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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22
DEKO,JAME

Jurgis Barstis, is Ansonia,
Conn, Dirvos skaitytojas ir re-
mejas Lietuvos reikalu, per
saVo gera drauga, kareivi An
tana Draugeli, prisiunte Dir
vos redakcijai ir savo pazysta-
MEMS Clevelandieciams sveiki-
minus. Karys A. Draugelis
paeina is Ansonia, jis gryzes
po suzeidimo is karo priskir~
tas j Grille Ligonine Clevelan-
de. Sveikdamas, jis gauna pa
liuosavimus aplankyti savo te-
vus Ansonijoj. Dabar isvyko
j savo miesta pavieseti 80 die
nu laikui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22
ZIJVO A

~ W II
Trafiko nelaimese Clevelande
nuo pradzios metu Xxi Birzelio
Is uzmusta jau AZ asmenys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22
ROBERT F.. CALDWELL
CLEVEIANDE

Robert E. Caldwell, zymus
Amerikietis is pereito Didzio-
jo Karo laiku, vieSi pas PIP. P.
J. Ziurius LakeWoode.
Pereito karo metu jis tarna-
vo prize State DEPARTMENT. il
buvo PREF. Wilsono specialiu
atstovu Paryziuje darant tai
ka. Jis prisidejo prie iSgavi-
mo Lietuvai pripazinimo. Da-
bar taip pat neapleidzia Lietu-
viz If jQ reikalu, kuriuos pa
riame savo piniginemis auko-
mis- ir prisideda prie pagelbe-
jimo Lietuviams pabegeliams
is bolSeviku teroro.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22
Is METAL MANO AD-
VOKATAVIMO

| BlrZellO 22 q. SueJO 70 metal
kaip as, sudejes priesaika aux
sciausiame Ohio tribunale, ia
pau advokatu ir praktikuoju
teises. Ta diena yra zymiau-
sia mano gyvenime, mes tada
as istojau j eiles kitty advoka-
tu, patyrusiu ir gabesniu uz
save, bet ir tarp menkesniu ne
gu as. Pc trumpo laiku atva-
ziavau Clevelanda passive
ciuoti, bet pagaliau pasiryzau
cia ir apsigyventi.
Pradzia buvo sunki, kaip ir
visiems profesijonalams, ypac
del neribotos konkurencijos, il
isrode kad pastangos bus be
vilties, ypac ir del to kad pa
tvs Lietuviai svarbesniais rel
kalais megsta kreiptis kita-
taucius advokatus. T'aip da-
lykams stovint, ir man pradejo
reiketi rupintis gauti advoka-
tiskus darbus kitatauciu tar
pc.
Dirbant tarpe Amerikieciu,
patyriau kad reikalinga auks-
tesniu mokslu, mes mano kos
tumeriai buvo patys aukstes-
MUS mokslus lanke ir placiau
dalykus Zinc.
Pradeiau pats testi aukstes-
MUS mokslus, noredamas susi-
lyginti su zymesniais advoka-
tais. Oar reikeio pasvesti Sc
Sis metus vien tik mokslui. Dir
bant ir mokinantis, laikas taip
greitai praejo, ir stai 'dabar
pasijutau atejo net rs rctu
sukaktis kaip advokatauju.
Taip praslinko ketvirtdalis
amziaus esant teisiu protest.
joje.
Pazvelgus j praeitus sunkius
25 metus advokatavimo, pasiti-
kiu geresnes ateities, ir tikiu
galesiu apsisaugoti ir nuo sa-
vo priesu kuriu nemokejau ap-
sisaugoti ispradziu.
Praktikuoiant teises per vi
So ellie metu. daug patyrimo
ieavau, kas tikiu iseis nau-
da man ir mano klijentams at
eityje. Bylu ir teismisku dar-
bu turejau ivairose valstiiose
ir Auksciausiame U. S. Teis-
me. Prisiejo tureti reikalus ir
su ivairiu saliq diplomatiniais
atstovais teismo bylu eigoje.
Bvlu vedimai man nera per-
dideli ar permazi. Turiu pla-
cias paints ivairiose srityse
ir laikau uz garbe pareiksti jog
esu narys geriausios juristis,
kos organizacijos Amerikoje.
Stu savo Is metu advokata-
Vino sukaktuviu proga linkiu
visiems savo draugams ir xii
jentams kurie prisidejote prie
names paremimo, geriausios
kloties, ir uz juru prielankuma
tariu nuosirdu aciu.
Advokatas V. Pugheris.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22
MEANING OF
PAN-SLAVISM
(The Cleveland Plain Dealer,
Sunday, June 10)


