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Holmes County herald., 1959-09-17
Holmes Ayr. High To
Open Season AT Linn

be playing here on Branch Field
starting Friday, Oct. 2, when j. z.
George High of Carrollton will be
the opponent. Sartartia plays at
Goodman on Oct. 8 while KsE-
ciusko B-Team plays here on Mon
day, Oct. 10, and a return game
will be played on the Kosciusko
field on Monday, Oct. 26. Coach
Litton, in additions to his duties
with the high school athletic teams
teaches part time in the Holmes
Ayr. High, and serves as Dean OF
Men at AHS-HJC.
All home games viii be played
at 7:30 P. M.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-17

FOR SALE: My home in Tchula.
Approximately $400 down will
handle deal. Finances can be ar
ranged to suit buyer. H. V. Brock,
phone 2571 Tchula. 33-tf
STRAYED: From my pasture,
four miles west of Lexington, 2
black Angus COWS on August q.
j. E. Goss. 33-3np.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-17

MOORE'S RADIO & TV SERVICE:
For the Best Radio and Televi-
sion service in this area, let a
man with 80 years experience do
the job. Service calls anywhere.
Reasonable price. Record play
ers repaired : Antennas install
ed. Located on Carrollton Ave
on Lexington Acona road in for
mer Lehman Grocery store.
Business phone 755 = residence
417-J-1. 12-tn-np
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-17
DISTRICT TWO
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

Uur00gs M1g0.
Rev. S. B. Potts, Goodman
Mrs. w. T. Brock, West
Mrs. Eugene Cole, Durant
MI. w. H. Farmer, Durant
Terry Letard. Goodman
MI. John D. Terry, Durant
Miss Sallie Mae Miles, Durant
MI. B. S. Wade, Cleveland
Mrs. B. A. Mcbride, Goodman
Mr.. A. S. Gordon, Tchula
Mrs. J. ]. Smith, Durant
Thomas H. Lewis, Jr., Durant
Timothy Weeks. West
Mr.. ]. B. Collums. Van Vleet
Colored
Sadie Mae Fleming, West
Dwight David Fluker, Walden
Alberta Greer, Sails
Emma Boatman, Sails
Dorothy Cain, West
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-17

Mrs. J.. D. Parrish and Susan
visited in Jackson Wednesday
while Mr.. Parrish attended to
business.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-17

NEED MONEY!? A Federal Land
Bank farm loan may be the
answer. C. w. Carr, Greenwood.
In Lexington Tuesday morning.
324tnp
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-17

FOR SALE - One good used AC
combine. Reasonable price. Phi.
II, 0. T. Wynne. 32-4tp
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-17

WANTED: Houses to insulate.
Prepare now for cold days ahead.
See Simpson, Stepp and Lott. Phone
485, Lexington.
343t-NP
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-17

FOR SALE: Good used windows
and doors. See Simpson, Stepp and
Lott Lumber Co., Phone 485, Lex
ington.
343t-NP
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. K. F. Downer, John
and Don were Friday supper guests
of Rev. and Mrs. P. D. Bragg in
Lexington.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-17

FOUND: One bay mare and one
black filly. Owner may claim at
Country Club and pay for keep.
34-3t-Pd. -. L. w. Miner
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
(coNTlNUED)
AIR CONDITIONERS
CLOSE-OUT

New 1858 air eonditioners in ear
tols. nlusJ be sold regardless OF
price. No reasonable offer refused.
We have in stock. GE, Feeders,
Philco, Chrysler air conditioners.
New and fully guaranteed. Open
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NELR MEH

MAN. MAINTENANCE, knsylsdSs q
painiing. new eir.eondltiensd NV
sncsd person apply With rsiersness
3 am. TO 4 D m, Mr.. DAVIS, A60t
Conn. ave, NV, EN-. 2.e70O.
MAN, MECHANICALLY inclined foi
laundry. Duties are to keep ma
ehlneIy running and 70 kesI
Willing 10 teach. Must havl
resume. stating complete back
ground. Write BOX 270-T, Star
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FILE CABINETS
3 ROOMS COMPLETE

