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Singer Peggy Lee Seeks To Divorce Guitarist

Elderly Brothers in Michigan Dig in for

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Singer Peggy Lee, 28, filed suit to divorce composcr-guitarist David Barbour, 29, only a few hours after they separated in Santa

Monica. The vocalist charged her husband with tifuelty during their, eight years-of marriage, and asked custody of their 7-year-old daughter, Nicki Lee. |= {up sandbags and shoveled out a Here We Stand |trench to make "Ft. Ziegenhardt” The embattled Ziegenhardt Practically impregnable to officers | brothers, who have resisted evic-|trying to oust them because they tion from their Marlette, Mich. |failed to pay an insurance assessfarm for mdre than a month, dug ment. in for a long siege today. | State police and Lapeer County | Chris, 72, and Paul, 70, threw deputy sheriffs almost succeeded -— 5s aeons —|in evicting them Mar. 13. The of-|

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doing chores. But efforts to dis-| lodge the Ziegenhardts failed. Union Demands Senate "Action By United Press

\Duty First Shapely film star Alexis Smith, new national director of the {Women’s Industrial Forces, will {tour the nation in a drive to re|eruit housewives for defense work. | WAKE FOREST, N. C., Apr. 28 At Last —CIO0 textile workers demanded, British-born film actress Virtoday a Senate investigation of ginia Field and violence at a cotton mill co- actor Willard owned by a U. 8. Senator whose Parker will be partner accused the union of sole married Oct. 9, responsibility for “lawlessness” climaxing one ofa at the strike-torn plant. | Hollywood's A few hours earlier, state longest engagepolice broke up a wild night of] ments. shooting in which three persons, Miss Field, forwere slightly wounded at the | mer wife of moRoyal Cotton Mill. State Textile |, vie star Paul Workers Union Director Lewis, . Douglas, anConn promptly put in a call for a nounced their Senate investigator. wedding plans Mr. Conn and Robert Cahoon,| yesterday. Mr the union's southern attorney,|Parker formerly was wed to acsaid one of the mill owners, ctress Marion Hughes VanEps. Everett Jordan, had refused to meet with them in a “peace” ses- Feedster

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the North Carolina Democratic! Executive Committee, owns the mills in partnership with Sen. Willis Smith (D. N. C.) upset! victor over Sen. Frank Graham rack calls himself a “fish pedIn last year's elections. dler.” He buys the fish himseif, Some 50,000 striking CIO tex- supervises the cooking, helps set tile workers in eight Southern yp, table and if help is short States ave made Greensboro, even washes the Pe their headquarters. The union ‘gn . H's Virre went on strike a month ago. But when it’s time to greet the seeking 13 cents an hour raise to his boost their base pay . an hour.

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