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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
ahe; Die ,ein 5editeI Der Groe1
sGtoiuierte &inoer!

Ole Mrbeitsfraftplnn,t1g iorgt
beltens fin bie &inoer. Sa, fir Die
6 in 5 er, oenn laut geiesliber Ter-
fiigung bonn 5ebrnar 1862 merben
&inber bon uber 6 Ge6sD y Sabren in
Der 2an6pirtidaft einseiest. Die &in-
Der fonmen anr Sbule, mo tie aber
nidt BLOB einieitig nit ben beridies
oeniten 8iiienidaften bollgepfropft
Deroen, lonoern man er5iebt tie min
au6 fir oas praftiide 2eben. Nab
bier Biz flint Stunoen Sdulunterriht
miiiien iie eeihloiien auf Die Seloer
aieben, mo- ii6 fir Die eSnngen nno
Wdoben 10 man9e 8eibdftigung fin
oct. Seit Mpril fann man Dor ben
&lalientiiren in &eib nno @Iieo ge-
lteate Sbube ieben uoenn su 6ieier
3eit bertragen ibre SiiBe feline SUP
befleioung mebr" - bebauptet 1perig-
items elm 8eri6t aus Siai3eg (ltn-
garn) oes bereits ertp1bnten ,S3abab
Nep'. Sn BEN SduIfiiden tperben bie
S6iiler aub berf0Itigt, rnb ibre
Sbnlaufgaben miiiien ite llnter Der
anfii6t bes 2ebrperionals nod in
Der S6ule ausarbeiten unb lernen.
Damn f0nnen tie aaeroings, meiit
ipdt abenbs, in lire Samilie a,1riid
lno BORT iiberna9ten, Inn morgens
Iteben nbr pieoer in Ser S1ule gu
iein, mo- tie Bis gum l1nterridts=
beginn, INNER ltnter Mufltht ibrer
2ebrer, ibre -Aufgaben tpieoerbolen.
Wan beoenfe ttllr, mas Dies fir cine
u@rlei6terllng" fir Die armen ge<
plagten @ltern beoeutet! Muf bon per-
idieoenen Seiten ausseiibten Drud
rmiiniden" INNER mebr gltern, ibre
&inoer in itaatliden slnltalten ut1ter-
5ubringelL nm lt6 10 elm fir anemaI
bon bieier u2aIt" 5u befreien, tpofiir
| lie obenorein nod cine fleine i6one
Srmme befommen, nit Ser SoIge
aaeroines, oaB tie in 3ufunft feinen
anipru6 mebr auf lire &inber GEL
teno MAIDEN fonnen. ginige alau biir-
gerlid) benfenoe ~riid ltdnbige" Miit-
ter, Die a05uiebr Inn lire &inber be-
iorgt iinO, laiien lire SproBlinge
tatomieren, 1m ite ipdter Elm :
m tpieoer5ufinoen. 8ie geiagt, bies
tun aber MIR Sic gan5 riiditdnbigen
Deiitter, bie Damn au6 in gebiibrenber
8eiie in Ser Breile geriigt peroen,
oenn tn ibrer eigeniiidtigen 8e'
Idranftbeit merfen lie gar ribt, tpie
| Iebr tie babur6 bie u8oblfabrtseins
ri6tungen" oes Staates Iabotieren
uno ser @eiunobeit ser &inber
i6aoenl
(S6luB folgt)
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Am htr .,Etnhrtt hrr Ktr1t1ru'