This decorator furniture was being
o os0 Of f0 town '1 TSsr. Wn S un Usfd
balance Of 1852 .65, can be pur-
chased by responsible person for
sass weekly. ALL BRAND NEW
NEVER LEFT OUR WAREHOUSE.
ri Dieces in all
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ENGINEER

with 3rd-class license or better 10
work In dairy plant. S124 per 40
hr. Wk. Numerous company bens-
f d. ARpIy !, II person At 2o40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-03
KELP WoMEM

CLERK, part time. operate desk
calculator such a. Merchant, etc.
Choose own hours. Write .expeI.,
address and phone number 10
BOY 2bl-T, Star,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-03

Research laboratory. B.s. In E.E,
or physics with q minimum Of 5
years In military or Industrial
eleetronies, Experience in photog-
raphy, optics and Instrumentation.
Box al4-Z, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, excel. shape, used lit
tie; make offer. MR.. SMART, MA.
S-7S24: ewes, CT. g-234S.
AIR CONDITIONED '5s GE Thin
line: l ton. Excel. cond. wO. g.
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SECRETARY

SECRETARY, assistant to purehss-
ing agent, for work IN Prince
Georges County; must have trans
portation; no shorthand required;
typing, filing, expeditinE: salary
open. Address replies TO Box
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RELP WOMEM
(coNIlNuED)


ASSISTANT B0OKKEEPER TO
machine. Machine viii Be tsISht
on job. Learn shaw walker pay
roll system and perform other
clerical duties. Must be typist, and
have knowledge Of once machines
and once procedure. Fast-groW-
ing business. near Rockville. Nd,
on d. c. Rockville bus line. Air
cond, once. some fringe dement's
and attractive pension plan. Sal
airy open. In reply, give expert
ence. refs, Age, marital status
and starting salary expected. Box
461-z, Star.
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MAN WITH CAR

Sales and service: excellent cara
inES: no sxpsrisnes necessary
SLOT GEORGIA AVE. NV.
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MELP MEN

DRIVER =, Groceries, large super
H n1Essl s-a sSaS Sss Ns,t ~ suhEM
dr.. Arlington, Va.
ELECTRICIAN, iournsymani sxperi-
snssss; TOP PAY it' Rh s cs spm-
ELECTRICIAN, KxPER. MECHANIC
and helper In conduit, trouble
shooting, and old work. Must
have DC. drivers permit and Jour:
Rf IEcTRic ' co.. 49, HEDlSs .s MHENAH
ELECTRICIANS, sober and depend
able, house and commercial wiring.
with car. WA. 3-i22S.
ELECTRONIC ENGINEER
Research laboratory. B.s. In E.E,
or physics with q minimum Of 5
years In military or Industrial
eleetronies, Experience in photog-
raphy. optics and Instrumentation.
Box alA.z, Star.
ENGINEER
with 3rd-elass license or better 10
work In dairy plant: S124 per 40
hr. Wk. Numerous company bene-
WEST VfRoiNIA AVE NE.
ENGINEER, Ord class. for large oil
fired apt, building; 3-11 pm. shift
6.day wk.; S110 per week. Call
Mr., HANEY, Wo. 6-7700, for
Appt. between hrs. . TO 8,
ESTIMATOR FOR GENERAL CON-
TRAcTOR--Must have ct least 5
years experience In commercial
and Institutional estimates, recent
local references, salary eommen-
surate with ability to make prof
It's. Replies confidential. Box ia
+. star. NJ
EXECUTIVE PLACEMENT
HOS 18th ST. NV. Ex. 3-70e7
ExPER. REFINIsHER and cabinet
maker: steady work, good pay;
6l3 South Washington st., Falls
Church. Va.
ExPER. sTABLEMAN 10 work Al
sale Barn In nearby Nd. Accom-.
~ Iso sinIle Or married man. Boz
FLOOR SANDERS and iinishefS,
thoroughly exper. only; permanent
JOB; UNIVERSAL FLOORS INC
WI O-OOSO.
FLOOR TILE MECH, thoroughiy
exper. only; permanent job. UNI
vERSAAL FLOORS INC. Wo.
FORMlCA MAN, experienced: top
salary, ideal working conditions,
permanent employment. Call JE.
2-0873,
FURNITURE sALEsMEN
Exper., for new Alex, location Of
GEORGES, areas LARGEST furn.
and appliance chain; opportunity
for Advancement; excel. pay, many
company dement's. See Mr.. Etogo,
1929 King St., Alex.
GASOLINE ATTENDANT, fuli-tinae:
salary plus commission: eXpeT
only. SP. .3-2241.
GROCERY and some meat cut.
ting: sober. ambitious: good SAL
ary; sooa opportunity in good
4-1343, :
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HELP WOMEN

