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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29

houFiS SaleS On the EKehsnae
L:O0a.m 800 600 Noon 500 coo
loo pm go 900 400 pm 900 600
unit Of trading ~ shares OF sales N
tull Rates Of dividends IN the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly o. semi-annual dsclsI a.
ton. Unless Otherwise noted, special OF
extra dividends are not included a Also
extra or extras Annual rate plus stock
dividend d Declared o. paid IN 1857 pius
stock dividend Declared OF paid 30 far
this year, PAYABLE In stock during 1857
estimated cash value on ex-dNidend or
ex-distrihution date Paid last year,
b Declared OF paid after stock dividend
o. splitup / Declared OF pad TINS year,
an accumuIative issue with dividends in
arrears, pPaid this year. dividend
omitted, deferred or no action taken at
last dividend meeting Declared or
paid in 1888 plus stock dividend Pay
able N stuck during 1888. estimated cash
value % ex-dlvldend o. eS-distribuuol
date yLquidatinK dividend eld Called
E1 dividend KIDS Ex distribution
u EA rights w. With0us warrants
Wv With WarTanta wd When distributed
vi When issued cd Next day delivery
Q In baakruptcy or receIy ership or BEING
reorEaniLed under the Bankruptcy Act
or securities assumed hy such companies.
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, Aug. "a (AP).-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd-lot transactions BY
principal dealers for August IS: Pur-
cheses Of 204 $40 shares. Sales Of
e2o, e3s shares including 1879 shares
sold short.
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D. SECURITIES

Union Trust-eO at 80.
Wash Gas tcom)--26 at 44ss, 10 at
44ss, IS at 44ss.
pUBIIC Utility BONDS
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APIS. UHFURHIsHED-VA.

ARL.: Dorchester Apis 80 bedrms.
air-cond.. 1920 liv room. double
closets. free swimming pool. an
utilities; near Pentagon. Navy An
mex; Sl49.b0. IA. 7-0305. 2040
Columbia pike.
ARL.: e15-One- -bedrm. apt. IN apt
bldg. utils. incl: ldry. facils. Nr
&c. Myer stores. transp. EN-
3-561s days: FL. 3-920S ewes
ARL.. N.--Avail. Aug. /. Ist and
2nd q. apis. Conv. to shop, bus
churches. parochial and public
schools: $3.50 per mo. plus elee
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2-dFager letter ; 1lEs steel 1le
a-SsEsTs5 =: n. steel fun suuDsnSIGsR a. I:s !;
B4xS4 steel dbl. pedestal desks
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PRACTICAL NURSE desires posi-.
tlnn. will furnish excellent
references. Call fk. 3-4lDo. 81
WOMAN, white. mature, wants yori
Is companion 10 elderly lady,
reference. EN-. 2-25ib,
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RoOMs FuRMIsRED-M.W.

KENNEDY ST. NV, 1a0o-Lge.
sundeck and yard; laundry and
refgr, privlls,: girl only; S35 mo.
p ST. NV. 1Sb5--'Dupont Manor
First-iioor sEI, rm. next 20 bath.
only S7 week.
Park RD. i833-Lovely clean rms,
young men: single; double: maid
sery.; parking, SIS wk, DU, 1854,
POTOMAC HOTEL, 500 lsth--At-
tractive wkly. rates. dbles. and
sgles. newly turn., Tv; downtown.
QUE ST. NV. I756--"The Ken
merit" sgl, rms. adjacent bath; at
S7 and IS weekly.
nv or clock radio in your room
SIG. 2l47 r NV. Elk. 3-6633.
3423 10th ST. N.W.-completeIy
redecorated attractive rms. IN
good neighborhood. now available
new furnishings: is Minis. to
downtown. AD. 4-s4Ss.
1888 10th sT. N.W.-Bus. women:
single. double rms, clean: beaut.
furn.. mod baths. NO. 7-9120
18th ST. NV, 1919 "The Floral
Manor" Comfortably furn. single
room. adj. shower; IS week.
18th ST. N.W.---Lge. rm. in newly
furn. and dec. home, nr. churches,
theaters and shopping. Home
PRIVILEGES. Young college people
pl:er. Call CO. 5-4319.
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
/ large Sgle. rm., next to bath, In
nice home; refs. RE. 7-6393.
1926 18th ST. NV, south Dup.
cir.--Sgle. and dbles.: also nice
pleasant basement I'm. non-drink-
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A'Is ulISnnIs.IDD. IIIIlnI.. q AITs UHguaIlEID-

