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iHh TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY MAUCH 29 MORNING EDITION PAGE NINE TRIAL OF iVIQONEY RINGER EHTEHSI seeing the movies Horticulture Short Course to Open at 'W Walter Winch ell On Broadway JOHN ALDEN. Fill ROMANCE LINE-UPSHIFTS Irene Dunne Gets Up at 5 to Play Golf Before Going to Studio. Coorrliht. 1933 tt EN MUST FIGHT" took their friendly little squabble out into i the alley back of the Century theater Thursday night. They were replaced by "Sailor's Luck," another chapter in the amorous natural history of the navy.

If it were not for the presence of two comics who are comics, I am afraid you would rush out into the night for a glimpse of the A Columnists Sec'y Writes to Her Boss. I phoned the Florists Tclesrraph Delivery Ass'n and thanked them of air before it had progressed is pursuine a haphazard romance for you for the way they read your column to learn the names of the people you orchid. Then they immediately wire orchids to them and a dash Savtd by a Not I Pag Jimmy Durante I very far. But while he Frank Moran. Mr.

Cohen with Sally Eilers, funny men in the hag James Dunn is assisted by two persons of Sammy Cohen and shorter than that of Jimmy Durante, has a definite value. It does not protrude; it hooks. To go with the nose, the gag men have furnished ri with some good situations and some better lines. Mr. Cohen eatu peanuts in bed while Mr.

Moran, a tattooed sailor, reads the American Mercury and complains that the place looks like a "bird cage." The romance between Mr. Dunn and Miss Eilers has been enacted before in pictures dealing with the gay life in the navy. Of course it starts on shore leave. Victor Jory, too, takes part the proceedings. It is not as fat a partfts he has previously been handed in his more recent ven tures.

But until they find out he can play something bestdes heavy villains, it will have to do, I suppose. "Sailor's Lnck" stirred up some heavy cacking Tuesday night and not without reason. Bing Crosby croons nicely in a Mack Sennet comedy. There also is a showing of Thomas Edison's first talking picture in Screen Souvenirs." And I was afraid of this Graham McNamee talks for the news reels. AMUSEMENTS ifcv 1)) City News I "-vr" Hf' -r APRIL mtTlTtm.

PRESENTS I fJSL "jP WINNER OP 1931-22 I 1. II iV 1 LAKE, DONALD MEEK. CECtt tftJftTSTlItSti CTJTJTIi TrrrrflfTT- tnenu mat you also appreciate Show, and that you would have iOne of the boys later told me, Walter, that in all the bills they've been on and with all the alleged big shots, that you were, the first to say hello to them personally. Here is something for Things Never Knew, AI Goering, chief arranger and pianist for the Bcrnie band, who has been with the outfit for 12 years cannot tie a bow tie. for It years has had one of the boys do It for him! Clyde Kelly, the baritone, of "Music in the Air," Is now at the He was the lad who won the Atwater Kent prize, for unknown canaries In 1932 Evelyn Knapp and Don Cook are still psychopathic about each other.

told those people that you would feel honored If they would make you the honorary chairman In charge of publicity for the new organization of actors who are organizing to stop the benefit racket. Is a swelcgant idea they have to stop all actors from being made to appear gratis. If their plana go thru then 25 per cent of the gross not the net must go to their charity for the actors who can get work and are in distress. I jlso told them that you turned down playing a benefit last night because you wre In sympathy with the 24 per cent to charity, (for actors) plan and that you've been fighting for the plan for many years and It is about time that some of the actors took it v. And also this tbat you never again will give a free ad to any benefits unless they kick In with some money to that charity.

Lyon Mearton, th playwright, aays to please send him a scalllon he can use It for eating now that his show Is YOt'R GIRL FRIDAY. the foot of Eighteenth avenue northeast. Rescued by firemen he dashed away before his identity could be learned. The firemen used long ladder to bring him to safety. Admitting that he was "a jig-saw addict" himself.

Judge Paul 8 Carroll of traffic court, Tuesday suspended a 11 fine Imposed upon Misa Irene Hinrlch, Sffl Third avenue who was charged with' parking without lights. Miss Hinrlch said she was so absorbed in a jigsaw puzzle that ahe "forgott all about the car." The Hennepin county grand Jury Tuesday was reported to be investigating the alibi testimony which resulted In acquittal of Robert V. New-bern, on a murder charge growing out of the root-cry last December of ithe Third Northwestern National bank. The tax committee, nf the bouse iri im ura rea ut-eq i axes on T. soma worm 01 property in Minnesota.

