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Dr Gros 'Wil6- - - ' ' ''s-c- '' - - - - - ' ANGELES 'June 4 Un—: Dr Hans 1Helmut Gros '34 German-educated native of Minneap0- 11s and his Kansas-bor- n Los An- Frances poet-- wife lert Gros 31 were convicted of espionage Thursday : They are1liable to maximum sentences of 2:0 years each and Gros to five more for conviction of a second charge of failing to register as a foreign agent Albrecht RUdolf Curt Reuter 58 indicted with them was freed Wednesday Federal Judge Ben Barrison said evidence against him Wsts 2t insufficient He was a Beverly : i Hills Cali art dealer ' ' Can't Give Views t In cony:Wing Gros end the- COIby Kan young woman he- ' mar- tied rn 1940 Judge Harrison' said: "I am Satisfied beyond any doubt that :Mr Gros was acting as an agent of the' German- govern- merit and4Mrs Gros knew-- that before she married him She marred him knowing that and con- -' Lqs ' geles-educat- - - - Dr Grol wanted any ‘possible information this book might contain for his reports back to the German government" the Ir B I:said Mrs' - - Shies at Deuates'in Court ' ' - ' '' ' ' - hide behind !"I - ' E tol2EL-3- inane r - - - or - - - : - - - a ''' rev'-- ' 1E' E:32 ID i -- It War - 1 0I ''''-- Stoms Hrili - v---- 3-Pli- 7 ! - ff f' 1 - - k' f 75 -: II i'- i :' “ 4 1e : T:1 1 0441 a - 4 '"' ' - i : ' x ' A-- - ''''' - c - 'I r - ! 1- f : - ' 1 I i - 1 A i -- ' 'k :4 t 11 ! 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Tire Theft i - ' 0 L711:31E rl r 1 : -- - ' t Y ' - — 1 - nit ! --° ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 0 ' I : r - rs - - $125 Weekly or -- ' I- - ' ' - t ii ' - Beh iwrong A thief unched a hole in the bottom of the tank drained it and left Si npson to pay the re !pair bill - - ' i' - - i $ - ' - - Cash Priceon Credit' - ' ' 1 - 'It' i I L - xibrza:11L"ra t 37ourit NOW while still avallabli-: - 75-u- 4 ' - - ' ERS:'wIth - z '- I Walnut sttieet put - a lock-typ- e cap on the gasoline tank of his automobilet t Ile thought his fuel supply w 'safe—but he I was Account" ' stROITS- -' ED 'NOpen an :Come to LEEDS' and enjoy the 'THRIFT of 'our NEW LOW CA4H ' pRicEs Zin CREDIT- - - want PLEAT - ' - - - - - - ' 0 -- ' ()I m- Slims - f " - PASSAIC N J June 4 EA'— Woen Gor on Simpson of :220 -- Cearlh PalnaO : ' Sleets 't ''""Pse ti ' A VEST' with everysuit and Iif you' 351S11 1t v - - 01 - I : 1: - SO - - - 1' 1 '' ' 4 - -- - ' :I ' ' Single '8nd'double breastedrand- NEW weaves eoloraioThesealrALCREST- '"St ' t - -' 4- 0o - f - --- - '':0'1 ' : - '"1- TAILORED" Suite we're proud to shot and they sarncetdta in- : you'll be 'proud ' ' wear I' ' i 'r- 1 ' - V : i ' ht- i -- 1: ' - '' 3 1 --4 4000- 2- P: '4 ' - ' - ' :: '' itr- '- '- ' 11-1- 1-i: '''- - ''' - - e ' 't - - I - ' N : 4 - ' r:i''1- ' - t 4 ' 1 I - - r ' ed - ' bort 1 ty17: ' - - handed Sun egularil 4' ' ' ' - ' :'" : 12S1 34 to -' '' - Size's 3- L :1 -- --- --The '-- : at Cash Price' an Credit r :- "Z - ii ir' IV ! ' tor 1 - '- - TO 'i1::ki c7 - ‘4" ''' ' ''' :: eco - - 11 ' i eon ' 1 e -' t 1 I 0 :' 71''ZiT 1108cy - - it :7 - - "Valcre taTailored to I - ' : 7 NEW SUIT!' - ' c far-fam- ' eaLtill UP) ' 1 0 0 r-1- 8 - J: - -- brainpower and scientific 'skillChi-of the University of by a cagb were flouted Wednesday ' :' couple of monkeys The simian' probably 'alarmed by the prospect of experimental tests escaped from a laboratory clambered down a drain pipe and scooted off to the trees of Washington andI Jackson -parks for a session swing ' A safari was' organized but returned from the hunt ' empty You know the restrictions on WOOLI: due to demands) for war production' Our advice is DON'T HESITATE 1C DAY LONGE in selecting that - I Sevin g - sa) 0cDza - ' ' - CHICAGO lune 4 - Li - f Slip at Chicago 'IP - - - ' 7 distress ng Simians I Give Savants r try Ind - - 1 - i Dim! - - - r -- by-produ- - ' LaGutar(liaRetort Quiets Opponents - ' said Mairor G orge A Redding men n any of the guards had been taken by the army and the city had received 10 applicatcons from women who 3claim-they an rescue bathers in - - - ' t - incr 1 broken in convention next fall At the same time- the seeds of