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Arabs Rounded Up

In the city itself. Israeli SOL
diers rounded up Arabs sus-
pected of taking part in the
fighting and herded several hun
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20
Swedish Workers Paw

CONTINUED from Back Page)
Sweden they say is Challenges" TO way OF life.
Seen from close Bly, though. the famous Swedish Middle
Way" looks much like dead-end street.
Sweden haunted by many Of the social diIemmas about
which reformers at home complain.
The native Lapps charming peaceful people Of racial
stock different from the swedes not admitted to the
local hotels and restaurants.
Swedes whose family end with son" and who
thereby marked common men," four Of five
Swedes cannot get commission in the Swedish Army
with It's srisfocrate traditions.
Until last October when the sociaisie Braif System
empowered few thousand people TO decree how much
liquor every individual permitted 10 drink got
by law only half the ration Of their husbands any,
Equality Of the races Of fhe classes Of The
much Of problem in the socialist in free society.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20
DROPS DIRECTLY TO DESERT
BIames Smog-

tconiinved from Back Page)
1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL [soeaIiedl
ExlsTENcE"-p IN. SAILS A MYTHl AND THE
DEVILS HUMAN ADAM AND EVE DUPEs OF
ALL RACES ARE BEING PUT THROUGH THE
WRINcER'-THE DEvlL-ANlMAL MAGNETISM
SEEKING TO PERPETUATE HIS FRAUDULENT,
MYTHICAL MIsRULE. BUT SUFFERING.
REPENTANCE, MEEKNESs, AND HUMILITY. TO BE
EXAMINED BY NY INDISPENSABLE. INcoM-
PARABLE, IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVE.
MENT-THE PREDEsTNED EvENTUAL-"THE
ONE AND ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS"
OF ALL RACES WILL FULFILL THE GRAND TRUTH
"DIvlNE LOVE ALWAYS HAS MET AND ALWAYS
WILL MEET EVERY HUMAN NEED"!-I TO Mrs.
Eddy, TO you, S&H. p. 494.
BLAMES SMoc m LOS ANGELES FOR
Gas DEATHS
chieago Trbvne
Angeles deaths Of og brought disagreement from several
doctors and scientists attending assembly subcommittee
hearing air pollution.
The report presented yesterday by Dr. Clarence A.
Mills professor Of experimental medicine the University
Of Cincinnati He said 230 deaths in Of normal
peefaney occurred smoggy days 1912 26 in 1883 and
334 in 1884, There longer exists reasonable doubt
that Los Angeles smogs indeed related to very eonsd
cradle increases in respiratory and cardiac Deaths he said
But Dr. Lester Bresow Of the state department Of public
health told fhe svbeommee he and his associates have
been unable convince ourselves Of the Of
Dr. Mills conclusions Dr. J. D. Dixon, professor Of bio
statistics at the University Of Los Angeles. said Dr. Ms
dafs docs not establish sos as toxic agent Of DEATH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20
Gut In Interest Would Spell Higher
Prices, Expert Declares

BY Ernest A. Bavmgarih detroit News
CHICAGO, Oet l0-Money is the tghfesf il has
been the United States for than rs years. delegates
to the Mortgage Bankers Association convention here
told
The bankers advised there Is assurance that
increases in FILA and VA mortgage interest rates would
put any cash in circulation provide cash for
home mortgage loans.
Many mortgage bankers have recently advocated freeing
the interest rates Of FILA and VA home loans TO make
attractive for institutional investment again, but Albert
Cole. administrator Of the Housing and Home Finance
Agency (HFA said he does not orsee any such action
On the other hand Cole. the governments top housing
official, said that the building industry producing
between 100000 and 100000 housing units annually
anything but "a sick industry"
The present money stnseney said Sherman c. Badger
financial vice president Of the New England Mutual Life
Insurance Co., Boston, Is not due to the fiscal
policy.
is reflection Of prosperity. he said and Of the fact
that the people, the businesses and governmental units
have already borrowed the available savings Of the country
and currently seeking to borrow al rate that higher
than the creation Of savings"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20
The Poo" Millionaire Democrats
By "Ex-Democrat"