The lower valuation, provided for in a bill by Representative Carl J. Eastvold of Ortonvllle, waa approved by the committee. Trailed several blocks hr jani tor who had him arrested, a young man early Tuesday was arretted snd held for investigation after he fired shot through door of rooms occupied by a woman who refuaed mm anrmttance. He also was chsrg ed with firing at the A motion picture film depicting scenery as soen from an airplane making a transcontinental trip from Torlc city to San Francisco will ne anown the Lsadlans st their luncheon meeting at the Curtis hotel Thursday. Newly elected officers of Mlnne spoils chapter, Order of the De Mo- lay.

w'iil be installed at public eerv ices in the Scottish Rite temple, at p. Friday. The officers are Herbert Graves, master councilor: Richard Rlack, senior councilor; and William Truesdell, Junior councilor, Herbert Jones, a transient. Tues day waa reported named In a first degree robbery indictment by the grand Jury. It was said he was charged with attacking Fred Martin.

is jrvtng avenue north. March 21. and robbing him of, 13.71. BETHEL GLEE CLUB TO TOUR 5 STATES The Bethel Institute Glee club next week will leave for a spring tour of five states, following a farewell concert Friday night at the Elim church, Thirteenth avenue and Madison street northeast, George Hultgren Is director Of the organization. The club la to give concerts at Concordia, Topeka and Kansas City, Kansas; Oakland, Omaha and Stroma- here, Alcester and Sioux Falls, S.

Sioux City, Iowa, and Worth-ington and Mankato, Minn, run et I viwumj. i mdiiiiiw. ji.iu iu w3ii! i I rrTf (M WirSAi I Ml. iittt. ii 1 1 ftmtm! mf wwv I I HOI RACE Civil Service Commission Sees Action as Possible Basis for Ouster, Charles W.

Ringer, chief of the fire department hose resigntion takes effect April 26. filed Tuesday as a candidate for mayor and in so doing ran into mora grief over his Job. For shortly after his filing was made known, members of the civil. service commission began discussion of a provision of the civil service rules which says that a municipal employe who files for a public office may be removed "if in the judgment of the civil service commlssiou such candidacy may result tn neglect of the employe's duty or Impair hla ef ficiency in the service." In filing, Mr. Ringer said that he did not plan an active campaign un til after he had quit as fire chief.

Despite this assurance, civil service commissioners were pondering whether a candidate's campaign may be considered to start on the date be flies, and also what effect it would have on the duties of fire chief. "I have filed in dead earnest and I will make every effort to be elect ed," Mr. Ringer said in commenting on bis candidacy. "I cannot make the usual campaign statement that thousands ot my friends urged me to file for office," he continued. "I thought It over by myself and made up my mind to file.

Nobody knew in advance that I was going to file." Declaring that he would not make the usual campaign statement that the police department should be re organized, Mr. Kinger said that a study of police and fire departments In manv cities of the United States had convlncedhim lis has the best police and fire de partments in the country." Safety Trophy Will Be Given to Mankato The award won by the city of! Mankato In the national traffic safe-! ty contest of 1932 will be presented; Friday evening at a community cele-j bration In the Mankato armory, it! waa announced Tuesday by C. H. Zealand, executive secretary of the i Minnesota safety council and Min nesota member of the national con test committee. Chairman Frank W.j Ma (son of the Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission will rep-1 resent the national 1 safety council and present the trophy to Mayor F.

J. Mahowald, under whose lead ership Mankato won honors in the! competition. Others who will takei part in the ceremonies include J. P. Arnokly, chief highway patrol offi cer; W.

F. Ilosenwald, maintenance engineer of the state highway de- partment; T. A. Horrocka, secretary, Minnesota Truck Owners' associa tion; George Van Allen, editor, Min nesota Police Association Bulletin, and Mr; Zealand. Several Twin City delegation will attend the Mankato celebration.

Erosion Control Plan Offered as Job Aii A huge soil erosion control plan which will employ 10,000 men and cost $8,000,000 has been suggested to President Roosevelt by Raphsel Zon, head of the Lakes States Forestry bureau, for the Mississippi river bluff district. The plan con sists principally of construction of soil saving dams across gullies to prevent the rapid run-off of water and diversion ditches to hold water on upland levels. The area to be affected, In the event the plan is put Into action, embodies approxi mately 15,000 square miles in Min nesota. Wisconsin, Iowa and III! nols and includes tributary streams within that district. AND NOW ESCAROLE Direct From Texos To Witt's Brood-leaved endive or chicory.

