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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-26

FORD '65 Tudor Fairlane; auto
.fnish: Al anu cOnd. throughout;
Evening star., 1959-06-12
Miss Summer Jubilee
Is Goodwill Envoy

"A young Miss from Mas
sachusetts is Miss Summer
Jubilee Of Washington for
1853.
Miss Mary Lou Healy. "a
year-old government worker
at the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture. has
been announced as an "offi-
cial ambassador Of good
will"
It will be her pleasure to
extend a friendly invitation
and welcome to summer
visitors to Washington.
In making the announce
ment, Mr.. Orville Crouch.
Chairman Of the 1859 Sum-
mer Jubilee, said that part
Of her queenly duties will
also include travelling to
several cities and inviting the
Mayor and his townspeople
to visit the Nations Capital.
On Monday Miss Healy will
team UP with New York's
Festival Queen. Charlene
Hargrove, at a 8 pm. fashion
showing at Hecht's.
It'll be a tie-in with
Mademoiselle Magazin e's
Fashions Fit for A Summer
Queen" feature in this
months issue.
Both their wardrobes are
Evening star., 1959-06-12

Mrs. Lewis H. Ross Of Man
chester. N. H., 1860 confer
ence; Mrs. Leland w. Singer
Of Syracuse, N. Y, nominat-
ing; Miss Gowetz, personnel,
and Mrs. Charles Poletti and
Miss Jean Cordiner, both
Of New York, public relations.
Evening star., 1959-06-12

men for the coming year an
nounced by Mrs. Edwards
are: Mrs. Thomas McAvity
Of New York. awards; Mrs.
J. H. Tyler Mcconnell Of
Wilmington. Del, budget;
Mrs. Irving Jacoby and Mrs.
Roy S. Durstine, both of New
Evening star., 1959-06-12

made UP in DUPONT man
made f1bers. the better to
withstand summer wrinkles,
we're told.
Wonder If there will be
rivalry between the two
Jubilee Queens as to the
merits Of visiting New York
or Washington in the good
ole summertime?
Evening star., 1959-06-12

board of directors Of the
Girls Clubs Of America. sue
ceeding Miss Dorothy Shaver.
Miss Irene Gowetz Of Wor.
cester, Mass. was named vice.
chairman.
Mrs. India Edwards Of
Washington, national presi-
dent Of the organization, also
Evening star., 1959-06-12

York, developm mt; DR..
Kathryn Starbuck Of Sara
toga Springs, NY. education,
and Mrs. David K. Spofford
Of Pittsf1eld. Mass, expansion.
Others named are Mrs.
Albert j. Schwieger of Wor-
cester, Mass, field service;
Evening star., 1959-06-12

announced a $22.500 gift to
the Girls Clubs of America
from the Grant Foundation
Of New York. The grant will
be used toward development
Of training and public rela-
tions projects of the nation
al Girls Club program.
National committee chair
Evening star., 1959-06-12

McCloy
Heads Board
Mrs. John ]. McCloy Of
New York. yesterday was
named chairman Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25

performance.
Every electronic trick at
Ralph Nelson's disposal was
expertly used - the closeup.
tape, the fading" process,
etc. And out of this fantastic
display of TV wizardry came a
different, vibrant Hamlet.
1t was Hamlet at gaIIOp, true ;
but one which gained so much
| in the life and passion Of reality
that we can only wish. i'm
patiently, that all concerned
will soon return for a go at the
uncut First QuartO version.
1t is easy to understand the
enthusiasm of Michael Benth-
all, who staged it for the thea
ter, and the Old Vic Company
for director Nelson. The play
abounded with def touches
that sang; the use of tape for
lines that were better on Ham
let's mind than on his tongue;
Hamlet Ticking a drum while
he pondered on how he would
catch the conscience of the
king.
The ghost scenes were bril-
hantly handled. The burial of
Ophelia, thought, was Nell
sons and the set designers fin
est pictorial moment. The scene
had a breathless depth to it
You could almost feel the
crisp air.
AS for the cast, "a bravo to
ALPHABETICALLY John Neville s
sensitive, tormented Prince
There were things that l missed
at the National in his icier per-
Torrance; but they were al,
there last night. If Maurice
Evans Nv Hamlet was impress
sive, Neville'S was impressive
and moving. He switched
moods--from despair, for ex-
ample. to a joke at the expense
of Polonius-as easily as hi
switched rapiers in the stun
ningly staged finale. Barbara
Jefford (Ophelia, a fine actres!
who photographs beautifully
should be restrained from leav.
ing this country, forcibly il
necessary.
Margaret Courtenay's Queen
Oliver Neville's King, JOSEPH
O'Conor's Polonius (who los
much in the cutting) and Rich.
ard Wordsworth as the Ghost
we're all wonderful.
TV neUer needed to look bet.
ter this dredry season. Las
night it looked great.
x 4 x x
Our Town Dept: Just lool
how happy everybody at NBC
is on my leaving" Art Lamk
grinned yesterday.
The outgoing host of WRC-
As In Our Town was referring
to the fact that Mac McGarry
will move up to replace hin
come March 2 and Inga viii
get the half-hour spot cur,
rently occupied by McGarry'i
Montage.
Lamb, one of local TVS Uet
erGn personalities, ledueS WR(
reluctdntly-but felt he Gus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25