from "As Others See ~
free Press, 1927
Adal appeared Tv asking for dollars for The poor"
Dsnoersss. Ne Is known 70 bs millionaire. c. Mennen
Williams shaving factory in New Jersey that
% uNioulxsd Cow Hartman and Senator Kerr are two
tconsinvsd Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20
His Son Jailed


tconinved from Back Psge)
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
WHAT A TRAvEsTY ON THE LIFE or MY
cHIL-DL-E-s-s, HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED, lNcoM
PARABLE PROPHET, MESSIAH SON. CHRIST
JESUS, 1.-THE WAY, THE TRUTH AND THE LlFET
THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLIC SPIRITUAL
LUNAcYl or OPPOSITION TO HUMANE AND
RELATIVELY SCIENTIFIC BIRTH CONTROL AND
BIRTH PREVENTION IS A MAJOR CURSE UPON THE
HUMAN RAcEslH THEY ARE ONLY DEvILsH,
FRAUDULENT, MYTHICAL, VISIBLE MORTAL
THOUGHT coUNTERFEITs AND BURLEsouEs
or nay, GODS. ONLY REAL cREATIoN-FlEsHlESs
i4M+MATERlAL, SPIRITUAL, cHRIsTLIkE. AND
Externally HARMONIOUS. NY VERY IMAGE AND
LikENEssI
BUT THE DEVILS ADAMS AND EYES MULTIPLY
LIKE RABBITsi HENCE MILLIONS or ADULT
ADAMS AND EYES HAVE THEIR NOSE ON THE
CORRESPONDENCE ARE TOO HEAVILY BuRDENEp
TO LIVE LIVES or STUDY, STUDY. STUDY,
tconsinvsd Next Column Top)
DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. OCT. 20, 1855
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20
Factory Pay Level Tops 81 an Hour;
Job|essness Drops"

detroit News)
WASHINGTON. oet lo-tAPl-Averase factory pay
climbed above 81 an hour for the first time In September.
the government reported Yesterday
At the same time, Unemployment dropped below two
million and to the lowest level since November 1883.
The Commerce and Labor departments issued The joint
report which showed 6607 900 persons we're employed
This record for September but down 100000 from
Avgvsfs seasonal peak.
JobIessness declined by about 100000 TO total Of
99eo0o In September mainly because young Job seekers
went back to school.
DISCLOSED BY IKE
The employment total had been disclosed by President
Eisenhower in speech in Lexington, KY, Oct. l. but
yesterdays official release provided further data the
Job and income boom.
II reported that:
Nonfarm employment reached aItime high Of 52lo0
00oexesedIng by $4,000 the previous record SET last
December.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20
Speediest Plane Crashes

SpeedIeSt Plane lrdsheS-
(censinvsd from Back Pagsl
BUT THE MATERIAL" THE SEEN. IS
M.Y.TA-icALln
ALL FLESH. AND so-esllsd "MArTER" ARE
MERELY MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT
coUNTERFETs OF WHOLLY HARMONIOUS.
DIVINE IDEAS!
PILOT KILLED IN DROP FROM $50 BOMBER
x2 SET ALTITUDE SPEED MARKS
BY Lloyd Norman chlesge Trbvne
Washington. Sept 27-The worlds fastest rocket aplsne
The experimental x2 crashed today Edwards air force
California killing shs pilot Capt. Mbvrn G. Apt g.
Mbvrn whose wife and two daughters live the BASE
making his first flight in the plane the air force said
asr weeks Of Intensive indoetrinstion Apt native Of
Buffalo. kss. where his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. onIsy O.
Apt, live.
The x2, which had been flown TO 10000 feet by II.
COL Frank K Pstel Everest and a. speed Of 1900 miles
hour by Capt. Ivsn kineheloe, crashed TO Of
the big within minutes after II released from
IT'S mother ship, e-s0
DROPS DIRECTLY TO DESERT
The air force said Apt Standardization" flight
after weeks Of preparation They said the plane dropped
almost directly from the bomber TO the floor Of the desert
Apis body found in the wreekase.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20

