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— - an 0-19 (Rev. 1-26-66) Be ——;, . Prosecution In Malcolm A public-relations man whe | was a free-lance radio re- porter a year ago yesterday became the 24th and last prosecution witness against the three young men accused * of the assassination of Riack Nationalist leader Malcolm X. Charks Moore told a Jury— of nine men and three women of seelng a man firing “an : gutomatic pistol” in the di- . rection of the Audubon Ball- room stage where Malcolm was standing, of running to a telephone to cali his radio station and then seeing the man shot in the leg es he ran from the scene. Mr. Moore identified the .man he saw as Talmadge Nayer or Thomas Hagan, 22, who 4s on trial for the mur- der with Norman 3X Butler, 26, and Thomas 14X Johnson, 3 tenet Assistant District Attorney Ends Case_ X Murder neent Dermody rested his case after the testimony. The defense will open on Monday, the first anniversa, { Mal~- colm’s death. ua ” Ison 3 . eLoach ~" “Mohr : Cesper 2 Callahan pie Conrad Felt Gale Rosen Sullivan Tavel Trotter Tele. Room Holmes Gandy Mhb~-397 3a/-# . mo TES Pa . - & Ss aed er tere arn batrd el nal? Foi: wo yee" a ee ee The Washingten Pest and Times Herald The Washington Daily News The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune ? New York Journal-Amertcan New York Daily News New York Post The New York Times The Baltimere Sun The Worker The New Leader The Wall Street Journal The National Ceoserver People’s World