sALEaWOMEN, exper., perm, full
or part time: hns SportSweaT
shops, Conn. ave. and new store
opening Aug; 81; silver Spring
sKcRETARlAL POSITIONS, 50 daily
tlib Wk.; az AEes; visit hIst
BOYD'B EAiPL. CENTER, les,
tablished ~ yTsD Corner ~ A
q NV, ST. a.3660.
sECRETARY for lawyers, Hillcresl
NATURALIZATION Heights area: rea
estate title exper, desirable but
not necessary. Salary open. Cal
RE. b.77b3,
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SECRETARY

position In creative pro.
orGaniEation. Accurate typing and
SPELLING. good stenographie skill'
essential. Age 2Q-35. Salary $500
70 $1,000. Excellent employe bene-
hts. In. typewriter reply Give aEe,
edycstion and experience. Boz
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eral business eorfespondence Nc
typinE required. Box 7O.z star.
COSMETIC GIRL, exper. necessary,
references, Sat. only. $3.50 70
$3.50, salary plus commission. Call
Mr.. ROSENBERG, DI. 10000.
COsMETIclAN, experienced pre-
ferred but not nee, over 81; salary
plus comm; group hosp, plus
dement's. Contact Mr.. MANDEL-
Rstsi, ma. 81. 4-Ss soSCH''n ave.
C0UNTER GIRLS, waitress, $40.
AETNA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1888 y at. NV. HU. 3.6bOs.
DENTAL ASST. white. exper., refs,
uptown once, perm, position. WO.
6.S47N after 4 pm.
DRAFTIN0 TRAINEE-Haye some
artistic ability and be able "a
print well. Apply 1905 Richmond
highway, Alexandria, Virginia.
DRUG CLERK-CAsaiER, white
under 30: day work. No sun; exp.
ToE pk6d. 18th ana R sts. NV Nv
GOVT, GIRLS = EARN ,S50.S4C
WEEKLY selling AVON to co.
WORKERS. Call MRS. PLATT, pI
EMBASSY TWISTS, S276 mo.
French, English nee. b.day Nk.
SPANISH English typist, exper.
RECEIPT. -typists, under 80, S6O.S7C
wk, See Miss Black, BoYDs. cor
18th and q. MA. S.2340.
EMERGENCY ROOM CLERK TYP.
ist), S:30-b Pm, Mon. through
Fri. Apply personnel, from 0 TO
pm, Mon. through Fri. pROVI
DkNcE HOSPITAL, l1b0 Varnun
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, SOM
travel: experienced. Write, giVinI
qualifications, Boz 47s.z. star.
F0UNT. GIRL, excel, perm, Job.
must hay: local sx per- 10. 5000
FULL-TIME PAY, part-time hour
Sarah Coventry needs e.
housewives for jewelry fashion
shows: car necessary. Call MRS
sHINDERMAN. TE. 6.36ez.
Must be II years old, to work a
Mattresses in Virginia Beach
incest supper club; live eombo
nightly: Arrangements for room
BY manaRement. Come as soon .
money, THE TRoPicANA, 10th an,
Atlantic ave, Virginia Beach, We
HOSTESS, Eood salary, vacation
and sick leave. Apply in psrsoI
between 10 am, and 9 pm
FLAGSHIP RESTAURANT, No. Z
961 Maine ave. s.w.
H0sIEssES, part and fun time
Apply after $3.50 pm. to ri
MEXICO, 2003 Connecticut ave
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MECH. ENGINEER, SxpeF. In de.
sign for air eond., heating and
ventilation. Hu. $4,000.
MECHANIC - Experienced In thI
installation and repair Of truck
equipment such as dump bodies
hydrolic lift safes, winehes. Tint
and half over 40 hrS.s must
have tools. Apply In person, 8. J
MEEK8 SONS. 622 @ 1t. nW, Mr.
MECHANIC, in neV-car department
Inhalation Of accessories ano
make ready. 9traight salary: bha.
day week. profit sharing plan and
other Dement'S. See Mr.. Balder-
son, STEWART MOTOR CO., 9th
ana N Y. ave. NV.
MECHANICS = Top wages, S-dAy
week, excel. workine eond.: hos
pithlization and other dement's
S S.l s Rry c0 cope ely ~ p-s4sO' Sill
MEDICAL TECHN0LOGIsT, In new
hospital. Good opportunity fol
persons With clinical experiencs
hour week. pleasant woTFinS con.
%IA lSshHfiiN Ro csssPPriTrAsiL S cEN.
TER, ITO Trying st. NV, Monday
through Friday. 0 am. To 3 pm
MEN, PART-TIME
One Of Americas largest and Oldest
dealers handling mutual funds
exclusively Is considering inexperi.
eneed part-time reGistered repre-
sentetiyes. For appointment cal
DE. 2.343O.
MuaLWORK =
Salesman, experienced. to call on
contract trade. Permanent posi-.
ton; Also retail sales personnel
needed. Apply ANNANDALE MILL.
WORK, CT. 6-130O.
OFFICE WORKER, part time, Sc,
area, for general contractor, pay
roll. typing. Call OIL. 6.l706.
ORnERLIES-Increase In Operating
room personnel. Must have hos
OR. HiSh-scSocl sducation re-.
CURED. Day, evening and night
shifts; 40-hour week. Apply per-
sonnet once, WARRINGTON HOS
PITAL CENTER, ITO Irving ct
NV. Monday through Friday, Q
m. 10 . pm.
PAINTERS, experienced, white; re.
port ready to work: cut OLD
0eorgetown. I'd. and Lone Oak DR.,
man, HERsH DEC. CO.
PAINTERS, white mechanics, ex-
Cali ". asssss after OiA
PAINTER. steady work: hish.prieed
houses: GOOD wages; exper. necas-
sary. OF. $4,000, 7:30 am.
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College Graduates