MEDITATION AND PRAYER. GUIDED ~ NY
INDISPENSABLE. INCOMPATIBLE. IMPERATIVE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MovEMENr-MN GREATEST
AND ONLY PURE AND MATURE AND COMPLETE
RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS m ALL
fH8 WORLD, m ALL TlMgl-ANO The ONLY
INvNcioLe. EDUCATIONAL. CULTURAL. LEADER
snip MONITOR AvAlLAsLE TO tiseRATE THE
HUMAN RACES FROM THEIR FALSE MASTER. THE
DEVILS ANTLcHRisv ADAM AND EVE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS OF SIM
DISEASE DefoRMATies. DEATHS, DISASTERS.
WARS. COMMUNISM. AND THE CONCLUSIONS OF
soealIed NATURE-MERElY CONCLUSIONS OF
MORTAL THOUGHT. IN. AND OF. COLLECTIVE
HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS. But ENTIRELY
MY.T-Hi-c,ALlM
NY ONE, EXTERNALLY HARMONIOUS CREATION
AND UNIVERSE IS Externally PROTECTED BY MY
oMNIPoTENcE. NFALLIBLE INTELLIGENCE,
LAW AND ORDER!
THE THINGS SEEN ARE INDEED TEMPORAL!
NUMERICALLY WHILE THE THINGS NOT SEEN
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, IN REVELATION. SAYS
THAT ne BEhELD "A NEW HEAVEN AND A NEW
EARTH" THE REAL, THE cHRlSTLIKE AND
SPIRITUAL FLEsHLEss. I-A-hATERIAL!
AND SO MAY ALL OF YOU BEHOLD 1.-THE
KINGDOM OF HEAVEN. WHICH IS AT HAND; 1T is
WITHIN YOU" WITHIN A DvNELY SCIENTIFIC.
cHRIsTLIKE. SPIRITUAL CONSCIOUSNESS. AND
IS NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS, AND
REFLECTS NY oMNIPREsENcE OF THE ONE UNIVERSE
s-A.TU.R.ATI-Nc ALL SPACE WITH HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE-ExcLUDNc UTTERLY ANY
REALITY TO THE DEvILISH, FRAUDULENT.
MYTHICAL HUMAN RAcEsl AND THEIR so-eaIIed
MATERIAL" WORLD AND UNIVERSE ALL OF
WHICH ARE MERELY MYTHICAL VISIBLE
MORTAL THOUGHT coUNTERFEITS AND
BURLEsoUEs OF THE DIVINE ETERNAL, AND REAL!
HIS SON JAILED, MINISTER TOLD BY JUDGE:
GET OUT
~ Y. Tribvne)
Kings County Judge Samuel S. Leibowitz yesterday
advised Brooklyn minister with Fifteen CHILDREN to
clear BROOKLYN The
the sentencing Of Of the minister's sixteen
year-old, narcotics charge.
u CAN'T FORCE you TO MOVE. BUT | STRONGLY
SUGGEST. GET OUT" THE JUDGE DECLARED. Il WISH
COULD PUT YOU IN JAIL INSTEAD OF HIM."
HEADS CHURCH SINCE "a
The boy. Abraham Sanchez lives at 203 Clinton ST. His
father Manuel said he has headed the Spanish Penfeeoai
Church door No. 20I since 934-seven years after
he came here from Puerto Rico.
Abraham in court for sentencing after pleading
guilty TO possession Of heron misdemeanor slight
boy weighing only eishtyve pounds. he could easily
been mistaken for child Of nine ten.
THE defendant" Judge Lebowifz read from report;
us The product Of home in which there many
children that affection and attention spread thin
The religious pressvres from his father who may be
sdered religious fanatic practically drove this defendant
into the streets"
Judge Leibowitz told Mr. Sanchez he had done mis-
cradle" Job Of raising his family and said Of the chill.
dren in constant trouble while third in Sing Sing
The children range in age from months twentyons
years. -~wWyuuu
The fact that you have raised a brood in your own
business" Judge Lebowitz declared. -.
Ansered by the judges comments Mr. Sanchez inter.
ieeted u tried to teach my children the ways Of God
would permit them or elevson or per.
nit them to smoke or drink"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20
COP. 'Lukewarm' Support Of New
Deal and Fair Deal Measures
Because Of Distrust Of Democratic
Spiritual 1reason!!!

