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Hold Rites Today for Forrestal WASHINGTON. (UP) The body of James Forrestal, a "war casualty" suicide, was laid to rest today among the nation's battle in Arlington National cemetery. President Truman headed a throng of top government officials, high military leaders, public and business figures who paid final respects to the nation's first secretary of defense. The rites were held in the massive marble amphitheater behind the cemetery's tomb of the unknown soldier. Mr.

Truman and the other represented a nation in mouring the loss of a man who, the president had. said, as "as truly a casualty of the war if he had died on the firing line." All Forces Join Forrestal had cracked up under mounting buidens after nine years of high service to his country in v.ar and peace. He plunged to his death early Sunday from the 16th floor of the naval hospital at Bethesda. where he was under treatment for psychoneurotic disorder a a air force, and manner joined to grve their for- me i chief full military honors, 19-round artillery salutes The Rev. Wallace E.

Conk- lirs, bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Cricago and close personal i i 1 ci of the Forrestal family, of- fic.oted at both amphitheater rites and at the burial services after- ell 1. Only a Few Aliend 1 racing notes of taps at the i ended trie sei vices for the. touch minded I i a who ci; ove himself a i tnroushout his nine ears in gov- eir-nen; as administrative assist- to the late President Roose- APPEAR IN ATOMIC PHOBE--Top members of the Atomic Commission, (left to right) Chairman David E. Lilienthal, Sumner Pike and Lewis L. Strauss, are shown shortly before they appeared before the Senate subcommittee investigating their organization.

Strauss testified that he opposed shipment of isotopes to foreign countries for security reasons, but had been overruled by other AEC members. (International Soundphoto) as undersecretary and secre ia: of a and finally terge secretai; Convict Second of Guam Rape AGANA, Guam, (UP) The second of three Negro air corps men accused of the rape-slaying 'Blue Baby'Wins Chance for Life at Bingo Game STITTSVILLE, (UP)--Gail Scott, a three-year-old blue baby, won a chance for a normal life at a bingo game last night. The game was organized by the board of trade and a local club to raise funds to send Gail to the illtril eH-LUMTU Ui LiiC i a 11I i i of pretty Ruth Farnsworth last Toronto sick children's hospital for December was sentenced to death a delicate heart operaUon. Organ- today. Pvt.

Calvin Dennis, 27 of Seguin, Tex, convicted by a court martial board and sentenced to hang. His half-bi other Herman I izers said Gail will be admitted to the hospital within the next two weeks. The whole town turned out for the bingo game and others came from as far as 100 miles away. Wellwishers who were not able to Dennis, 20, of Cah ert, re-1 comc to the game sent letters con ceived the same sentence earlier taining S1 $5 and $10 bills. from another coart martial The new board found Dennis guilty on all counts of the articles Besides the military escort, on- the fan ilv and a few close persoral fnerds witnessed the services which follow- of war sections dealing with rape i as de- i a murder on a government res- ervation Staff Sgt.

Robert Burns, 32, of I Spokane, -u ill be tried next. I died in an army hospital some 48 hours later. Miss Farnsworth, a navy civilian employe from San Francisco, ed the amphitheater ceremonies I was kidnaped from an island curio Follo-v ing tr.e burial by the clergvman at the Sravesicie, the artillery battery fired another salute and the casket a lowered into the ground. I shop where she worked evenings. She was beaten and raped and BABY K.O.'S PAPA BERLIN.

N. CJP) Baby Richard Peloqum is quite a boxer. At the age of seven months, he scored a iecnnical knockout over h.s fairer. Papa Peloqum was put- some souvenii boxing gloves on lutle Richard when one of them fell to tne floor. As the father bent over to pick it up, the baby struck him on tne temple i a coin- filled banK, stunning him.

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Erwin Kreikemeyer, director general o'' the railway management, submitted his request to the Russian zone German economics commission, highest economic authority in the Soviet zone. Kreikemeyer said over the Potsdam radio that the commission was studying his recommendation and that he hoped Soviet authorities would speedily agree to it. He acted on the fifth of the strike in which two persons have been killed and more than 1,000 injured. The rail workers walked out Friday midnight, demanding that they be paid in western instead of eastern marks. Kreikemeyer said he recommended that the economics commission authorize collection of railway fares in the western sectors of Berlin in western marks and that western ra'ilway workers be paid in western-backed currency.

Soviet-backed east marks have only one-fourth the value of west marks. The Communist peace move came 14 hours after American, British and French intervention swept Soviet-German railway police and Communist squads from railway stations and yards in three sectors of Berlin. Western Berlin police moved into the stations, restoring order, but the trains were not yet running. Strikers foiled an attempt Wankerita Daily Freeman Wednetdoy, May 25, 1949 by Soviet soldiers to remove six locomotives from the Priesterweg freight yards in western Berlin to the Soviet sector. Soviet sector i breakers and Russian-controlled railway police left Berlin without a struggle.

They headed east by train and foot after Brig. Gen. Frank L. Howley, U. S.

Berlin commandant, gave them two hours to get out. He acted with the concurrence of his British and French counterparts. Howley, in a letter to the Soviet transport chief in Berlin, Gen. Vladimir I Petrov, said his action was taken because the Soviet zone strikebreakers and police hafl caused "unnecessary bloodshed" and created a situation "conducive to even greater violence unless curbed at once." The best known species of the wading bird family is the sacred Ibis, common in the Nile basin, where the bird was venerated by the ancient Egyptians. Dismiss Paternity Suit Against Deceased Actor HOLLYWOOD, (UP)--A film bit player's paternity suit against the late actor Wallace Beery has been dismissed on grounds it could not survive him.

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