fir6li6e ginbeit = StodboIm, 2au-
Ianne, &om" gegeben bat. 9as 8u9
feblt leioer beute auf Dem Warfte. =
2auIanne NOR oie groBe Antitbeie gu
Stodboln, Ser @riinoungsfonferens
Der 8emegung fir ~Hraftiides gbri-
| ltentum". Satte man BORT 1925 l,nter
oen Snipirationen oes gr5bii9ofs
Natban Sooerblom bon l1pIaIa ber=
lu6t, auf Der @r1nolage ser banals
nod ungebro6enen liberalen Sbeo-
logic Die Gbriitenbeit in Der 2iebe
nno onr6 gemeiniame praftii6e Infs
gaben fir oas @obl Der Meni6beit
5uiammen5ufiibren unb Die 9riI Itli9e
8oti66ft glaubpiiroiger 5l MAIDEN
: Ser groBe Ibfaa, ben Ser erIte
8eltfrieg offenbarte, itano i'm Sim
tergruno! =, 10 iollte in 2aulanne
unter anslifanii6er uno ortboborer
5ubrung gepriift tperoen, oh es ni6t
moglicb iei Die GbriI Itenbeit CUR eine1
Stride gu bereinen, in Ser @abrbeit,
I'M 0osma uno in Ser Srbnung
Corganiide ginbeit"). Man tpar ii1
lebr pobl oariiber flar, oaB bieie tie
fer geltelte sufgabe idpieriger lei,
| ia Bob lie 3lt eineln tragil6en gnbe
fiibren fonnte. 0ie leitenben Yeri0n-
| |li6feiten, ettpa ser BrGlioent 8ii1of
SenrD Gb. Brent BON ser prot. gpi-
Ifopalfir6e in Seem gorf, glaubte an-
fangs NIT ieinen Sreunben, man
fonnte gum Sunbament ser Mrbeit
oas apoitoliide un6 gei5diid)e @lau-
bensbefenntnis pdblen. Mber i9on
oieIe einfa6ite 1,nb, tpie uns I1eint,
|lelbitberitdnbli6e @runolegung i1ei-
terte an amerifanii6en Seften tpie an
Der fritiicben Sbeologie oes r&irben-
baters" MooIf bon Sarnad, bon ben1
iie aue gelernt batten. Mlio muBte
man iidb 6amit beeniigen, einanber
crit einmal als fir6li9e &eaIhGt au
erfabren, 81 betrabten 1n6 ins @e-
Iprdd 5u fommen, in ienes foIgen-
reide @eiprdd, bas oie grfenrtnis
meden iol1te, ieber Eeil Ser gbriiten-
belt leioe an elmer biItoriI1en 8e-
i6rdnfnng ieines 8eritdnbniiies Der
gbriItus- -8irfli6feit, ale auiammen
aber tpiirben oie Siile baritellen. sSn-
merbin berrld6te ioipeit &larbeit: Die
ginbeit Ser gbriiten als Stride lit
geboten, Spaltung lit Siinbe nno
trdgt bie Sbulo an Dem @bfan in Ser
8elt; Die Stride lit Stiftung @ottes,
Gbriltus ibr Saupt, iie ielber Sein
2eib.
Damals tpuroe inbenen audi ser
&iB oeutlib, ben man in Mmiteroam
bernoh i'm ein5elnen beihrieb: Die
Spaltnng 5tpiiden BEN rfatboIii9en"
@emeinidaften, oie ii9 Der apoltoIi-
i6en Suf5eiiion riibmen uno oie ge.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23

Der ibm eigenen re6neriiben aIar.
belt iiber bic Jeblentmiflnngen i'm
bentigen politiIben 2eben. @s tparen
idarfe @eiieIbiebe auf bic Sntereiien-
,politif peribiebener @ruppen, auf bas
8oranitellen oes Berionliben gege,t.
iiber Dem Sabliben, auf Die 8erIu1e
bon auBerparlamentarilhen Srgani.
lationen Der oas Sarlament unter
Grud 81 iesen uno auf Die 3eriplit.
terung in biele Barteien ,.no @riipp.
diem. Au6 ser iibermdBig geiibte
Sraftions5nang befam einen bere1.
tigten Sieb.
Mm Samstagabeno gab Ser Mini.
iterprdl lioent allen Seilnebmern einen
5taatsempfang i'm &aiieriaal oef
8amberser 3elioen3. 0ieler &aum
auein i6on mar fir alle, Die 6a bon
Ser Gubr, bonn &bein uno bon Der
0onau gefommen 1uaren, eine Seit.
lidfeit. Miniiterprdiioent Or. gbarS
beeriiBte ale @Gite; rno in freier
uno lebbafter &ebe betonte er sic 8e.
iabung bes Staates, aber audi beier
@ren5en.
Or. S6ulte, ser i1on bas Croft.
nungsport Ser Sagung geipro6er
butte, ipra6 audi oas SbluB1port
ieoer Staat miiiie ieinen @lans bon
@ott baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23

