Show " " i J 7 " p J! ' - ' ' il : I 4 - j- - MA -- ----- -21 ' it —"7—1 v 'jfywN'-- ' -- H """-- — I i - f-c- p Liqu or Store Owner Kills j"rrr" Fifth Robber - night i 44's'srAm?Jws4s wm " i tommmm&m $300-00- 0 Minot airport The bill was found several days ago but the matter was kept secret while the FBI sought to determine whether an organized move to pass kidnap money in Minot was afoot FBI agents continued checking $10 and $20 bills yesterday at three Minot banks The $20 bill is reportedly the first to be found of the missing money since the conviction and execution in December 1953 of Carl Austin Hall and Mrs Bonnie Brown Bobby IleadyTor the kidnaping and murder of Grcenhase son of Robert C Greenlcase a wealthy Kansas City automobile dealer Lind got the bill in his pay envelope about two weeks ago He had been checking all $10 and $20 bills against a list of serial numbers he kept in his desk as part of his job as night service man NOW? Band Leader Joe Sanders Still Busy Plans Shows PIERRE S D (AP) — Get im- - stars is the Medal of Honor He patient to see the governor of earned it shooting down 26 JapSouth Dakota and you're apt toj be told "don't get your after It's almost impossible to find burner hot" a It's one of the favorite admoni- nelbase that doesn't have personfamiliar with Foss "Flying tions of the governor himself: Circus" when he was a Marine Since Joe J Foss took office jet ace pilot jargon has become part oi Corps He enlarged his airport acthe capitol's way of life when quaintances during 1951-5Foss is a young looking 40 years he served Central Defense Air which a old with spectacular past a motion picture producer is now Command as a colonel directing operations and training planning to film He made his reputation as a HAS OWN LANGUAGE flier and as this state's chief Foss has a language all his executive he flies wherever he own which reporters call "Foss-isms- " goes and insists on being at the Example: aij erratic subcontrols ordinate is a "Flacky" While as governor he has given GREETINGS THREE HAS his heads a free rein It depehds on who is at hand he department made at tne beginning clear whether he is greeted with "hello now there is that place at the capcovernor" or ''hello general" : flackies itol for But most likely the greeting is "I'm depending on your judgrili Joe" Foss is all three He is the ment" he told his executives youngest governor in South Da- "with the distinct understanding kota's history He is general in that too many errors in judgment the Air National Guard may be costly— to you that is" His 1955 legislative program from To South Dakota citizens went on the through with few dissenting age "up votes Even the Democratic he's just plain Joe All the aircraft in the South minority gave him strong support Dakota Air National Guard are in a program to revamp the high"birds" to Foss and he is capable way department pay a liberal of flying them all from training Korean bonus to all veterans reCub through jets and gardless of where they served provide more money for educajobf he says "The tional and other institutions pay Matter day I can't outfly any guy in this raises for state employes and outfit I'll quit" strengthen the natural resources commission PROUD OF TROPHIES An example of this support The men in his unit the 175th Foss asked the for Air Guard call him Joe except $125000 to try to legislature induce new in when there's formal inspection dustry to come to South Dakota He's The legislature while clipping by higher ranking oficers proud of the trophies the unit other budgets hiked the amount has won for excellency of per- to $150000 formance His program was adopted vir friendli- tually 100 Foss per cent The appro ness was exemplified not long ago committee planned at priations in the capitol corridors at Pierre one time to deny several educa Several high school age young- tion institutions new sters were eating their lunches Foss let it be known hebuildings favored on the benches outsid of the them The money was provided executive suite One of the goverFoss loves children having nor's administrative assistants up- three of his own — Cheryl 10 braided them for littering the hall Mary Jo 7 and Joseph Frank 4 and said they couldn't lunch After he took offiee he learned there henceforth that a lake the execu "Joe said we could" the youths tive mansionadjoining grounds was caus replied in unison concern mothers in among ing "What can I do to maintain the neighborhood discipline" the aide asked with Foss promptly ordered the lake resignation fenced The same day Foss put a plane Some adults who felt the scenic down on the short grass runways beauty ofthe lake had been im at the Yankton S D Airport in got their afterburners hot a crosswind with gusts up Jo 67 paired But fence still stands the — miles an hour "I didn't know who could land e Blemished Records in this wind until I saw that airone of the profile" TOLEDO Ohio (UP) — Cars port attendants said operated by David Sipple 72 and CALL HIM "SMOKEY JOE" Clinton Watts 73 collided here His friends call him "Smokey ending a total of 90 years of ac Joe" because of a big black cigar cident free driving between them "JJr 2 just-able-to-ta- of-factl- j I niwA MiniriBMnii— im a national disgrace Schoti Alley Shining Example of Slum Areas Penney owner of the Busy Bee Liquor and Tackle Store killed Alvin B Krolick of Tucson Ariz with nine shots from two guns Penney is policeman and still carries a special officer's commission He claims to side-kic- k e be a of Pancho Villa the Mexican general who raided along both sides of the NEA) —Infamous Schott's Alley now shines This once ugly slum located within a stone's throw of the Capitol is today one of the most