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Police Man Roadblock
ST. PAUL; Minn, W Roadblocks
set un in aimnesoia ana
nearby Wisconsin today as high
way patrolmen and sheriff's offi
cers sought live prisoners who fled
the Ramsey county jau nere aiier
overpowering two jailers.
Late yesterday police received a
report that the car taken by the
escapees bad been seen a few
miles north of here. However,
search failed to locate It.'
Officers said the live men were
considered dangerous.
One of them, Murl Russell jar-
vis, 29, Richmond, Ind., was to
stand trial snortly on a cnarge oi
robbing the First National Bank of
Cannon Falls, Minn., of 1101. He
also was accused with a Bondur-
WILLARD WARD, lieutenant governor of Kiwanis northwest
- district, toastmaster for the charter presentation to the Glide
-'If Club, is shown here with Mrs. C. E. Thompson, Redmond,
.Jwife of the governor of the northwest district. The" meeting
.'was held Monday evening in Glide, Oregon, and attended by
Sitiany notables in the Southern Oregon Kiwanis district.-'
Kiwanis Gives
Mew Charter
S The Glide, Oregon, Kiwanis Club
deceived the 210th Kiwanis chatter
in the Northwest from C. E.
Thompson, Northwest district gov
ernor, Redmond. Assisting with the
ceremonies tout took place
Monday, March 22, in Glide, was
Wlllard Ward, Klamath Falls, lleu
nant governor of Division 15, Ki
aranis International.
' IVard presented the American
Tteg, the Kiwanis flog and other
(lfts from Kiwanis International to
the Glide Club, in the presence of
the 160 persons present who en
Joyed the dinner and the outstand
ing program.
Rabbi Proves Long
Life Formula
NEWARK. N. J. I Thirty
years ago Rabbi Abraham Bern
stein wrote a book on longevity.
Yesterday he celebrated his
100th birthday at a party attended
by 73 persons, including live cnn
dren, 14 grandchildren and 18
great-grandchildren.
The rabbi's formula for long
life: cleanliness and a good diet.
ant, Iowa, bank robbery and
holdup of a grocery store In Has
ting, Minn.
Arland Gerberdlng. 32, Madelia,
Minn., was convicted last week on
first-degree robbery charges in a
St. Paul bar holdup. His partner
Donald Matthews. 30. St. Paul, was
to be tried this week for the same
holdup.
The other escapees were Bruce
M. Brown. 26. Minneapolis,
charged with using the malls to
defraud, and Terrance R. Farrell,
20, Dauphin, Canada, accused of
some 40 service station noiaups m
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Patrick Kelly, 43. "inside Jailer,"
said the break occurred yesterday
morning after Gerberdlng threat
ened him with a razor blade
fastened to a stick of wood.
' Kelly said he was then knocked
to the floor. The other Jailer.
Hugh Shuck, S3, entered the cell
area and the improvised weapon
was turned on him. Shuck's keys
were taken, the Jailers were locked
in the cell area and the five pris
oners dashed away. The escape
was not discovered until a matron
on the lloor above heard the Jail-
era abouts 15 minutes later.
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.The blast at 1:30 a.m. yesterday
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dynamite boxes were found by
road patrolmen Hidden In bushes
mile from the Florida Power
end Light Co. plant at Cutler.
- Net far from where the boxes
Were discovered, the officers found
' as-fresh hole 15 feet wide and four
ieet deep.
. The plant was not affected by
the explosion, which was heard
ever an area of 30 miles.
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