etc. report (Steve Aliens showl
Sunday played like a hastily
arranged substitute skit +.
What happened?
I would have enjoyed Desilu's
drama, Martins Folly" much
more had the author made
Tony Randall's obsessive pre-
occupation with the boat just
a little more reasonable.
Brother-in-law George carl
Reiner) was the one who was
supposed to have been sick.
[. There were solid perfor-
mances. however. and the Ran
dali family sequences were ham
died with appealing warmth.
4 \ =
On The Run:
From an address by Harold
E. Fellows. President of the Ma
tional Association Of Broad
casters. at the Fourth Annual
Conference of State Associa-
ton Presidents at the Shore
ham yesterday:
zone Mould be UentureSoH1e
indeed, If. at this stage OF the
art, he predicted the status Of
American broGdcaStino torts
years from noD. Hoi0eUer. al
the risk OF conjuring up Uision,
that could PROVE far tUide o.
the mark, I belieue that there
i0iu be steady progress toiDarC
higher quality entertainment
and greater SensitiUity to thu
UieiUing and listening needs o.
the American people"
Come on, 1899!
NBC will add Janet Blair tc
its list of long-term contract
stars in a few days. and the
report is that Nan Fabray is
next Janet has been in re-
tirement since the summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25

Chevy" show awaiting the
stork
John p. Cunningham. presi-
dent of Cunningham and
Walsh, one of the top ad agen-
cies. reiterated his statements
that advertising should get
behind educational TV" on the
Garroway show yesterday
He said. Il think we should
get behind educational TV for
| two reasons-one, because We
are custodians Of such a large
share of the Always in Amer
lea today, and. two. as reSpon-
sible citizens of this country. ]
think we should get behind it,"
One Of his colleagues. Robert
+. Lusk Benton and BowIes)
agreed, but then added:
I'm all for it, but I think
too many advertising men, par
ticularly, are jumping on our
own backs by criticizing the
taste Of the public. If the pub
lie wants westerns and votes
for them 10 to one over cultural
programs, then / say that's the
American way and that's fine
by me-"
Wonder where Mr.. Lusk gets
his figures-and note, please
he balances Westerns against
cultural" programs Last
time l noted a survey result
land we take all such with
several grains of salt), Meet
Mr.. Lincoln" on NBC registered
a "a rating against Trackdown's
16.
George GriZzard, former
Arena Stager, and Hugh Grit
fifth will head the cast of SarO-
vans new TV play, "Ah. Sweet
Mystery of Mrs. Murphy" for
Omnibus Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25

couldn't turn dolUn" the Lara
bee Associates offer. Art Will
be account supervisor luith the
local firm.
Other changes are rumored
about town on several top sta
tons. The explanation fol
these, I suspect, is that it's
contract negotiation time again
4 X X 4
TV Reflections:
Some of the choices on Fire
stones Monday salute to the
musical comedy cOklahoma'
to "The Music Man, seemed
strange. but no mistakes were
made for Wonderful Town
I. Pat Munsel and Alfred
Drake sang Tonight"
The second Nutley -Hinkley
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ON The AIR
ON THE AIR
A New, Vibrant
HomIet-Brovo!
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star TV Critic

Well they did it. They did Shakespeares Hamlet in 10
minutes for the Slice) of the Monhbut oh how
they employed those minuteS
At the risk of offending the scholars, it's this happily
surprised viewers contention that the Old Vcs eescoped
TV version night (WTOP-9 superior to its stage
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Television Tomorrow-Thur.dox Feb. Is. 1859

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
7 axes Are Funny
M They're Somebody EIse's.
BY EILEEN L. DAILY
Contributing Writer