a possible new and bitter jurisdiction warfare were seen in the revolt of 50 ilocal unions of districtand dairy farm50 the er branch of the U M W Delega- tions claiming to represent moré than 18000 members in a half dozen cities appealed to 'the CI 0 executive board to give them direct affiliation and to set up a chemical coke ' gas and division as a rival to the district 50 U M W's far-fluThe U M W resolution said that' the miners for many years condemned communism and barred communists from membership It acdid notmake the straight-ou- t a corncusation buat Murray-wa- s the C I 0 chief said Munist it: was obvious Lewis was shoot ing at the membership Murray has held all his adult life Staternent Raps Murray The resolution said Murray's statements that Lewis promoted opposition to President Roosevelt's was "hell bent foreign policy rand ' conon the creatiOn of national fusion and hational discontent" were intended "to defame and disgrace the good name and atandine of the U M W It declared Murray "has seem fit to cast his lot with the communistic element of the CI 0 And has rushed to their defense under the guitse cloak and pretense of national unity" It demanded from Murray a public' retraction and that be immediately "publicly renounce his allegiance to and his support of communism that he discharge from the 'employment of the C I 0 those communists now on the payroll" Murray commented that "every man on the payroll was put there by John L Lewis and worked for him for sixyears" - r71klerle LT)Enntle a Lacallt Julln 1 - - - : - mai remor' -- NORTH PWILDWOOD N June 4 On This seashore may have some women lifeguards on ts beach this sum- - ' - I - i ' - - t t - - 'nt Night s pows - Open on Acct - 1 Kan : neither he visited the sovietembasey- Or iwith gaged in social soviet diplomats" Murray was a referring to Lewis' presenee-etsoviet embassy social function a couple of years ago Almost Lost Straw The -- miners' Unexpectid action blasted everything linking them alwoys man's pants" she says add'ing ply believe in the civil rights of that her iearly couttroom efforts the individual" she said "and I taught her that "it is possible for a woman to unjustly accused" a court tó take her seriously" know the doesn't the Starts- Work Early public 4 name of Carol King the legal During the second hearing on a lawyer fraternity does InWhen deportation proceedings against the intricacies gets tangled- up Bridges—also charged with being of immigration law he:often sends a King habitual for Carl King When a labor communist—Mrs at 3 a m ds legal help in a big ly started work "I like to work lying down" ' way it galls on Carol King she explained "so I'd smoke a TO Point lot Argument 1 cigaret when I woke up and thenup my papers from the bedOften Mrs King handles a case gather table and start working It's to the where argument d be side at 3 a rn" fore an Upper court is necessary nice and quiet Today in her unpretentious- of—and then she- calls in a man to fice on lower Fifth avenue not speak fort her askediWendell L!yill- - far from the Communists' Union bailiwick she was again kie thsate go Republican presi- square ?the office- floor flat On her dential nominee ' to represent her on stomach propped up on her elbows client William Schneidermann and completely surrounded by le- admittedly a commtmist before books and papers MS supreme court 'In his appeal gal not "I'm being eccintrlc e just of revOcatiOn his cititen against she grinned back" my withresting ship Willkie agreed to serve Mrs King widow of a World out fee because he said he consid- ' war lieutenant has a son Jonaered this ra vital test case" than le who doesn't want to defends often Mrs Because King law alleged and admitted communists study "He 'looks at me and concludes —including- Earl- Browder former Communist candidate for presi- that- the kind of law practice that's pay very well" she dent—she herself is a member of fun doesn't the American Labor party "X aim- - said - - June 4 Uli— f that i ' i' remarked - re-'sch- Edward 'Benjamin Brentlinger wanted- to join the navy So he ho'pped on his bicycle t and pedalled 28 miles from-hihome in Oiterbrook to the '' fruiting