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Winona Daily New Sunday, July U. 1W4 Rag Murder trial continues Monday 'Violence becjetfs violence' of li we cannot run the risk of making it look cheap by gestures that are offensive or violent to the lives of others." he said. But be emphasized that be still supported the Roman Catholic Church's teachings that prohibit abortion. Weakland also criticized people who picket private homes or harass individuals. "There is something about our American concept of privacy that makes such gestures inappropriate and unacceptable to most Americans.

I concur," be wrote. JANESMLLE, Wis. (AP) A year ago, a -year-old boy and a 12-year -oid Detroit companion rode bicycles, ate ke cream suadaea tad had fnendly apple-throwing fighta with other netghborhood youngsters in the town of Beloit. The companion, now 13, has returned to Beloit, not to play but to face charges of helping murder the playmate. For a week, be has been in a Rock County courtroom, charged with delinquency and crying occasionally while listening to testimony about the brutal subbing and beating of Anthony Darnell Wilson.

Two other playmates, an 11-year-old Beloit girl and a 14-year-old Beloit boy, have already been convicted. They appeared in Circuit Court for the 13-year-old boy's trial, refusing to testify. The girl is In a residential treatment facility. The 14-year-old youth is in the Ethan Allen Schools for Roys at Wales. A a-year-olJk child has testified she saw older youngsters use knives and "chop" the victim "like a tree." Pathologists told jurors the Wilson boy, whose body was found July 26 in a garden near his grandmother's house, was subbed more than 15 tunes in the chest, neck and back.

Judge Gerald Jaeckle refused to allow testimony indicating sexual activities may have been involved. With jurors absent from the courtroom, Steve Carpenter, assistant district attorney, said the defendant told a police informant the oldest boy struck Wilson with a meat clever in the basement of a home while be was attempting sexual activity with the girl. The youths then grabbed knives, subbed Wilson and carried his body to the garden, according to the account. Jaeckle ruled the evidence could not be corroborated, and would have a confusing and prejudicial effect on the jury. "I'm not surprised he feels this way, but it's wonderful that be said it," she said.

Weakland made the sutement this week in a column in the Catholic Herald, a publication of the Milw aukee Archdiocese. "It seems to me that any acts that are violent, whether they affect people or destroy property, are simply un-Christian and total-ly ineffective in bringing about change," be said in the column. "Surely experience has Uught violence just begets more violence," Weakland added. "In defending the importance MILWAUKEE (AP) Directors of local abortion clinics have praised a sutement issued by Archbishop Rembert G. Weak-land denouncing anti-abortion protesters who damage property or cause physical injury.

"This is better than I bad expected," said Mary Vogt, executive director of Bread 4 Roses Women's Health Center. "It's the best encouraging boost I've had for a long time." Elinor Yeo, operator of the Women's Health Organization clinic, said she was grateful for the column. Clowning around Jb- i I CHAAGf IT (MOST STORES) 1 CJ I Get the Hottest Prices in Town! rn i 1 i i I 1i 1 I I U- i 4.4 4 MILWAUKEE (AP) Actor Ernest Borgnine, chief clown for the Great Circus Parade here, says be has turned down offers to clown in other parades. "I go to Milwaukee," he said. "That's enough for me.

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