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rantuEraph, Rlnmln(ln. Montl.v, Auf. SI, M.i, 3 Youths Deny Search for Knowledge Begins Guilt in El Paso (. Behrend To Head Fire Chief Group Assault Case r. ft Three; Bloomington youth, i ehaiged with aggravated bhohuII Mr.

Krutsinger's Brother Dies Association Composed Of Six States A Aihol Knit singer of Iyxiisx-ille, brotiier of Unit 3 Sitpt. Iwell KrutMiwr, died Tliurwlay niRht Ii I'm: at in Woodford County, pleaded innocent wt their nrrHignmcnls In Comity Court Monday and 'asked for Jury trials. Chii Miller, 20, of 706 N. lWin oo Frank Shickoi, .18, of 1107 N. Hrntrxy and B.

Hi1-smticr, 21, of 107 K. Olive ai ac-oiNod, alone with two otliom, 0 St. laoiiut. after luflertnK a elected pies nl of C(Mvhnt Die Lakes hue Clncls Asmi- virri. el d.iy niilit.

after conducting a Tnit jniition. a division of the International Klie Chiefs Association, at of aRUctultiiig Thomas L. Ssmia, 72, nvr 1 li ii'i'-i Vi: i. i i y. fcVivfc i Rachard VitKvnt and T1dy Mamkyl, 1'0, both of QwinpaiKTi, In Ll Paiso die mtht of Aug.

19. an lntortv.tMHi.il meet Big Sun.lay lu-in Jlajmls, Mich. The Great Ijikrs' Assoeiatinn in. Imlc llliiHiis, Indi.ma, Imta, I I II Ohio, Wiwonsin and Mictjan. AI I AnViQrr At live merlins, niiminy Sunday vUIItCI I iBIoomington iScout Heads Ronald MurriV, 17, of R.

R. 1, BkiotmnKton, pU'HOV'd Innocent In a court aiwiuawe Aug. 21. lie too asked for a jury trial. tluniih Thursifciy, nil phase of the fnv sei-vii-e ill be disettt.sed.

Cluef Rehrend is eurrently m'iv- iiiR as pn-vident of the Illinois Units for Women William Decker, 19, of A lm Iwia not yet been anained to I UW V- 1 UCI 1 "'Ms- rl 'V1' aH ID Ku-e Clncls Association. Woodford County. He la in Mc- To Nursing Home b.dS. five ct.an.-e have blvn D. lotlKed aKhim in McLean Illinnia Area OnW ol ypp VlCTim die Arrow at the annual area County.

nietjii held at liy Scout Cami In Critical Hcnemin over tlie week end, All but De-ker aie free on 000 bond each. Pliins to open a home fr elder-K women at 1116 E. Ufavette St. Iwive leen changed. Dr.

Nelson Wheatley nnHiced Mondiiy. Tlie renifxlclil apailment buikhng at Tlie Order nf tlie Atrmv i un East Peoria that H'ldi-ovs will be converted to Ikkc camping society made up 1 of otitsluwiiiig campein and buy VO CI I I Oil leaders of tlie Boy Scouts of Amor- I A Norm.il man severely burned VllWYnt VL' Tit flMVa tliri.ll..l in a ninNing home. The niiiving home be redy Police Nab ni in uir rinnnni n. nd pve lea.khip to seven Or-1 fume, Satunlay morn.nu re- T'n 'M ay' 1 102- Whore's the kindi'tRaiton? Finding it was just part of the first day of school Monday for Susan Marie Purvianre, loft, and Carla Ann Miller, both of R. R.

4, at Unit 5's Central School. Goorse Cantrell of 1618 V. Market St. and his 5 year old son, Ricky, found the kindergarten. It was a pleasant experience for dad, but Ricky wasn't too convinced.

Regular classes start Tuesday. der of Arrow lodecs in me nn- wnied in me ri-al section of tlie stale, lk-o will accomm-Klate 14 pa- Safe Suspects 4(1 mr. wtu refireriented at tlie ai-ea meeting wei-e Siiringfield, Joliet, peoina. li hour miming service. Linden siilfenl extensive l.i rre heatley pointed out tht EAST PEORIA (LTD Two First Day Rush k' mo lor nursing care was men were arrested early Monday (irtlesburg, yuincy, Rock Isiand-Mohne and Kloomington.

