fornla had said he would order, THE EVENING BTAR. Washington, D. C. a hearing on objections by HONDAV. AraiL SI, It'S A-9 Five Aged Women Die Deportee Held Heikkila'a attorney against findings of fact In the caae. a native-born American In “It is the Government's po- 1953. Hla marrlaae was cited COLOR FILM As Rolls sition that there was no legal In the effort to reopen the de- Car Into Lake portation Ex-Red Is Sent impediment to the deporta- case, s, % April (4*1.1 NEWTON. Mass. 31 | Police quoted Mrs. Watson as tion." the spokesman declared. Hla attorney, Lloyd E. Mc- M»lt s min 25 | —Five women residents of a 1 'saying: “The only thing that might Isit i Hi II Murray. aald the Federal court Heck 8 White Stmce II "* nursing home—the youngest 10. "I had Just helped the women have Jntarferred was that the KITZ hearing In California had been Comoro Brennor! ‘1 Jf the oldest 96—were trapped and into the car and was going back Judge had aald he would order sis ivik • «ei s:i:i ' I To Helsinki set for May 2. ink « e. a*. drowned In a driverless auto- unto the house after a coat. 1 a hearing on objection!" to William the mobile yesterday when the car 1 .'iiui the door on the drivers Helkklls. San Fran- findings of fact, the spokesman rolled down a grade and into a side and left the motor running cisco draftsman, who was ar- *£m. , j^'': -^C;/i;^r ,|i*y'' rested by Immigration v’' CJ.T ?V> lake. and the brakes on.” officials The spokesman In San Francisco Friday. Is en said Heik- William L. Bruce, 34. an as- Car Lurched Forward klla. after being picked up. dean Harvard route by plane to Helsinki, the was sistant at Law- she flown in an Immigration Serv- School, Mrs. Watson said that as Justice Department said today. who dived after the car. away ice plane to Vancouver, Can- could open Its doors walked the car lurched Mr. Hetkktla. an a'l- but not forward and moved ada. and arrived at 11 V water pressure, said down the mer Communist, had been seek- there jrH Hj&^^PPwßjE because of driveway. p m. the day hla Bhe ran after it. but ing to avoid deportation since of arrest. -eSfflfr? the women Inside "looked terri- ' @c ’’• " couldn't get It. He was then put aboard ¦ ¦ fied—numb with fear near 1952. a Mr. Police believe one of the He was taken Into custody In Canadian Pacific Airlines plane Bruce said that for five accidentally pm. yesterday. if not, your minutes, women mav have the West Coaat city on a at 1 The Ca- home needs as the air-filled car the automatic de- plane was slowly water, shifted trans- portation warrant issued in nadian scheduled to settled Into the posi- arrive the fought desperately mission lever into drive that year. in Amsterdam last mid- women night. Then, adequate wiring! agjSgK to escape and through tion. The Supreme Court turned Heikklla was to stared flag- be transported HL the windows In horror The car knocked down a down a move by Heikklla to by a Finnish closed pole. plunged 30 feet down an plane to as four men tried to free them have the order voided In 1953. Helsinki. Call HO. 2-4321 embankment, rolled farther and A number of hearings followed Heikklla, 50. was married to «t-Mllllon Case Recalled took dip Into Crystal h* |||||||| |& another before various Immigration One of the victims was Mrs. Lake. It settled In 13 feet of boards TO. TSeed. jk. Ina Dowling. 85. who precipi- ! water, three car lengths from Last week Heikklla lost an £!*Hcklfdi jps flHHyKS||Se| tated a Miami court scandal In shore. appeal in California Federal ROOFING INC. Mrs. ran back Into » w 1954. Her accusations that a Watson District Court, a Justice De- o*«e MOM ImH tk. M«t„ "KLECTRICIAN" Florida Court had mishandled the house and fainted. partment spokesman said. The pslitss Aim Ink* 1892 her husband's 82-mlllion estate j spokesman declared that Heik- Rose Brothers WIRING m, REPAIRS led to grand Jury Inquiries into klla had no further appeal court officers' conduct and to Theater Doomed pending when he was picked JA. 2-1223 APPLIANCES Q; FIXTURES the Impeachment Judge up. IftkSl N aFt MytrPr An Va of The Federal Judge In Cali- ¦¦- ¦¦¦ OUR 1 YEAtt George E. by By Ofh Holt of Miami the Wide Screens > Representa- Florida House of PHILADELPHIA. April 21 tives. Judge Holt later won (4*).