GebtsIubiefte 5u iein. @eltere 2eute
fommen in ein slltenbeitn, mo- iie
aber au6 tpeiterbin arbeiten 1rtiiilen.
3par iinb es lei6tere Irbeiten, ipie
8. g. Siitenfleben 0. d., oie tie su ber-
ri6ten baben. Selbitperltanoli6 miro
oafiir ein Maniou, oie iogenannte
~Norm" oorgeidrieben uno iouten
tie oieie Norm ni6t erfiillen Damn
iino WiBbanolung, Nabrungsentaieb-
ung Die geeignetIten 0tittel, ibnen Die
Saumieligteit ab5ugetpobnen - ober
ioute Oies nidt gelingen, Damn Die
@eiealdaft bolo BON iolden Iditigen
uno foitlpieligen glementen at be-
freien. Sie Berfaiiung Ibiibt eben
nur Die Irbeitenoen. +.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23

ibr ub0llig untpiirbigen b6usliden
Sflabenarbeit""1au au friften ge5tDungett
mar. sic erbdlt nibt BLOB bns Heht
ii6 in proouftiper @eiie 81, bet1tigen,
lonbern es miro nuh fir Die Moglih-
feit elmer l.nbebinoerten 8erufsarbeit
geniigeno geiorst. Da iino 3. 9. Die
Sausarbeiten, bie BON nun an fir iie
itaatliobe Iufraumlingsgeien nihaften
perribten. Man gibt einfa6 BEN
Wobnungslbliiiiel ab, ino Die beior-
gen alles, man fontmt in cine refine
Wobnung. (5alls man iid) iibrigens
iiber 48 Stunoen aus ieiner @ob-
nnng entfernt, muB man ebenfans
Den 8obnungsidliiiiel beim Saus-
meiiter abgebenD Serner beoeiten
audi oie &inoer elm groBes Sinber-
mis-. Sic iDeroen alIo in itaatli1en
Sauglingsbeimen untergebra9t, mo
man fir tie beItens iorst. DaB II,
lester 3eit Die Sduglingslterblibfe
ungebeuer sllnabm fiimmert Die
Wa6tbaber ani6einenb penig; iie
baben ia groBen lteberi6uB an Men-
l6enmaterial!
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uIrbeiterparabies"

Gie 8erfaliltng idiist sic slrbei-
tenoen. gti6t aber tut oas Die @eies-
gebung, nod piel 1peniger Die aImG1-
ttge Bartei uno ibr SoaItrefungsor=
gan Die nod piel md6tigere 9oli5ei.
9as erite na9 Ser r8efreirng" mar,
aue geietliden 8eitimmungen iiber
WinoeItlobne, @o6Itarbeits3eiten, 8e-
l6aftigungsalter rim. abaul6affe1.
Die arbeits5eit lit 1ttbt 1nebr ouf adt
Stunoen beihranft; Die arbeiter err
bielten oas vHedt", fir Sen Mufbon
Der neuen Sronltng tagli6 5ebn Biz
oier5ebn uno iogar o6taebn Stunoen
5u arbetten, obne einen anlpru6 auf
lleberl rlt1noenlobn. 9lae glrbeiter
uiiberbieten" li6 i'm itGnbigen @ett-
belperb Der Brobuftion. ltno obi9on
ibre 2obne empfinoli6 berabgeiest
Duroen, fonnten lie Bis iest allein
in llngarn 3. g. nidt tpeniger aIs
orei Williaroen @uloen yfreipiIiger"
abgaben an Oen Staat letIten! 9lu6
iorgen Die uNormen" oafiir, bab 6ie
2ehte in Ben 8etrieben ni9t berunt=
lungern, ionoern totIa6li9 proouf-
tipe slrbeit leiiten. slufii6tsperionen
Der Bartet notieren lorgfaltig ieoe
Otinl1te, Die fir cine Cigarette, fir
Elauoern ooer in oen 2ofalitGten per=
geuoet peroen. grfiilt Elm arbeiter
Ieine Norm nidt uno lolte bies ii9
obenorein tpieoerbolen, fomnt er Df=
ters 5u ipat, 10 sibt es neueroings Elm
Invertebrates Wittel, linn bieie Bfli6t=
peridumniiie grunoiabli6 ab5ugepob-
men: er miro namlid unter Boli5ei=
auflt6t geIteat, 5. f., er miro inter-
niert. 8itte nur ni6t glei6 an &on-
5entrationslager oenfen! gr fonlmt
BLOB ni6t mebr in feline @obnung,
lonoern miro in elmer poli5eilid) be-
pa6ten arbeiterbarade untergebra9t.
Sier befommt er audi ieine 8erpfle-
gung, fir 0ie ibm iein 2obn abgenom-
men miro. Nidt Ser gan5e 2obn, er
befommt ia pabreno ieiner Snternies
rung BLOB einen gefiir5ten 2obn. gr
arbeitet 1ueiterbin an leiner friberen
Irbeitsitatte, er muB MIR morgens in
|gel6loiiener &olonne - unb sipar
piinftlid - in ieinen 8etrieb mar
l6ieren, ltno ipdt abenbs perl6Bt er
mieoer sltiammen NIT ieinen S6id-
ialsgenoiien uno Ser Boli5eiaufii6t
leinen arbeitsplub. 9ies alles ni9t
piellei6t als Strafe, ionbern aus rein
er5ieberii6en 8riinben benn bieie
Wetbooe iou einen boben pabagogi-
l6en @ert baben.
8emerfidaften? Gtreifred)t?
BrofommuniItilbe @etperfi9aften
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23

