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1 Love Them When I Marry Them,’ Says Blond Seeking 12th Divorce

HOUSTON, Mar. 1 (UP) — A 39-year-old" platinum blond filed suit for her 12th divorce here today and said she'd be man-hunting again when the divorce is granted. : :

Though she disclaimed any effort at establishing a world's record, Mrs. Betty Calamusa admitted she was rapidly becoming the most divorced womarr in the world. But she insisted she married “for love,” not for records. : In her string of 10. husbands—she married of them twice--were an FBI agent, a hotel man, a shoe salesman, an undertaker and an assortment of men with other occupations. “All my husbands have been good looking men who made a good living, but they were all. too jealous.” Mrs. Calamusa explained seriously. . “When I'm walking down the-street with my htishand and another man exchanges a greetIng with. me, and my husband asks if I ever went put with the fellow, I'll say sure I have,” she said. "I-haven’t, but it just makes me angry when a man, Js jealous enough to ask that.” “I've -never trifled with any of my husbands. They'll tell you that. I :think most of them still love me.” In fact, the attractive Mrs. Calamusa said,

most of them still send her Christmas and birthday greetings. : x . Currently, Mrs. Calamusa is ‘trying? to free herself from a soft drinks route manager, Joseph Calamusa. Her petition alléged cruelty. He was one of the two-time spouses. Mrs Calamusa. who believes that “marriage is “still a wonderful institution;” made the first of

Okla., where she was a student at Oklahomna Baptist University. y i No. 1 is now a hotel manager in Amarille,

Indian. No. 3 is now «n FBI agent. Then came a much-decorated World War II fiver from McAlester, Okla., a Houston shoe ‘store operator, an Alva. Okla;—machine company ex“ecutive. the flyer again, another Air Force hero, and finally; twice Mr. Calamusa. . Her longest marriage was 2'; years, to the FBI man, she said. And her shortest, four months, to the automobile dealer. Mrs. Calamusa said she was as puzzled as anyone as to why she couldn't find the man she wanted. - “I love them when I marry them, but . .. her voice trailed off, “I guess you might say I'm just too fickle.”

De Gaulle May Korea Truce Outlook Back Reynaud Darkest in Six Months

By United ‘Press |cause both sides were standing PANMUNJOM, Korea, Mar. just as firm on the prisoner re-

1 — Red truce negotiators patriation, issue as in the dead- “| J : : lock over Russia. = ‘angrily replied to a United

PAR rs United: Prem ‘Nations ultimatum on Russia Allied Raiders Dent » Mar. 1—Gen. with one of their own today.

: eo Reds Inside ‘Triangle’ Charles De Gaulle’s right- Allied delegates said there was 9 wing . French People's Rally no chance of an early armistice. |

indi ; i Increased bitterness in both TERS, Korea, Mar. 1 (UP)—Alindicated today it might be armistice supervision and prisoner lied tank and infantry raiders : thrust into Communist territory

willing to join a “national ‘unity ; : 7 excha discussions plunged the! ! government” under Premier-desig- pmmbiom talks into their inside the “Iron Triangle” on the nate Paul Reynaud. : darkest hour since the truce con- central front today while United The party,- largest in the Na- ference resuméd after the Com- Nations fighter planes destroyed tional Assembly with 118 out of munist break-off last August. oF yamage) nine Red tanks in the

the 624 seats, announced after a ; caucus that it is willing to “dis- North Korean Col. Chang Chun." "11" (thar air action, American cuss with . . . Reynaud his pro- San demanded that the Allies gaprejete tangled with 100 Composed program for a natignal Withdraw their “final \and irre-pyynist MIG-15 jet fighters over unity government.” . vocable” ultimatum of yesterday. ,, thwest Korea. One Red jet " which called upon the Communists| oq damaged and the others were

It marked the first time since 1946 that De Gaulle's group Kas to drop their nomination of Rus-ichayed back toward Manchuria. ” a truce if they want a

shown any - inclination. to take Sia to police part in a coalition cabinet and peace in Korea. ’ Rreatly increased Mr. Reynaud’s Must ‘Accept Russia chances of forming-a stable gov- ‘Chang aid the Reds would

ernment to stave. off national “eternally reject your opposition

bankruptcy. © 7 Pledge Support | until you withdraw. your un-

At the same time, =Mr. Rey- ,.550nable objections” to Russia's

he Yep, March's ep, Marc Lik . : naud’'s own conservative union of i e d Lion independents and peasants, with Membership on the proposed six-, :