To compose letters and handle gen
era business correspondence No
typing required. BOX 7O-L star.
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FURN. UNCLAIMED - Duncan
Phyfe sofa 500; large bookcase
SIS; Rollaway bed Sl2; Sofa and
chair $50; Maple bed So: Studio
couch $50: Kit. set sic; French
sofa $50: Din. rm. table $40;
Marble console; Hide-awAy bed
$40; Chaise lounge SIS; Victorian
sofa S25; Mirrors SO; Bedrm. set
500; Din. rm. set $50: Vanity
with mirror SIS; Hollywood bed
$50; Chest Of drawers $40; Mat
tress $40; Sofa bed S25: OccaS.
chair So; Love seat $40; FIR. Prov,
bedrm. and din. rm. pieces: coil
springs S.; WE DO UPHOLSTER-
ING, SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIES,
decorator fabrics 1870 OF: an
tiaues. restored: cabinet work. Also
new Turn. Easy terms HOFFMAN
UPHOLSTERERS, 2447 18th St.
NV. CO. 5-5116. Open ewes I'll
=, Sun. IL to 5. Free parking
IN rear. g
Ice. green rugs with
paoolng, $3.50; , girls bicycles, "a
IN. and 26-in.. SEQ each, mahoR-
any secy., S75: Maytag Washer,
$50; chairs, 81; . end tbs SIS;
mirror, SIS; full length lined
grapes, S25; TV antenns, $40.
Continued on Next Pags)
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DRIvER - Groceries. laEge super
MARKET, s33S North Perkins
dr., ARLINGTON, Va,
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AUTO TITLE CLERK

Experienced and capable Of handling
volume operation; disqualification
and other Dement'S, Apply in per-
son e NJ; PEACOCK RosENTHAL
pike, Arlington. Va. IA. 7-67SI
Observation-Disclosures wanted
best salary. JEAN AND ROLAND
HAIR 6TYLISTS, 1911 0eorGia
ave. NV, RA. $3.50.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Ss6-Si00 per
sion; S-dey week: no no mSnicur-
ing: steady work. LOUIS GRE
ALIVE HAIR pRH6SERS, l71O
Eve St. Nv,
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MELP MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must be abs 70 do some repairs
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CABINET MAKERS

liable. .Ap5is q ioS on West OAK
S;,, sns H hsi School sSs Evs st 0DD
Evening star., 1959-12-21