1Recogniton Of she kremin criminals spiritual luna.
ties, God condemned, spiritual bastards Heb. l27 g.
2'SsesIing Of elections via gigantic Of Federal
funds with the aid Of Reds and Fellow Travellers admitted
into the government.
3-Svspicions OF Democratic leadership, confirmed In
the 100 billion Pearl Harbor bIunder and disaster ust.
Ing In the loss Of China to the Redslll
PART
you ARE ALL FAMILIAR WITH THE DEMOCRATS
LAUNDERING, RAcKETEERINc LEADERSHIP WHICH
EFFECTED A RAPID REHABILITATION OF OUR
DOMINANT MILITARY STRENGTH, THUS INVITING
COMMUNIST NAKED AGGRESSION AGAINST
THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA!
AND 50, IN THAT CONTEXT, IT WAS TRUMANs
AND THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS KoREAI
The United States was Of course honor bound with the
U. NJ TO defend and southern Korea And your chill
dren will be paying the bills, as you ARE N0Wl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20

Of The richest men In ths United States.
Thsn there is he hugs union fund managed by Walter
Rsvhsr end backing ths Democrats How their party be-
poer7
Thu old song Met Republicans rleh ths Dsoerss
poor has false nots The pseersfs rich but ssInuv
asking dollars Of The peer income group
Ike asked people 10 vote sny way they pIesssd-but
voss. Some dI6ersneel
Expsmoerat Flint
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20
Democrats Will Destroy Prosperity
Humphrey"
tNews) 1919
Foster Initiation"
free Press
HUMPHREY DEFENDS POLICIES or COP
AnAlAucr0 ATlAA

HUMPHREY DEFENDS POLICIES OF COP.
ADMINISTRATION
BY Hub N. George free Press)
George NJ Humphrey secretary Of ths treasury Monday
accused Democrats Of fostering - policy Of deliberate
nflafion."
The Miehssn-born Cabinet member told an Economic
Club luncheon that sound money The key to continuing
prosperity
Democrats" he said propose cutting taxes regardless
Of the amount Of the Governments income.
They also propose Government spending programs
costing many additional billions Of dollars
This policy Of deliberate imitation and result
in return budget unbalanced by several billion dol
lars with all the naionary pressvres that would create
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coat, but the bullet went astray.
The father tried to grab the
gun but his son broke loose and
ran around the house, firing
several shots at the pursuing
officers. He tried to enter the
back door. but, finding it locked,
turned and faced the oncoming
policemen. He suddenly placed
the gun at his head and fired
once as they lunged at him. He
died within seconds.
Young Lindley apparently had
planned to kill his parents, bar
ricade himself in the house and
shoot it out with police, 1t.
Detective Jack Jordan said. A
rifle, two shotgunS, an automatic
pistol and ammunition were
found in his room, neatly ar
ranged by windows.
The parents said their son had
developed persecution COM
plex" several months ago, but
thought he had improved since
pSychiatric treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-06

thing possible to keep the Red
skins here even after 1860.
Meanwhile, the Federal sta
dunn commission is expected to
hold it's first real business meet
ing here in late November or
early December. The group will
have before it detailed analysis
of several possible stadium sites.
now being drawn up by the Ma
tional Capital Planning Com
mission.
Details Undecided
Members Of the stadium group,
meanwhile, emphasized that no
decisions of any kind have been
made about a possible location.
size or financing for a stadium.
The Federal group is thinking.
however, in terms Of self
liquidating project. possibly
financed through a bond issue.
The feeling has been that the
site might be provided from city
or Federal land.
Representative Thompson,
Democrat of New Jersey, a
member Of the Federal commits
sion and leading proponent of
a national stadium, said the loss
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Truman Prods
Detroit Voters