elation here Thursday he went to ansas City—not by bicycle—fo his final physical his family "ever en- - -- - o TOPEKA ' persuade d - - - I' UP)--Fir- - 1 diculousand Tnor NEW YORK June 4 (A')—Mrs Carol King generalissimo In Harry Bridges' legal battle against deportation and one of the country's outstandtng :Immigration lawyers lit often seen in the highest courts in the land' but seldorn-hear- ' N : 't Beth tros Of value that they sent intermaticn ' to Germany After his arrest Gros gave the: P' B I 'a statement saying he was: ordered' to: this country in 19391 for espionage sabotage and tom cite labor strife Ale repudiated the statement in court contending he was afraid the 111 B I might tor-wife turd bit if be did not merlin-mat- e r L on-Rent- s - :STOCKTON Cal Julie 4 iSEATTLE June 4 (UP)—A topreceded by an ix '' tal of 25' apartment houses with plosion :11' i l i swept glilci5ly through an army building and left 1200 units will probably be doled burned Thursday i of dead and another pine Reverely July 15 in protest of the office the of nature explosion 'rhe price administration order freezand attended-- Westminster undetermined The flames ' ing rents 'at April 1 1941 levels mulled college died thole who 4 rapidly and d 0'Cath a director of the Seattle spread were trapped in the structure Apartment Operators' association Sergeant Lemich joine11 the at army a year ago His lather and predicted Thursday The blaze started about 11:30 two sisters left for Stockton CAL': Many war workers occupy the o'clock Wednesday night and Thursday afternoon after hearing Tenants apartnents poncerned 30 rninutec Lieutenant that George wlis "injured in an for burned heevicted Cain said and fawill 11Tull' command- accident" Floyd 7 cilities of the houses will be qt ing officer appointed a board of fered tree to Aoldiers and sailors inquiry to determine what caused I the explosion and fire I ' visiting Seattle did Ics:kt The Nut apparently 1' Explains Polley originate in munition or ordnance 1' ‘' stores to close the be will "It cheapir t from tared ' patrolmen NEW YORK June 4 (INS) -houset and offer the free rent to theHighway San Francisco blood bank with is "a good field Iin service'P i i 'said: i Cain to continue to the army post by any :lame" serum' ' The association director declined as doctors and nurses joined the '' This neat retort kio--2 Mayor by tr name the apartment houses that army staff in caring for the in- ' H tell° LaGuardia Thursday would closer unless the federal or- jured men ' Squelched political opponents who der is eased- but other officials The dead: of the operators' group confirmed Tom Sousa Stockton civilian seek to change the name orNew ' Cain's statement YOrk City:a No 1 airport to Mac- fireman Alfred E Hirsch rent director 23 Win- Wisbey Lloyd Corporal i I said area the for the Puget sound lock Wish' 'Sergeant Robert A Arthur airport after General MacArthur The bill to operators are entirely within their Smith 21 Davis Cal: Privates Er-yi- n change the name has been Intro legal rights in closing the apartIt' Schumacher 25 Antelope ments Schearer council -vetoed a y 20 El 'Cerrito Cain said that 11 apartznent aid E Ensign Porter H Whitaker ' Jr bill to change the name of East : houses were definitely eloping as of Private 22 San Francisco Private Louis River drive to MacArthur drive i July 15 because it30was necestary Brasesco Stockton Cal Private on to give a tenant days' notice - Kenneth A Bellars Bartlett Han: was the ground that the- measure' premature' 'apart- Private Charles 0 Massingill WilOne operator of a said son N C--: Private inent N E Freas he would be forced requto ilreocadk its 21 Conslohocken Pa Leroy ' him doors if the 0 P A to reduce his rents in compliance Utahn on List with the federal- order Thursday Soldiers who wereb urned se- announced he believed it would riously were Sergeant Nelson J not be necessary for him to go out Stoke 27 Spartansburg WASHrNGTON June 4 Un— Pa Ser- of business 28 Mid- - So many have applied for training L Lemich a: geant George Ire divulged receipt of letter vale Utah: Corporal Quentin B as officers- of the new Woman's COI-- from U S Senator