Page Six THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. June 22, 1939 Police End Reign of Calf Thief [aid in the vestigation Sp —— (Continued from page one) Selecting a wide board at the rear of the building the thief drilled a | series of holes with a brace and bit - in cutting out a hole large enough to permit him to enter the structure May 19 the Korman Service Sta- | tion at Martha Furnace was entered | in the same fashion, the burglar drilling a series of consecutive holes in a shutter to permit his entrance He drank three bottles of pop and carried off a carton of matches About May 25, police say, Carmack hit a calf én the O. C. Spackman farm, at Martha, with a piece of iron and butchered the young animal taking away some of the meat. June 7 he killed a young calf ih the pas- ture of the D. H. Way farm along the railroad one mile west of Port Matilda. Carmack hit the calf on the head, cut off about 5 pounds of meat and cooked it in a can, told police, June 14 he entered the William Weiser barn one mile west of Port | Matiidd, wgnng the necks of four chickens, gathered up a few eggs and departed. But someone saw him in the vicinity and notified Po- lice, who by thig time were mighty | anxious to catch up with the gray- hairéd stranger who always seemed to have been seen in the vicinity when calves were killed or buildings eiitered. He was apprehended the same day and soon ceniessed the entire series of robberies. According to word received from the FBI offices in Washington, D. C., Carmack's 1899. He has served time in fhe tate Industrial Schoo! at Hunting- don; the Bastern Penftentiary, the | Western Pentitentiary, the New Jer- | sey. State Penitentiary at Tr gm and various jails and lock-ups, record was revealed when local Fo - cers sent hig fingerprints to Wash- ington. Nittany Valley Youth | Held for Burning Barn (Continued from Page 1 EE —— When arrested the officers found 8 38 révolver on the seat beside Bim and a total of 30 shells for the weapon in the car. Dunkle admit- ted he had no license to carry the gun, officers sald at a hearing held before Justice of the Peace Harold D. Cowher, West Bishop street Tuesday moming. On the charge of carrying concealed weapons, Dunkle was held under $500 bail After Dunkle’s arrest police said, they were informed that he might have been responsible for sett fire to tha Yearick barn, it reported that he had made threats to "get even” for his blighted love aflair. Deputy Sheriff Tice com- municated with the State Pire Mar- ing being he | criminal career began in! shal's office in Harrisburg, and of- ficer L. L. Priar was sent here to Monday while being questioned by Tice and Pvt. H. D. Ream, of the Rockview State Police, Dunkle is |said to have admitted that he had set fire to the barn during a fit of | {anger after a dispute with his girl. | Officers sald Dunkle admitted {driving up to the barn about 10:30 o'clock, getting out of his car and {walking into the structure {he threw a lighted match on the | floor. He was alone at the time, he | claimed | When the arson charge was read to Dunkle at the hearing, Tuesday, the vouth's {of “not guilty,” and the | were called upon to present their testimony. At the conclusion of the {hearing ‘Squire Cowher found suf- | night, | ficlent evidence to hold the defend- | of arson ol The crime by a Justice court bailable fant for is not | Peace { Poliee report {signed statement mitting hi guilt | how and why the barn The alleged confession, that they have a from Dunkle ad- ind explaining was fired however, | was not introduced at the prelim= | inary hearing At the time the fire was discov- {ered by a Hublersburg man, Friday night, Mrs. Motz was the only one at home. Firemen from Howard were immediately called, but by the time they arrived at the scene, the buflding was doomed. Water from a nearby well was used to prevent ithe spread of flames to adjacent | building: In the barn