60 YOUR being taxed by taxation?
~ glance through history that the item
missed Some of those ancient rulers dreamed
some really laughable leveS
The Roman Constantine gifts himself Is
exceeded peasant
family which
guest tooth teeth their food
At
foliage they shered on their
Anyone Empire had to
tax stay unburied.
During the time of the Norman kings when justice administered
mainly the profits onenses OF all sorts
outward public path
When the England 1885, he visited first
the Of the house His eagle
eye ed movabe which meant everything
from robes furniture.
family all bed they paid for their
privilege could boast Of than one bed
was assessed a tax for the luxury
Sanitation England each cake OF soap was
taxed And for considerable period VINO desired ngnt
and air his the pleasure Of owning windows
Egshmen the transportation they could travel
via cowback preferred Sp seeds paid Tor their
At choice between owning taabe
hrepaces living n chilly
obliged help swell pupnc
BY forking price OF seven days
was
grew from scalp supposedly mark OF the wealthy were TAXED
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scgEDEN- AND YOUR CAN PERSONAL ACTIVITIES
MS VERY N=c7Hs7nE
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g W. LE17y INFORMATION on TIE CHRISTIAN
sclsNcE 1c.EvENT MAS APPRECIATED.
Sf7-s~sf,
JOSEPH =. MCCARTHY
s.s= :: ne V5ee Prsss5ert-Perscnnel
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Two Viewpoints Presented
MAJORITY RULE KEYS FILlBUSTER FIGHT

By Richard |. Sfrovt C.S Monitor II sUl
WAsHINcToN.-shovld majority vote run den'oe-
rsey?
This in essence is the Fundamental issue in ihs battle
over the Senate ibusfer which will butt out almost me
minute conqress reassembIes next week.
Two polite and thoughtful antagonists Walter lPpmsnn
the covmnist. and Senator Paul H. Douglas ID OF Illinois
take opposite sides in deep disagreement
(see MAJORITY RULE. Page ~
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DOESN'T LIKE lair BASES IN SPAIN"

Letter 70 c. S Monitor II 80
The recent letter, Spanish Prisoner" from Norman
Thomas on Dec should give politicians few things 70
mink about Past reports OF brutality in Spain have he'd
N"es" readers through the Protestant religious press
and authentic sources Of Masonry
Like bvllfshs imprisonment Of innocent, bewiIdered
citizens furnishes ssdste thrill Of some sor, in Spain
Isee AIR BASES IN SPAIN, Pace ~
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Gods and Christ Jesus
promised comforter IS mere
TerIs said. The Kingdom OF
Cod is within you Luxe
1920 The oneness OF the
Father in blessed assurance
=: everlasting divine Love IS
n operation right now -
In Psalms % we find pa "a.
y:ds confidence in God S
grace .xd.
The Lord is my shepherd;
/ shall not want.
He maketh me to he down
il green pastures. he lead,
eth me beside the stlll
waters.
He resioreih my soul; ne
lesdeih me in the paths OF
Righteousness for his name S
sake" !,
Yea. though walk through
ire valley of the shadow OF
death. ! will fear no evil: for
,hou art with me, thy rod
and thy staff they comfort
re.
thou preparest a table be.
fore Tie in the presence OF
nine enemies: thou anolnt
fContinuac
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RESPECT FOR RELIGION URGED
IN UNIVERSITIES"

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See REsFEc- Eos RELIGION Page y
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Cole ihr;e+ Srenee Universal Messiah World FieaS
ATTENTION PRESS Gods Messiah On The 1 Page Ut Every Nxsp9 80 nv
49, u Communist Goliath N.Y. h!-Wfhout III
Successor To yEsryB Eddy
uIBA FORMER PRES. FUleEk0o BATlSTA-
SOWING AND REAPfNGI

~gE NOT DECEIVED GOD IS NOT Knocked WHAT
scesEs NAN scMETH. THAT SHALL hE ALSO
REGP".-S. PAL
GOD VI. MS DETROIT TRIBUNE
sa7lsras LUST For Fo@Es-UNc-RisTlikE-
ENABLED sycuNc REBEL WITH ALMOST NO
GLOWING = Few YEARS BACK. TO WIN
E,xossc- cuEaiLIas TO rs SUPPORT TO DRIVE
OUT o. OFFICE TIE PRESIDENT. ~r9o had TIE
MILITARY =czcESaT LEAST Nc@ANsLLf-oN his
SIDE.
L-cA co1Es AFTER ssTlsTas FIRST FIVE
YEARS ~ c==lcE CUBAN Lan Fc75icc4NS
REELECTION Ss7lsTa DID RETURN TO
POLITICAL c=FicE ~ T-E SENATE : TncsEAs
-EsD But TITS cPacRTyNlST ENGINEERED
MILITARY co-= AND STOLE TIE OFFICE O. l-s
PRESIDENCY T-oS SOWING TIE SEEDS o. MS
ooo~
SUBSEQUENT EVENTS ARE : NATTER CO HISTORY.
Nc-E &C READER - FAT NAL OFF 70
c-Rvs-E7 - ~. THURSDAY. DEC Ia
s-RixE SETTLED FRIDAY NOON. DEC ~
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FEAR No EVIL :
Tie Comk,ls, IS Here
Bv Elizabeth Ellington