More than Lr0 delegates from the seven i in i I much RTiier tlian the demand for ment water healer ignited the in connection with the theft of safe containing $6,000 from a tav resident units by elderly women. lodges attended the oi end fumes in Hie Bolendor home's ern here. meeting, which included training! basement Indicates Unit 5 Police said a patrol ear unotted sessions on leadership and iech mX i 9 i i mques in operating local Order of Bolender ran fitim the wnoke-filled basement and rolled in his backyard to extinguish his burning Hie men near a car parked on a viaduct and during a outine the Arrow Lodges. Vincent has served for the part 'clothing. check.

The safe, pounded open, was found beneath the viaduct. year as vice chief of the area, The fire was linuled to the base-and has been a member of the ment. Bolender hud inst hoenn to Near the safe was a sledge ham i Advertisement) Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be mbitrriim4 by Ioom falM t-Hi tlippuitf, dropping or wobbling whin you rt, talk or Inugh. Jutt prinkli. lit En rAf-TKKTH co your plntr Thlt plritftftnl powder fflvet ft rrniftrkAhi kthm of arlded comfort mid Kerurltv by holriltiK platen mora flrtniv K'immy.

Kooey. pasty tadt nr fcel'nt; It a alkaline (non-ndi. Get FAb TEL TH at any drug counter. mer and a chisel, police said. Boy Scout Camp Heffeman staff Enrollment Hike opened with rash QS Tf tudents Monday.

I'-T, yt-rS; W. I'nit 5 Normal schools were 'Jl ltVs'J I i. i 4 OT-l' "1 BnticipatiiiK enrollment increases VV Vf'. if I IL ranpng from 100 to 200 pupil I ilW1 based on early tabulatH.ns. Kn- -1 1 5 f'" rollment fiffures (ur 'K 1 4 'fhWVj-A.

fl' vl Held for questioning were Frank remove punt Imm the basement floor when the explosion occurred. Tlie U.S. Navy Yard at Kittery, D. Waters, 36, Peoria, and Rich-' Cj ard Walraven, 26, East Peona. I V-n3rge Maine, is a major U.S.

submarine! Police said they found SH3 ,0 rirtinl flrmm construction and repair fort. die men. Authorities added they iy tc Ti. 4k o1 I were seeking a third man. The safe was taken from the Shamrock tavern here and the owner of the establishment said plete at noon.

E. L. Daughemy, 26, of 1201' 4 S. Main Normal, was free on a $1,000 bond Monday on a drunken driving charge brouriit bv The only other Twin City school opening Mond.iy, Trinity Lutheran there was $6,000 in the Bloomington police. S-Ihx1.

had an enrollment of 277 pupils. Last year's Trinily Luther r- rS A an enroUmetK was 2S6, wrt ofh-t-ials expect more students to en Datighorty was arrested at 4 a. rn. Saturday by Officer Frederick Thompson at Main and Mulberry streets. His hearing was sot for Spt.

25. roll ttus week. Dloonungton pub- July Bond Sales Total $216,233 McLean County residents purchased a total of $216,233 in senes and government savings 1 pnvi'c vuii ui uiiy riour or the day or night will relieve you of all confusion in your time of sorrow. We offer sympathetic service at any time. City Police Recover Car in Short Order A car belonging to Millard E.

of 301 E. Jefferson St. bonds during July, according to W. A. Matheson, county chairman METZLER Memorial Home Lc and panxiial sdwols will open after Laixir Day, NCHS IP 19 Normal Convmumty Hirft School reported an enrollment of 736 pupils, an increase of 19 over last fall's rec ud of 717.

Some additional students are Mill expected. Fauvjcw School, located on tlie north side of Normal had a Jump of 22 pupils over last year's 1H9 pupil enrollment. The 11)1 students reportm? I' classes Monday included 37 first graders in one room. Cenrrd School had more than was recovered by police Monday minutes after it was reported stolen. li Washington Siate St.

Phone 2-5420 Crowded quarters greeted 60 seventh graders above at Central. Rented rooms at Normal Presbyterian Church were ready for use Monday. A third of Central's 320 junior high pupils will attend classes this year in rented rooms. Offi'-er John Jlauptman found ll the car, a 19.rl Ford, in the 800 4 bkx-k of East Jefferson Street at 7:38 a. m.

Monday. It bad been I of the savings bonds committee. During June, sales totaled only $170,393. July sales for other area counties were: De Witt, Ford, Livingston, S94.5N9; I gan, Macon. Mason, Piatt, Tazewell, $85,792, and Woodford, Statewide, July sales totaled $27,684,436, or $1,819,679 higher than in June.