Jau Franklin in his article of
June 2, 1916, under the title of
"Pan-Slav Movements u. S. In
terested division of Europe =
makes many statements that do not
indicate any understanding of his
tory or actual conditions.
Franklin would have US believe
that Soviet Russia is attempting
the old Pan-Slavic expansion and
that this movement is harmless to
all concerned. The world today is
divided into two distinct parts. One
has been prepared by Sociaiistic
movement with a theory that the
state should be supreme and take
over the obligations of an individ-
ual. In return the individual is to
give up all of his liberties and be
completely under the domination
of the state.
After the Socialists prepared the
field the totalitarian states were
evolved and taken over by a ruling
clique which in turn became SUBJ
ject to one leader-the dictator.
Hence there is very little difference
between the Nazis, Fiscists or Com
munists. 1t is a matter Of degree
only.
Thus the spread of so-called
'Pan-Slavism' is in reality spread
of dictatorial power of the Com
munist type. The spread of this
evil will not stop at Elbe as Frank
lin leads US to believe, but it will
use eastern Europe as a spring
board to spread Communism into
the West.
Franklin's assumption that the
Baltic people are Slavs is unsup-
ported by history or any other
facts. Take Lithuanians las an ex-
ample. These people lived on the
Baltic shores long before the Slavs
came to Europe. They speak a
language very akin to Sanscrit and
have nothing in common with the
Slavs. Their religion, language,
customs, traditions, mythology and
ways of life are as different from
that of Russia as the Anglo Saxon
from Chinese. Even their alphabet
is different.
Jay Franklin's argument against
those who oppose the complete
domination of Communism is very
disappointing. They are the ones
who are creating all the obstacles
to permanent peace. Their failure
to abide by their agreements in
respect to the Baltic states, which
they enslaved, and their further
failure to live up to the Teheran
and Yalta agreements and their
final insistence on veto power at
the San Francisco conference are
ample indications that they do not
desire peace, but merely to use
high sounding words to obtain all
the advantages and to yield none
to others.
This war was waged for free
dom of all men. If we subscribe to
the enslavement of free nations
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22
PADEKA

Suomi reiSkiame savo nuo-
sirdzia padekq visiems items
musu artimiems draugams ir
giminems kurle prisidejo prie
palaidojimo mano vyro, Stasio
Yogmino, kuris mire Birzelio
II, Clevelande.
Aciu Sv. Jurgio parapijos
kunigams, Vilkutaiciui, Bartis
ir Ivanauskui uz ju' paskutini
pasitarnavima ligoniui ir lai-
dotuviu pamaldomis.
Aciu giminems ir draugams
uz geles ir uz miSias, taipgi uz
dalyvavima sermenyse ir paly-
dejima j kapines. Aciu grab
nesiams uz jQ pasitarnavima.
Velionis pa9jo TelSiu apsk.,
Janapolio p., GermantiSkiu k.
Amerikoi iSgyveno 43 metus,
atvaziavo j Pittsburgha, Gle
Velande pragyveno paskutinius
Is metu.
Jo brolis Jonas is Pitts
burgho atlanke j prizes mirti
ir dalyvavo palaidojime. IS
Chicagos buvo atvyke j laido-
tuves jo pusbroliai Alekas jog
minas, Alekas Gudas, if Juo-
zas Jogminas, uz ka jiems nuo-
Sirdziai aciu.
Petronel6 Yogminiene
ir Selma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22
SUZEISTA


