Page 4, Sec. 4, Capital Journal, Mon., May 13, 1957
Page 8, Sec. 1, Capital Journal, Tues., May 14, 1957
California Not
To Indict Two
Prison Lovers
Pair Who Escaped
For Baby's Birth
Face Kansas Return
w
SAN flMNCISCO. Cfl Grand
Jurors decided Monday night not
to return robbery and kidnaping
indictments against a couple who
escaped from the Kansas State
Penitentiary so their baby could
oe Dorn outside.
Hernando Cotton. 49. and Mrs.
Martha Stachura, 27, had been
charged with kidnaping Anthony
W. Trcvclick, 23, of Redwood City
and robbing him of $2 last week.
They were caught when a stolen
car stalled and a policeman recog
nized it.
The jury decided it was "not
In the public interest to have Cal
ifornia taxpayers support them
here," said Norman Elkington,
chief assistant district attorney.
They will be returned to Kansas.
The pair told authorities here
they held trysts in a prison utility
tunnel and made their escape
when Mrs.. Stachura found she
was pregnant. The baby is ex
pected in September,'
Cotton told the grand Jury Mon
day night ho faces life imprison
ment when he returns to Kansas.
He was first sent up for stealing
an automobile and was later con
victed of killing a fellow prisoner.
Mrs. Stachura said she has
enough charges against her in
three states to keep her in prison
or 25 years.
She and her husband, Edgar,
28, were convicted of selling a
mortgaged car. Stachura Monday
won a parole from the Lansing,
Kan., penitentiary but was re
leased to Arizona authorities who
wanted him on forgery charges.
Gov. George Docking's office
aid Oregon also wanted Stachura
on charges of obtaining money
through false pretenses while Cal
ifornia (ought him for forgery.
British Report
500 Russ Subs
LONDON Ifl-The British gov
ernment says Russia now has the
world's biggest submarine fleet
500 underwater craft. Half of
them reportedly are built for long-
range operation.
But Christopher Soames, parlia
mentary secretary of the admir
alty, said if war comes the NATO
allies have "every intention of
protecting the Atlantic sea lanes.
Soames told the House of Com
mons last night that NATO would
be bolstered by "the main ele
ments of the Royal Navy, which
are committed to NATO in the
event of global war."
Speaking during debate on the
navy budget, Soames said the
"new style navy will bo a sharp
and tempered weapon with fewer
ships than the prewar fleet but
with most formidable hitting
power."
Russ Seaman
Bullet Victim
KINGSTON, Jamaica Wl-Thc
first mntc of a Russian freighter
died in a hospital yesterday of
bullet wounds received after the
vessel left Manznnllla, Cuba, for
Leningrad.
The freighter Holhoznik put in
Sunday to obtain medical aid for
Valory llcdcnsky, 34. He was re
ported to have suffered several
head wounds and to have been un
conscious three days.
Capt. Aleksnnder Birjukor said
the mate was wounded accidental
ly, but crew members would not
divulge to newsmen how or when
he was shot.
U. S. Deaths
By TIIK ASSOCIATED PRESS
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif. W
Mine. Marie Itnppold, 80, famed
Metropolitan Opera Company so
prano in the first two decades of
the century, and a voice leather
in North Hollywood the past 15
years, died Sunday. She was born
in Brooklyn.
OAKLAND. Calif. Wi-Dr. Har
old G. Trimble. 01, nalionally
known chest specialist, a past vice
president of the National Tuber
culosis Assn., was fatally shot
yesterday.
SARASOTA. Klu. UN-Snimii'l P.
Crenshaw.. 70. relired Associated
Press maintenance man. who
served many years in the AP's
Louisville, Ky., bureau, died sun
day. NEW YORK tan Jim Jennings.
68. a snorts writer on the New-
York Dailv Mirror for the pas!
2"i years, and formerly on the old
New York Graphic and rev orK
Post, died yesterday.
BOSTON lift Roar Adm. Robert
A. Theobald. 73. former command
ant of the 1st Naval District and
the Pacific Fleet deslroyer com
mander when the . Japanese made
their sneak attack on Pearl Har
bor, died yesterday. He was born
in San Francisco.
Costly Oversight
ALBUQUERQL'K. N. M. I-
Thc Internal Revenue Service
explained why it sent a bill (or
taxes due to a New Mexico ins
payer. It seems that in the ty-sh
to meet the April 15 filing dead
lino, the taxpayer had forgotten
to list his wife and 12 children
as deponents. Another tax re
turn corrected the oversigH? i
famous make paper products
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Scot Soft-weve; white; limit 18
Scptties cleansing tissue, 200's; limit 18
Scotties cleansing tissue, AQO't; limit 8
Zee toilet tiuue; limit 30
Chiffon cleansing tissues; limit 10 :
Zee towels, regular; limit 12 ;
Dtlsoy toilet lissue, white only; limit 18
Kleenex, 400's; limit 8...
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reg. 59c Irish
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Pure lanolin;
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sale while quantities
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popular brand soaps
Ivory Soap, medium. Limit 26
Ivory Soap, personal. Limit 40
Cashmere Bouquet Soap, bath. Limit
Palmolive Soap, bath. Limit 18
Sweetheart Soap, bath. Limit 20
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STREET FLOOR
new! pastel Waldorf toilet
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yellow.
12-1
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reg, $2 tin
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famous make
reg, 33c
bubble bath
4 for
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20 fo $1
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famous Scot towels! regular,
size; white onlv.
g roll, $
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Imported Engllih
soap, damaged
bars.
30 bars
Wrliley'j soap,
bath
chest
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except where noted otherwise
'Vlus shipping cost to areas outside
our regular truck delivery routes.
professional size hair preparations
Wildroot Cream Hairdressing
Vaseline hair tonic
Aqua Velva
Beau Krcml
Kreml
Fitch's Shampoo
Pinaud's Eau de Quinine"
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Bryl Cream with dispenser
Cream Hair dress
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shave; pressure J
cans. 3 for I
reg. $1.25 Elmo Purple
Herbal tincture
astringent.
reg. 53.50 Elmo
hormone
cream
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$1
3
- a -r.Tr' .',;!! v,;,"i :v "i
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reg. 51 Morny's
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lor
2 $1.
boxesi
7 s
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n reg. 75c-$l men's cotton
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