Through July, the state has reached 48 per cent of Theadort Mttzlet August Mttzltr reported stolen from tlie 300 block I BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL of East Jefferson Street. I COURT NOTES Mclean county CIRCUIT COURT DEATHS M. WaiKtf Co. vi. Chrl Han Plaintiff warded ts.MS in nun the quota Of $165,000,000.

to collect labor and material cosU, claimed, due on June 11. )5R. billms. day at Mennonite Hospital following three weeks' illness. Formerly of Huntington, Long Alton Webb vg.

Emnlnvera Mutual Boy Hurt Slightly Ca.uHitv Co, et al Plaintiff awarded i 310 seventh and eighth graders in classes Monday. The school has 10 sections lor the two grades, two more than last year. Sixty of the seventh graders met in the. school gymnasium for homeroom sessions Monday. They will meet eventually in rooms to be rented at the First Presbyterian Church in Normal.

The church rooms have not as yet been completed. MKET IN BASLMKXT Until tlie rooms in the churrh's new Sunday School Building are finished, the school will use the ll.Sofl in flB.ooo suit to collect dam Island, N. and a Bloomington resident 12 years, he lived at the ages for lmuriea sustained on lob. When Hit by Truck COUNTY COURT YMCA. He was taken to the Bock Me I k.

4 TV A morial Home, where services will be held at 4 p. m. Tuesday. Burial will be in Huntington. Friends may call at the memorial home Monday evening.

A 4 year old boy was slightly injured Saturday noon when the tricycle he rode into the street was hit by a truck driven bv David Lee Stein, 17, of 314 S. Ailin St. Stein told Bloomington police he was driving his truck in the 1000 block of West Taylor Street when Timothy Cavallo appeared from Estate ol Carrie riemine: 12 097 inheritance taxes found due on estate. Lester J. Zimmerman.

34. of SOB Grid lev Dleaded innocmit to Au. 15 state reckless driviruz charee. Released on SooO bond pending later hearing. BLOOMINGTON' POLICE COURT Earl Davis, 20.

of 15fiS Madison paid S15 on soeeding charge. basement of the Presbyterian ChuixJi. Approximately one third Thurman Emberv. 17. R.

4. oaid S5 on unnecessaiv noise charee. xi behind a parked car and rode into the street. Tlie boy suffered minor bruises Mrs. Barbara Hill.

S7. of Br Drv Grove Normal, forfeited JO bond on drunkenness charge. and scratches. Mr. Leah was born July 8, 1887, in Cheshire, the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin Leah. He was married to Marion C. Wilford in 1910 in Patterson, N. J.

Surviving are his wife and a daughter, Marion W. Leah, both of Huntington. Miss Leah was at her father's bedside here the past week. Mr. Leah was a member of the Episcopal Church in Huntington, and of the Moose and Elks lodges Ronnie Fry.

18. Cooksille. ooated $30 oond for Tuesday hearing on reck of tlie 320 some seventh and eighth graders will attend classes at the church throughout the year. Monday's registration rush and organization of classes kept school officials so busy that they had boon unable to tabulate enrollments at four of the five grade school centers in Normal. Over the past few years, Unit 5 enrollments have jumped about 100 pupils a year.

But officials less driving charge. William Bell. 40. of 133 East View Bloomington Man Suffers Knife Wound Normal. Daid SIS on speeding charge.

James A. Baker. X. of 1103 Kern St Normal, paid S30 on reckless driving cnarge. Mrs.

Leo DeVary Dons Casey. 21. St. Louis. paid Bloomington police reported Sunday that Alva Wails of 303 W.

Oakland Ave. had suffered a knife would in the chest as a result of S13 on state speeding cnarge. were predicting a sizeable in First Class For Neatness Raymond Cvzamecki. 20. Cicero.

at Bloomington. Miss Ida Johnson Miss Ida Johnson, 71, of 901 S. crease over that figure for the paid S17 on state speeding charge. Edgar Paine. 28.

Woonsocket. R. I school year. a fight Mrs. Leo DeVary, 42, of 1411 W.