—The lavish acquittal 5.000-seat jj|HK%^'l]^B In a Senate trial. Mastbaum Theater, 30 The other victims were iden- built years ago for 85 million, has American serves you tified as Mrs. Oertrude Cum- •I better when you fly SHOOTING SPREE ENDS—Louis Felipe Marrero. 24. been doomed by the new wide of Trenton, J., mings. 85; Mrs. Hattie Gordon. N. surrendered at a Morrlsvllle, Pa. 98; Mrs. Esther jscreens of the movies. Roes. 92. and The theater, larg- steel plant after he shot down three nuns, wounded Dothllda one of the police Mrs. Hlnrtchs. 80. est movie houses in the | a man and- peppered with shotgun blasts— Mrs. world. AP Wlrephoto. Kenneth Watson. 58. will be razed. Stahley Warner owner of rhe nursing home, Management Corp. announced said she was about to drive the 1 yesterday. live women on a ride Into the “The popular of country when the theaters accident oc- yesterday, which entertained Man Nuns curred at 3:40 p.m. The car. vast Who Shot Warner said, belonged to Dowling. audiences.” Mrs. 'no longer blend with the new giant screens, .new projection, Tells About 'Visions' plant, said he had told his co- new scope and magnitude oti workers about the visions. pictures. They are designed to TRENTON, N. J„ April 31 (A*).—"l wanted to kill some nuns "Some believed me, some bring the audience Into increas- and priests.” didn't.” he said, adding that he ing intimacy with people and That, police said, was the explanation offered by a 34-year- had alao told the priests at St. places on the two screen. old father of who burst Into a convent here Saturday night Joachim's about “lights in the "The Mastbaum. with a very and wounded three nuns with a shotgun skies" large seating capacity, very t ! They Pellpe signed said Louis Marrero a statement yester- “The lights told me the Vir- popular in former years, Is avip $$ day In which he admitted gin Mary was trying to reach i casualty of progress.” shooting the nuns and turning prominent Catholics as Bishop me." Marrero said. "I spoke to the area around St. Joachim's ‘ Pulton J Sheen and then be-! angels, and they told me that a. • r \\. Convent and School into a Citizens to Meet fit came resentful when his sug- I must make people under- battleground as he fought off * ,>T| gestions were Ignored. stand." The Randle Highlands Citi- Jr . 1/ police and National * Guardsmen Among other things. Marrero Marrero, who lives only two i zens Association will hold its< * \\ Nr 1 «¦ M S'- for more than an hour. suggested a religious medal for blocks from St. Joachim's, was i regular monthly meeting at The man. who spoke of see- spacemen In the United Btates married In the church and was l 8 o'clock tonight In the Na- vj ing visions of the Virgin Mary, ! armed forces and also known In the neighborhood asjl tional Capital Bank, Twenty- m finally slipped sent from the build- Bishop Sheen his own version a, regular churchgoer. He has i seventh street and Pennsylvania ing and walked to the Delaware of the two children, aged 1 and 3. i avenue S.E. River 10 blocks away. Bible. He got into a rowboat i 1 Two nuns wounded seriously and In the shooting spree were re- , » '«#/ /. crossed over to Pennsylvania,! W - . ported \ where he surrendered a guard . out of danger today. to They at the Pairless Works of the are Sister Lorenz in a Saa- BUDGET United States Steel Corp. at sani. 50. who was shot In the TROUBLE? NorTisville. cheat, and Sister Madeline Fus- sile. 23. of Bayonne. N. J.. who Waives Extradition j|suffered a shotgun blast In the Marrero was taken into Bucks thigh. County Court at Doylestown, The third nun. Sister Angela Pa., this morning, waived ex- Bulla.1 24. of TDrrington. Conn., Reduce Your tradition to New Jersey and i and Asbury Park. N. J.. was was returned here. wounded In the arm and was Authorities said Marrero, l listed in good condition today. House Poyments faces another hearing later In; Passerby Wounded i i the day. before Magistrate Al- ( bert Cooper. Jr., in Trenton. , A passerby. Stephen Konesol \t . At that time charges of atro- 53. was hit in the mouth by pelletsJ by Now is the opportune time to your clous assault and battery