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About ay riven Emer Hunt For Cradle Used To Rock Beast of Buchenwald's Babies’

AUGSBURG, Germany, Dec. 2 the prisoners under her husband's ‘work as a psychological shock”; “We think we know where this|testimony by deputation be barred 3 ks ps

(UP) == German police began a command. fone trial official said. tii is ‘and we have sent police from the trial because the wit-i}'

bizarre errand today, a search for| The: prosecution hopes ‘that bY! He said an American officer orders to confiscate the cradle as nesses cannot be cross-examined. f the ornate cridle in which 1 producing it suddeflly in the court: itook- the cradle as a souvenir tVidence” the official sald. He| If Seidl's motion is allowed + Tt pont Rev. Alan G. Gripe

Koch's bables were rocked to be Koch Niliere Tise 1s tried for al-'when the U. 5. Army lberated in Buchenwald as a prisoner will knock out half of the prose Was Once Missionary To the Philippines

- Described as “a maghificeut Ioged murder and sexual sadism, Buchenwald, but that he later and sald he saw the cradle built. cution’s _<évidence, representing, » {it will break down her stubborn presented it to a German girl who Jug ose Maginot _sd-isome 200 deputations taken from Work of art” the cradle: was | it will ‘had become pregnant during a journed the trial until Dec. 5 to former Buchenwald victims, | The Rev. Alan G. Gripe of Irvington is helping guide West Point cadets along the “straight

laboriously carved for “the beast Taken as Souvenir {friendship - ‘with an American study a motion by Defense Attor- mostly Jewish; ‘who - have emi-| of Buchenwald” at her order by! “We think the cradle might soldier. ney Alfred Seidl asking that alligrated to the United States. and narro w| way” as assist-|

ant to the chap-| hs ci RE lain of the, Charles M. Lobo United States! Cnarles M. Lobo, United Na-/ Military A ca d- tions delegate from Pakistan, willl emy. The Rev. ‘| arrive at the Weir Cook Municipal| Mr. Gripe also|ajport at 6 p. m. today for a is énrollell at Un-|series of nine speaking engage lon Theological\ments during the week, | Seminary, New pom in Karachi in 1884, Mr. | York City, £0r| 1 oho received a B.A. with honors| graduate work.|i, 1903 from Bombay University | Last summer, he yng 3 jaw degree in 1906. He returned fromiy.g active in public life in India| several years” service as a Pres-| \and Pakistan for 44 years befo byterian missionary to the Philip-(rr ooo FO ment in pines, He is the son of Dr. andigeptember. He was Chief Judge! ED. go: Gripe, 5402 E. Wash" o¢ the Chief Court of,Sipd at the. [time of his retirement in 1944. : : Speaks Here Mex Hitch for Skitch | Pakistan, made an independent | Skitch Henderson, radio and country in 1947, is the world's] television star, yesterday an- largest Moslem State. Possessing nounced he and Actress Faye a population of 80 million, its area Emerson will be iis larger than the states of Ohio, married Dee. 12 n Texas, and New York combined. in Cuernavaca, ; Mr. Lobo's trip is sponsored by| Mexico, where Marmon-Herrington, Inc. Tomor-| Miss Emerson on row he will attend a press cons, Jah. 14 got a ference at 9 a.m. in the Athletic divorce from Kl- Club and speak at noon to the! liott Roosevelt Scientech Club, Antlers Hotel. The cou 1 On Tuesday he will appear at) ple noon for the Mercator Club, Lin-| picked Cuerna- | «coin Hotel and at 2 p.m. before! ‘vaca for: thelr £ the Cathedral Mother's Club,!¥ nuptials “to § A Cathedral Auditorium. avoid legal com- | He will leave for Evansville| plications,” Miss Emerson | Tuesday evening. friends said. A trem second marriage is planned on| | THIEF MAKES IT GO return to New York the week of| ANNISTON, Ala., Dec. 2 (UP)! Dec. 14. {~When his car refused to start, {Douglas Nunnally left it parked! Honeybear Homecoming to get help from a garage. A few minutes later he returned to find |

Nina Warren, youngest of Cali | [that the balky machine had been fornia Gov. Earl - Wartren’s six| | driven away by a thief.

children, yesterday celebrated her | — return home from the hospital where she has been fighting an attack of polio.

The pretty, 17-year-old blonde, } nicknamed “Honeybear,” will be| ® bedridden for three months and! convalescent for a year and a! half, doctors said, but is expected| to recover, She will have to com-|

plete studies at home for gradua: tion from McClatchy High School. |

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