The Daily Chronicle, Friday. October 20, 1950 NEWS BRIEFS Over Washington, Jewelry Stolen COLYMPIA, Oct. 20. Two daring daylight burglarles occurred in the Olympia area Tuesday. Police are convinced the same person or pertons are responsible for both break- Stolen from the home of Mr.
and Mr6. John A. Elder, 3117 Capitol Boulevard, Tumwater, were a set of diamond ear rings worth about $400 gold necklace, and about $10 In change. EA diamond ring valued at about do was taken from the residence of Siste M. Bostwick, 600 South Sherpan street.
Both dwellings were ranLicked obviously in a search for Aner valuable articles. burglars knew jewelry, poFee said, since they took only that Thich was of considerable value. ANOTHER COMPULSORY AGAINST VOTE 28 Hunters Fined MONTESANO, Oct. 20. Pleading guilty to a charge of having an liegal deer Porter, in his was possession, Ralph Prante, fined $50 In the court of Justice Arthur M.
Furnfa. Pranto arrested by game protectors after they discovered he had a spike buck on his premises, Two Hogulam men, Clifford and Shaw, charged by game protectors with loaded in their automobile, were ilned $25 each, Registration Gains VANCOUVER, Oct. 20. Voter registration in Clark county gained by 4.5 percent during the month following the primary held the early part of September and the total number of ballotera now stands at 42,525, an increase of 1,808 persons. The county rolls outside Vancoiver added 942 voters to make a total of 21,544 now signed up for the November general election, This figure includes the cities and towns and rural area, At the time of the primary election the registration for the county outside Vancouver stood 20,602.
The city, which had a registration. af 20,025 on September 12, NOW has a total of 20,970, gain of 954 voters. Start Sewage Plant SHELTON, Oct. 20. Excavation RES started for the Shelton sewage CATHOLIC INFORMATION "SOUL OF MY SOUL" 5 One of the most comforting dogmas of Catholicism (and no Zoubt we share it with many nonCatholics) Is what we call Presence of God.
"It any one love me," sags Jebe will keep my word, and Father will Jove him." So far good, But now read on: "And wit come to him, and will make our abode with him" Joka That must be what Paul beans when he asks his converts, Know you not that you are the temple of God, and that: the Spirit God dwelleth in you?" (I Corn. In other words, If we love Jepus, then we know Its' in our souls just As once He FaS in the boat with His apostles. No-it's closer than that. Can. we say He is in us is.
our heart is in our body? It would be still more accurate to By that He is In; our soul as the soul 16 in our body. In other Fords, He is not, merely the "Sun our Soul," as the old but He is the Soul of hymn our soul: puts and as the soul gives life and perIt's so simple! To have Jesus in tr there. To enjoy Him, we have Him di's anything Catholic, ask, a this or any other Catholic Columbus, Religious Information Advertisement). disposal plant this week by the Lundberg Construction company of Seattle. Commissioner H.
Enzo Loop said the $155,000 structure would be linanced entirely by sewer-revenue bonds. Win FOE Contest HOQUIAM, Ocl. 20. Hoqulam Eagles walked off with the District ritualistic contest Wednesday night, competing with teams from Montesano and Aberdeen in the Montesano aerle's hall. The Hoqulam team garnered 96.1 points to come out on.
Members of the team were Orval Winter, John Gerchak, Anton Elmgreen, Clarence Acklin, Melvin Weakley, William P. Nelson and John McCloskey, with district 3 at Vancouver In NoThe Hoquiam team will compete vember, Fair Shows Profit MONTESANO, Oct, An operaling profit of $5,253.45 was realized by the Grays Harbor County fair this year, a financial slatement issued this week by the county fair board for the fiscal year ending 30 reveals, report, submitted by F. J. Holman, auditor, total income for 1950 was $5,102.47 more than for the previous year, The operating income totaled $28,769.29, the total income, including $2,000 walle, grant from the state of Washington and $325 from rentals, reached 094.29. Study Murder Clues ABERDEEN, Oct.
20. Leads ohtained from a document written by Paul Crouch, ex-Communist, are beirg followed up by Aberdeen police in an effort to apprehend suspects to the slaying of Laura Law of Aderdeen. ten years ago, Police Chief A. M. Gallagher revealed Thursday.
Some of the persons named by Crouch Are but some have not been mentioned before, and 10- rating newly-named persons is the first objective, Gallagher said. Gallagher said he does not feel it will be necessary to employ special In tracing down the new leads, but it derelopments warrant, such steps will be taken. RFC Wins Suit SOUTH BEND, Oct. 20. The Reconstruction Finance corporation, in Pacific superior court Wednesday, reselyed a judgment of decree of foreclosure against the South Bend Fabricating company, onetime builder of prefabricated homes, Total anount of the Judgment is $142,782.26.
The court decision directs the Pacific county sheriff to sell the property of the firm. The sale will include the company's interest in a lease to property along the railway right-of-way; the bullding, containing approximately 40,000 square feet of floor space, tocated on the lot; furniture, machinery, equipment and motors, and nearly 100 units of tools and equipment of various types. Date of the sale is Anpounced by the sheriff's office. Protest Flag Plan ARERDEEN, Oct. 20.
Members of the Aberdeen American Legion PHONE For 6-3414 Prompt Delivery LUMBER. AND BUILDING MATERIALS 2 4's SHIPLAP Dimension No. 3 $70.00 per No. 3 70 00 Per M. 2x4's No, 4' and 5' Length No.
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Elmslie pointed out that oll is post are on record as opposing the practice of displaying the United Nations flag at the same level as the American flag. Action was taken Wednesday night when the post also indorsed the special 10-mill school levy, the Aberdeen. school district is asking at the general election in November. The levy, 4 passed would be spread over the 1952 tax rolls, CALIFORNIA 00- NAPA, taste, VINEYARD wise Christian SALLE LA Wines IT PRODUCED AND BOTTLED home how severe weather emergency has First of all, this "lent i problem you alone can solve for the sotuLion effects you, your children and emergency vital to industrial users to householders, "The industry takes pride in the that It has never been necesto curtail use of ou, elther In The People Want RESULTS Over 800 Bits Were Introduced on the Pirst 81at Compress, 3, 1949. Day of the of these 800, The Associated Prose Prepared a' Laid de the TEN Considered Most Important.
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