fired Marrero from a reduce monthly with conventj window. Two patrol- intent to kill probably will be payments on your home while availability of funds at lodged against him. men were nicked by ricocheting pellets. The prosecutor quoted Mar- 1 1 attractive interest rates exist. By stretching your The prosecutor rero as saying he had sent a said Marrero mortgage balance over a longer period of time, you series of suggestions to such has no police record or record . . - < of mental illness. He said Mar- reduce your payments. rero.i a native of Philadelphia who spent much of his child- hood in three orphanages, ex- Re-finance Your Home and Three Stabbed pressed remorse. Marrero said he hopes the nuns will not die Mr. Rutkowskl said Marrero's Ease Your Monthly Budget grievance against St. Joachim's By Teen Gang apparently stemmed also from ¦; an alleged FOR INFORMATION, refusal to baptize CALL NEW YORK. April 21 (JP).— I his mother. OUR NEAREST OFFICE A screaming horde of more He said Marrero's father, a than 50 teen-aged boys terror- native1 of Puerto Rico, had died wi l i I ized subway passengers on a < early in Marrero's youth. Hw f / trip from Coney Island into the Telit at HU "VUions” heart of Brooklyn yesterday. handsome, The youths, all Negro mem- The wavy-haired First Funding Corporation i,youth of three Brooklyn gangs. sat in the Palls Town- bers 1 ; ship, police stabbed three teen-agers, Pa., station yester- one!: day spoke calmly critically. Two of the stabbing . and of hU victims were white, one Negro. “vUions.” ARLINGTON, VA. SILVER SPRING, MO. having /Kg\ Two other boys "I have been visions white were, signs 2211 Wilton II.J. roughed up. and from the Virgin Mary 0605 Cmwm St toughs for about two years.” he said. JAct mm 5 2310 JUsigsr S-6111 The boarded the sub-!. spoken way after two boys “I’venever to her. I’ve were ktabbed never ” at Coney Island. eighti seen her. Just the signs For Marrero, stops they ran through an SBO-a-week press the i operator cars, bullying passengers and at a Trenton linoleum picking fights with other THE youths. CAPTAIN'S 44 Youths Seised Police seized 44 youths—2s of them 16 or younger—as they; left the subway at Eighteenth: and McDonald avenues in Brooklyn. The others fled. Douglas Baldwin. 16. stabbed in the abdomen, was in critical condition at Coney Island Hos- pital. FLAGSHIP TO A City Youth Board worker had told police that members of three Brooklyn gangs planned a ®don't rumble—allout bat- tle—at Coney Island. A short; time later young Baldwin and Herbert Coggins, 17. staggered! bleeding into Coney Island Hos- money pital. They told authorities they had been attacked by a group of boys on Burs avenue, the ocean resort's main CHICAGO street. The Goggins boy had been stabbed in the nose. 3j[ Special The next report came from 1 deluxe DC 7 service at 4:45 pm—with the Transit Authority, which radar said 50 or more rowdies were| abusing the 40 passengers on ? \\ the house the subway. ‘Captain’s Two unidentified white boys Table' Dinner among the passengers were * beaten. Herbert Saunders, 19. | select your seat before boarding a Negro, was stabbed in the Keep of It with one Washington’s oldest • neck and special Departure Gate arm. savings associations, Equitable. Here your Captain's Flagship Flights available Spotted by Radio Car savings are insured up to SIO,OOO and pay • The young hoodlums, some at *3»> premium you the highest dividends compatible with Ladies Invited of them carrying homemade zip The Captain's Flagship to Washington guns, were captured after a ra- stability. Come in, write or phone. We will from dio car, one of many alerted welcome your Midway Airport Chicago at 4:35 pm along the subway route, spotted account whether large or small. them leaving the For reservation*, see your travel 18th avenue ®. agent or call American at EXecutive 3-2 hJ station and radioed for help. STABILITY The 25 youths were held for IS OUR GREATEST ASSET Juvenile Court. Nineteen others, charged with unlawful assembly, were • held for Biooklyn Adolescents' Court. EQUITABLE * (-MOTORISTS— Savings and Loan AMERICAN U your car baa loot Association
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