Irees. No-iron. drip-dry Doeront+ o.
nylon ruffled curtains in regular wins
dow width; 81" TO II" lengths. White,
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21

exercise their social RESPONSE
bility by acting in their own
tcmma1ities to remove what
ever injustices exist and to III
sure for all persons, without
discrimination, just and equal
opportunities especially in hoUs-
ing. employment, education, and
access to social welfare ser
vices.
Our Lord Jesus Christ has
shown the way. Shall we dare
to follow in His steps? For
once you were in darkness, but
now you are light in the Lord;
walk as children of light Eph.
$50. Go ye therefore, and teach
all nations, baptizing them in
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21

created by the Holy Spirit, the
decisive factor in its policies
and practices is not the will Of
men conditioned by soCia', econ
omic, or cultural patterns but
rather the eternal will Of God
as revealed in Christ Jesus.
7. That through the Gospel
the Holy Spirit establishes the
fellowship of believers and to
that fellowship call all men;
and that to exclude from wOr-
ship or membership in the local
congregation any person on the
basis of color, culture, class, or
caste is to sin against God and
man.
s. That Christians ought to
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21
BY Pastor Stephens
1--WE BELIEVE"

(ThiS is a Christian Affirm
alton on Human Relations,
adopted by the National Lu-
theran CounciD.
!. That God created one hui
man family. and that all men
everywhere, whatever their col
or, culture, class or caste, are
inseparably related and bound
together as members OF that one
human family.
2. That all men are created
in the image Of God and are
equal in status before Him.
8. That Jesus Christ, Himself
the Goldman, Who was born,
lived and died, and rose again
lived, and died. and rose again,
lives now as the Savior and
Lord of all men everywhere,
whatever their color, culture,
class or caste.
4. That all men are by nature
selfish in rebellion against God;
end that only through Gods re.
conciling grace can they be sci
free from the dominion OF sin
to live as one in Christ
5. That Jesus Christ came tC
bring salvation to all men; and
that therefore it is the obliga
ton of the Church everywhere
to communicate the Gospel with
out any discrimination OF dis
tinction.
g. That since the Church is
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21

the name of the Father and of
the Son and Of the Holy Ghost.
(Matthew 2S:10.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21

(This is a Christian Affirm
alton on Human Relations,
adopted by the National Lu-
theran CounciD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

across the floor-was missing
from its place.
A machinist sped to a foun-
dry on Sixth street NV. and
forged another. Two hours
later. he returned with the
hand fooled part-still hot
and the machine was placed
into operation.
A second handlift, in the
meantime. was pressed into
emergency use. and the operat-
ing schedule was maintained
despite the shift in arrange
ments A second crane arrived
at 10 pm.
Outlined by spotlights sus-
pended from the roof and
mounted on a truck belonging
to the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Rescue Squad. heavy machin-
cry was lowered in an all-night
race against time.
Nearly all the equipment is
necessary for production Of
The Evening Star tomorrow,
See MOVE, Page Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
West Berlin
Demanded
As FreeCity
By CROSBY s. MOVES


