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CLEVELAND, Feb. 29 — Mrs. ' Ruth Blakely, 37, sought a divorce today, -accusing her husband of violating “articles of gqod conduct” that apparently were designed to let her wear the pants “around the house. She sald her husband, Harry Blakely Jr., a 42-year-old con- * /struction foreman, “ignored’ enn tirely” the 12 articles they drew ‘up after a marital spat in 1949. “The case opened yesterday be fore Common Pleas Judge E. R. Hoover and continued today. Mrs. Blakely said her husband «i failed to live up to Article 2 be‘cause he was not ‘debonair and gallant” and made no attempt to

Igranted by Lilly Endowment, | virgin “Sexy Six” Club here set/lation of the club's one and only Lemon of Bloomington appeared

LARAMIE, Wyo., Feb. 20—The elected a president who in turn,

Two-thirds of the $2,604,793 teen-age president of the non- get up the fine system for vio-" Former tions set nu

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Inc., last year went to assistiyp a $1 fine on members forllaw, authorities said Wh ! ven ‘ , £ . . (today to have the inside track n ] Hoosier education, religious and fajlure to have sexual intercourse; mo ward off the $t assessment, s Indi FHA direc ? e y ou The Ro community services. at least twice a month, rb » for the Indiana directorship - \ 5 Scripps - Ho

the officials said the girls preyed , on .University of Wyoming stu- formerly held by the late R. Earl

dents or airmen from Warren Air Peters. | Force Base located in nearby! Mr. Lemon reliably was reCheyenne. ‘ported ‘to have polled the most “There is no evidence that highivotes of six persons nominated school-age youths have been in-,y the State Democratic Commit. |

; Yolved "il ete gitls, Miss! ioe for the $10,800-a-year plum. | money, in the next two years. gation. : ye! Salc. | The post has been vacant since The foundation contributed to, Existence of the non-virgin| Two of .the girls made their\y;, peters’ dismissal Jan. 12 for social science, humanities and club in this university town was pickups whilé working from 5 insuring a Federal Housing Ad-! religion through Union College, revealed jointly by Miss Carlah/p. m. to 2 a. m. shifts at a local n,ihistration loan on his own Ft. Schenectady, N. Y., in the in-|E, Lytle, children’s service work-/business establishment. Their ages| wayne apartment building. Mr. fluence of which reaches 20,000/er, and Miss E. Berniece Brown, were given as 14 and 15. Welfare Peters died in Florida Feb. 18.

| Soa . \ quoted the : D t ing the dati Long Distance ios dan new Fede Commission ington: As for hi Sen. Johns more than available in World Serie At preser tions in Col Sen, John television w

The foundation gave 3645000 Authorities who broke up the in unrestricted grants to 10 in- ring said she didn't collect’ a dependent and church-related col- dime. : . f leges in the state. Three of the members in “good This was in addition to a $500,- standing” were placed in custody 000 conditional grant to Earlham of county welfare officials, and] College at Richmond. Earlham ths others, including the presimust raise $1 million matching dent, are currently under investi:

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“rekindle their romantic past.” ‘Physical, Mental Abuse’

She said he also violated the “dally dozen” by provoking arguments and subjecting her to-phys-jcal and mental abuse. In addition, she said, Mr. Blakely committed “an indiscretion” with a Canton, O., woman. The Blakelys, who have an 8-year-old . son and 86-year-old daughter, have been separated since last August, Mr. Blakely said he Nas been paying $135 monthly to his estranged wife, plus utilities, taxes and “my blood” out of his $400 a month salary. : He refused to say why he had entered {nto such a seemingly one-sided agreement, - and he would not comment on the whims, § weaknesses and lapses of his wife mentioned in the articles. “It'll have to walt until I get my day in court,” he said.

Articles Listed

The “articles of conduct” were: ONE-—Husband shall be tolerant and kind to his wife and must | understand har virtues, weaknesses, whims and vagaries. _ | TWO-—HIis shortcomings of

children, the foundation reports. [county welfare director. Other character research proj-

{in Kentucky and by the Ameri-jof immoral conduct,” Miss Lytle can Association of Colleges and said today. . Universities. The Indiana Church] Council is starting a department

vements to 22 agencies. prove : ranted angry father ‘vowed today he

| t als The fotthdation = dlso 1d get a just trial for his son,|

{$108,000 to “Settlements Camp-|WOoU ing, Inc.” a corporation of fi

[settlement houses to set up camp on 70 acres in Brown On term for sleping on his guard

County post in the Korean ZIront lines. | The fund also helped support] Dorsey McConnell said his 20Forster Hall at the University year-old sen, Warren, had worked |

of Pittsburgh, John Herron Art |72 hours without sleep before he|

MRS. RUTH BLAKELY AND ATTORNEY —She charges her mate was not "debonair and gallant."

|ciety, University of Chicago, Uni-| ' versity of Michigan, and others. jhe boy 8 shale lo tell Bie side; The Endowment’s report was storys fo A dedicated to the late John 8S chaiSed. 1 feel the boy should) * . ‘‘have another trial.”

