;k|utjmjreKenton Trio AdmitsriotBeiie Center leftsiofh-\seeire( (Continued from Pa?e One)Hay and Gram Co.; and Stephen-’ son's Clothing Store.Loot included groceries and meats. Cigarettes, an electric grill, c I four batteries and various other 1 items of merchandise. Mo cashJdon.stne jss was reported stolen from any of the establishments. The groceries included some bananas.* * *AFTER DENYING that he and his brothers had any connection j with the burglaries. James Adams; r was asked by Sheriff Foerster, “Do'c you like bananas?” Adams re-|o plied, “Yes, but I didn't eat any!esdana2n■-*■SI•ai:r,a3ncof them!”This opened the way for the complete confession, Foerster disclosed.James and Robert told the au-je thoriiies their brother Cecil was I supposed to pick them up with the t loot after the burglaries but failed to return in his automobile. Forced to hitchhike back to Kenton, the two brothers hid the loot in a milk truck they found parked in a field near JBelle Center. The loot was; I recovered yesterday afternoon. j ■ The trio is being held in the Lo-! . sn gan County Jail pending arraign-'I r-i Isa