were lof wheat, a hammer mill, a fanning mill, and other farm equipment, No Hvestock was in the structure at ithe time. Two silos, which stood {beside the barn, were des stroyed about 60 bushel: “| Win Honors In F. F. A. Contest (Continued from Page 1) Look City Rob- high out ihe boys {from Centre county vestock ww In Kansas He place in dairy judging ert Bailey of Boalsburg, was man with 4 score of 652.5 point of a poszible 800 In corn fourth place high scorer in 332 points out In poultry judging boys took 23rd place. Fred Feiten- berger was high, making 5203 points out of a possible 800 Cen boys also won } place in potato judging. Bellefonte bovs took this hon Paul Krape waswas high man 3668 6 points out of a possible | The following Russell Gates Sheldon Si of Pleasant Gap wth Spic tnd | Bellefonte, D fal Shit judging the boys took Richard Balley was this cont making of a possible 400 Spring Mills ret tre county 12th wr with 400 boys particly Samuel Ho Budd Corl Pat! Kmape, Ken Jay Schiegal of Robert Balley oi ated thee all 3 La | R An DANCING 9 to IL FRIDAY, LADIES FREE. SATU RDAY, DANCING DANCING 9 to 1. Bathing ~ Boating Free Parking ! a ————— EE ns NVISS —_— —— Nah En _ ATTENTION! SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AT ECLA PAR Seven Miles Fast of Bellefonte on THU RSDAY, JUNE 2 SQUARE DANCE — MUSIC BY TUSSEY MOUNTAIN RAMBLERS ROLLER SKATING PENN STATE CAMPUS OWLS SUNDAY, Base Ball — Roller Skating — Rides and Concessions Come to Hecla Park and Have a Good Time. RK 29, ade Route ADMISSION 25¢ Ju NE 23 GENTLEMEN 40c JUNE 24 MUSIC BY ADMISSION 315e JUNE 2 Free Acts — Movies Picnic Grounds HOUSEWIVES i Bellefonte Hardware Co. M. W. WHLLIAMS, Owner, Hot Weather Needs attorney entered a plea officers the | ——— Leo Jordon, Jower | Whitehead, James Addleman, { Gilliland, Willlam Hess | Bailey, Winton Callahan, Smith, ali of Boalsburg. {tenberger, Dean Spayd [ Wolfe, and John Shook { Mills | Boalsburg; and John Eugene of Spring Firemen Plan Big Carnival where | (Continued fro from page one) At IT 30 o'clock over the county {the three prizes $2.50 Any amateur in the county is in- ivited to compete in the contest Entry blanks may be obtained ithe Sauer's store in State College {Judges are H. R. Kinley, J. E. Ken inedy, and Frank Holme The big how will be 13 o'clock the afternoon Fourth, Prize be best cat, best dog, best “mince eons,” and best of show. Pel judged: on thelr characteristic pets rather than on Btate College and are scheduled to meet {county league game at 2:30 The parade will begin at 6 o'clock with prizes offered for best business floats, fraternal float juvenile tume marching and com jes. The Lemont Band Ferguson Township Band, and American Legion and Auxiliar Drum and Bugle Corp t in the parade The midway will be midnight of the Tourth 1939 Pontiac touring sedan all for and amateurs from will eompete of $750, §5, held of awarded al the pet on for lan Are will a a digres Bellefon in a te Flks Centre 00% group the v Junior Il take par until the 4-door open with Deluxe Six being awarded 30 Four Gypsies Jailed Here (Continued from page one) forwarded of ldentit DC Mr. Thom wdan Was made OTN of thy ockel and re md LIS purchase Thompson small Mr ch mov wallet, The oe ation Lock Ha- New SR OTK awall 5 until late yesier no. reply had been received the FBT at Washington, The quartetie gave their names as Larry Patty Mitchell ( Wal and Rose Thompson told authorits r J Ne York and Ler w SIRS Fished From River T'wo year after eontaining $183 Stratton, Neb. whet wan mged down from a bridge when liapoed during a rain form W. B. 