gu Ser am Is. MuguIt in Ser lii6-
| i6lpeoil6en l1niperlitdtsItaot 2unb
begonnenen britten @eltfonferen5 fir
u@laube uno 8erfaiiung" (Saitb ano
Sroer) - bei pel6er erItmals au9
offi5ieae fatbolii6e 8eoba6ter antpe-
ieno lino - idreibt S. s.. Wi6ael in
ser iiingiten ausgabe Der al,sge5eid.
neten S6pei5er Salbmonatsi6rift
,Srientierl1ng': .
SSn 2uno per6en - oiesmal i'm
Habmen ser 8erfaiirng bes 1948 in
amlteroam formea gegriinoeten
u8eltrates Ser &ir6en" - Die Dele=
gierten BON runo 5lpeil1nbneunaie
ni6t=romii6 6=fatbolii6en @laubensge-
meinibaften aus alien 8olfern uno
groteilen (auBer bem iotpietii6en
Ma6tberei9) SEN britten 8eriu6
maeen, ser vginbeit Ser &ir6en"
naber5ufommen. 9ieies sroBe Inter
nebmen, 1uie alt6 INNER man babon
oenfen mag, Iteqt einen ein5igartigen
Sattor Ser nel1eren &ir6engeI6i6te
bar. 9lu6 obne sic ittcoer ssS1itructio
oes 81. Sffi5iums 5u 8eginn bes 81.
Sabres an uns aergangene Wabnung
bdtten mir ale 8eraitla1iung, Die ofu-
menilhe 8elpegung aufmerfiam at
Itubieren. 8ir fragen 5un19lt: I'm
teri6eioet ii6 Ser Beriub, Der Nun in
9uno gelbiebt, bon Ser erlten @elt-
fonferen3 fiir @laube 1lno 8erfaiiung,
Oie i'm IuguIt 1927 in 2auianne tag
te, 1no BON Ser 5meiten @eltfonferena
bon 1887 in edinburgh? l1nterl6ei-
bet er ii6 Dor allem bon Der Mrbeit
Ser iogenannten eriten Seftion Ser
8eltfirbenfonferena bon 4miterban,
oie 1913 bas glnliegen bon .@Iaube
uno 8erfaiiung" iibernabm: oie gin-
beit Der Stride in Claude, Srbnung
unb Saframent bor5ubereiten9 @ir6
2uno ettpas geltes o6er enoli9, na9
| fiinfunb5man5ig Sabren unermiioli-
6en Sragens uno 5orI6ens, cine
gntldeibung bringen ober anbabnen?
Gum 8eritanonis bieies britten Ser
lu6es lit baber elm 9tidbIif auf oas
grbe notpenbig, bas Die &onferena
bon 2uno bertpaltet; alsbann cine
Inalpie Der Mufgaben, Dor Die man
| iid in 2uno geitellt iiebt; uno idlieB-
lib tueroen mir Die Sragen oarlegen,
oie li6 fir bie fatbolii@en ~Oefume-
niiten" aus Der Gage ergeben.
2amIanne 1927
@er BEN eriten MbI6nitt 'ber 0fu-
menii6en 8enegung = l.nb 6amit
eigentli6 oas 2ebensgeiet, na9 Dem
| tie angetreten lit - beriteben tpill, tut
gut, iih nod einmal Die fIaren Dur1.
blife Dor 4ugen 5u fiibren, Die 1929
~ ~ .
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8eiuerfidaften? streifredt?

