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L. Boughner read off a list of grants, totaling $422,000 and largely for international research and writing, made by the foundation from Mrs. Blaine's contribution. He contended the large sum was being used for educational purposes. U.

S. Seeking $582,915 The government, represented by Robert Veach, trial attorney for the bureau of internal revenue, is seeking $369,961 in gift taxes on the contribution and $162,934 in income taxes. Boughner told Raum that the issue was whether the foundation was an educational institution, or, as the government contends, was founded for social welfare. Veach's cross-examination indicated he would seek to show, when the hearing is resumed this afternoon, that the foundation was concerned with propagandizing for world government, and was dedicated to a cause rather than education. if 5.

Vh Other silks from JT 5-5W 10 IZ.5CI lilt Joseph De Simone and hit children, Antonetta (right), Chetino (top left), Michelino (center), and Vito, at they arrived at Midway airport yesterday from New York. (tribune photo MAGNIFICENT MINK JACKET This ranch mink Six Years Apart jewel is a rich blue-brown that fairly glistens It is a product of our own fur workrooms: here radiant beauty and careful, custom cut go hand in hand. With small roll shawl collar, or cardigan neckline. fiilTvA- K.xJ 2 S. MICHIGAN CHICAGO PARIS LONDON 2 Rue de Castiglione 160 New Bond Street got $3,500 for travel in Europe, and wrote some articles in return.

The American Friends Service committee was given $13,000 to hold discussions on east and west tensions," and Dr. Frederick L. Schuman, ex-professor at the U. of received $5,000 to finish a volume which the foundation, Buchanan said, hoped would become a textbook in courses on world government. Clifford C.

Dancer, executive director of the foundation, which has headquarters in Charlottesville, was the second and last witness of the day. He told of observing world government organizations in England and France. SECOND HO OH Joseph De Simone's children, Chetino, 12; Antonetta, 11; Michelino, 9 and Vito, 7, were so young when De Simone left them with his parents in Italy six years ago they didn't recognize him when he met them in New York. But' they were all chatting happily in Italian as he stepped with them off an American Airlines plane at Midway airport yesterday. De Simone, 37, a candy maker, bundled them into a taxi and took them to his home at 3936 Fillmore where they met their little step-sister, Angeline, 2.

daughter of his second wife, Vitina, 33, whom he married in 1950. His first wife died in Bari, Italy, four years ago. A Shay bc value M298 plvit fttUrttt lux Among leading lights of the foundation were Robert Hutchins, former chancellor of the University of Chicago, and Stringfellow Barr, president of J1f IRELAND ear ijg MfMJ LONDON HI? md -trip Sky I I -m -v mm-m fore from New York I jT. I 1 I duraig Thrift Seotoa JFr 'w jfS m' (November J-Anorcn 31) Jl tJ your travel ognt or call TVA, Tram World Airlines: DEarborn 2-7600 i tesnvAVoii savKt open 24 hours OAur Burmese Airmen Bomb Chinese Guerrilla Force RANGOON, Burma, Oct. 13 (JP) Burma's air force announced today that it had strafed and bombed Nationalist Chinese guerrilla jungle positions for half an hour 60 miles northeast of Loi Kaw, capital of Kayah state.

It was the second air force visit to the site, which officials described as a subheadquarters and training center. michigan avenue at randolph WIFE DIVORCES ZOO DIRECTOR MARLIN PERKINS Mrs. Elise More Perkins, 50, of 163 E. Walton concert singer known professionally as Elise Marlin, was granted a divorce by Judge Julius II. Miner in Circuit court yesterday from R.

Marlin Perkins, 53, director of Lincoln Park zoo and conductor of the television program, Zoo Parade. The divorce was granted on her cross-bill alleging desertion. His original suit for divorce, filed last June 29, also alleged desertion. The couple separated June 29, 1952, according to the suit. They were married in St.

Louis Sept. 12, 1933. The decree is to provide that Perkins pay her 23 per cent of his income, not to exceed $700 monthly. They will have joint custody of their daughter, Suzanne, 16, a student at the Uni Today's hour: Chicago 10:30 lo 5:15 St. John's college, Annapolis, Md.

A third was the principal witness yesterday Scott Buchanan of Richmond, foundation trustee and former dean of St. John's. Boughner read a long list of grants. They included $23,000 to the World Movement for a World Federal Government; $7,000 to the World Student Federalists, and $30,000 for the Crusade for World Government, a British organization. $62,000 to French I nit The French International Center of Research got $62,000, and $8,000 went to an Illinois organization, the World Republic.

A man named Weber was given $15,000 for a study of "the philosofical postulates of governments in the 20th century." Another man, identified as Henry Collins was given $3,500 to direct a project of translating, into English, all the constitutions written in European countries since World War II. Rexford G. Tugwell, one of the original New Deal advisors. iriEWffiw versity of Chicago. Mrs.

Perkins was represented by Atty. Sidney Z. Tepper, and Mr. Perkins by Robert J. Burdette.

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