BERLIN, Mar. 7.-Soviet Pre-
mier Khrushchev made a tri.
umphal entry tonight into the
city he has vowed to ''tberate"
from the Western allies.
Greeted with fireworks and a
torchlight parade reminiscent
Of Hitler's Nuremberg festivals.
the Russian leader loudly re-
peated his demands for a Ger.
man peace treaty and the es-
Enlistment Of a free city Of
West Berlin.
mo one who wants peace can
be against a peace treaty" he
declared. an West Berlin there
must be Q situation which ac-
cords with peace.
I'VE have made our pro-
posals." Mr.. Khrushct1ev con-
tinued. I'VE await an answer
and we hope 1t will be a senSi-
BILE one"
Contrast i'm Speeches
Mr.. Khrushchev's brief re.
marks on his arrival here in
the East German capital were
in marked contrast to a bitter
and violent speech he delivered
in Leipzig before his departure
this afternoon. The Russian
Premier has spent the last four
days touring the East German
trade fair and talking. with
Communist leaders.
He observed tonight that I'VE
also discussed other things in
Leipzig besides trade because
without these other things
there would be no trade" These
useful talks" would be con-
tinued in Berlin, Mr.. Khru-
shchev said. He is expected to
remain here until Tuesday.
Thousands of flag-waving
East Berliners were on hand at
the fioodlit Frankfurter Tor on
Stalinallee to greet the Soviet
chief. A half hour before his
arrival Jazz bands entertained
the crowd and a spectacular
fireworks display lit the sky
near the sector boundary be-
tween East and West Berlin.
For the most part the crowd
watched the display without
visible enthusiasm and WINGED
noticably at the thunderous
tnal saIutes.
There has been no great in.
See BERLIN, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Warden, More Seized
But Prison Break Fails

made prisoners Of the sextet
trying to break out Of the s.
year-old prison located %
miles south Of Boston.
The troopers had orders to
shoot to kill, but fired shots
only to break the lock and
hinges of the door Of the shop
and give warning signals to sur
render.
Correction Commissioner
George F. McGrath-on the
job only a few days-was talk
ing on the telephone to the
ringleader OF the attempted
break. Martin Feeney. 43-ycar-
old escape artist and bank rob-
Der. Mr.. McGrath pleaded for
time as Feeney said:
Troopers Crash In
Everyone Of these hostages
Is going to be killed If we don't
get out. 1t doesn't make any
difference to the prisoners If
they are killed too. We are all
going out of here in baskets"
AS the troopers crashed into
the building Feeney let the re-
ceiver fall dangling at the wall
and told his companions to sur
render.
Troopers smashed a knife. ice
See PRISON, Page At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
A FULL HOUSE
OF TREASURES

ONE OF THE ereotest Treasure
houses in the world is the Smith.
sonion Institution. Today, Sunday,
The Stor Magazine, begins q series
designed to help you know the
Smithsonian. See Poee II Of Sunday.
A BIT OF FACT and fiction,
both by rocket expert Wernher Won
Broun. should tell you whot its like
TO spend five days oboord the moon.
See Pose 8 Of This Week Magazine.
WHY PEOPLE like comics is ex.
pluined in Sunday. The Stor Mooo-
zine. Wolf Kelly, creator Of Pogo,
provide; special cover.
FASHION BURST out in the latest
styles on Pose DIS Of the Women's
section.
WHY WE LOST the Lost Worlds
Championship Of Bridge is token
up by Alfred SheinwoId, The stor's
bridge expert, on Pose E.6.
SOVIET ENGINEERS ore helping
tronstorm whot was once O smoII
villoee in Control lndio into an
industrial boom town Of 5000
construction workers. Reed whot
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CRANES TAKE OVER
Race Against Time
Climoxes Big Move

The first of two giant cranes
raised its 14O-foot arm of steel
after dark last night to lower
a two-ton linotype to Eleventh
street near Pennsylvania NV
The Stars big move was
nearing its climax.
Cheers erupted in the eighth
floor composing room as the
linotype was lifted through a
huge hole that had been
knocked In the wall and
lowered to a truck in the eerie
glare Of spotlights.
Inside the old gray building
at the intersection where The
Star has published for more
than a century, news gather
ing went on as usual.
On the street, however, the
din Of brown-and-yellow cir.
culation trucks jockeying for
position at the loading docks
was replaced by the throb of
diesel motors. The trucks were
loading elsewhere.
The cranes first job was mi
nor but necessary. The 35-ton
machine gently lifted a tele-
phone and line and deposited
them carefully eight stories
above the street.
The movers had handily over
CONE the problem of commune
cations between floors with an
Intercom system for an instant
relay of instructions.
|. The first machine to descend
at Z p m was a one-ton storage
cabinet, soon followed by other
equipment. IT was not accord
ing to plan, however. Shortly
after 6 pm. a supervisor had
discovered an essential three
inch part-the lock on q small
hand lift to steer the linotypeS