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Sabu Denies Paternity IKidnap Suspect of Znst It dm 5 JULY 1 6. 1 9 J3-F art I Eden Will Fly Home July 25 Killed Wife but Can't Remember Mutilating Body, Man Testifies but Agrees to Aid Child ipaces Multiple NEW YORK, July 15 British Foreign Secretary Eden I will complete his convalescence Sabu Dastazir. 2S, Elephant Felony Charges and return to England July 23; by air, the British information service said today. Eden, who recently under-i ever had dinner on time for him and he's late." Mrs. Coulomb said that was the first time in a considerable period that Fredericks had been delaved at the end of his work E.

Richard Fredericks killed his wife in self defense and doesn't remember anything about mutilating her body after the crime last Jan. 7. he testified In his own defense yester- He remembered and described graphically, however, a scene in which he said his wife came home intoxicated and otherwise exhibiting evidence of an overnight interlude. Earlier in the day. six former neighbors of Mrs.

Fredericks testified that she had planned to kill her mate. jwent a gall Madder operation Multiple felony charges against Anthony (Chappi) Tier-no, were being prepared yesterday by Dep. Dist. Atty. in Kosion, nas Deen resting at Newport.

R.I. oav. day. The witness added that Mrs Fredericks, 41-year-old ac Fredericks then told her. "I've Gerald Lenoir In an aftermath peace and quiet in her commu counting machine operator, was to a It-hour Hollywood kidnap traced to New Jersey several I She was quoted as having nity.

All answered that it was "bad." Fredericks is scheduled to ing. Lenoir said he would issue a weeks after the killing at his Van Nuys home, but before his wife's handless body was found 01 i a- i LA'A complaint today rharging Tier- take the stand again today for! cross-examination. in a Baja California arroyo. In the closing development chased the around a couple of times, but this time I'll get Other Neighbor Other former neighbors of the Fredericks couple were Al Williams, his wife Mildred Williams; Mrs. Cora Klick.

15206 Cantara Erie and Grace Lane. 15206 Willard St All of the witnesses, some of whom had testified previously for the prosecution, were asked Mrs. Fredericks' reputation for of the defense's case, Freder icks took the stand in Superior no wi'h kidnaping, burglary, two counts of assault with deadly weapon and one of violating the law prohibiting ex-convlcts to possess pistols. Tierno was arrested on sus Judge Harold W. Schweitzer's court late in the day.

He told said on one occasion last November that "if 1 could find the spring to this gun, I'd kill him." Two months earlier, said Mrs. Mildred" Williams. 15202 Willard Mrs. Fredericks told her: "I have gone after him twice with the butcher knife. The next time I'll kill the Similar Testimony Mrs.

Williams said that about the same time, Mrs. Fredericks told her. "I'll get the Mrs. Viola Coulomhe, 15213 Willard said Mrs. Fredericks told her one night last picion of kidnaping Tuesday Boy of the film, yesterday agreed to contribute toward the support of a child born to Mrs.

Brenda Julier Ernst, 2S, former ballet dancer, but without admitting paternity. Superior Judge Newcomb Condee approved a compromise under which the East Indian actor, now performing with a circus in Belgium, promised to pay $85 a month for the support of the child, Michaela. born Sept. 12. l'J48.

Other Payment In addition. Sabu promised to pay Mrs. Ernst $4000 to defray her medical expenses and the traveling expenses she incurred when she came here from England nearly three years ago to prosecute the suit. He also agreed to set up a $1000 trust fund for the child and to pay $7500 fees to Mrs. Ernst's lawyers.

David Goldman and Jacob Chaitkin. Mrs. Ernst, now wed to Frank Ernst, .10, British theatrical producer, filed her suit some months after she had been Sabu's guest in his San Fernando Valley home. They first met when both had roles In the British film, "Black Narcissus." Denies Paternity Sabu steadfastly denied being the child's father and on Oct. 8, 1950, a jury returned a verdict in his favor.

But some months later the District Court of Appeal granted a new trial. The second hearing had been night after dropping Mrs. Anna Jt, 'Ui SUPEHIO PRODUCTS Duhrovitch, 36, off near her home, 5335 Sunset after assertedly forcing her to leave with him at 3 a.m. Mrs. Dubro-vitch told I.enolr that Tierno forced her to accompany" him UimtJ FINEST! December: "Tonight's the first time I nxsa MM! Not htl-mtl to his cabin at Ridgecrest.

the jury he was edging the lawn in the back yard when his wife ran out the back door and approached him with a butcher knife in her hand. 'Had Knife in Hand' "She was coming at me very rapidly," the slick-haired, pasty-faced witness told the jury of eight men and four women. "She had the knife in her right hand." Fredericks said just after his wife. Ruth Hilda. 32, mother of their three children, yelled an implication at him she tripped and fell headlong near where he was working.

He said the knife flew from her hand and that he instinctively grabbed a croquet mallet he had been using to drive stakes, and struck her over the head with it. Fredericks denied remembering anything of what happened after he struck the first blow. A Choice of CHILD CASE Mrs. Brenda Ernst, who vill receive support for her daughter, 5, from Film Actor Sabu. scheduled to begin yesterday.

"Neither 'this stipulation," the compromise agreement provided, "nor any payment hereunder shall be construed as an admission bydefendent (Sabu) that he is the father of the child." While Sabu's monthly payments will be made until Michaels reaches the age of 21, the court was informed that Ernst now plans to adopt the little girl. Crisis in France Scared Him Off, Stevenson Quips lovely Colon At Your Neortsr Food, Drug, Gift The flattering glow of candlelight adds to party enjoyment. PARIS, July 15 (P) Adlai Stevenson arrived here today SWA SO icS hick iViM SflS RcK with tender chicken gold C03JtoJ jwj and pen is a tempting crisp, Alley crust. I Deportment or Houseworei StorM and quipped that he would have come here sooner but was afraid Accept nothing lets thou genuine Toperlitet Birthday Anniversaries Holiday Impromptu Goth tiny French President Auriol would ask him to form a government. Stevenson, who lost his bid to form a U.S.

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the 1952 Presidential election, was referring to France's recent 37-day Cabinet crisis. Winding up his world tour, Mariani Sentencing in Death Plot Case Delayed Sentencing of Francisco Mar-1 Spec-tor's associate, Atty. lani, 42, Puerto Rican convicted, Paul Gilbert, attempted to ar- Stevenson will stay in France until July 22. He leaves Eng iand July 28 for the United States. gue the motion for a new trial when Mariani appeared for sentence yesterday, explaining Concha Altadena, after hearing testimony of Sheriff's Set.

C. E. Serrano that Mariani that the strain of the trial had offered him $1500 to do the kill of plotting the murder of his wife Grate, 43, was continued to July 23 yesterday when Tas-adena Superior Judge Benjamin J. Scheinman ruled that only Marlani's attorney, William D. Spector, could present the man's arguments for a left his partner in a state of ing.

Sgt. Serrano said he posed as a Chicago hoodlum and former train robber in negotiating the nervous exhaustion. A jury ronvicted Mariani last month of plotting the murder of Mrs. Grace Mariani, 1001 murder with Mariani. if faneSruantigMillifBeverlMCrilli Beverly Drive ot Wilshire-CR.

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