Homer T Bone AltOmare I I 21 Oakland army auxiliary corps that Mb wski Cal: (I)) Washington which Informed poral Reuben A Huff 24 Cottage department placed' a limit- Thyrs- him adjustments and allowances Grove Ore William E day on the number who mey ttn 'would be made by the 0 P Ain In- - Beasley Jr Corporal Murfreesboro dergo the physical examination-Tenn- : 21 stances of heavily increased cost Each of the nine corps areas will Corporal Paris A Fouch 20 Morehead ICy: Private Ran- - select 500 womenfor the exam- dall G Wang 28 Miller Mo and ination front those who have re- Executive Dies Private R W Adcock 36 Hender- - ceived the highest ratings in men- -:- ' tal alertness tests and in :prelim-tOS ANGELES Juno 41 UP)150 eon N C 28 Lemich 79 L Westbrook Lee for inary personnel 'interviews George 'Sergeant Harry A second interview will be given S Lemich of 208 of Louis years a southern California oil In- - Is a son'Mainstreet Midvale He those who pass the physical e3!- South dustry executive died- Thursday was a graduate- of the Jordan high aminatibn after a long Illness Pedals to Enlist the week as vice president U MNrA called the accusations Ili- - ' ' ' and his: 'wife denied - M Midvale Alan Listed Among Seriously Burned Inquiry:Board t($tudy Cause g OPA-CeiO- Continub e Stock f Rescue! i Wimian Delender last uriallxaminatio of Bridges' 7011tell' '''--- 1 - ' If livering them It rained three and a half! inches the cattle itottampeded a into thedbrush and °uudnrdosundlnY llanewe'iteedP ri up ' - - -- - -- 4 himself -- - mentreported that MrsGros at her husband's bidding stole a US army mental 'from the home- - of LieutenantiWaltev Stephen Vidor 1'7 of course understood that - ' '1' Mrs Gros made January 28 shortly liter her arrest The state- - ' SAN ANtillt140 Texas June 4 I whose home is In San Antonio and who ranches near Uvalde" sold his cattle because i t wax so dry on his ranch The day before he started de- - : 1 0 I TEphisionYir e: hi- V SAtiily:::Plalit Kills ill Itijures Nine ' - - - ' - ' - Gros volluiteered Deny Sending Data Shia Cattle Get 25 Apartments i Alud Stitelff in Action Threatened VOIV-t- - - ' - - - tinued to assist 'him in his actlid- ti-es" Thera Is one unexplained circumstance that convinces me beyond a reasonable doubt' that there was it' conspiracy ' and Mrs Gross participated in it" a Harrison then recalled Judge statement which the F B I said - - S CItt ttleOlv'ners ld Drolitit-S- o : - ' ' - 7 I ' - - ' - - - - - k ' lt - UMW Brands Murray as Red Follower - - ‘ - e t - : ti - Tit ' lune 5 1912 Zelb ne - - ‘ - -- - ' - - ed - ' ' 1-- t' - - For- Espionage - ID - - - '' -- 11- - - - WASHINGTON Jüne 4 (UP)—Attorney General denied the petition of Harry It Policy C()ItunIttee -Francil11 Diddle Thursday ' r west! coast CI 0 leader for a rehearing of the Of Union Ak ' 18911e15 Order and led to the his deportathat for fact flaw ' ' Hints- at Ouster tion to1)iIfs native AUstralia attorThe petition had been filed Monday by Bridges' ' Mrs Carol King who asked that Biddle 'personally WASHINGTON June 4 01— hiar eiidence and arguments She' contended a rehearing Appovently laying the ground:was the only procedure 'open for review of the evidence 7 work 'or expelling Philip Murray from the United' Mine Workers is the courts were powerless to weigh evidence presented' leaders of that union'Thirsday acthe deportation proceedingsduring ' cused the CIO president of being IrranciscoTues-Into San was taken at custody Bridges ' allied with communists and supfiled Ho writ Immediately ofshabgali a day fo deportations-' ' : bailswas in$3000 porting their doctrines freed corpus and then A resolution 'adopted by the Biddle ordered Bridges' deportation 'a Week ago in a U M W policy committee :declared deelitoh in whieh he found that the rnaritime leader once communism was the real issue' and that the communist party advocated was a Irmmunist -and that Murray attempted to of to 'overthrow the government use of violece' '- -' becloud it by uttering false and the United States --' : : defamatory statements against the'union and its president John L :' t t- - 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