against the wall.

against the wall. "He shouted ‘this is a hold-up’ and started shooting. He appar ently didn't shoot at Jones or he would have certainly hit him, but he did start shooting at us. "Since the whole building has bullet-proof glass, the bullets just oinged off the glass. Then Prank worter, an assistant cashier, grab bed a gun and started shooting back at the man. ‘ The Negro shot seven or eight Mr"cs, and Prank shot four or five times but when the robber's gun was empty he turned and ran out the door. Jumped in a car and drove off." Jennings was stopped and ar rested by Trooper Carter about 1 30 d. m.. and Jennings was taken 'o Charlotte Court House for luestionine. State Police Lieutenant C. W. '"arr said that a pistol had been found cn Jennings but he refused *o ad—it having had anything to do with the hold-up at first. Carr said that besides local and "tate officials, an agent of the federal Bureau of Investigation questioned the accused man. ^edan Stolen After v Sundav Break-In At Taylor-Forbes Co. A steel-nerved thief Monday nicht drove off with a 1950 Dodge sedan from Taylor-Porbes Com "■’’•"ee. aonarentlv after un successful attempts to uncover enev. The thief left a trail of a broken window, two broken door locks, ransacked desks and cash register, and scattered tools borrowed to work his mischief. Owner J. H. Forbes figured, after discovering the break-in and loss of the car Tuesday morning, that the thief was after cash and. on finding none, cooly settled for a nirc. light blue sedan. The sedan was in the garage, the doors of wtuch tbe thief open ed. then carefully closed before driving off. There was no loss of funds in volved. Mr. Forbes having thoughtfully deposited the days receipts at the close of the busi ness day. FHS PLAVS FRIDAT FHS court fives face a strong District 3 test here Friday night, with the invasion of the Eagles of linporii H:gla School.