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Wednesday, March: 19, 1947 ARIZONA DAILY SUN, Flagstaff, Ariz. Page Five State FBI Head Tells 20-30 Club Of Law Problems Kenneth Logan, head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation for Arizona, was speaker at the regular Tuesday night meeting of the Flagstaff 20-30 club, telling members some of the problems of law enforcement. Successful law enforcement depends, among other things, on the elimination of petty politicians who obstruct justice as political favors, Logan said. One of the main problems is John Q. Public himself, who, in fear of being branded a "stool pigeon," fails to report minor crimes that develop into more serious cases.

Logan said that the public should continually be on the lookout and report law violations to local authorities. "It is the duty of citizens, continued the FBI agent, to see to it that all local law enforcement agencies do their job and do it right-or else elect those who will." Logan praised the work of local law enforcement very highly. Supplementing the FBI man's address were remarks by two local men connected with law enforcement Chief of Police William Epperson, and Paul Pertuit, U. S. commissioner for this area.

Musical numbers from a trumpet trio made up of- Kenneth Pearsall, Frank Martinez and Bill Jakle, accompanied by Lorraine Bellwood, were also included on the program. The board of directors voted: contribution of $25 to the Red Cross roll call. It was announced that a group of Flagstaff members will go to Winsow Friday night for the purpose of forming a 20-30 club there. New members joining the local club Tuesday night were John Raudebaugh and Osle. Guests present were Kenneth Wilson, Albert Turner, Everett Cooley, Melvin Anderson, and Buddy Cobb.

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SOCIETY Fulghum-Suddeth Wedding Held In Prescott, Thursday Miss Martha Suddeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Quay R. Suddeth of Kingman, and former Flagstaff resident, became the bride of J. C.

Fulghum, of Cordes, at the home of the Rev. H. Gordon Hyde, in Prescott Thursday, March 13. The bride wore a gold colored afternoon dress with black accessories, with an orchid corsage. She was attended by Miss Evelyn Jordan and Miss Barbara Stanick.

The former wore a beige colored linen dress and the latter a moss green suit. Both wore corsages of pink carnations. Following the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served at the Hassayampa hotel for the bridal party, after which Mr. and Mrs. Fulghum left on a tour of the northern part of the state.

Upon their return they will make their home in Mayer, where Mr. Fulghum is employed by a mining company. The bride attended Flagstaff High school. For the past year, she has been employed by the Reclamation Bureau in Kingman. Mr.

Fulghum attended school in Idabel, Okla. He was recently discharged from the armed services after having served two years overseas in the Pacific. MOTHERS CLUB MET AT McCAULEY HOME Mrs. Matilda McCauley was hostess to members of the Mothers club of Rebekah lodge Tuesday afternoon at her home when the group made 50 cancer pads. After the sewing hour, refreshments were served.

Others present were Mrs. Iva Haner, Mrs. Mary Wheeler, Mrs. Maude Mulnix, Mrs. Jean Shanks, Mrs.

Frankie Tanner, Mrs. Martha Thomas and Mrs. Beulah Johnson. WOMANS SOCIETY TO MEET THURSDAY The regular general meeting of the Womans Society of the Federated church will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 in the Junior room. Miss Ivernia Tyson will be program chairman on "Children and Their Church." Mrs.

George Cooper, Mrs. Leo Nation and Mrs. W. H. Troxell will be co-hostesses.

CAKE AND APRON SALE TO BE HELD SATURDAY Members of St. Margaret's Guild are sponsoring a cake and apron sale and tea beginning at 1:30 Saturday afternoon, March 22, in the parish hall. All women of the city are invited to attend. Purely Personal Arthur Austin and Mike Purcell flew to Phoenix and back Tuesday on business. Norman Sharber was a business visitor in Phoenix over the week end.

Mrs. Eva Burns has been confined to her home with flu the past week. Gus Burns, Nelson Burns and George Burns plan to leave Friday for the east on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Maxwell returned Monday from Phoenix where they went Sunday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Boren left last week end for San Diego to spend three weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. McCuddin. L. G.

Beamer, local insurance man, left Tuesday morning for Holbrook on a business trip. He planned to return Thursday or Friday. Miss Jean McCauley and Miss Lucy Jensen of Fredonia spent the week end in Phoenix and returned home Sunday night. Dr. J.

W. Connor, father of Mrs. J. T. Weisel, underwent an operation Monday in the Santa Fe hospital in Los Angeles.

He and wife make their home in Seligman. J. D. McDaniel, who has been at Fort Whipple the past month due to illness, is reported much better. He is owner of the Corner Cupboard Coffee Shop.

Mr. and Mrs. Art Vandevier who spent the past two weeks at Buck Horn hot springs near Phoenix left Tuesday for Los Angeles to spend a week on a buying trip, before returning here next week. Mrs. W.

J. McCuddin, mother of Mrs. Arthur E. Austin, came Monday night from Sioux City, to visit until this week end with her daughter and family. She will leave for her home in San Diego this week end.

Miss Jessie Wedin, sister of Mrs. Harvey Cooper, and her friend Miss Ensi Oja spent Monday at Grand Canyon. They plan to leave this week end for their home in Grantsburg, Wisconsin, spending several weeks visit with Mrs. Cooper and family. J.