grofommuniItilde @etperfi6aften
iorgen in aller Serren 2Gnoer auf Ser
8elt, oaB Die ibnen anbGngenoe Mr.
beiteridaft niht nur aus 2obngriin.
oen, ionoern iebr oft au9 aus politi.
l9en @riinoen sur 8affe 6es Strei-
fes greift. Das Streifre9t lit nod
iotpietiider auffaiiung oas tpirflam.
ite Mittel 5ur grlangung re6tmdBi.
ger Soroerungen Ser Mrbeiter, Inn lie
Dor Der Iusbeutung Der RapitaliIten
gu idiiten. (Wir baben ni1ts grunb.
latli6es gegen 6as Streifrebt o6er
gegen irgen6 einen StreifD Mber no.
tiirli6, meinen Die 8oli9epifen, ,ur
in ben fapitaliitiihen 26noern. 9enn
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8ladlid)e &inbbeit!

Sir oie iiberlebenoen &leinfinoer
miro beitens gelorgt. I'm ibnen eine
gliidli6e, frobe &inobeit al ii6ern,
| lit Die &in0erer5iebung cine Ser tpib-
tighten Sorgen Der &egierung. Seil.
metIe, Die i6on geaeigt, Inn bie Wliit-
ter 5il entlaiten l.no Tie 10 fin Die 8e-
rufsarbeit 5,1 getpinnen, aber nod biel
mebr, Inn Die berantpalbetoen Gene
rationen uri6tig" au ersieben, lit man
beItrebt, Die &i1tser iopieI tpie mog,
lid aus Dem Salnilienfreis berausau-
nebmen. 9ei6t 1itrt oie bereits er-
nabnten Sauglingsbein1e, ionoern Die
ainoergarten, ainoerbeime uno aud
Die S6ulen iofgen oafiir. S6on in
oen &in0ergarten miro ben &leinen
oiel bon Snfel Stulin uno Snfel
2enin, Sen eroBten 8obltGtern Ser
Meni6beit, er56blt. slu9 unterIdBt
man es ni6t tie nit einem gebiibren-
ben SaB segen oie nfapitaliitii9-
|imperialiItiiden &riegsbeber" at er-
fiiaen. Sic miiiien fIeiBig &rieg ipie.
len in 5lpei @ruppen gteilt: in Ser
einen Die ~bel6enbaften" ruiiiiden
Soloaten, oie in1mer itegen miiiien,
in. Der anoeren Die perbaBten Smpe=
rialiiten. 8ie0erum bebaupten b0ie
3ungen, Die fleinen &1tirpie tpollten
ale in Ser imperialiitil6en @ruppe
~fampfen" Inn oie &uiien griinoli6
perbal,en 5u fonnen, l1no bie &inoer-
fraulein baben lire i6pere Miibe, Die
&inoer aub in Die @rllppe Ser bel
oenbaften" Nuilen 5u 5pingen. Natiir-
li6 lernt man al6 fleiBig &uilii1,
oenn &uiliid) lit Sic flaiiiide 8elt-
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2amianne 1927

@er ben eriten Mbi6nitt 'oer 0fu-
menii9en 8epegung = un6 6amit
eigentli6 oas 2ebensgeiet, ra9 Dem
Tie angetreten lit - beriteben tpill, tut
gut, iib nod einmaI bie Iaren Dur1.
blife Dor @ugen 5u fiibren, 6ie 1929
P. War Rribilla in ieinem 8ub .l1m
Evening star., 1952-06-25
Report Of AT Funds Use
For Golf Course Probed
BY the Assoeiated Pres,

