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Authorities Raid Buckingham Still One Of Three Escapes In Dark Two men were arrested Wed nesday for manufacturing illegal whiskey in a large Buckingham comity still. State and federal authorities made the arrests after waiting at the still, six miles east of Scottville in Buckingham, for seveji and a half hours. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Di vision Investigator Stephen K. . Hughes. identified the two men arrested as William Dyer Bishop. 43. of Amelia, and Ol’.ie Earl ; Goines. 39. of Dillwyn. Hughes said the raiding mem bers arrived at the scene of tire still about 8 p. in. but did not make their arrests until 3:3ft a. it.. He said the still was in opera tion when they arrived but n.i one was around Then early in tlie morning, a l'j ton truck with three men in it arrived and the men proceeded to unload 117 fruit-jar cases. The agents moved in and cap tured the two non but the third escaped in the darkness. Hughes said Goines, who was carrying a loaded 32 caliber revolver, has two previous convictions f o r manufacture of illegal whiskey. Seized were 23ft gallons of il legal! whiskey. C.300 gallons of mash and a 3ft0-gallon still, which was dcstoyed by dynamite. The two men were taken be fore it. s. Commissioner C. Shep herd Nowlin, where the',' waived examination and were held on $1,000 bind each. Besides Hughes, members of the raiding party included ABC in vestigators H. C Matthews and It Pugh. Buckingham Countv . Sherriff Herbert Adams and, ATTD Investigator Marion A. King.

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