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R. members the program were Mensch, Regent of Mrs. J. P. Lyon, Mis: | Miss Olive Mitchell, Harper Several of those American citizens born citizens of lost eitizenship alien: It was to go through a those who | countries A who directed Mrs. Charles the Chapter; May Taylor and Miss Helen who became Monday, were this country but when they married neces them the ocedure were foreign ary same or born in for the warho far erned « ublie for nledeine a United St Slovakia that 11s i till a counts con five allegiance tats NeTre require ance the Crzecho-Blova Following Walker's addre te full Ly text the Amer came fledged Mond In Paul Schwarz { the German diplomatic er once Consul in New York for Weimar Republic id some ago as he bx veteran 0 viet the time ime an Am an cit sunt world wi freedom the ¥ in the tricted 34 ™ tira! 1d this freedom for nue to the pursuit of haoot We must real elfich pew yf the common w hare. or nont mitual of differenre handed d ul dead but wm © erneraly sll must hased on the tint Inu n each sought by many bul the num! cepted ech year Is grow to restrictions on admis ry. You recently who hea som read of dri- familie Lea coking rest. How ue have omes and W un Le of money a Het $e nes al 1 f 0 combDls the law: land can attain this end What molives may Da reking able ¢ with A worthy COUntry nes Fifth fone ir n wi thrn a Mere SONS five wa tary galt mone Fogo ™" E ani . 5} rae have fretr land Religions cote net for hy “w wilderne and het her oletrix 01 some 84 vy Lid J freedom Ver { At th Oris sere the s¢ of time of he adng oneht-ifter igh especially = first amendment In enumerating freedom to worship cording to the dictates of freedom of assemble nment for the right to the right of in their persons house igainst unrea ures. tris of the prin our land tion of the C and fought<for set forth in this inaty were to ane of then God oa one’s con and of petit yo Tid Spee 5] and recive keep persons to gover Anres Bear arms, be ascure papers and effects anable searches and sels by fury of peers and a phblic trial prohibition excessive Bail and fine imposition of cruel and punishments, and the private property for public uw without just compensation strike tone with an importance when view od in the light of present-day don- ditions throughout the world “These rights still prevail in Lh country because it is still a demox racy. but in those countries where dictators hold sway, they were im mediately suppressed. In German Htaly. Russia, Spain, Japan, Austria and many other countries the right [to worship God ag one sees fit no longer exists. The press is controlled ‘By the agents of the dictators and anly that which is favorable to the dictators is printed. freedom of speech, if indulged in. may result In one's being taken Io a concentra gion camp, as evidenced by the ace tion towards Pastor Niemollef in Germany. Take the Gestapo in Ger: many and see If you are secure in [your pefsons., houses, papers and effects against unreasonable search: es and seimres. Trials by juries { have become faroes and only re vie Bit seedy and again: and thr un taking 1A {cently a large Tine was placed upon | a community because one person ‘eammitied a crime. Capital asses { ments have been imposed in many {of these countries, which is certain: ly depriving one of his property {without fair compensation. Many {other instances might be eited In | leonitrast with the prevailing frees dom existing In this eountry | “There are individuals at work | ere in this land now. who are al- | | rerapting to destroy these inalien- | ment “of the land for the allegiance to what Is meant maintaining that ment becomes ours.” people, by the people people” In swearing this country that and the duty of form of govern yours now, 1 The following persons were grant. ed American citizenship at the ses- ston of naturalization court held Monday. The new citizens are list- ed according to countries from which they came Crecho-8lovakia Mills: Peeler ipshurg, R. D.; Rush township; Mille Germany: Wm. Kaldor! Michael! Kaschick, Mimson Poland: Peter Vozniak Antonio Wawrynoic, Osceola RD Italy: Catherine N Frank Barberio, Phill D.. Peter lese, Rush I Lombardo, Powelton n Jo College; ( Philipsburg Mike