37lS WOODLET m. NW.-rare,
apt conlalnlng ! hedrm.. Nv. rm
With fireplace, din. rm., kit and
bath. enclosed heated rear porch
and screened side porch. OnIt
Se0.b0 Ma. 6-0Sfo. OLIVER II.
CARR, Renltor.
ATTRACT. AIn@CONnI il 0f q bed.
rmt., Ice. up. rm.. klt., cdIdfod illr
bath; lIee pArklng, on, e-46I0.
Il0o 18th 81. NV, ~ hik. from
htatler Hoigl--Lnrge. spacious. i :
bedrm, duplex ant, avail. immed
Can MR.. HlLLMAN, ST. a-221f
or INQUIRE on premises.
oo0 KENNEDY ST. NM rmS.,
bath, fully redoc.; pvt; foas. rent
&0o 80 mel. utils. ~. $4,000.
1915 I1th 81. N.W.--2 rms. din
ms foyer, kit. and bath. extra-ire,
closets; newly dec. wired for air
cond., $3.50 mo. incl. heat and
hot wator. To inspect. see re1i-
dent mgr, or call pU. 7-1a32.
ONE-YEAR LEAsE.--duar. againSi
rent increasesi good location: Il,
and 5 hcdrm. apts. 10. 2-Oib2.
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W. !. ISI FISsTIscl sssd. $50. NV. TW.
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HAMPTON COURTS AFTs.. 2Ois
New hampshirea ave n.W.-
bHdrm, from cab wired fol
air-cond.; newly dec.i pastel col.
orsi all utlis. incl. elev. BLDG
at,T5Ssss lobby; res, Msr. NO
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AFItl FURNISHED d q.
fcoNTlNuFDl

HAMPTON COURTS APIS. gOis
j bsdrm. from g4.60 wired fol
nir-cond., newly ueci pastel col.
orai all ntlls. incl. eiev. bldg
Atirac, lobby; res. Mgr.. NO
I-l0os.
AlT. PLEASANT AREA-Bsmt. ant.
settled cple. no. 2-Si40
21o5 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NJ
Apt. 2 hcdfms, studio-liv. rm.
kit -oinelte. bath. All utils. furn.
473.Ou per mo, la. o-l110.
fSO0 GEORGIA AVE.--Newly dee.
GRATED bedroom. living room. al.
uette, Kitchen, BATH suitable fol
Guided. Can RA. 6-7375.
e5l8 18th ST. NV, on ColnmbIa
rd.--2-bedrm. apt, large Closets;
SOB. Adults, Mgr, AID. 4-0326
ly63 QUE N. W., End front: liV..
mo-. Incl. util.; adults. DE. 2-OS64
ONE-HEAR LEAsE-quaF. asninsl
M ana 5 SSdrm. SSaSS S4s apts. 10. a.oiss
1878 a4th ~. s,E.--5 rms niceis
or $50 wk. Lu, 2-O162.
a025 15th sT, N.W.---Air-cond
enc: adults only; SOS 80 mo. incl
utils. See resident mgr.
fsl2 Sra ST. NV. Ant. e-3 rms
and bath plus screened porch; sat
mo. Nicely furn. or win rent un.
furn. for S0b mo. Can To. 2-111l
or RE. T-5224.
I329 18th sT. N.W.--Two rms.
KIT. bath; rent, SIS, incl. utils
Key n bsmt, or call NO, 7-6i11.
b p SAUL CO., 025 18th st. NV
Ma. S-2l00,
1860 COLUMBIA RD. H.W.-tge
and bath. AD. 4-5344.
1915 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.---Air
cond. bedrm., liv. rnn., kit, ant
bath; gentleman only; 500 mo
ST, 3-6b46, l-9 pm.
10th sT.--2 bedrms., iiv. rm.
foyer, pic. wind, K, d.b.: cor. apt
Mod. turn., dec; lge. clos: vAcm.
Bendix. parkg.; $40. AD. 2-S7S2
cLOsE-IN NV rms, kit, bath
SS5 mo. NO. 7-7626.
EFFICIENCY, modern; 3 biks. from
5tatieri Mass. ave-, nr. 18th st
NV. EN-. 2-7391
NICELY furnished 2-bedroom apt.
conveniently located, n.gj reas
rent. La. 9-2S49. AD. 2-S299.
CAPITOL HILL
] and 2 rms. S45-65; utils incl.
clean. convenient. III. 4-l1O0.
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APIS. FURMIsHED-D. G

BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st.
n;W.--EleV. I bedrm.. iiv. rm.,
kit:, bath; $50 Incl. utiIs. 8 BED
Ems nv. rms din. rn., kit, bath
IA. 3-b655.
BOILING AREA EFFIC.--Ideal for
couple or girls; lge. closets.
utlls incl. 10. 2-540l.
BRANDYWTNE ST. s.R.. sos -
Nicely furn. 1-bedrm ant, pict
win. M. transp., shops. 10. I-4494
CALVERT ST. NV. 1919. near
Shorebam Hotel-Efae or i-bed
I'm, ant elev bldg Resident mRr
COLUMBIA RD. AND I6th-scac
well furn. 2-bedrm apt: 4 girls
or young men S195 OIL. 6-a93l
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA---IEe ~.
rms lge. bedrm8.. Kit bath.
suit, 3 or 4 Sl20 mo. 1918 18th
s.. NV. AD. 2-g7s3 ~
EMBASSY gECTTON---ist a.: comb.
hv.-din. rnl-s bedrm., bath ftuh
and ahuwerl, club kit, gar, gar
Zen. AfJ. 4-s5g6
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sITuATlONs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT -BOoRKEEPERs
We Specialize IN These Positions
ATLAS ,AGcY.. 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
THPIST, pro. experience, available
Immediately. Specialist speed and
accuracy. Ap. 7-1633. Sc
MEN available for all types house.
WORK, yardwork painting. car
pentry; on hourly basis. Also
elelical help. SALVATION ARMY
HARBOR LIGHT ME S-45a2
EXPER. FOUNTAIN MGR.-l5 yrs,
own delicatessan. sober, depend-
able. middle-aged. d. c DI. 7-ST7S
ING. Man twhitel viii work iC
am. to 5 pm, Mon. through Fri
houseman, oarboy, hosp. TECH etc.
AD. 4-22o0. &c
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BOOKS - lncyrlopodla sale nov
going on, GEORGE fhLENu't
BOON HHOP n3a Nih 81 NV,
ma b-q402. Open ewes. ill $3.50
CARPEIINGf red volveti excellent
condllIoni A-ll. runnera, 40 q.
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POULTRY AND EGGS
FARM AND GARDEN
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

sodding. grading. bluegrass: 25t
per So yd.: immed delivery ce-
lment and brick work. CO. 5-4915
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KENNEDY ST. N.W.--1A1f. Bldg ]
Modern nv. rm. I bedrm-. den.
kit. .dlnette, modern furn,s park
tnE lot: tsqnlts only): S115 incl.
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RELP-DOMESrIC

C0OK-Supper only: experienced,
references; permanent position to
right party; apply HEBREW
HOME FOR THE AGED. 1875
G.H.W.-Middle aged woman; live
in; no cooking: Thurs. and every
other sun on; refs, and health
per st, NV.
LADY, 30-45 yrs, to take care Of
III person. Live In &C. Exper and
refs. nee. ~. b-7421.
WHITE or COLORED, to assist IN
doctors home from b-10 pm,
Through dinner and bedtime: conv.
carline. Box 20l-R, Star.
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ul-EInELIIH. Admiral; powerful
needles, bass and treble control.
picf up payl1., bal. 3HA Call AD.
f-17ll for free home demonstra-
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HU. 3-54S2
Rooms, APIS. 10 SHARE