The Air Force is investigating a
report that $28,393 of it's construc-
ton funds were used to lay out a
golf course at Mcclellan Air Force
Base near Sacramento, Calf.
A House Appropriations subcom-
mlttee, by releasing the transcript
or closed-door testimony it re-
ceived last week, disclosed that
Air Force Secretary Finletter said
an inquiry is under way looking
toward possible disciplinary action
The charge that the money was
used for a golf course came from
the General Accounting Office,
which said it was spent or obli-
gated under the guise that it was
for a soil erosion project.
The transcript recorded that
Representative Scrivner, Republi-
can, of Kansas said the command
ing officer of the base started the
project under falsified work
orders" and that the course was
not completed only because of bad
weather.
Mr.. Finletter said he would give
the committee a full report later
and that If the facts are as stated
by the General Accounting Office
I'VE are going to take the most
serious action we can under the
circumstances"
Evening star., 1952-06-25
Cicero LandIady Reported
Indicted on Gun CHARGE
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, June 25.-The Cool
County grand jury yesterday re,
Iportedly voted a true bill charging
Mrs. Camille DeRose, former sub.
urban Cicero landlady, with carry.
ing a concealed revolver into {
courtroom.
Mrs. DeRose formerly owned &
Cicero apartment building where
race riots occurred last July wher
IA Negro attempted to move hi.
family into the building in the all.
white community.
Mrs. DeRose, As, already is serv.
ing a two-year sentence for con.
tempt of court, imposed by Judg,
Wilbert Crowley, when she wa;
found carrying revolver in &:
briefcase in Judge Crowley'S court
The weapon was discovered
after Mrs. DeRose became hysteri.
cal in court June 13, during {
hearing of charges against Georg'
c. Adams, Negro attorney accused
of defrauding Mrs. DeRoSe in con.
nection with the purchase of :
Chicago building.
Evening star., 1952-06-25
italian Aid 10 Continue
Despite Shipment 10 Reds
BY the Associated Press

by me ASsociufed PreSs
President Truman notified key
congressional committees yeSter-
day he has decided that he will
continue defense aid to Italy,
despite the fact that country
shipped a war-useful machine to
Communist Romania.
The President said he acted on
the recommendation of Mutual
Security Chief Averell Hartman,
who reported that to end assist
ance to Italy would seriously
jeopardize Italian participation in
our united effort"
The machine in question:
centerless grinding machines
embargoed for shipment under
the Mutual Defense Assistance
Control Battle) Act of 1851.
Shipment of such an item by
"a recipient of MSA funds auto
matically results in the cutting
off of all military, economic and
financial aid unless the President
determines that cessation of aid
would clearly be detrimental to
the security of the United States"
Evening star., 1952-06-25
Divorce Tells Court
IRedfieId Agreed 10
Theft Of SIS Million
BY the Associoied Press

! CARSON CITY, New, June 25.-
In a fantastic climax to the
strange Redf1eld burglary, a vola.
tile French divorce testified thai
millionaire La We're Redfield con.
sented to the theft of his SIS mil.
lion in order to win her favors.
The claim was shouted at 6
Federal Court jury yesterday by
Jeanne dare Michaud, SO. SHE
resumes her defense today against
charges she took $147,0OO of the
loot across State lines.
Ignores demonstrations.
The hot-tempered woman ig.
nored the demonstrations of he,
own attorney, the prosecutors anc
the judge as she portrayed her.
self to the jury of eight men anc
four women as the 54-year-olc
flnancier's sweetheart"
She said she proposed to Mr.
Redfield that she could arrange
to have his safe stolen as a means
Iof making her financially indie
pendent.
He consented. declared Mrs,
Mlchaud. after she had mapped
in his bed at the big Redfield home
in Reno December %. Mrs. Red
field was out of town at the time.
Il woke up in the dark . and
ne came very close and tried to
kiss me-" testified the dark-haired
divorce.
Il told him I'll never be yours
anymore unless it's a DEAL
And he said, Shall we seal it?'"
For Adults Only.
That was consent" yelled Mrs.
Mlchaud to the packed courtroom.
from which minors were barred
There are other ways of sealing
a deal than with pencil and pa
per-"
Mr.. Redfield sat expressionless
In a back row.
Mrs. Michaud said Mr.. Redfield
asked her to stay overnight, But
L refused. because I thought it un-
clinical, indecent and immoral to
make love in her home" The
divorcee nodded toward Mrs. Red
tleld. who sat in a front row seat.
The Frenchwoman added al
though 1 was very much in love
with him, "she refused a $4,000
offer to live with him.
But then she said they regis
tered as man and wife at a Los
Angeles hotel.
Evening star., 1952-06-25
Two Get Long Terms
For Assault on Girl
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO. June 25.-Two Chi
cago youths received long prison
sentences yesterday for raping an
l8-year-old girl after locking he1
date in an auto trunk.
Chief Justice Thomas E
Kluczynski of Criminal Court de-
Iscribed them as Jungle beasts and
hardened criminals unfit for So
lciety."
The judge sentenced Albert
Withers, %, to 70 years in prison
and James Behan. II. to SO years.
Both pleaded guilty,
Evening star., 1952-06-25
BY the Associo.ed Press