Blazovsky Susanna John Gura Pope, Os- Phil- Beres, Osceola erola Munson; RD Clarence; Milk Bnow pebir townsh Caldana M. De eph pl Gl glum Sylval Pirson, State ire, N ain lemence Hu Cresge F burg England College arth lorence Cocolin Pl Hrrizel Goodman Barnet Weollson, Ph burg. Wiliam McPherson, lege. R. D. 1; Clifford Wernham, BStlate College 1 Baudis, Fleming Lats t Charles adore {:r rirude United who lost rage Ww in Court hip through mar and who regained it y were Anna Kopchik, Naor Phil- Virginda Barberio, Philips D.; Martha ElMzabeth Cat- Beliclonte, R. D. 3, OQilve Philipsburg, R. D.. Cather olik North Philipsburg Oueerol Mill RD né zen rth Ca f Ant irtha Hruska Dog Question Looms Again ne (Continned from Page 1) f block re . gt ia appa ; arimemt het el can only ist Linn street tering entering can be halled Aaron Leitzell, superintendent of Highways in the county, explained Jie technicality to Council and ad- ded that a State Highway traflic official is ox1 here the near traf ected in ts Beliafonte the The vrner of rectional the land wa Blar aviation sign reservoir on mumber of year ask whetll ed to make whether it decided the boroug! the Car could uncil no further 3 letter intere ir James C. F Urdon Cemetery the tn ONL from iret orney for the on, Belicfonte the association removing a sharp the road at the rear the on tall was expressed. The association will permit the borough use a nall portion of cemetery in ngithening the « a file anrseint willing of FY curve in of yanty to land uve aaia————— The trouble with the Uni that there are 100 many people who want to be dictator in fact, i in name LEGAL NOTICES ADMINIS TRATC CE In the Matter of the Fatate of Su- san Peters late of Benner Township joceased letters of adininiatration d b nn on sald sotxte having been granied the undergigned all persons Infested thereto are requedted to make MniDe diate payment and thre having claims and dethand: against the same will present them without delay for seitiement to HOMPR W 8 220 5th 86. lewistown. Pa. Adhinis- trator d bn. W. Harrison Walker At OF Dey £30 ted State: nn FEARCUTOR'S NOTICE In the Matter of the Estate of J. L Potters. Inte of Benner Township, de- censod letters testamentary In the above estate having been granied to fhe undersigned. alli persons indebied to the said estate are requested fo make payment, and shose having claims fo present the same duly proven with. nut delay to HOMER Ah. Bt, Lewistown, Pa. LEONARD K. PETERS, 120 Stratford Ave. Wesi- mont. N. J. Executors.,. W. H Walk. er, Attorney. x30 i oad Public ic Sales BEATIURDAY, JOLY —ifomer W. Pe. ters and leonard K. Peters Exec. tors of the Est of Joseph L. Peters will offer at public sale at the home. stead, 1 mile West of Pleasant O a full line of household goods, Sale at 1 o'clock p. m. Terms Cash W Harri=on Walker, Atty. Mayes & | Stover. amet HEATURDAY. JULY 1M public aly at his resi. will offer at Kriertown . Clearfield domes at county, a all ne line a household | woods. Sale at 1 p.m | BATURDAY, JULY S-—Martin J Milisr will offer at public sale at his home on Bast Linn street, | Bollefonte, Pa. a full line of house. | hold goods Sale at & Stover, Aut +4404 YEAGERS 19¢ M. Dillen nothing of | lore only interested In Americanism | {and the preservation of that gov: | jernment, 50 well defined in those | fmmortal words of our ; President, Abraham Lincoln, when he sald that this was a goverd” WOMEN'S OFEN-BACK SHOES BELLEFONTE, PA. well | “ turned in a gully after it had » ia {in Auto Crash | didate WwW. PETERS. 228 To the Democratic Voters of Centre | | | | i | ! 