est ny head win Oh ny C-P
runneth over
Surely goodness and J. r,sr.
ey shall follow me al me
DAYS Of my life: and VIII
dwell in the house OF me
Lord for ever"
N the Christian Silence
textbook Mrs. Eddy caught
the spiritual sense Of q,
Vine love and made = 70
read "DIvlNE LOVE IS MY
SHEPHERD" starting each
verse With Love making i :
Grand and glorious inie-P.e-
tstion Of her confidence II
Gods love Tor al mankind
In psalm 81 David brought
out the happy state q the
Cody
He that dwel.e.h II the
secret place Of the -aors. hign
shall abide under tie shadow
of the Almighty
Thou shalt not be afraid
for the terror by night; nor
for the arrow that fl'efh ey
day."
Because thou has; made
the Lord. which IS Ely rel
on Page A.
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BARGAINING REFORM URGED UPON
UNIONS"

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kEA YcRx-7-e i7-1ay r-s.-cecs-ber strike against
ks~ fc-s spers-~is- ccs' ss'-s'ee $4,000
o-s-=sea-ss -.~ Sssss-s,s ne rss-F-s &c when
s-ah .-i.- so-s nary ssr,ns srse S-s-ry See1oes
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re sr-s-ss :; all rs ~erksrx.
See BARGAINING Reform. Page III
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FIND DEARBORN COUPLE DEAD IN
PARKED CAR"
Cars MuffIer Exhaust Defective Police.
Ls-r, ~.ss-srs II
VS. 's.s-i,--'s Lear -


Cars Muffler Exhaust Defective Police.
TIE as~Y es ir--c-s- s1erriy LOST Nc"
RECRUIT; TIE Wc~AN-ciVoRcE PENDING.
Free Press u
COD VIA MS DETROIT TRIBUNE
YOUNG wEk sNc WOVEN BEWARE or TIE
SOCIAL TRlsNcLEs The WAGES or SIN IS DEATH !,
PURITY IS IMPERATIVE For I PRESENT REALIZa.
TON or HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LlFEl
JESUS SAID. BLESSED ARE TIE PURE ~ HEART.
FOR THEV SHALL SEE COD
See DEARBORN COUPLE DEAD. Page III
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EVIL; HUMAN; MATERIAL PHENOMENA
80 aarnrlx cuAnnuTX MlpAEEllkE

EVIL: HUMAN; MATERIAL PHENOMENA
ARE MERELY SHAD0WY, MlRAesllN,
MORTAL THOUGHT
M.Y.T.H.Lc.A-L IMAGES. COUNTERFslTS
AND guRLEsoUEs or REALITY
THE POPULATION FLOOD REMEMBER
NOAH, ct Alp WOE UNTO IT'S DUPtS
AND DEPUTIES ! rs OF THE DEVIL j!
"A REDUCTION TO ABSURDl1Y
c=--E sN-l-c-zs- SPIRITUAL LUNIcY I-AT
-LrpE css e .hc--E7 =.sF.E.N-- GREATER
IAN ycuR Ea--ERtc--E7 cco 49,.
HaRrcNlcus aNc ~ Ncc"=a7a5-E -c-Y
c-os- CONCEIVED 77cP-E- "Ess4 son T-i
WAY TIE -euT- sNo --E LEE I'D Meas
kc--UpAk c=FsP7iNc
See T-E NEa YEARS Page -
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MOULD "SI0P RnMR IEsrsn

Iener TO G 5 Monitor, II 3o-ouoTINc HEROIC
soI SPIRITUALLY IMMATURE IMPURE = Or. AIber.
I.nweIer. who asserts bomb tests CRIME PROJECTED
INTO THE FUTURE"l
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DARKEST HOUR PRECEDEs THE DAWN"
san
DEVILS BILLION S RACKET ElOURIsHINC