A plant that is a cross between endive and lettuce. Eofen principally as a salod. Former Price! M-O-M'B Bp-end. A 'V V-X WU 1U1 VFi DIANA WTNTARD 1 i TZI' M. A A Star of -Cavalcade" hf i 1 ED TO BRADY Kan Francisco, March 28.

(P) The job of prosecuting Thomas J. Mooney In his forthcoming trial on an old murder indictment growing out of the 1918 Prenardeness day bombing, was handed 'back to Dis trict Attorney Matthew A. Braoy Tuesday by State Attorney General U. S. Webb.

Brady long ago joined those favoring a pardon for the convicted man on the theory he was unjustly found guilty IS years ago. When Superior Judge Louis H. Ward last week granted the new trial at the defense's request, Brady ased to be relieved of the prosecution. Judge Ward asked Webb to act in the case. After conferring with Brady, Webb Tuesday held Brady! could not disqualify himself for his; personal feelings and should proceed, either by trial of by "insisting" that Judge Ward dismiss the old Indict I ment.

I WTebb said Brady could ask the higher courts for a mandamus re quiring Judge Ward to dismiss the old charge if necessary. Much of the testimony of the or iginal case has been discredited and the defense sought trial on the un used indictment on the thetory an acquittal would strengthen the long fight to free Mooney. In announcing he would undertake the prosecution, Brady said: "1 have never knowffigl misrepre sented any fact to a court or Jury. Nor have I ever Called a witness to give testimony which I was con-vined veas untrue. It is my intention not to claim I can introduce evidence which would support a conviction if I am satisfied I cannot now pro duce, such evidence." The trial is due to-start April 26.

Confident nf an acquittal, the defense has laid plans to subpena many witnesses, AMUSEMENTS in 3 Mora Days C. B. De MiUe'l i "SIGN of the CROSS" Predrle March Eliisa Landl 5 Claiidette Colbert C. Lamhton LORINtl Nicollet at 14th 5 Bally Eilers P.alph Bellamy Helen Vinson -Victor Jory in HAND Wlt-F" Adra. Sniokim in Balconyl 5 RAN AD A Irene Dunne Cha.

Bicktord In "NO OTHER WOMAN" Hollywood on Par.de' Artliur TracyAny Seal 25e RIALTO Laka at Chlcaso Joan Blondell-Warren William Ann Dvorak In on a MATCH' Mr)orlo Beebe Comedy Newj Screen Act Any Seal 25f Chlcaao at 31th Fredrlc March-Claudette Colbert In 'TONIGHT IS 01 US' -Z Bins Crnnby in "Blue Is the Night "News Any Seat 3 ARION Central at 23rd Warne- Baiter -Miriam Jordan In "SIX HOURS TO LIVE" Harrr Orlbbon Comody Betty Boon Cartoon Any Seat Ige' AMERICAN Laka at NIC Sally Eilers-RalDli Bellamy Victor Jory tit Kathleen Morris" "SECOND HAND WIFE" Comedy Any Scat 25 WHITE SWAN NIGHT CLUB BIG AMATEUR SHOW Every Wednesday Nite DINE AND DANCE NO COVER OR MIVIMI'M RGK OPEN EVERT NITE AT 20 University Ave. S. E. READ THE TRIBUNE WANTS Era Ws' I El life II II i-V I DC mm nam -mm mm I Vily waw-soiaa I The twelfth annual short course in horticulture will be opened at 'J 30 a. Wednesday, at University farm, by the department of agriculture of tha University of Minnesota.

The first day's program will be da-voted to vegetable gardening and storage and canning of vegetables. Classes Thursday and Friday will give Instruction in ornamental gar-dening, The course ia open to the public without charge; Speakers, In addition to University farm experts, will Include A. C. Hottes, Des Moines; C. L.

Kidder and Mrs. Edna Rogers, Minneapolis; Harvey Stork, Carleton college, Northfleld, and James WII-kus, St. Paul. mTsbs- Embassy Club DmDCKIC Saturday, April 1. Under Same Management New Low Prices Xo Cover Charge ttt Anytime.