CONN. AVE.--Gentleman over as.
70 share 2-bedrm, apt. with an
otner man; good transp. EN-
<-8l47.
ONE on TWO GIRLS, to share
house, lovely residential sect
conv trans, rec. rm. and iRe
yd- EN-. 3-7625.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

KITCHEN CABINETS, ninkn. tops,
vanltlfI. vent hoods. comnlsf
display lac. prices. suBuRnAN
kIfCHENl. b0l0 nnllo ave-.
~. aystisyills vile Nd On. a-ss62'
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ROOMS FURN,-MD..VA.

COLLEGE PARK AREA--Lee. air
cond., nicely furn. rm. with use
Of study; pvt. home. mr.. Univ. Of
Nd; suitable for 2 young ladies,
gentlemen or employed couple.
Transp. at door. AP. 1880.
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tance Ari. nan and Heehf cot
oI-ztreet rarking. See lfN. CUE-
IAH on urCmlac1, Ant. ~ k1l j.
IhQmaa 81, VA. 5-62o1
BRlAR CLNFF MAN0n---i bsdFlr. I.
close 20 y C, and pontag0n, M.
turn. JA' b-i654, jA- S-iSfS' -
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SPECIAL
PURCHASE
SALE

We have purchased a
close-out Of fine quality
bedroom and dining room
furniture which we are fea-
turing this week. These
are:
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FURNITURE

FURNITURE
Again we are sorry we
couldn't handle the crowds
last week end, so we are re-
peating this sale during
the weekdays when you can
shop at your leisure.
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PIAN0S-Army, Navy, AIR Force
ment and District employees can
save real money on all kinds OF
Instruments at the PIANO MART,
1918 9TH st. NV. Over 100 spinets,
consoles, grands and uprights TO
choose from. Easy terms. ST.
3-6300, PIANO MART, 1918 7th
st.. NV. Open Thursday evenings,
put closed Saturdays during the
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steel letter-sixe ille drawers. Sc .Db
4-drayer steel letter and LEGAL Ole
cabinets Slo,f5
l-drawer map iiies (24z9il, s2D, ,Db
Rennished walnut doGka -. S4b-S5b
NEW
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lLoNIINlLll

Books - Uncyclopodla sale nov
going on, GEORGE fhLENu't
k22oEs Es-os5s seoR obsn aaa .sss. s.s ih sR:so sRs
CARpKIINGl red velveti exeellsnl
condition. Aft. runners, IdO ~.
some SIT runnor8, best Offer ac.
eepted. cal 81. a-2260 or kB. z
uiO4,
CONVEf0Rs Tor dirt. clndsr block
RENTAL TOOLS q EoClP. co.
DlAMONDn--Lady'E M-ct., sIoBi
ladys elt-ct. S77B: lady'S / 5s-ct,
S71S. LIVINGSTON h co.. if2s
II 81, nv. Mk, 6-b206.
|DICTAPnONE, acoustic cylinder
S-7lse.
'DENETTE SET. chrome: bed. wash,
Ing machine; reasonable. Lu. J.
DINING ROOM. orig, $3.50, nanisl
modern cane and cherry tan. vii
sell for 342a, Is door sample
MitAsbsLp itsb e NV. RghbftgsE17 bEl gsE-17.eeo 60" is2'
DINING RIM, SETS Sofa, Hlywd
and playpen, VA. b-4asB.
DINING ROOM SUITE, heautifu
mahognny, Duncan Phyfe. largl
expanding table with pad,
sassis'' sssss, M ''EPsgssiP' sIigaol SrsAEfron'
FOAM RUBngR, 3ix76x4. extri
nrm, e8o: 22x22x6. b.ob, GIL
LILLAND' 2I46 ", TX. s-0033
FORK LIFT, gasoline power, 1900,
10. capacity, 8-ft, lift Mobile-Lift
manufacturer: $3.50 cash on de.
livery, UN. 4-6O03.
FREEzER. new, 1e-cu..ft. coldspot
500. oil. 4-26l6.
French Provincial Set
UN. 4-e074
FURNlTuhE - Used, n exeellenI
eopdi.ienns ,CQLlEs kUkNLLLgkl
Park, Nd. 10. 0-0054.
FURNITURE-Modern hedfm. sei
(no matt, sprines)i 3-pe. hy, rm
set; $40 for both. RA. 3-l670.
FURNITURE
BANKRUPT STOCK
$1,000
LAMPS AND SHADES
STOCKS OF LAAlPCRAFrERs
DEHAAN LAMP CO.
CARROLL CREATIONS
PERIOD. MODERN. TRADITIONAL
SHADES
PURE gILK-sHANTUNG--CREPE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOUR-WEEK SALE
5O2 LEEsBURG PIKE
CULMORE SHOPPING CENTER
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
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ET.EfvTPTC

