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'WiTI DECISION REOPENS LOgangCUSCimCg 17 ROBINSON'S DOWNTOWN, Seventh, Grand end Hope ROBINSON'S BEVERLY, 9900 Wilshire Boulevard 1 CASE AGAINST SABU Court of Appeal Upsets Ruling That Elephant Boy Was Not Father of Ex-Dancer's Child 7 That paternity suit against Sabu, onetime Elephant Boy of They give a lovely lightl HURRICANE HOLDERS Miss Juliee and the baby were here for the trial but after losing the original suit and a motion for a new trial, returned to London where the former dancer now is a housewife. the films, bounced back into the open yesterday. "5. In a unanimous decision the District Court of Appeal re versed a Superior Court ruling of Oct. 18, 1950, which held that Sabu was not the father of a baby girl born to Mrs.

Brenda A Marian Julier Ernst, former Brit 500 Baptists Open Two-Day Conference ish ballet dancer. The appellate Have a charming pair or two to make rooms decorative, patio parties festive. Green finished wrought iron with chunky glass chimney; holds fat candle to give a lovely light. high. court ordered a new trial.

Sabu's attorney, Eugene D. Williams, said, however, that he will petition the appellate court for a rehearing on the matter and, if that is denied, will appeal the case to the State Supreme Court. Atty. Williams did not represent Sabu in the original I'M 5 case being retained only to fight the appeal filed by the dancer's attorneys. Art Gift SiitK Floor South DowMow Art OifH Oordn Floor North Mvorty Hills Court's Findings In its decision, written by As sociate Justice Pro Tem Clarence M.

Hanson, the court yesterday said the instructions which Superior Judge Fhilip H. Richards gave to the jury in the original case were "erroneous and prejudicial." The court also expressed the opinion that Sabu's lawyer at the time, Sydney Williams (who has no connection with Atty. Eugene Williams), had used the tactic of putting the dancer on trial instead of defending Sabu against her charges. About 500 Baptists from the Los Angeles area heard Dr. W.

K. Morgan of Philadelphia deliver an address on "The Greatest Need of Modern Man" yesterday at the opening session of the 84th annual meeting of the Los Angeles Baptist Association. The two-day conference, at Trinity Baptist Church, 1015 California Santa Monica, will close this evening with an address by Dr. Frank M. Kep-ner on the "Holy Spirit in Denominational Work." Dr.

Kep-ner is executive secretary of the Southern California Baptist Convention. Other outstanding speakers included Miss Lucy F. Wiatt, Dr. John Ramsey, the Rev. Thomas F.

F. Dixon, missionary from San Salvador; Dr. J. Lester Har-nish, and Dr. George Wise, executive secretary of the Kansas State Baptist Convention.

Dr. Fred M. Judson, host pastor, also spoke at the opening service. Delegations included the pastor and two laymen from each local church of the American Baptist Convention, plus a delegate for each 40 members of the church. THIS WAS IN 1950 This is how Mrs.

Rosalie Bruce looked in April, 1950, after her husband clipped off her hair because he "was tired of other guys making a play" for her. He subsequently received a jail sentence. I In their appeal of the Superior Court verdict, the dancer's attorneys, Jacob Chaitkin and David Goldman, charged that during the trial Atty. Sydney Williams Hair-Clipping Episode Wins Wife Divorce ''J i SILK had falsely insinuated the dancer was a loose woman and that his questioning of her was designed to prejudice the jury in that belief. After the lengthy and bitter trial, the jury voted, 9 to 3, in favor of Sabu.

Dancer's Assertions Known then as Brenda Marian Egypt Officials 4m-- ft ft' Julier, the dancer asserted that the child, Michaela, was born in Her red hair now grown almost shoulder length, Rosalie Bruce, 24, model, yesterday divorced Edward Lee Bruce, 28, who two years ago clipped her head, because he was "tired of other guys making a play" for her. In court of Superior Judge J. F. Moroney, Mrs. Bruce testified that her husband was jealous and that he often beat her.

"He falsely accused me of being out with another man," she said of the hair clipping in Dublin, Ireland, Sept. 12, 1948. Her original complaint said that she and Sabu met in London while they were both in the cast of the British film, "Black Narcissus." They later became engaged, she asserted, and she visited him at his home here from August, 1947, to January, 1948. Sued under his full name of Sabu Dastagir, the Elephant Fired in Rioting CAIRO, March 20 (Egypt's government fired four top officials of the Interior Ministry today for failing to stop the violent fire rioting of Jan. 26 in Cairo.

The ousted four were the National Police Chiefs and the Acting Governor of the city. Sixty seven persons were killed and property damage ran to many millions of dollars in the rioting. Boy emphatically denied pater nity of tne ennd tnd insisted he never had been intimate with the dancer. SHANTUNG SHADES When your shades are fresh ond new, all your lamps look new I Make, replacements now. Pure silk, hand-sewn, washable, side seam covered; many sizes, 5 colors.

jfto cident "But I was out with my mother and his mother." Complained to Police It was in April, 1950, that she complained to police that he bound and gagged her, then cut oft her waist-length hair. Bruce, arrested, told police she had been out one Saturday night until 11; a.m.' the next morning, arid he added he was tired of "other guys, making a play for her." He was sentenced to 10 days in jaiL Judge Moroney granted Mrs. Bruce a divorce and awarded her custody of the couple's son, Randy, 3, and $50 a month for the child's support. She waived alimony. IT GREW BACK Mrs.

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