DETROIT, Oct. 6 (P).-Formel
President Truman tours foui
more congressional districts ir
the Detroit area today to urge
Democratic workers to get voters
registered for the November cleo
ton.
In a whirlwind tour of three
heavily Democratic districts here
yesterday, the former President
said he preferred precinct cap
tains who get out the vote to al
the high-hat speakers"
Michigan Democratic leaders
are counting on heavy turnout
in this labor stronghold to swing
the State to Adlai Stevenson
But registration here has beer
100000 under four years ago
Democratic State Chairman Neil
Staebler said last night this has
been cut to 10000 land the drive
is to close the gap by Monday
night (the deadline)."
In a major speech at a labor
rally in Detroit last night, AFL
trade unionists loudly cheered
Mr.. Humans attack on Vice
Nixon as tricky Dicky''
and as lone of the worst enemies
of labor that ever sat in Con-
gress."
Mr.. Truman said a COMPARE
son of the voting records of Mr.,
Nixon and Senator Estes Kefau-
yer on I'll issues important to
working men and women" showed
that Mr.. Nixon voted wrong
every time" He added that SEN
ator Kefauver, the Democratic
vice presidential nominee, was
right on every issue"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-06
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

by clearing and turning cooler in
the west and north portions Sum-
day afternoon.
Winds - East to southeast
winds around 10 miles per hour
tonight shifting to northwesterly
Of 1925 miles per hour force
Sunday afternoon, Visibility fair
to locally poor.
River Report
tFrom United States EnEinesrsl
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear At Great Falls. Shenandoah
clear AZ Harpers Ferry
Temperatures for YESTERDAY
READING Washington National Airportl
Midnight Ga Noon - 90
an az pm. ------ ~
> am. 81 SPIN 1890 90
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GRIFFITH
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
ing out all the stops in its eff
forts to get a major league fran
chise.
Washington isn't the only
club they are talking to" he
said. But the Washington clubs
financial condition makes it the
most likely prospect.
Il think it's too bad the club
in the Nations Capital has to be
the most likely prospect for a
move, but it does seem to be-"
Nothing Settled
Mr.. Griffith made it plain
nothing was settled about a
possible switch, and the techni>
cal problems Of a franchise
change seemed to rule out the
possibility of a switch within
the next year.
George Preston Marshall,
whose Washington Redskins pro
football team plays its games in
Griffith Stadium, said he still
has four years to run in a 10
year contract for the stadium.
He said he intends to do every
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District and vicinity-Occa-
sional rain or drizzle tonight. low
around So. Scattered showers
tomorrow followed by clearing in
afternoon. Cooler Sunday night.
Virginia-Cloudy with occa-
sional rain or drizzle this evening
and tonight. Low tonight. $685..
Mostly cloudy and warmer to-
morrow with scattered showers
but turning cooler in the west
and north portions by night.
Maryland-Occasional rain OF
showers tonight. low 57-65.
Mostly cloudy tomorrow with
scattered showers but followed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-06
Labor Advisor Sees
Stevenson Trend
BY the Associated Press

George M. Harrison. chair
man of the Democratic National
Committee Advisory Committee
on Labor, says Nation wide re-
ports from the 54-member COM
mittee SHOW strong tide run
ming toward the Stevenson-Ke-
fauver ticket"
Mr.. Harrison's views were out
lined in a statement issued by
the Democratic National Com
mittee.
Mr.. Harrison, who met with
the labor group today to map
campaign strategy, said the UNI
ion leaders "all agree that work.
ing people are turning to the
Democratic Party to solve such
problems as rising prices, school
shortages. and regional unem-
Iployment which are troubling
working families"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-06
.Mar|and Faces
Quiz on Charge