Market St. died at 5 a. m. Monday at Mennonite Hospital following a long illness. Her funeral will be at 9 a.

m. paid S10 on state charge of disobeying Walls was released afler treat Main Normal, died at 9:30 ment Sunday at St. Joseph's Hos a. m. Monday at her home.

pital. Police picked up his ac- Wednesday at the Carmody Fu She was taken to die Metzler rused assailant, a co-worker at a neral Home and at 9:30 a. ti af tic signal. NORMAL POLICE COURT Donald E. Williams.

1106 N. East-holme fined SS on charge of driving on the wrong side of the street. Robert Preston. 521 E. Jefferson fined $9 on charge of parking on the wrong side of the road.

Harry D. Lee, 28. Cincinnati. Ohio. at St.

Patrick's Church. Burial Bloomington restaurant, but Walls Memorial Home. She will be removed Tuesday to the Martin Funeral Home in Dallas City, 111., where services will be held at 2 declined to press charges. The will be in St. Mary's Cemetery.

accused man was released from Friends may call at the funeral EXPERT "DRY" DRY CLEANING police custody. home after 7 o'clock tonight p. m. Wednesday. Burial will be! fined SI5 on speeding charge.

Mrs. DeVary was telephone re in Dallas City. see THIS BOCK OF AGES MONUMENT IN our display ceptionist at Mennonite Hospital Miss Johnson was born May 4, 18S8, at Colusa, 111., tlie daughter until her illness. She was bom at Bloomington of Isaac and Keturah Keins John May 6, 1917, daughter of Foster son. She worked for 15 years un The Wheatley Chiropractic Clinic distinguished in the field of backache and its allied conditions.

and Helen McReynolds Berger. til her retirement as a practical nurse at the Jewnsh Hospital in She was married to Leo B. De-Vary Aug. 21, 1936, at Bloom St. Louis, Mo.

ington. Survivors include two sisters, She is survived by her husband Mrs. Bird J. Sunwall, with whom and three sons, David, Michael she made her home for the last and Dennis, all at home. 18 montlis in Normal, and Mrs.

She was preceded in death by her parents. Daisy Noland of Canton. A brother and two sisters preceded her in death. Let us give your back-to-school a the eye-appeal of quality cleaning and fine finishing. Get set now for class -and after-class-activities.

Call for a pickup today. PHONE 5-2021 She was a member of St. Pat-I rick's Church, the Daughters of She was a Methodist and a mem ber of an Order of Eastern Star. Ynn'iJ aee whv we say Rock Isabella, the Altar and Rosary Society and the Moose Auxiliary. Harold F.

Leah Harold F. Leah, 72, a salesman JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT Donald L. Whitnev, 20. of 108 Locust fined III on I county charge of driving too fast for condi-Uons. Paul Blankenburg, 61.

Houston. In default of a S20 1017 Morrissey Drive Bloomington, Illinois Phone 6-5980 Evening Hours: Frl. for the Ruth M. Baah Acousticon sales firm, died at 9 p. m.

Sun-'i'S-toSni. sent to county tail Llghfning Hifs Dome-Time Stands Still at Courthouse Ages is the finest monument made. Here is fresh, new design and traditional quality. It only one of the hundreds of Eock of Ages Monuments we can show yon. Among them one that will fit your needs and budget If you wish, we ean help you arrange InfV convenient terms.

RULN Come in today. PARK HILL CEMETERY S. Morris Ave. Phone 4-5365 or PONTIAC GRANITE CO. Pontiac, III.

Phone 5109 The report was Monday that lightning struck the courthouse SACROILIAC SLIP? When pain strikes your lower hip or back, a sudden sharp "catch." chances ore It's your SACROILIAC This condition it a Chiropractic specialty and hit tkillful adjustment along with palliative treatment removes th cause and assures you foster relief. Th present day Doctor of Chiropractic it a graduate of a fully accredited A year college teaching a minimum of 4,440 clast hourt. Thit furthered by ten yeart of tuccessful practice fully qualifies ut to core far your back or allied condition. Bloomington 210 E. Market, 1204 E.

Oakland Normal Beaufort at Broadway dome. But the only after-effect, ap parency, was 2V4 days of lost time. ployee there was evidence of lightning damage, however, possibly through a flag pole. He said an electrical circuit was burned out. IBM regulates the four dome clocks.

Repair of the circuit was expected to start momentarily, was reported. The courthouse clocks have been out of operation since Saturday morning, apparently stopping at 3:29 a. m. Courthouse maintenance offi cials said they hadn't noticed any bric-a-brac fcnng in the rotunda. An Interna tionp.l Business Machines man told a county em- Nelson Wheatley, D..