay the costs on the malicious mis After Suicide Effort 2IIOO: ton bulk heavies room at about 8.30, Janet offered. chief charge.

William Chrismer, "And he paid her $100,000 in cash. Hungry, homeless and without mediums lights liplit lights JS.7.V9.35; packing sows pigs Cattle: 11.000; steady. Calves 1000. Then let's see. Next, I think, comes Green street near Cumberland, funds, John J.

Dalton. 67, was re charged with surety of the peace Cons Oil Cont Bak A Cont Mot Cont Oil Del Corn Prod Del Hud Lac Det Edison Douglas Aire DuPont DuPont pf Elec Pwr Lt El Pw $6 pf El Pw $7 pf. Eng 6 pf Eureka Vac Gabriel A Gen Am Tr xd Gen A Gen Motors Gillette Gillette $5 pf Goodrich Goodyear Graham-Paige Gt Nor Ore Hershey pf Hudson Motor Hupp Motor Ill Central Int Harvester Int Hyd El A Int Marine Int Johns-Man Kayser Jul Kennecott Kresge Leh Cem Leh Coal Libbv McN L. Loose-W Bis Mack Tr Macy May Miami Cop Mont Ward Murrav Nash-Kelv Nat Biscuit Nat Cash Reg Nat Dairy Nat Lead Nat Lead pf the part that Colette saw when, at about midnight looked out of covering in an observation ward at Steady. Heef steers: Cholee 1 1 -1 3c medium 8 -11 yearlings Butrh- was acquitted, but directed to the Harrisburg Hospital, where he her window.

She saw a woman, whom she believed to be Nina, doing pay the costs. was taken by park police yester BEGIN HERE TODAY One mornint. Mia. Rodman (N'ina) Arkwrigiit is found murdered in a dressing room of the swimming pool at a resort hotel in California. Beside her.

fire a broken flowerpot, blue geranium, a cheap green hat that's out of harmony with the rest of her rlothea. and eome newspaper clippings about a flier, ianny McLeod. who lost hid life in an air ra-e she promoted. A missing fire ait is believed to have been the murder weapon. Captain Loring of the police learns that the previous night, she met her estranged husband and received lluu.OAO in cash for a divorce.

When she returned to the hotel, she hnd a eye. was carrying a flowerpot, and was wearing; the green hat, though she had gone out in a Mars: one. In the morning, she was again seen with the flowerpot and green hat. Joel Markliam. young chemist who was associated wiih her in business, and Janet Cooper, hotel swimming teacher, do Among the bills ignored by the ers: Heifers S7.

30-11 .2,1: cows I7.23-8.7.1; (mils calves 17-11. Feeders Ftnckers; Steers $8-12; cows and heifers $7-10. Sheep: 2500; Steady. Shorn lambs So something with the potted geran day after he attempted to commit suicide twice by taking poison and grand jury yesterday were: Erv- aims. The woman walked away, stood for some moments as though il): common JS-fl; springer 111-12; feed once bv lumping into the river.

mg Fackler, charged with drunken driving and failure to stop and watching for some one, then returned and took one of the pots ers $9-10; yearlings ewes $3.30 4 23. reveal identity; Jassie Harley, Police said Dalton told them he drank some poison Sunday after he was ordered from his rooming It's Loring's theory that she hid the Philadelphia, and Orlando Seiders. V.V YORK K.U JHRKKT iHminttounl Seics Service money in a flower pot, but then accidentally took the wrong one. house because he had not paid his NEW YORK. June 4.

Produce: Eggs on morals charges; William Chrissmer, Green street near Cumberland, charged with aggra Mcady nearby -white specials rent. Apparently suffering no il! "She must have gone at once into the hotel lobby," Janet pointed out, "because both Colette and the night standards 2fl-261-ic; mediums 2fte: near effects, he drained the remaining little detective work. Janet learns that vated assault and battery, mali by brown specials standards 20 21T2C: mediums rnixd ppec poison in River Park yesterday and clerk mentioned the time as mid iust before Nina was killed, she went to cious mischief and assault and ials 273-29Iic: extras 27'ic; firsts 25- the note! catennr department and then tumped into the river. night." Joel's pen made scratching noises. battery; Mrs.

