Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 15

.11 Hi Oakland Tribune, Thursday feb. 12, 1948 15 Immigration Law Tough on Baby Boy Slayer's Parole Date; Announced RADIO OPERATOR'S ZONE VIOLATION SUIT DELAYED i X'- i CHICAGO, A 16-month-old boy must leave his Chicago parents for year in Europe because of an unusual immigration law situation. The boy will leave Chicago by plane for Denmark Monday to remain for at least a year with his grandmother until he can enter-the United States on a quota basis. Neils Francis Rebholz, of Chicago, That act provides that if a man who has lived less than five years in the United States after his 16tb birthday should go abroad, any child born to him in -a foreign land does not' receive American citizenship by birth. When Neils was born his father, a natural born American, now 24.

was a member of the merchant marine and had been in Europe since he was 19. Damon, ease, so, sentenced to a life term in 1934 -lor gunfire slaying of Hugh MaHoch, Berkeley qpidrairt of blindness, and sever sirrss and emotional strain. After aa 'impartial examination, however Garden agreed to a trial delay. Neighbors had forced the suit be ctijse of the of the num-befof amateur messages relayed ojsfpow'f over-seas station. The City of San Leandro's injunction suit over alleged zoning violations of amateur radio operator Clifford Dow, 4t, has been delayed until March 18 because illness of the defendant caused.

byr "emotional strain" in the neighborhood row. Presiding Judge T. W. Harris of Alameda County Superior Court service; station operator and pre-medical student at the University Humbert, of 333 JEstudillo Avenue San Leandro, covering the symptoms. The.

physician attested that Dow, center of a general neighborhood dispute over his erection of a second story radio room to; his garage, was confined to bed at bis residence, 278 West Broadmoor. The affidavit which was questioned by City Atty. Arthur M. Carden reported Dow is suffering from diabetes "with the danger of a relapse, nausea, involvement of semi-circular canals causing loss of of California, wQl be paroled from ion of Mr. Mr.s.

William J. San Quentin in 1951. nch Plans Tour This was disclosed today by the yesterday advanced the hearing A month after his birth little Neils INiLES, JTeb. 12. A garden tour for Rebholz, was born in Rome, Italy, on October 7, 1946.

His trip to Copenhagen was -ordered after immigration authorities explained a entered the United States on a non after physicians of the City of San Leandro confirmed Daw's condition. Dow's attorney petitioned the advance of the court session after presenting an affidivit of Dr. James Ajjjril was discussed at this week's meeting of Toyon Branch of the Children's Hospital at the home quota basis, coming here with his parents. His mother has applied citizenship provision of the Enemy Act of 1940 to his father. State Adult Authority following a meeting at.

the prison. It reported Pease will be "granted parole when served. 16, calendar years." The slayer was admitted to prison on February 18, 1935. At thfr time-of Tease's conviction for the 1934V mimlir 4h 4urv lor ner cltizensfaip papers. equilibrium, labyrinthitis, having a aars ueorge, Roeding Jr.

wtiMton mmM'w Whumn wwhu.i.h wmul jijimum WjjuihWioswi 4 1 v- ii .11 impfisonmentrecommendation drew 10.95 VALUE 2shT Year aychseks Fro fire from, Superior Judge V. Wood. Wood," who- termed the crime "a deliberate, cold-blooded murder." RADIO FLYER criticized operation Of California's parole system and told Pease: "Well, this a chance to-fo out ALL STEEL VJAGOI) ana sou anotner man. Mallpch was shot down when he recognized Pease as one cf two men ho had robbed his station and attempted to capture him. After the shooting Pease and his companion ia the robbery fled to St Louis, where they were arrested.

Packed in original factory carton assemble it yourself and save plenty. 33 inches long 14 inches wide, 4 inches deep. So well built it will last junior for years to come. See it carry it home and save dollars! TyUn MIn Flr Other Alameda County, convicts on whom the Adult Authority has ii- i m. i it i in.

i i nn i "-ill, taken racoon "include William E. Adams24, Army private sentenced in February, 1948, tor assaulting a 12-year-old girl, whose term was re- fixedat 10 years." The authority stipulated that he be granted parole NeHs Francis Rebholx, 16 month old, will Ieav Chicago Monday by plan lor Denmark to re-enter this country on a quota basis. Immigration authorities ordered the trip to comply with citizenship provisions. AP Wirephoto. Berkeley YMCA fo Hold Annual Dinner when be has served half of the time Vltvfixed the term of William A FRESH FISH SPECIALS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 13TH Cannaday, 43, sentenced for bigamy in August, 1948, at seven and a half Special on Men's YIliTE SPORT SHIRT! years, stipulating he be paroled when" half the term is served.

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It win be the first annual meeting since before the war. The program includes reports on community work and setting of new goals for future service to youth in the area. Assisting Drake are Robert Howell, Fred Elkinton, Alfred Maf-fly. Dr. Scott Fox and Clarence BullwinkeL BERKELEY, Feb.

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