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Show tlon sho asked that Klein be removed from the court room as ho exerclned an Influence that almost jprovented her from telling the truth. She thought ho was partially In control of her mind. The court refused to remoTO Klein from the room. YOUNG GIRLS THE DUPES v OF A FALSE PREACHER Tacoma, March 13. In the trial of the assault charge against Joshua Klein, the "Radio-Active" philosopher, accused of enticing two Tacoma girls, Miss Sauvegeot and Miss Karasok.to j his chalet lu Switzerland and holding I them prisoners with a numbcr of other women converts, Mrs. Sauvegeot was recalled to the stand and told of her I trip to Klein's chalet In Amden. Switzerland, Swit-zerland, in the attempt to persuade her daughter to como home. At each mention men-tion of her daughter's name, the woman wom-an wept hyeterlcallv. She testified that she did' not believe the moral atmosphere at-mosphere of the place was sound. Asked if she had personal reasons for this belief, sho flushed, hesitated and appealed to the court for protection. Tho defense Immediately withdrew tho question and thus avoided what, from the beginning of the trial, it w.13 believed would lead to sensational disclosures. dis-closures. Imra, the seventeen-year-old daughter daugh-ter of Mrs. Sauvegeot. testifled to the scene in the Sauvegeot home on tho afternoon when the assault is said to have taken place. She declared she heard Klein threaten to kill her mother moth-er and he also asserted during his furious fu-rious denunciation of the woman that he could create a vibration of the atmosphere at-mosphere that wonU destroy the city of Seattle, thirty miles away. During Mrs. Sauvegeot's examina- |