MAILING MACHINE
Model $500, practically new. Can
DI. 1-1hJ0. Miss Little.
THE ESTHER SHOP
MAT1REsS and box 6Dfinel (SIn-
Rle), Beauty Rest, extra arm, used
only 2 months, Howard frame In
cluded, $50 for quick eale. LU.
1-Sl1i,
OFFICE WUnN.--1 exec. type, i
uecy type desks, adding machine
and dupllcator. ~. 3-1637.
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sITUAfI0ns-WoMEm

elk. .-TYrIsT. white. fOs. need
ikllls: 5 days; sos. ~ o-7gef
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ARLINoT0N-NcW. AZ condiiione1
We, Clarendon, HsohfI, kanniS.
tlo n, Quincy. Open daily. u hed-
fm~ .Sl,llH so: 3 hedfmS,. Siab,
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French PROVINCIAL SCI
mn A-RA1A

FURNlTURE - Used, n excellenI
SS5dissos S ssSos SSIeoTe S9IaIES sUhNt6HH1 sSe co.a,
Park, Nd. 10. 0-0o54.
FURNITURE-Modern bedfm. ssi
(no matt, sprines)i 3-pe. hy, rm
set; $40 for both. RA. 3-1670.
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WILL GIVE good home in the
country % large pony or small
horse. wa. 4-e474.
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Theuter Doomed
By Wide Screens

PHILADELPHIA. April q
up. - The lavish 5,00O-seat
Mastbaum Theater. built &c
years ago for IS million, ha.
been doomed by the new wide
screens Of the movies.
The theater, one Of the lare-
est movie houses in the world
will be RACED, Stanley Warner
Management Corp. announced
yesterday.
THE popular theaters OF
yesterday. which entertained
vast audiences" Warner said,
mo longer blend with the new
giant screens, new projection,
new scope and magnitude of
pictures. They are designed 70
bring the audience into increas-
ing intimacy with people and
places on the screen.
THE Mastbaum, with q very
large seating capacity. very
popular in former years, is q
casualty OF progress"
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Five Aged Women Die
As Car Rolls Into Lake

Police quoted Mrs, Watson as
saying:
II had Just helped the women
into the car and was going back
into the house after n coat.
shut the door on the drivers
side and left the motor running
and the brakes on"
Car Lurched Forward
Mrs, Watson said that as she
walked away the car lurched
forward and moved down the
driveway. She ran after II. but
couldn't get near II.
Police believe one OF the
women may accidentally have
shifted the automatic trans
mission lever into drive posi-
ton.
The car knocked down a flag
pole, plunged 30 feet down an
embankment. rolled farther and
took another dip into Crystal
Lake. II settled In IL feet Of
water. three car lengths from
shore.
Mrs. Watson ran back into
the house and tainted.
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Three Stabbed
By Teen Gang