SPECIAL Dance ond be entertained bv HARVEY RECORE Every Afternoon 3 to 8:30 thee Every Evening 8:30 to closing 2 FLOOTSHOWS SPECIAL STEAK' or CHICKEN DINNER te 8:30 05C Minimum Week Nights ens' Sundays, 75c Saturdays, $1.00 Drive out Lyndafe Avenue South, one mile beyond Minnesota River Phone Bloemington 34F12 Innocent Women Who Came to Pray Caught in the Web of a Lustful Monk! How Did Ratputin tin his myttie power aver women! 1,001 Thrillt answer this burning qumttiont NOW SHOWING "BAD GIRL" AND HER BOY FRIEND TOGETHER AGAIN! JAMES DUNN SAlLVEllEnS VICTOR JORY X7llraT SAHMY COHI Oobt sod a ot Pun and lM-erac WET 4C Per lb. Thurs. Fri. WASH AMERICAN LAUNDRY DR-0C32 9 Si BINO (CROSBT 11 stRrrN sotuMRS I I I "vyw a. i 5rtiyM RALPH MORGAN 81 3 2000 OTHERS See It FRIDAY! a nose, which although a trifle "SAILOR'S LUCK" The Catt Jimmy Harrigan Jamet Dunn malty firtnt.

Eiteri Mnrnacte Benny Hammy Cohen Bilge Huron Baron narrow Victor Jory Minnie Brotdhurtt fStthcr Hair ,1. el Hemmmvny Will etnntm tial are confirmed by the army council and approved by the king, the war office will announce the penalty. This may take several days, perhaps weeks. In the meantime the young officer will remain In the tower of London. Just before he waa taken away to the tower he heard the ruling of the court martial that "sentence will be promulgated in due course." WOMAN DOCTOR KIDNAPED, ROBBED Lob Angeles, March 2S.

Victim of kidnaping robbers, Dr. Grace Cunningham was abducted Monday night from her home In north Hollywood, made unconscious by an anesthetic from her own residence surgical room, and robbed of $750 cash police reported Tuesday. The house was fired and burned almost to the ground. TEN CNT1L NOON THE NOME EXPRESS A AAAAA Plrtnr. Starts at IS A.

IS Noon, 4. and 10 P. M. TONIGHT me tvtsy wtDNESOAy MAIN RESTAURANT UNtii us nasi mu trwoot. All.

wclalM dww ll.Ot 4, ClRTDS HOTEL Itl'HWapolU' i33333J32C! Ii special JNJ LOISTER LUNCHEON, 75c utirnNrsnavs HEBIIE KM in. IANB "IN THE WPOKir: Ren" WKON BD ADVANCE BALE AT DONALDSON'S II LVV-MSIJS wherever thev mav be. .1 torn the WW orchjd booth at the Flower been there if it wercn for the four and five shows a day at the theater. said don't worry they understand and so Jack Dempsey phoned. Said be has to ao to Ijtica to referee bout there but will be over to the lyn Paramount for one of the shows on Saturday Tallulah Bankheid may be there also for one of the shows.

sent your check for 000 to The Stage Relief by Johnny so that they would get sooner. Did you hear about Sarnoff, Har-j ry Warner and Nick Schenck holding a meeting in Mr. Hays' apartment, at which Hoover sat, and they all attempted to discuss peace among the movie- magnates? It wound up in an you ever know that the critic of the Trib many years ago, who was named William Winter had an assistant named Henry Besides all his other record Ben Bernle had the honor of being the first radio chatterer to discuss the sale of beer on the I love the' idea of beer being legal again on your did you ever arrange, that? Heheheh 1 saw "Strike Me Pink" again, and it is gayer than ever. Durante absolutely leavea me limp from screaming and Lupe Velex certainly has everything, Ki own, the producer, by the way, has a new ditty plenty awingy. It Is christened "I Gotta Pass Vour House to Get to My House (That's What's Driving Me Oh, here Is something I forgot to tell you All the lads In Bernle's band think you're plenty Because on the first day when Ben said: "Those are my lads," you aid: "1 want to meet each one of them.

1 want to shake hands with them in- ROACHES? Twin City Entermm-atlng Dupont 1332. Adv. HARRY CAFE 7 course fish dlftner II. Live Lobsters, daily. i Mothes, complete riddance guaranteed.