Wright who died ‘last July, who An Army spokesman said in

had been a director. He was! yo, : {succeeded by Eugene N. Beesley. Washington yesterday that young,

former days are forbidden and he y | McConnell’ got a ‘fair trial and |, Endowment officers are J. K. the sentence handed down by the!

must bé debonair and gallant. | . nn ofa : THREE—He shall be generous On the Highways Lilly, piendeny Cc al. Hvelelgh, | court-martial was upheld by the i vice president; Eli Lilly, treasurer,| ,,.n,y judge Advocate General

1 her ! 'TH—W -l , z Io Jee faults and Here to ry PLY MOUTH—Willlam L. Zim |and J. K. Lilly I, and G. Harold poarg of Review on Feb. 6, pags, : 'mer, “19, was killed last night Duling, secretaries. FOUR—He shall not provoke ywpen his trick went out of eon- SE

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| | i Mr. McConnell, who has until [Mar. 6 to appeal the sentence, said |

| a | Solicitors ‘Take’ FIVE—She shall be custodian] . of the funds. {a concrete abutment at the junc-' Housewife for $14 he would take the case to PresiSIX—Both shall be joint cus- tion of two county roads, 10! Mrs. Hans Schulze promised dent Truman, “as a last resort,” todians of the children’s upbring- miles east of here. Police said Mr.|today to be more careful of door- to clear his son’s name. ing. Zimmer wa | to-door salesmen. | “The sentencing id out of pro-| SEVEN-—In discord, the custody | goer was sillea pen the| Yesterday she admitted into portion,” Mr. McConnell charged. | of the children . shall be the ig post p erce 8 chest. ner house, 5120 E. Pleasant Run “My understanding that the! mother’s. i | Pkwy, N. Dr, a man and boy maximum sentence should have] EIGHT -—— Ownership of prop- Big Tom’ Loses who said they were soliciting sub-| been one year in prison. I don't] erty shall be joint. : . scriptions, | emer — NINE-—Past harm and dam-| Latest Court Tiff While Mrs. Schulze wasn't yp b Coin Machi to wife are condemened and! \looking, she told police, the pair RO olin Machines husband shall not repeat his!

The court case against Walter|gtole her purse containin | i g $10 transgressions. .|(Big Tom) Thompson, indicted and her daughter's billfold witn At Bowling Alley | TEN-—Husband shall physically lottery operator, héaded into the $4 | Burglars smashed open pinball] : righ his ve ang sonesly for| second year today. - | Sm {and other coin machines in Deze-| wife and take her out once x = lan’'s bowling alleys, 959 N. a week. | Thompson lost his latest via Sears, Roebuck to Open Holmes Ave., after it closed last ELEVEN — He shall refrain '0 escape trial yesterday. when 2 Stores in Venezuela [night and got away with an unTom jnteriefing with wife's pri-|Judge Harry O. Chamberlin,} CHICAGO Feb. 20 (UP) determined amount of cash. vate enterprises. Criminal Court 1, refus | 30, Feb, 2 ( —| They looted the .cash register TWELVE—Any violation shall ®d 10|Gen. Robert E. Wood, chairman and cigaret counter drawer, man-

Je sonaidered aa his admission ef 1Uash the search warrant used of the board of Sears, Roebuck ager Louis Dezelan told police, ma nfractions.

iby police raiders, suppress evi-|& Co., left for Venezuela yester- but did not disturb the alleys’ idence seized or return confiscated 'day to open two new branch 'safe. Learn the news BEFORE it property. . |stores in Caracas and Maracaibo.| Wrecked were two pinball mahappens. Read Washington Prosecutor Fairchild and police The Caracas store, the second /chines and a cigar vendor. The Calling for predictions of things raided Thompson's Big Tom!Sears store in the city, is sched- hoodlums also took a coin box to come on the national scene, |Novelty Co. 222 E, Ohio St., Feb. /uled to open Mar. 3. Mr. Wood which they pried from the ball-

and Our Fair City for the local (27, 1951. It resulted in three in-|will open the Maracaibo store i hi _ low-down in The Sunday Times. !dictments the following Mar, 29.| Mar. 6 : [lean ne: Hae ne, Mr. Dezelan

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“We have found ‘no instances pickups after they had completed, Henry O'Neil, formep Gary depjects are the Lincoln Foundation|of where a fine was paid in lieu their early morning shifts.

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The welfare workers sald the 5.4 Rausher, Evansville, former due chairman; former Mayor Walter 'L. Larson of Elkhart; Estel B.

he was at the time.” Army spokesmen said Warren! the

ve & wounded veteran of Heartbreak got off lightly. They emphasized | mit a/Ridge now serving a 10-year pris-|that under the Articles of War,

which apply in Korea, the sleep-| ing sentry could have been sen- ) y 3 It tenced to death. ! b “mo Mr. McConnell’s feeling that, justice had not been done was

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