130 po m. | | To the Democratic Voters of Centre | Victim Dies | {Continued from page one) truck who has been living where he worked when dragged from and remained in that state for 57 hours, Buflering from a fractured skull, Urban was placed under an oxygen tent at the hospital but falled to rally from shock All when tree. Urban Pittsburgh was unconscious his wrecked car “a four men were taken from the ged car, but three of them re vived after receiving treatment William Joseph Urban was a of Vincent and Verna (Walska) Urban and was born in Pittsburgh on March 19) 1812 He is survived by his wife, formerly Mi Helen Miller, niece of ‘Squire R. C Ex lish, of Port Matilda, R D.; } mother three ind a brot Mr Joseph Pitisburgt Mr Fdward Col- M1: wn, Pit and at home Matthey Fun church Rey Ling Care Ar unoconsciou badly~dam- on ister MeCorry Adamitz Harold Cali Paul He was a member Catholie church of Tyre wrvices were heid In Monday morning with Father John O"Toole Burial wa made in cometr ry A coroners urs urdny Lo Inquire desided tat a teering wheel cau Members of the motor that the car ow het Stats al Urban of Bt lege burgh me or the the offici Oak {ieet ind the three other play In the bus Political Announcements FOR SHERIFY nor at Voters o FOR SHERIF} Voter DR MILL Bellet EDYWAS Hn FOR SHERIFY preciafe the supp n before and ab the primary LEE TICE Howard FOR SHERIF the Repub Ve Couniy 1 hevet randidate affive of the Prin Lene preciste an ters notunee that for the pominatd Bherifl of Cents Flect i - Mr A ary 23 COUNTY THEASURER v FOR the Fapilicar County 1 heresy anion didale for Trea 1 gfubise fo the rule publican Party thon 5 be heid 7 12, 1936 Your respectfully HARRY To ters of Cents ¥ JONES Helfonie Pa FOR COUNTY TREASURER To the Repub! County 1 heréhy announce mveelf as a can- didate for Treasurer of Centre Coun iY. stubhiert to the rules governing the Republican Party st jis Primary Elec. tion to be held Tuestiay. Hepltesnher 12. 1829. Your vole and support respectfully solicited J. RB "ROLLIE" WILLIAMS Unionville. Pa POR COUNTY COMMISSIONER To the Bepublican Vote County 1 hereby announce myself as a can- for Commissioner of Centre County subject to the rules govern ing the Republican Party at ita Pn mary Election to tw held Tuesday Beptember 12. 1939 Your vole and support are reapectfolly solicited CLYDE RK LER Bellefonte Pe a. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Te the nepubican Voters of Centre County 1 heretiy announce myself as a ean digste for Commissioner of Centre County subieel to she rules govern ie the Republican Party at f= Pri mary Biection to He held Tuesday September 13. 1998. Your vote and support are n gtifully solicited CG YWARD BAUPT Spring Township FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER To the Republican Voters of Centre County I hereby announce myself as a can- didate Tor Commissioner of COentre County subject to the rules govern- ing the Republican Party at its Pri. mary Election to Be held Tuesday September 12. 1999. Your vote and support are respectfully solicited BALSER WERER Howard Pa — a —,C an Volers of Centre Are ms of Centre TY FOR PROTHONOTARY County... 1 Berens ation tics that T will be a | candidate for the nomination for the office of Prothonotary of Centre County at the Primary Election to bé held Dba 12, 1938 and will att | Fre ang at . (BUTOH) BEEZ Ballefonte, FOR REGISTER the primary BR Pa WUSSELL P | To thre Reubiican Voters of Centre 1 heres announor that 1 will be a | candida Pr Yeraber 13. 1039, FOR AUDITOR. County announce that I wl Aged the support of my | Api ws | Clinton wife, are ith the former his | A 'Gradoating’ Family Zimmerman | ie ty He { With one son, Lewis. Jr, a grad- county treasurer Be iat keeping in close 1 Lock Maven High Lock Haven Behe oLner and ana sehool Ir uate of the ol Bystem 37, an on, Bhuman hi high Wednesday night jing the Tuesday night, Gerald from the elementar {Junior High sch Robert entering the in September, Mr ing $44444¢ Y ICAGERS #09966¢ $1.19 BROWN AND SADDLE OXFORDS 46646 NELLEFONTE PA. Lely school diploma Donald graduat nto Senior school GIRLS WHITE Rae Es a il ae i A A OLDMAN FOOD MARKET “Where Quality and Economy Rule” BROCKERHOFF HOTEL BLDG. 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