R. Cooper accompanied by Mrs. Harvey Cooper and Mrs. Birdie Hilkins returned Sunday from Phoenix. Mr.

Cooper and Mrs. Cooper went there last Thursday on business and Mrs. Hilkins spent several weeks there visiting her daughter, Mrs. Willie Low and family. THIS CURIOUS WORLD By WILLIAM FERGUSON ONE TRILLION! AN EAR of CORN WITH AN ODD NUMBER OF KERNEL ROWS WAS FOUND RECENTLY AND IS IN NEBRASKANE ONLY KNOWN EXAMPLE OF THIS RARE OCCURRENCE IN EXISTENCE TODAY.

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Golds AN "A PLACE FERGUS IS GROWN UP WHEN IT'S RUN DOWN," Says The EARTH MRS. DAVID CASTS A SHADOW ALMOST A WALKER, MILLION MILES Angola, Ind. OUT INTO SPACE. 3-19 NEXT: Can ducks fly when molting? Investigation Started On Hospital Escapes PHOENIX, March 19 (AP), Dr. John A.

Larson, superintendent of the state hospital for the insane, began an investigation today to determine how two inmates escaped in the last 24 hours. He said the fugitives were a kitchen trusty, who was committed for alcoholism, and another man described as "mildly deteriorated." Dr. Larson said he was trying to find out why a door was left unlocked. Permitting one of the men access to a porch, where he cut a screen. Mrs.

Orin Hensley was expected to return today from Phoenix where she went Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Purcell.

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Weisel and children, Margaret, Elizabeth and Bill plan to leave Sunday for Phoenix where they will spend a week or so on business.

E. H. "Bud" McNamara left Saturday for Phoenix to make his home. He will be employed by the General Tire Company there, which is owned by C. R.

Vanderhoff and his partner. Mr. Vanderhoff is a brother-in-law of Mrs. Harold Huffer. The number of people of Japanese ancestry in Chicago increased from about 300 before Pearl Harbor to about 20.000 in 1946.

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So, to get your share, don't say 'beer', say Budweiser IT LIVES WITH GOOD EVERYWHERE Lager ANHEUSER-BUSCH SAINT LOUIS AB -4712 Andy Wolf Ruler Of Elks; Slate Installation April 1 Andy Wolf was named exalted ruler of Flagstaff Lodge No. 499, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, at the group's regular meetTuesday night, succeeding H. Karl Mangum, ruler the past year. Other officers named were Ralph G. Barney, esteemed leading knight; Francis C.

Osborn, esteemed loyal knight; Albert D. Eskew, esteemed lecturing knight; C. C. Thornton, secretary; William S. Corey, treasurer; Raymond L.

Sass, tiler; Mangum, trustee for three year term; Wolf, delegate to grand lodge, and Mangum, alternate delegate. Installation of officers will take place April 1 with Loren W. Cress, past district deputy grand exalted ruler as installing officer. Hill Redman, Parley Willis and William L. Brown were appointed to a committee for entertainment and refreshments to follow the installation ceremonies.

CHERRY TEST To ascertain whether cherries are worm-infested, place the entire lot in cold water. Perfect cherries sink; those containing worms float for a short time. Get the money-saving Want Ad habit. Again at Carter's Luxite GARTER BELTS $1.75 CARTER'S of Flagstaff Gallup Police Seeking Missing Navajo Boy GALLUP, March 19 (AP)lice were searching today for a 12- year-old Navajo boy who has been missing from his home for five days. Named Kee John Plummer and going under the nickname Kee Tso, he was last seen walking east of Gallup toward Indian Village on Sunday afternoon about 3 o'clock.

He speaks no English and lives at the Window Rock coal mine. When last seen he was wearing a striped, cap, black jacket, levis and tennis shoes. He is the son of Ralph Plummer. California Governor Considers State Visit Sacramento, March 19 (AP)- -Gov. Earl Warren today was considering the invitation of Gov.

Sidney P. Osborn of Arizona to discuss Colorado River matters at Phoenix. Warren said he desired time to consider before relying as to when and where the meeting of governors could be held. John Hancock was President of the Continental Congress at the time of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. AN OLD FRIEND IS BACK Baking Powder Coffee Cake With Streisel Topping Generous Cut 15c Pure Food Bakery Phone 78 Tuba City News The P.

T. A. met Wednesday night at the school building. The nominating committee submitted the following names for officers for the next year: Mrs. E.

G. Stocks, president; Mrs. John G. Bennett, vice president; Mrs. Lulu Herold, secretary; and Mrs.

Elmer Lincoln, treasurer. The report of the committee was accepted and the officers were unanimously elected. After the business meeting, the school children gave a Health program which consisted of three skits and a number of songs. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Boyer have been spending a few days in Phoenix. NOTICE! Any persons having any jewelry or watch jobs at TOWNSEND JEWELRY SHOP may get them back by contacting Mr. Townsend at IBOLD'S INDIAN STORE Phoenix or writing him at 2510 N. 11th St. Phoenix, Arizona Fifth Victim Of LA Woman Attacks Found LOS ANGELES, March 19 (AP) Found bleeding, her skull badly gashed, in a clump of bushes in Elysian Park today, Anna Diresio, 55, was rushed to a hospital in critical condition.

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