Bonded. 8mlth DR. 4018. Adv. John Bovh of Atwater, president of the Minnesota Farmera' Holiday association, will address a mass meet ing of Farmer-Laborltea Wednesday night at 444 Rice street, 8L Paul.

The Farmer-Laborites Intend to demand a special aesaion of the atate legislature for "remedial legislation." Ways and means nf obtaining reductions In public utility rates will be considered March St when mayors and representatives from it Minnesota municipalities gather for a con ference In the county commissioners room' in tire Kt. Paul city hafl. Mayors Anderson and Maboney invited the representatives. Trial nf James Beattie, former in mate of Stillwater penitentiary, who ia now charged with first degree robbery In connection with a holdup last month, got underway Tuesday In. Hennepin county district court.

He la charged with robbing C. W. Warmey, a taxlcab driver, of 15.40. Carroll R. Reed, superintendent of Minneapolis public schools, will ad dress members of the Professional Men's club at a meeting Thursday in Donaldson's Japanese room.

He will discuss vocational guidance. Reclamation of the Zuvder Zee In Holland will be the subject of an Illustrated lecture by Dr. Wouter Itosh at the University of Minnesota farm school. 8t. Paul, on Thursday.

He will show five reels of motion pictures during his talk. I. C. Hodgson, former mayor of 8t. Paul, willtaddress membeis of the Men's Democrstle Lunch club Thursday at a meeting in the Cha teau room of the Hotel F.adisson.

A pre Faster Evangelistic cam paign will be held at the Bethany Community church, Thirtieth and Russell avenues north beginning Wednesday. The Rev. CarT Llndberg, evangelist from Detroit Lakes, will speak at I p. m. Wednesday.

The Re. 8amilel R. McKlnney of Los Angeles, will give an Illustrated Bible lecture Friday night. The campaign will close Sunday, April 2. K.

E. Lager, alloy technician for a sheet and tin plate company In Pittsburgh, will address members ot the Engineers' club of Minneapolis Frldsy noon at a luncheon meeting at the Elks club. He will discuss "Stainless and Heat-Resisting Steels." Mr. Luger la a graduate of the University ot Minnesota and the Massachusetts Institute of Technol ogy. Seeking te determine' what action It should tske before the Interstate commerce commission on the application of the Trl-8tate Telephone Consolidated company and the North western Bell Telephone to transfer Trl-8tte common stock, the railroad and warehouse commission has ordered a hearing for April 7.

The welfare beard Tuesday adopted a resolution declaring Itself opposed to any pay culs until pay schedules In other city division! have been reduced to the welfare board level. The body contended that the salaries paid to employee under jurisdiction of the board of public welfare are the lowest In city service. New officers of the Optimist club of Minneapolis will be elected at a luncheon meeting Wednesday noon at the Leamington hotel. Dr. Caret C.

Koch and Arthur Randall are the candidate for president. Dr. E. Msrtner will apeak on "Chiropractic for Children" at a meeting ot tha Chiropractors' Luncheon club at, the Curtis hotel Thurs-flay. Somewhere 1st northeast Mlnne.

apolla Tuesday was a email boy who had the egperienne fit being miroon' ed on tn Ice floe with open water around Uiiu on the Mitsissippl river Short Cuts in I at a a By Mollle Mprrkk. Molly wood, March (NANA! Tile grand right-and-left which, is Hollywood romance now eivetf Boots Malloiy to Cy BarU.tt snd leaves the field to Maureen O'Sulllvan and John Farrow. Jast month Maureen. O'Sullivan had Jams Dunn for a beau and Cy Burnett was the devoted suitor ot Alio In the meantime Boots Mallory has been very vpry devoted to Jimmy Dunn who has, In turn, been not so devoted to Maureen 'O'Sulllvan who has, in turn, been devoted again to former beau Johnny Mollle Merrick Farrow, Make what you fan of all Katharine Hepburn stit some time In Florida on her return trip to Hollywood. Irene Dunne guts up at five fa play nine holes of golf be-fore beginning her day work.

Betty Furness got a big reception from the girls at the Milbourne school where he received her education, Eric Linden la planning vacation In the Rockies, France Dee la throwing real snowballs with snow I rouRht down from the. mountain for "The Sliver Cord." Ann Hard- fna- tn mntttRnf tnnl nlavor Kill Boyd's new ranch will have a yacht anchorage. Bruce Cabot can't wait to go to Japan. Richard Dlx is off nn a. fishing trip southern Oregon, Arline Judge had, a laugh JluKglea whr-n he tried to emote on tli "Maiden fiuine" aet.