Poni Agota Grigiene atsilan-
kius Dirvos redakcijos prane-
Sc gavus zinia nuo savo duk-
ters, Lieutenant Helen G. Xii
mas, armijos slauges, kad il
tapo suzeista Anglijoje, dabar
parvezta ir patalpinta Percy
Jones Hospital, Ward %, Sec
tion Is, Battle Creek, Mich.
JOS draugai gall jai parasyti
adresuojant: 1t. Helen G.. Xii
mas, A.N.C., No. 729l98, virs
paduotos ligonines antrasu.
Elena Grigiute Klimiene ir
jos tevai visada buvo artimi
Dirvos draugai ir remejai.
Linkime Elenai greitai pa
sveikti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22
RE1KALINGA MOTERIS

draugystei namuose, prie kitos mo-
teries. Kuri moteris nedirba arha
taip turi sunku pragyvenima, cia
jai gera proga tureti kambari ir
valgi, gyvenimas uztikrintas. Turf
butt svari ir teisinga, nes mes DO
raktu nieko nelaikom. Lietuviska
Selma. Kreiptis bent vakara tarp
7:30 ir val. 1441 E. 61 Street.
Telef. ENdicott 1867. ((25)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22
LVS SEIMO SESIJOS

sestadieni, Rrzelio % - 10 val ryo - Pirnas poseds
Wade Park Manor, 1890 East 10th St.
230 val 20 peu - Padamas vainiku Lietuviu Darzelye
Antras Posedis - 4 val po pietu
Sekmadeni Brzelo 2t - 10 val ryto Trecias posedis
Baigus semo rekalus, 500 VAL peu deegata vazuos
Knolwood Mauzoieju pade vainika prie Prezidento A.
Smetonos karsto Cali vazuoti r vietinia prbus
laiku prie hotelio.
IS kapnu v degaa ktu miestu suvaziuos pas
DIR. Iamosait i ta pabaigtuviQ geguzine.
LVs narai gall dayvauti LVS posedzuose sveciais
Pastaba: Sutaupymui vaznejimo r lako, KnolIwood
kapnes Vaziavmas nustatya seimo sesu
is Lietnviu Kulturino Darzelo)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22

KAMBARIS Lietuviu seimoje,
jaunai porai arba dviem pa
vieniam. Arti prie gatveka-
riu, 3 minutes paeiti. Kreip-
kites: Telef.: Diamond 7183
1909 Elizabeth ave. (26)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22

sVATOS tekstiles produkci-
joje Suv. Valstijose turf uzsi-
emimo apie 13 milijonu EMO
niu, pradedant nuo augintoju
Xxi audeju.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Red A-BOmbS
Moved Nearer

WASHINGTON, Nov, 80 GNS)
DIR. Irving Langmuir. scientist
who has visited Russia, told the
Mcmahon Senate atomic commit
tee today that the Soviet could
produce atomic bombs in three
years and perhaps make them
faster than the United States.
Langrnuir's views were in con-
trast 10 those Of Mai. Gen. Leslie
Groves. chief of the prof G I
which produced the atomic bombs,
Groves told the committee yester-
day that it would take Russia a
minimum of five 10 seven years,
even with the aid of materials
from such precision goods pro-
ducers as Switzerland and Eng
land, to make an atomic bomb.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
a Held in Raid
On Victory Club