NEW YORK, April 81 (R.-
A screaming horde Of more
than so teen-aged boys terror
lied subway passengers on q
trip from Coney Island into the
heart Of Brooklyn yesterday.
The youths, all Negro mem
bers Of three Brooklyn gangs,
stabbed three teen-agers, one
critically. Two Of the stabbing
victims were white, one Negro.
Two other white boys were
roughed up.
The toughs boarded the sub
way after two boys were stabbed
at Coney Island. For eight
stops they ran through the
cars, bullying passengers and
picking fights with other
youths.
A Youths Seized
Police seized A youths-25 of
them Is or younger-as they
left the subway at Eighteenth
and Mcdonald avenues in
Brooklyn. The others fed.
Douglas Baldwin, Is, stabbed
in the abdomen. was in critical
condition at Coney Island Hos
pital.
A City Youth Board worker
had told police that members
Of three Brooklyn gangs
planned a rumble-allout bat
tle--at Coney Island. A short
time later young Baldwin and
Herbert Goggins. II. staggered
bleeding into Coney Island Hos
pital. They told authorities
they had been attacked by a
group of boys on Surf avenue,
the ocean resorts main street.
The Goggins boy had been
stabbed in the nose.
The next report came from
the Transit Authority. which
said so or more rowdies were
abusing the 40 passengers on
the subway.
Two unidentified white boys
among the passengers were
beaten. Herbert Saunders, 10,
q Negro. was stabbed In the
neck and arm.
Spotted by Radio Car
The young hoodlums, some
OF them carrying homemade zip
guns, were captured after q ra-
dio car, one Of many alerted
along the subway route, spotted
them leaving the 18th avenue
station and radioed for help.
The rs youths were held for
Juvenile Court.
Nineteen others, charged
with unlawful assembly, were
held for Brooklyn Adolescents'
Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21

fornia had said he would order
a hearing on objections by
Heikkila's attorney against
findings OF fact In the case.
1T Is the Governments po-
sition that there was no legal
impeachment 10 the deporta-
tion," the spokesman declared,
THE only thing that might
have interferred was that the
Judge had said he would order
a hearing on objections" TO the
findings OF fact. the spokesman
safu.
The spokesman said Helix
kila, after being picked up. was
flown In an immigration Serv-
Ice plane TO Vancouver, Can
ada, and arrived there at II
pm. the day OF his arrest.
He was then put aboard a
Canadian PACING Airlines plane
at / pm. yesterday. The Ca
madam plane was scheduled 10
arrive In Amsterdam last mid
night. Then. Heikkila was 10
be transported by a Finnish
plane TO Helsinki.
Heikkila. Sc. was married TO
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prominent Catholics as Bishop
Fulton ]. Sheen and then be-
came resentful when his sug-
gestions were ignored.
Among other things. Marrero
suggested a religious medal for
spacemen in the United States
armed forces and also sent
Bishop Sheen his own version
Of the Bible.
Two nuns wounded seriously
in the shooting spree were re-
ported out Of danger today.
They are Sister Lorenzina Sas-
SAM. so, who was shot in the
chest. and Sister Madeline Fus-
sile. %. Of Bayonne, N. j., who
suffered a shotgun blast in the
thigh.
The third nun. Sister Angela
Bulla, "a. of Torrington, Conn,
and Asbury Park. N. j.. was
wounded in the arm and was
listed in good condition today.
Passerby Wounded
A passerby. Stephen Konesol.
SO. was hit in the mouth by
pellets fired by Marrero from a
convent window. Two patrol
men were nicked by ricocheting
pellets.
The prosecutor said Marrero
has no police record or record
Of mental illness. He said Mar
rero. a native Of Philadelphia
who spent much Of his child
hood in three orphanages, ex-
pressed remorse. Marrero said
he hopes the nuns will not die.
Mr.. Rutkowski said Marrero's
grievance against st. Joachim's
apparently stemmed also from
an alleged refusal TO baptize
his mother.
He said Marrero's father. a
native Of Puerto Rico. had died
early In Marrero's youth.
Tells Of His visions"
The handsome. wavy-haired
youth sat in the Falls Town.
ship, Pa. police station yester-
day and spoke calmly Of his
visions.
II have been having visions
and signs from the Virgin Mary
for about two years." he said.
I've never spoken to her. I've
never seen her. Just the signs"
MarTero, an $80-a-week press
operator at a Trenton linoleum
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DeporfeeHeId
'Ex-Red Is Sent
ToHeIsinki

