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Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 12

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DETROIT FREE PRESS 12 Friday. April 7, 1950 the Femme Fafale 6 Reds Free German War Criminals HOF, Germany (JP) The Russians are pardoning hundreds of convicted German war criminals and bringing them back to Germany from icy Siberian camps. A stepped-up repatriation of German prisoners was noted Thursday as a trainload of 120 German soldiers on their way home from Russia approached the American zone near here. Voisine Sentenced to 8 Months BY JA3IES I. HASHTXL Of Oar Washington area a WASHINGTON Former Mayor W.

W. Voisine, of Kcorse, probably will serve his eight-moftfh-to-two-year prison sentence at the Federal Reformatory at Milan. Voisine, convicted of perjury, was sentenced Thursday by Federal Judge Alexander F. Holtzoff. In imposing sentence, the court "recommended" confinement at Milan.

Defense Attorney Leo Rover indicated he would not object for Easier Lucien If you're casting about to improve your catch here's an angle; 2 size box of 3 cakes each, 2.5(0) the wife cook your fish in Sauterne 3 A TRAINLOAD of 129 freed from the Russians arrived Monday. Another 200 reached Goet-tingen Tuesday. German officials here said they had been notified to expect about 50,000 more released war prisoners from Russia within the next two months. The Soviets reported recently that virtually all German war prisoners except war criminals had been freed. German authorities say the Russians still hold 400,000 prisoners.

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Last year 1,945 Detroiters were hurt by drivers who failed to adjust to hazardous street conditions and don't kid yourself, Toots is a driving hazard. Twenty nine persons died in traffic in 1949 because of reckless driving. So know where you're going. Then learn that the safest way to get there is through the sane operation of your vehicle. A God-teiul for GAS-HEARTBURN" When ezcraa stomach cM causes painful.

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Voisine was found guilty Monday by a jury of denying before a Congressional investigating committee in 1948 lie had received more than $300,000 in premium payments on steel sold by his firm, the Wayne Sheet Steel of Detroit. Defense Counsel Rover and James J. Shephard had no comment as to the effect of the sentence on the of Voisine's business partner, Edward C. Sauve, who is awaiting trial May 3. The evidence in the Sauve case is much the same as in Voisine's case.

In imposing sentence. Judge Holtzoff -said the fact that Voisine had a public official imposed on him a "greater responsibility" to observe the law and "aggravated" the offense. PRIOR TO THE sentencing, Shepard had asked for mercy for his client. "This man has suffered more than the average defendant," he said. "His business has been ruined.

Moreover, he is a sick man." 1 Voisine, wearing a gray suit, made no comment. He was led back to the District of Columbia Jail, where he has been held since Monday. Packs a Bag ior Court Trip Snap your 13, she said, he grabbed her and twisted her arm in an argument. in color! When Hugh McGinnis, 42, of 88 E. Montana, appeared before Circuit Judge George B.

Murphy for violation of an injunction not to molest his wife, he had his packed traveling bag with him. Judge Murphy, praising his foresightedness, sentenced him to 30 days In the House of Correction. McGinnis had been enjoined on Jan. 13 from bothering Mrs. June McGinnis.

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The rest of the family died in their beds. One of the surviving children, 14-year-old Paul Harding, said, "I heard my sister Ruth calling to the others to 'wake up, wake up' but I guess thev didn't make It." A neighbor said the frame dwelling "went up like a torch." projection, for prints. 1200 flash shutter, f4.5 lens. Price, $29.95. Kodak Tourist Camera, Kodet Lens.

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Krause for chopping wood. The wood happened to be the front-room furniture of the Morry household. Morry's wife, Marie, 26, objected. Morry admitted he had had too much to drink. A family argument touched off the chopping spree.

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