Seven police officers led by 1t,
Charles Dobson raided the Vic
tory Club on the second floor OF
534 Woodward at 4 a. m. today
and seized 80 pair of dice and
other gambling equipment.
Fourteen men were arrested
and held for investigation.
Police said the club was state
c hartered and that all those
arrested carried membership
cards issued in the name of
Barney SpaSiff. listed as president.
SpaSiff. told Senior Inspector
Kennedy Lawrence that he had
resigned from the club two days
ago, but police said they found
keys to the Victory Clubs cash
drawer in Spasiff's office at his
Club 509.
Thos arrested at the club were
Carl Schaeffer. 40, of 50 Seward
Stanley Barsh, Al, of 277 (. Phila-
delphia; John Licavoli, 43, Of 587l
Seneca; John Anger, So. Of 145l
f. Jefferson; Thomas Nell, 33,
of 2560 Woodward; Bernard Spiffl
50, OF 2764 CasS; Anthony Iona
reto. 81, of $3.50 Second.
Harry Jones, "a, of l94S0 Bias
tonbury; Abraham Sherman 33. Of
1444 F. Ferry; James Hagepian,
23, of 80 Winder: Frank Marcasco,
27. of 6051 Hurlbut; Ovidio Det-
tavid, 3S. of 502 w. Alexandria;
Abe Hartman, 81. of Cortland
and Louis Goodman, 81 of 63
Snrnat
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

such surprise attack might
occur"
The general testified that be
had served IN the operations Of
fee m Hawaii from 1929 10 1897
and in the war plans division for
ovoral years thereafter.
During all those years" the
general said IN a slow deliberate
voice. when defense plans were
under my supervision, a surprise
attack by the Japanese at Pearl
Harbor with little or no warn
ing was n basic factor In those
plans"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Firm, Union
Start Parley
On Picketing
MARKETS, PAGE 2e

Officials of both General Motors Corp. and the
UAW-CIO sat down together to talk peace today
for the first time since the gigantic strike swept
the country nine days ago.
Their conference will be limited to the terms OF an
agreement which will allow about "a 600 office workers ana
supervisory employees to enter the "a idle plants.
But the partial truce is the first step toward ultimate
discussion of the basic conditions under which GM can
again produce automobiles and the 100000 employees can
60 back to work.
The meeting was originally scheduled for this morning
the General Motors Building but was delayed o the late
arrival of the union leaders from Washington by plane
c. E. Wilson, president of the corporation, refused
today to predict how long the deadlock would last but SAID
THE only said this strike does not look like
ouickie to me because don't think the union people,
with attitude and position they have taken can re-
verse their field fast enough to make good JOB out
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Former Nimitz Aide
Opposes Unifi(ation

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 (INS)
Adm. Forest p. Sherman advo-
Gated today the maintenance of
the navy, complete with its own
air forces, as a separate depart
ment with its head responsible 10
the President.
Sherman, former deputy chief
Of staff TO Adm. Nimitz and now
on temporary duty in Washington,
vigorously expressed his opposi-
ton to unifcation of the armed
services in testifying before the
Senate military affairs committee
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Bridgeport Gas Strike
Settled al 11th Hour

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Nov. 30
INS) - Industrial Bridgeport
heaved a sigh of relief today at
settlement of a Bridgeport Light
& Gas Co. wage dispute after a
Six-hOur walkout yesterday
Had the strike lasted two hours
longer gas supplies would have
been completely eXhausted-and
il would have taken a month to
restore service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Attack ON FaIa Ends
BIaZe'S Stormy Career

dog, has been a source Of trouble
for the RooseveltS since entering
the United States from England
last January.
A gift from the then Brig. Gem
Elliott Roosevelt TO his actress
wife, Faye Emerson, the dog was
shipped by army transport planes.
When the plane stoppe at
Memphis. a soldier and sailor
were bumped of because of over
loading.
But Blaze, with an A priority
continued his trip.
The incident created a con-
greSsional furry Of investigation.
Blaze and f'ala claShed Satur-
day when the little terrier visited
Hyde Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Truman Calls StiIwen
For Advice on China

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30 INS)
President Truman today called
upon the two men who formerly
were in charge of L. S. military
and foreign affairs in China for
advice on the Chinese problem.
The Chief Executive scheduled
conferences with Gen. Joseph Still
well, former commander Of Amer
ican forces in China, and former
ambassador 10 China, Clarence Z.
Gauss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