DEVILS BILLION S RACKET Fl0URlSHING
VIA DEVILS, ADAMS. EWES. MURDEROUS GAINS,
JUDAsEs, KNAvEs, AND FOOLS. DUPEs AND
DEPUTIES OF THE CHASTITY MYT.H-'D-EvlL'!
CIGARETTE SALES TOUCH NEW PEAK"
ZAP cS. Monitor II 3ol
WAsHlNGToN-The government estimates that Ameri-
spent about So billion dollars cigarettes this year
This o75 per cent more than in 957.
Cigarette production 10 record high Of about
462 bion-4.4 per cent more than in 1885
In reporting these figures the Agriculture Department
forecast further increase in production and in OUTLAWS for
cigarettes in 1859.
tsee CIGARETTE SALES. Page ~
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THE NEW YEARS AND GODS BLUEPRINT
FOR ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES!
And God Sow An That He H0d Mode,
And Behold 1t Was f-Ls- Very Goed !!


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Dee l7-Jsnss r. Hsss she vnsssory president Of the
Tssssrs Union has served nscs maj re intends
ynicrirns IRE Ns~ York Cry PSlce Depart
See EDITORIALS MISSED. Psos I'D
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'TR0M THE EDITORIALS YOU MISSED"

Here hshIshss es Hegsld TrSgne editorials written
during re strike Nest 81 ie appeared IN EVrepssn
edifion.
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lATors ANSWER on Berlin

Dee 1.-The West IS IN West Berlin hy right 81 agree
en's wieh ihe Soviet Unoo ssnnss vnilssrsy serosss
u Also there 81 right ef re 5esnd q RE people 81 free
Berlin
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WHY WOMEN OUTLINE MEk
you LIVE LONGER IF YOU'RE MARRIED"
Oe.res Tunes Il o
GOD VIA his DETROIT TRIBUNE
HEBREWS AND ROMAN CATHOLICS ARE
SATAk-R0BBED OF 1880 YEARS. AND MORE.
MARRIED OR SINGLE
" YOU ARE NOT = CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTIST YOU ARE MORE or LESS. LIVING INA
FOOLS PARADISE. or THE SEEMING MISERY
OF The HELL or ACCEPTING As R-E-A-L The
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PATs4Ic ADAAEVE. MURDERcUS CAIN. JUDAS.
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CREATION. WHICH. " REAL. WOULD WAKE NE
COO a COLOSSAL LIAR AND INDUSTRIOUS.
IMPoTENT CREATOR. TRULY
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kHRUsHcHEv IS TOO UNWORTHY 10 ENTER The
PARADISE or NY US MESSIAH NATION TO ALL
The NATIONS HENCE. HIS DEPUTY. klkoYAN.
IS SENT IN ORDER THAT The HEAVENLY. SPIRITUAL
SANITY. REALITY. OF TIE ONE NATION or
ALL TIE NATIONS. T+AT WAS WORTHY FOR NY
MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE CHRIST. SECOND
COMING MASTER SUPREME. COLOSSAL SCIENCE
or TIE UNIVERSE The UNIVERSAL MESSIAH
VII EkNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES :. May BECOME
BETTER KNOWN TO HIN.
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nc-E &C READER 37e FAT NAIL OFF 70
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Evening star., 1959-10-07
Ex-Bookie Given
Term in Staying

LOS ANGELES. Oct. Z (AP)
Harry Gross, former New
York bookmaker, has been SEN
fenced to one to 10 years in
prison for the gunshot death
of his wife'S grandfather.
Gross pleaded guilty yester-
day to manslaughter in the
fatal wounding of Harry Black,
"a. during an argument over
a $4,000 loan he made to Gross.
Gross maintained the firearm
was discharged accidentally.
Grand theft charges against
Gross, by two men who al
legged he bilked them of ST.
900 in a cafe purchase plan.
were placed of calendar. A
previous trial of this case re-
suited in jury disagreement.
Evening star., 1959-10-07

gas into the building through
windows. Ansley killed himself
during the one-hour siege.
PhOny Bomb Ruse
Ansley and Mrs. Stevens had
driven to the bank after an
early morning stop at the home
Of the bank manager, Herbert
Fox. There they tied up Mr..
Fox's wife and two daughters.
A phony bomb was left ticking
away in the house. II was to
be the means of assuring Mr..
Fox's cooperation in the bank
robbery. but his family was
able to escape from their bonds
and alert police.
Police Chief Frank w. Story
said Mrs. Stevens had admitted
her part in the bank robbery
attempt. A native of Abilene,
Kan, Mrs. Stevens also had
been known as Alma Malone
and Billy Jean Carroll, police
said. Her mother lives in
Salina, Kans. Married four
times, Mrs. Stevens has a l2-
year-old son living with her
mother, officers said.