william Heikkila. San Fran.
cisco craftsman, who was ar.
rested by immigration ofiiciall
In San Francisco Friday. Is en-
route by plane to Helsinki. tn,
Justice Department said today
Mr.. Heikkila. an a'l"'
mer Communist. had been seek.
ing TO avoid deportation since
1852.
He was taken into custody In
the West Coast city on a de-
portation warrant issued In
that year.
The Supreme Court turned
down a move by Heikkila "a
have the order volded In 1858
A number Of hearings followed
before various immigration
boards.
Last week Heikkila lost an
appeal In California Federal
District Court, a Justice De-
partment spokesman said. The
spokesman declared that Helix
kila had no further appeal
pending when he was picked
up. The Federal judge In Cali
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NEWTON. Mass. April II tA1,
Five women residents OF a
nursing home-the youngest 80.
the Oldest 96-were trapped and
drowned In a driverless auto
mobile yesterday when the car
rolled down q grade and into a
lake.
William L. Bruce. 81. an as
sistant dean nc Harvard Law
School, who dived after the car,
but could not open It's doors
because Of water pressure. said
the women inside looked terri
fied-numb with fear"
Mr.. Bruce said that for Ave
minutes. as the air-filled car
slowly settled into the water.
the women fought desperately
TO escape and stared through
the closed windows In horror
rs four men tried 70 free them.
$2-Milllon Case Recalled
One Of the victims was Mrs.
Ina Bowling. IS. who precipi-
tated a Miami court scandal In
1854. Her accusations that a
Florida Court had mishandled
her husbands $2-million estate
led TO grand jury inquiries into
court officers conduct and to
the impeachment OF Judge
George E. Holt OF Miami by the
Florida House Of Representa-
tives. Judge Holt later won
acquittal in a Senate trial.
The other victims we're iden-
tilted as Mrs. Gertrude Cum
mings. IS: Mrs. Hattie Gordon.
o6: Mrs. Esther Ross, 90. and
Mrs. Dothilda Hinrichs. 80.
Mrs. Kenneth Watson. So.
owner Of che nursing home.
said she was about TO drive the
five women on a ride into the
country when the accident oc-
Cured at $40 pm. The car
belonged TO Mrs. Bowling.
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plant. said he had told his CO.
workers about the visions.
Some believed me. some
didn't" he said. adding that he
had also told the priests at St
Joachim's about lights in the
skies"
The lights told me the Vir-
gin Mary was trying TO reach
me-" Marrero said. II spoke to
angels, and they told me that
I must make people under
stand"
Marrero, who lives only two
blocks from st. Joachim's, was
married in the church and was
known in the neighborhood as
q regular churchgoer. He has
two children. aged and 3.
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q native-born American In
1858, His marriage was cited
In the effort 10 reopen the de-
portation case.
His attorney. Lloyd T.. Nc
Murray. said the Federal court
hearing In California had been
set for May 2.
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day in which he admitted
shooting the nuns and turning
the area around st. Joachim:
Convent and School into 9
battle-ground as he fought Of
police and National Guardsmer
for more than an hour.
The man. who spoke Of see.
ing visions Of the Virgin Mary
finally slipped from the build
ing and walked to the Delaware
River 10 blocks away.
He got into a rowboat and
crossed over to Pennsylvania
where he surrendered to q guard
at the Fairless Works Of the
United States Steel Corp. at
NorTisyille.
Valves Extradition
Marrero was taken into Bucks
County Court at Doylestown,
Pa. this morning, waived ex-
tradition to New Jersey and
was returned here.
Authorities said Marrero
faces another hearing later in
the day. before Magistrate Al
bert Cooper. Jr.. in Trenton.
At that time charges Of atro-
cious assault and battery with
intent to kill probably will be
lodged against him.
The prosecutor quoted Mar
zero as saying he had sent O
series Of suggestions to such
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Citizens to Meet

The Randle Highlands Citi-
zens Association will hold its
regular monthly meeting at
8 O'Clock tonight in the Ma
tional Capital Bank. Twenty
seventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.