RHINEBECK. ". Y. Nov. 30
CUP)-Blaze, the 130-pound Eng
lish bull mastiff owned by Elliott
Roosevelt. was destroyed Sunday
for attacking Falay Spunky but
underweight ScottieN pet of the
late President Roosevelt, it was
revealed today.
Blaze was destroyed, al the re-
quest Of the late Presidents son
TO prevent future attacks.
DR.. Thomas Sheldon. veter-
marian who treated Fala Satur-
day and destroyed the mastiff.
severed Blsze'S head and sent it
10 the New York department Of
health for examination for pos
sible rabies infection
Blaze. a black-nosed lop-eared
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Mcleod, Girls
Refuse 10 Talk
AtChiiCago
In,erna,ionsi Sound Pilot,

CHICAGO. Nov. 3O-Malcolm
Mcleod. IS. Detroits $4,000 kid
and his two Wayne University
girl friends paused in Chicago to-
day, en- route home to face the
music, accompanied by two De-
troit detectives
The three spent most Of their
wait in the Michigan Central
Station between trains playing
hide-and-Seek with reporters.
They arrived on the Seminole at
9 80 and left for Detroit aboard
the Mercury.
Neither Betty Ann Mackey. q,
nor Kathleen ConricOde, 10, would
talk. but the son Of former Michi-
gan Congressman Clarence j. Nc
leod stopped d long enough TO
shout
Kindly leave me alone"
When he Was stopped at Column
bus. Ga. young Mcleod still had
Sl9.112 Of the money his father
said was taken from a closet at
home when the eScapade began
Thanksgiving night 1t was not
known what charge. II any. Nc
Leod would face when he reached
Detroit late today. The girls are
not under arrest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
British Science Finds
Rocket Post Practical

LONDON. Nov. 30 GNS)-
British scientists today described
as a practical possibility a 5000
rocket post" which
would carry letters between the
United States and England in less
than an hour
The prediction followed a scien-
tihc investigation of V-2 rocket
bombs at CuXhaven. England.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
War Bond Substitute
Planned by Bankers

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30 (UP)
The American Bankers Associa-
ton announced today that il will
aid the treasury in setting up a
permanent pay roll savings plan
similar TO the war bond purchase
program.
Frank {. Rathje, association
president, said the American peo-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Hess Confesses
Fdking Amnesiid

NUREMBERG Nov 30 tUP4-
Hess told the war crimes
court today that he has been fax
ing amneSia. that his memory is
full and clear, and that he is ready
to stand trial.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

pie have established a habit Of
thrift, the continuance Of which
is of great Importance TO a sound
future economy
Ted r. Gamble, national direc-
tor Of war finance, announced that
in the S1l,000000.000 Victory
Loan, more than 100000 OF the
$500 War Roosevelt Memorial
bonds have been sold.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Hurley Invited

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30 (UP)
The House un-American activi-
ties committee today invited for
mer ambassador TO China Patrick
J. Hurley TO tell what he knows
about any pro-CommunistS in the
state department.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

MAJ Gen. Sherman Miles the
srmys 1911 intelligence chief.
tcStncd he had been certain
thar messages sent by hm and
Gen Marshall bad been strong
enough 20 warn T. Gcn Shor' Of
the possibility of a surprise at-
tack
Miles referred specifically he
SAID, to this message he sent
Short 10 days before The laps
struck Pearl Harbor
japanese negotiations have
come TO practical stalcmate.
Hostilites may enSue, Subvcr-
sive activities may be expected.
Inform commanding en- raI
and chief Of stah only"
Miles testified that by mid
November, 1871. hc was sure
Japan was headed Tor war but
doubted that :hC United States
would fight 10 defend the Dutch,
British. Russians or Chinese.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
BeIIm'S AIibi
Supported by
QSirfFriend
By RAY GIRARDIN

PONTIAC, Nov 3O-While his wife looked on
in tony composure the "other woman" in the life of
Edward A. Bellm strengthened his alibi through
her testimony today in his examination for the
murder of Mrs. Alberta Rose Young.
Miss Jennie Pasqunzo, 81 testified that Bellm had
touched up the he obtained from Mrs Young before
he army captains wife slain refung the theory that
sought after the killing, to paint stains from the
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
I.2i6.02j Lost
BY Britain