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Oct
6 (Pj.-The Government has
asked Gov. William c. Marlano
of West Virginia to tell a Federal
grand jury further about his al
legation of a requested kickback
by postmasters of 5 per cent OF
their salaries.
United States Attorney Duncan
Daugherty confirmed last night
he had asked the Governor, now
a candidate for the United States
Senate, to explain his remarks to
the grand jury here October II.
Gov. Marland. a Democrat,
made this assertion last Tuesday
on an interview-type television
program on WCHS-TV, Charles
ton:
Il am reliably informed that at
least one member of the Repub-
lican National Committee has
sent letters to postmasters that
the cost of processing their appli-
cations for jobs would amount to
5 per cent of their salaries"
Questioned on Flower Fund"
He did not elaborate further.
He has not been available for
comment since Mr.. Daugherty's
announcement of the grand jury
request.
The remark was made while
InewSmen were questioning Rim
as to reports that State employees
were required to hand over a
percentage of their pay to a
campaign fund-known as 1.-THE
flower fund"
Mr.. Daugherty said the FBI
also was investigating Gov. Mar
lands statement. He said FBI
agents "at my request" checked
recordings and films of the tele-
Ivised press conference.
Called FalsehOOd
when a responsible State
Official makes a charge like Gov.
Marland did. this Office natu-
rally will want to investigate
it," the district attorney said.
The day after the telecast,
Republican National Committee
man Walter S. Hallanan of
Charleston said that if Gov.
Marland intended to apply the
statement to G. o. P. commit
tee members from West Vir-
ginia. it was IAN infamous false
hood"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-06
Actor Held on Charge
Of BUYING Stolen Goods

MEMPHIS, Oct. 6 (P.-Lash
Larue, 34-year-old cowboy actor,
was indicted by the Shelby
County grand jury yesterday on
a charge of buying and receiving
stolen property.
Police accused Mr.. Larue, who
was here for the recent Mid
South Fair, of buying a stolen
adding machine for $40. Mr..
Larue denied the charge, saying
he was a victim of circum-
stances"
He is free under $500 bond.
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an effort to grab a .22-caliber
pistol from his firm grasp.
Detectives C. w. Roberts, J. L.
Doyle, L. C. George and Bill
Rackley said courageous action
of the parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
w. Lindley, probably averted a
more bloody episode.
They said that Lindley held a
gun on his mother and father
for about an hour and threatened
to kill everyone he could and
then kill himself"
The father. who is business
manager of Oklahoma City Uni
versity, related that he kept his
sons attention while his wife
slipped from the house and called
police. He said he then talked
his son into going outside to get
some air." knowing that the po-
lice car had arrived.
The officers said the Lindleys
were on the porch when they ar
rived and that the younger
'Lindley fired from beneath his
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Eight Convicted
In Brink sCase
Can Get Life

BOSTON, Oct. 6 P).-Eight
men, convicted early today Of
the Nations largest cash rob-
Ibery-the $l,219,O00 Drinks Inc.
haul nearly seven years ago
face a maximum of life i'm
prisonment at their scheduled
sentencing Tuesday.
Chief Defense Attorney Paul
T. Smith said, "Of course, we
are going to appeal. We have
81 days to file that appeal"
The all-male Suffolk Superior
Court jury deliberated three
hours and 81 minutes before
|convicting seven of the eight
defendants of armed robbery
meaning they actually partici-
pated in the January II, 1850.
looting.
The eighth-Joseph F. Nc
Ginnis, So, termed by the prose-
cution as the "brains'-was con-
victed as an accessory before the
fact of armed robbery and &C
cessory to breaking and entering,
which carry the same penalty.
McGinnis was acquitted of
armed robbery and breaking and
entering charges by directed ver-
dict before the case went to the
jury at 1923 o'clock last night.
Convicted after the nine-week
trial as participants were An
thony Pine, 40; Vincent j. Costa,
Al: Michael V. Geagan. Al;
Adolph (Jazz) Maffie, A; Henry
Baker. 40; James l, Faherty, "A,
and Thomas F. Richardson. AZ.
All are from greater Boston.
When Jury Foreman Thomas
F.. Donahue, 40, read the guilty
verdicts, McGinnis' wife col
lapsed. Faherty's sister buried
her head in a handkerchief. A
woman relative of another de-
PENDANT screamed.
Judge Felix Forte told the
Jurors:
I'm sure the community is
proud Of your courage"
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of the American League fran
chise would be a very serious
blow" to the project.
Meanwhile. President Eisen-
hover. advised of the franchise
switch talks at his press con-
ference yesterday, said he would
be strongly against any move of
major league baseball from the
Capital. He said he would have
liked to see the Senators rank
higher in the standings, but that
he feels Washington should have
a team and that he enjoys
watching it play.