The latest romance la Eric Linden and Francea Dea. Dorothy Wilson make lier own Jig-saw puitzlea with the aid of the studio carpenters. Meriam Cooper thinks ha haa found a new Janet Gaynor in Betty Jordan, and I the studio all net up about it? William Oargan haa been very busy allowing brother Eddie the eight of Hollywood. Eddie ia from tha New York stage. Carole Ijombard talks out of the aide of her mouth when he la excited and other limes, too.

Etie haa the finest dachshunds in the lnduatry. And did Carol liher-ally reward tha boy who found her $0 carat atar sapphire? I'll tell tha world. Cecil DoMille waa the moat nervous man In Hollywood when It tame to making a radio broadcast, Jack Oakie couldn't make Teggy Hopkins Joyce uodemtand that ha had a perfectly good reason for being 10 minute late for an engagement. John' Davia Uxlse wrote Ida firm article for a newspaper with far and trembling. Try and my "some ships' tee 'twin ateel acrew 1-ruisers" if you've bad a couple.

Jack La Hue's favorite dib ia cIhk-o-late doughnota. Muren O'Sulllvan would rather to "Night and Day" than any other piece, Eenlta Hum finda American photograph ra very annoying. Marion Davit brought tears even to the propa on her aet when ahe sang an Irish lullaby. Jean Parker is wearing one of those new skull raps with bill. Robert Young had a hard time finding a good apot In hia new house for Cliff Edward's wedding present.

Joan Crawford is afraid ahe won't have the first tan ot the season ao she has gone down to the desert to get It. The desert Is blooming now, by the way. it may mean ameminn to you In snowbound places. Mom Hart had to get out of Hollywood write a Story for the asms pl-e. Caarrliat.

ItSS. Iim. DRY ENFORCERS STUDY BEER SALE Adjustment of the duties of federal prohibition administrators to regulatlona Incorporated In the beer bill were discussed Tuesday at a conference In Chicago attended by Robert D. i'ord, northwest dry administrator. Colonel Amos W.

W. Woodcock, national prohibition director, conferred with Mr, Ford and prohibition administrators from the middle west, Associated l'rese dlspatchea said. Colonel Woodcock left for Washington Tuesday night. He said he would study suggestions offered at th Chicago meeting and that sometime refer April 6 he might Issue naw instructions to district administrators. TESTIMONY OPENS IN JOHNSON CASE Testimony opened Tuesday after-noon In the sscond trial ot John 8.

Johnson on a rharg of embeztllng $108 from ths Flour City Coal Oil Co.r for whom be formerly was employed as salesman and collector. A retrial of tha case was ordered by District Judge E. A. Montgomery after ha set aside a verdict of guilty which had directed several days go Tha secoud trial Is befnrs Judge Levi Hall, who ordered atrirketi a plea ot former Jeopardy. Customers of the company testified as to payments made to Johnson for fuel ordered from the company.

PLAYWRIGHT FOUND DEAD FROM GAS New York, March 11. Pat Kearney, 19-year-old playwright, was tou4 dead In hie East lnftieth sweet gpsrtmsnl Tuesday afternoon. Polio said the jU from a gas stove were open. Kearney was well known In Broadway theatrical circles, hav ing drantatited Theodore Dreiser's "American Tragedy." which enjoy ed a lenfthf run several yean ago JUGOSLAVIA TO SEE AMERICAN MOVIES Belgrado, March CI. (P) American motion picture films, waUh hate not been shown In this eeuntry for approilmmely year will return Apt 1 as a result of the rereal Tuesday by (he Jugo-Sl'V parllameut the film quota lax.

-J, ceremonies. Daithlrur. ai- '3 In Lelt- I SI.IW I I e- ll nt retinf. I Dei Warden Lewis I I td I Initia led k. nil.

I nnn vriOC III 1. March Trial of one of the strangt caaes in the annals of the British armed services concluded, Tuesday In a finding of not guilty on three of the 10 charges brought against Norman Baillie-Stewart, lieutenant of the Seaforth Highlanders accused of selling military secrets to a foreign agent. No announcement was made of the decision of the court martial concerning the remaining charges, but military custom made It clear that the findings would be other than not guilty. Otherwise they would have been made public. If the decisions of the court mar 1 Bennett 'OUR litiitK) UILDCKI RUiani.

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