Charles Fertig, Dau- checks 2.TJ-2.V. mediums 23: dirties Tacific (oat while 3 1 12 -3'i'ic: specials LiODDy, he muttered, "brie wore Park police reported they found him, ill, in the park near Liberty street. He said he had not eaten aecretiy ordered a place card for Danny McT.eod for a dinner she planned. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER XXI standards 31Vi-32c; mediums the green hat, had the flowerpot, and Dhin, R. D.

1, charged with fraudulent conversion, and Charles Deng-ler, Middletown, charged with aggravated assault and battery. showed the effects of either an acci for three days. When George was removing the dent or a beating. That's all for the TODAY'S TREASURY BALANCE International yews Service WASHINGTON. June 4 Treas dishes.

Joel asked him to bring several sheets of writing paper. When ury balance June 2, the paper was brought. Joel took City Playgrounds to night. What the first for yesterday morning?" "Kay said that Nina tapped at her door at about 9 and asked if she were awake." "Then the lobby again, where THERE IS NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT TO GET AN EARLY START FOR THAT BUSINESS CAREER TRAINING SUMMER SCHOOL CLASSES BEGIN JUNE 9 AND J6 STUDENTS MAY ENTER ANY MONDAY selected courses out his fountain pen. internal revenue, customs receipts, receipts, expenditures, Its time we did a little figuring Open for Season June 23 Amishman to Appeal Draft Classification; Freed in $1000 Bail By Vnited Press LANCASTER.

June 4. Counsel When the city's thirty-two play grounds open for the season on June 23, which is the first Monday- after public schools close, there is Nat Pwr Lt Air Brk Central YC Ship No Amer No Pacific Packard a possibility that two new play- Nina met Jepperson and gave instructions for the dinner party. Again, we have the green hat, the flowerpot, and the condition of her face this last somewhat concealed by a heavy coating of powder. When she left Jepperson. she went out on the terrace.

That's when she contacted Butterworth. At about the time she was talking to Butterworth. for Reuben King. 22. SalLsburg You can gain 3 months by attending- Summer School it will pay you big dividends for years to come.

Stenographic Complete Business Hookkftplnc Secretarial Kufcinrs Machine Account ins INVEST WITH SAFETY nlots will be added, Russell T. Township Amish farmer charged Tuckey, acting director said today A One is on a vacant tract in the with failure to respond to a draft call, announced today that a formal appeal would be taken from King's on thiscase," he told Janet. "Some of the screwier elements might fall into place if we make an outline. I think we'd better begin with day before yesterday, with Arkwright's getting here. He arrived by plane in the morning, called Nina and tried to get her to lower the price for his divorce, but didn't succeed." Joel wrote this down, then thought a minute.

"I don't know of anything else significant that happened during 'he day. In the evening, Nina dinner wilh Kay. After dinner, the maid, Colette, helped her change into her tweed suit and a black hat. Her clothes are important because, somewhere that night, she acquired that green hat that ordinarily 6he 2300 block of North Front street Panhandle Penn Phillins Pet and the othpr on South Nineteenth Arkwright was slipping his fake tele l-A Selective bervice classification. King, arrested yesterday for fail Pub Serv gram onto the clerk's desk in the FULL PAID STOCK street, near Swatara.

Pullman Send for Our FREE Bulletin Centra! Pennsylvania Business College 323 Market St. Phone 7369 lobby. Thats how he came to see her as he went out" Playground instructors are to be chosen in the next fortnight and probably will be put through two 31 NOW PAYING 'Arkwright followed her to the ure to appear April 15 for induction, was freed in $1000 bail pending a further hearing next Tuesday. King filed for classification but refused to appear for induction on grounds that it was against his reli days of instruction before they go pool and called her out of the dressing rooms," Janet supplied. "She came out holding the clippings about young McLeod.

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Oats finished unchanged to Vic higher, and rye unchanged..