LADYSM1TH, Va, June 25.-
-Four separate Investigations are
trying to unveil the mystery sur
rounding the tourist cabin explo-
sion here Sunday that killed two
Fort Lee Wacs.
Caroline County authorities
yesterday said they were working
on the theory that gas caused the
blast.
Also investigating are the
Army's Criminal Investigation
Division, the Bottled Gas Corp. of
Virginia and the firms insurer
Evening star., 1952-06-25
Away Probe Seeks Cause OF Blast That Killed 7 WAC!

, Hartford Accident & Indemnity
Co.
Victims of the explosion were
Corpl. jeanne Beier. 21. of FIRE.
mont. Ohio, and Pvt. Dorothy
Conomacos. 10. of Cambridge.
Mass,
Evening star., 1952-10-24

N E., has been commissioned a
second lieutenant in the infantry
at Fort Benning, Ga. While at
Washington and Lee University.
1t. Sconce was Southern Confer
ence wrestling champion for three
straight years. He was graduated
in 1851.
X x X X
Pfc. Ralph d. Deane, son of
Mrs. Ollie Deane, 1922 North
Capitol street. has completed Ma
rine boot training at Paris Island.
S. C.. He won the Sharpshooter
medal while training.
X X y
Second 1t. Lawrence C. King.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
King, 1887 Holmead place NV. is
serving with the 9th Army in Ko-
rea. He is assigned to the civil
affairs section of the 40th Infan-
try Division. He entered the
Army shortly after his graduation
from Howard University in June,
1851.
Pvt. Elton L. Salter, of 502
Forty-Seventh street NE, is a
Evening star., 1952-10-24

rif1eman in the Sd Infantry Di-
vision in Korea. The Phelps Vo-
cational School graduate has been
in the Army since February.
Pvt. James L. Thorne, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Thorne
8445 Allentown road, Friendly
Md, is assigned to the 32d Mobile
Army Surgical Hospital in Pr
masens. Germany. Thorne has
been a member of the unit since
1t was formed in September, 1851
at Degerndorf, Germany.
X X X
Herbert Mensh, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Mensh. 407 Delafielo
place NV, has been commits
stoned a second lieutenant in the
Field Artillery Corps. He took his
officer training at Fort Sill, okla
y x X
Pfc. Ernest III. nightingale, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nightin-
gale, 1920 r street NV, is serv-
ing in Korea with the I'd Chemical
Mortar Battalion. Recently he
Evening star., 1952-10-24

spent a hve-day rest leave at one
of Japan's famous resort cities.
Two Washington men have been
taking their Air Force basic train
ing at Lakeland Air Force Base,
San Antonio, Tex. They are:
Thomas Norman, son of Mrs.
Frances Smith. 1923 @ street NV.
Frank ]. Nichols, son of Mrs.
Lillian H. Nichols. 6603 Claren-
don road. Bethesda.
\ \
Second 1t. Robert J. Holley, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Holley, 3O8
D street S.W.. has been graduated
from the I'd Infantry Division Of
flcers' school in Korea. A platoon
leader in c Company of the. 9th
Infantry Regiment, 1t. Holley took
a refresher course in military or
ganization. The Howard Univer-
sity graduate Joined the division
in August.
Allison E. March, fire control
technician first class, whose wife
lives at 225 o street S.W., arrived
in San Diego, Calf, this month
aboard the attack cargo ship Mer-
rick. The Merrick returned after
a month tour of the Korean
battle zone, in which she carried
a Navy "frogmen" demolition
team.
y y
Two Washington men have ar
rived in Japan for duty with the
1st Cavalry Division. They are:
M/Sergt. Charles G. Powell,
whose wife, Juanita. lives at 6512
Ridge drive, Bethesda. Powell pre-
viously served five months in
Korea with the 7th Division.
Pvt. James T. Carr, of 1907
Clifton street NV.