desirable living sections 'in town Among its occupants are several Republican congressmen who think there is no finer place in Washington where you can rent an apartment They include Sens Karl Mundt ) and Norris Cotton and Reps Otto jKrueger ) and E Y Berry ) Yet as recently as two years ago newspaper photos picturing this destitute slum with the dome of the Capitol rising in the background were pointed to by legislators as a national disgrace The dismal view also left the U S vulnerable to Communist propaganda charging that Americans had no decent housing LITTLE HAPPENED minutes" For years there was talk about taking action to improve Schott's Alley Little happened however until the National Engineering and Development CorpTof Florida bought the property in 1953 Then the job began The filthy row houses were transformed into luxurious WASHINGTON (R-SD- (R-N- (R-ND- (R-SD- y than 220 weighing pounds through the car top and onto the roof --of the tall building The man Aldus Micken was reported in "satisfactory" condition at Lancaster General Hospital 0 quick-chang- e NEVE El IN OUR HISTORY HAVE SUCH VALUES BEEN POSSIBLE! : iiril 1X315 "-- W No Interruption Mi 'V Mr ' t t it ) 2ith mnd 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LIMITED QUANTITY! cigar-in-fac- Foss has become a artist because of his varied pur suits and engagements On the day he landed at Yankton he lost only seconds switching from civilian clothes donned to address a Women's Club Federation convention to the uniform that would permit him to land at a military air base near Kansas B that is right down-to-eart- h that's rarely absent vrdTfl-fl'diW- border - garden three or four bed- maple tree here recently blocking a street When workmen started clearing the street they found a nest of young woodpeckers in one of the limbs The wokrmen tied the piece'onto another tree and the parent woodpeckers resumed rearing their v brood rod Furniture 5 Penney claims Krolick is the ninth robber he has killed A neighbor Clifford Scheller said Closes Schools apart- III (UP) ELIZABETMTOWN A high wind blew down an old j Co mi't 3 6 8 6 8 Her HURRY TAKE ADVANTAGE NOW OF Segregation Furor run-dow- n are strictly modern They feature such conveniences as wall ovens pastel painted refrigerators reversible and heating units and mercury light switches s) nine-and-a-ha- lf face-fiftin- g ments with two rooms S U (D-Mas- more one-tim- Mexican-- AUGUST 21 1955 Lane whose statement was is- sucu imuugu ' ms unite nere called on the airlines to "cooperate by discontinuing the practice at once" pending congressional action on his" proposed bill Several major airlines now offer free cocktails beforel meals on first-clas- s fljghts Liiuor is also sold by the drink on some lines and "champagne flights" featuring free wine are operated in the west (AP) — Rep Lane announced yesa federal ban seek will he terday on the growing practice of serving liquor aboard commercial no place for airliners There highballs "in the wild blue yonder" he said Lane called drinking in the skies "A thoughtless invitation to a new kind of disaster which fortunately has not yet occurred" "That it will happen is inevitable" he said "unless this practice is abandoned" WASHINGTON man 75-year-o- ld A5 - R Congressman Wants Liquor Banned on Commercial Flights hurling the Friday night driver a STANDARD-EXAMINE- OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY MORNING LANCASTER Pa (AP)— State police said yesterday that an automobile rammed the corner of a brick house A detective who asked that his name not be used said he knew at least four other robbers Recently completed the reno- of Krolick vation cost $300000 Already a tective's has killed during the deyears on group of wives who inhabit the ' the force and there may have development have formed an or- been others before that time ganization called the "Schott's Alley Civic Assn" Its purpose is to encourage civic mindedness ainong the tenants AH this is in marked contrast HdXIE Ark (AP)—The Hoxie to the time- not long ago when school board summarily closed the area housed families of 12 or the public schools of this east more crowded into single rooms Arkansas farm town yesterday to no larger than 9 by 12 feet Po- seek a way to calm the public lice used to walk along this beat furor over its admission of Nein pairs to protect themselves groes to the white schools from ambush In a terse statement the board Practically the first persons to said "The board votes to close move into the new Schott's Alley the summer session of school at were Sen Mundt and his wife the end of six weeks in order to and both are extremely enthusias- be able to give more careful- - contic about the new quarters And sideration to' the solution of the why not? school present problem" Reports Mrs Mundt "My husThe schools weren't scheduled band can leave in the morning to shut down until Sept 2 Classes and be at his desk in the Senate start July 1 here then recess Office Building in about three during the cotton harvest lk multi-engin- e N - Is ransom money in the Bobby Grccnlease kidnap-murde- r case in the fall of 1953 has turned up in Minot It was discovered by Roger Lind 24 employe at the WHERE ARE THEY an JT-r-- j AIRPORT WORKER FINDS $20 BILL OF $300000 GREENLEASE RANSOM (AP) — A $20 bill from the missing u 'twwm'im um( tUidjiitmmiiic OLD LOOK— To congressmen NEW LOOK— Capitol beams on congressmen MI NOT N D Mm"t 'Sys? j-- i CRASH HURLS DRIVER ATOP ROOF 20-fo-ot R D THE OGDEN 20-FO- OT EL PASO Tex (UP)— A liquor store owner who has killed at least four and perhaps eight men who have tried to rob his store in the past killed another last — - ! 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