LONDON. Nov. 80 GNS)-War
casualties Of the British COM
monwealth totaled ,246,025 in
killed. wounded. missing an d
prisoners, the House of Commons
was told today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Durkin Back TO Cell

CHICAGO, Nov. 30 (UP)-The
once notorious Martin Durkin,
"shiek" bandit OF the 1920's, who
said he had reformed while serv-
ing a 19-year murder sentence.
today was ordered TO return 10
prison for Is more years for vio-
lating the DYER Act.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
SECOND WARNING SENT

Up 20 that time Miles testified
the armys intelligence branch
still was primarily concerned with
the European war.
Miles said Marshall also flashed
a message 10 Poarl Hatbor Nov
u. Miles had both messages be-
fore him as be told The COM
mittcc.
II had no doubt that the
messages Of Nov. 27-re'ntions
being n strained a, they were
between the United states and
Japan-would affect the imme-
diate and complete alert of the
fortress Of Oahu"
Earlier. under the drum fire OF
Assistant Chief Counsel Gerhard
GcSclls cross questioning Miles
admitted he placed no credonce in
the warning from Ambassador 10
Japan Grew in January 1911. that
he had been informed by a Peru
Wan diplomat that JaTans war
lords might initiate hostllitIcS by
lightning stroke an Pearl
Harbor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Victory Group Quits

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 30 tUP)-
Representatives of % entertain
ment industry organizations which
set up the Hollywood victory COM
mittee said today that the COM
mittee would be dissolved Dec. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
DISCUSSED MARRIAGE

They had discussed marriage,
she admitted, and Ed talked
about taking me 10 Texas after
we were married" but the two
never cot far enough into the
discussion 10 set a date" for the
ceremony.
Dates with Bellm had become
more frequent in the last six
months of their acquaintance, she
added.
The day before Mrs. Young was
murdered. Miss Pasquinzo re-
lated. Bellm called at her apart
ment and drove her TO her sis
tcr's home with a bundle of soiled
laundry. He placed the bundle
Continued on Page ., Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
SEEMED INCREDIBLE

"Why did YOU discount this
report ." asked GeSScll
II discounted the Peruvian
report as being bona fide in
formation, tho buries- general
replied ..N
II and the navy could not see
how a Latin American diplomat
would he in a position TO know
top Japanese military secrets.
IL seemed inConccivablc that
an ysuch source would be in the
know as far rs Japanese mill
tary plans were concerned.
However. ! never discounted
the possibility that when rela-
tionS between America and
Japan were extremely strained
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
.FDR's Cousin Dies

HYDE PARK, n. Y. Nov. 80
UP)-Funeral services will be
held at ST. James Cemetery al
2.30 p. m. tomorrow for Mrs.
Grace Walton Roosevelt Clark. 7S,
first cousin of the late president.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
NbOaEieEN Warming
Sent Cen. Short.
HsrOEsGH'S Are Told

WASHINGTON Nov 30 UNS)-The Pearl Harbor
committee was told today that warning messages sent to
Hawaii Nov 2 1871 should have been sufficient to alert
Pearl Harbnr for ian sneak attack.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
ON VISIT WITH BELLM

ON VISIT WITH BELLM
She also disclosed that she, and
not Mrs. Young. was Bellm's
woman companion on two trips
to hte Avon Township turkey
farm Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B.
Pinkham.
The Pinkham farm is on the
Adams road, not far from the
Clinton River bridge beneath
which the body Of Mrs. Young
was found last Oct. 81.
The prosecution conten d
Bcllm paid another visit 10 the
lonely ncighborhood the night Of
oct 80 with Mrs. Young. shot
her through the head and dumped
her body from the bridge into
the river
Miss Pasquinzo, attractive dl-
vorcee. who said she lived alone
in an apartment al $3.50 Fuller
ton. testified she had been dat
ing Bellm, her Co-worker al
Woodall Industries, Inc, for about
Is months. unaware that he al.
ready had a wife.