“102 masembly aud T6-upper house Nation. neutral truce supervision mp, gig tion left the little lam seats, pledged its unanimous sup- commission. 4 " { sort to his efforts. The group mp, 14-day deadiock over Rus-ip said a national government .is gi, eligibility could be broken, CE aaTY 2 3 he well-being of ‘Chang said, only if the Allies im- . * : ‘mediately accept Russia or permit new lows on the free market. . - L.. {, pe seated on the six-na-GER) Premier ene Pleven. ion commission without ‘ratifica- ’ ' “uropean Army; , py the Allies. -- olan, announced after a confer- : > nce with Mr. Reynaud that his “Apart from these two (suggessmall group of 13 Democratic tions), there will be no other and Socialist unionists in the as- solution in resolving this quessembly also would support{“the tion,” the North Korean ‘¢olonel new Premier-designate. aid in making clear that he was

Willing to Discuss French Unity Plan

ythical tilt to usher in March. Mr. Lion snarled fiendishly as he sat hack on his paunchez and watched the shivvers of folk who thought spring was here, The littie lamb tool to hiding. He'd sold Hoosiers a bill of goods earlier this week.

The robins believed him and The John Mayhews of 28358 Forest Manor arose this mern- ¢ ing and turned up the heat. With" the snow and the eoll, they didn't expect early guests, Them Mrs." Mayhew glanced out the Kitchen window, There on the lawn, having breakfast, were five fat robins. Mrs, Mayhew had put. out suet and hredd. There were no leftovers. :

sald The 73-year-old Reynand, who serving ah ultimatum. ; 1lso was Premier during the 1940 Col. Don O. Darrow of the . German _ blitz and is a close United’ Nations bluntly retorted friend of British Prime Minister that the Communists were in no Winston Churchill, is trying to position to “demand” anything. ‘arma coalition of all-anti-Com-- In an adjoining tent, the United munist parties to steer France Nations delegates told the Reds through its worst crisis since that there seemed to be “no prosWorld War II. pect” for an early agreement on ‘Premier Edgar«Faure's govern- an exchange of prisoners and ment - resigned only yesterday therefore renewed their request AE . after the National Assembly re- for immediate, release of all sick came chirping of spring. Foolish jected its proposal for a 15 per and wounded captives. crocuses sprouted early. cent tax hike to combat infla- The old lion wrapped his woolly tion and raise funds to meet de- mane around his heck-and was fense and other commitments. The Communists promptly satisfied with the snow and the turned down the proposal. They cold.

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lzvestia Calls NATO ,accused the Allies ot Seliverately} Tgmperatures in Indianapolis ‘serving notice” o ntention to 43 24 | i Plan Step Toward War prolong the talks. Oe ey hip: a MOSCOW, Mar. +~(UP) +» The United Nation's Rear Adm. 4 as 27 degrees 4 At 7 3 m. Izvestia, the Soviet government R. E. Libby said after the con- ‘temperatures went back to 24. : newspaper, said today the West ference that it was apparent there European army plan represents would be no early armistice bhe- 20 Degrees Tonight BnGther routine step on the path: = It'll be: colder here tonight 20 to unleashing a.new-war. . an ,» , The newspaper, commenting on Five Tech Coeds Qegrees. Jousys ig last week's -Lishon meeting of g geo \ reezi : * the North Atlantic Treaty Or- Hit After Game : ne. ; ganization: Council, said the plan Tomorrow. ._will.__pe to. create 50 combat divisions Five Tech High School girls warmer. A high of 40 was a propaganda trick. told police they were gattacked IS forecast. ‘Izvesia - disagreed with U. S. and insulted by other students It ‘was worse in other Indiana Seer aly of State Dean Ache- last night as: they left the cities, T.afayette and Marion reson's’ claim of success for the ported 10 inches of snow. CovNATO meeting. It repeated the Crispus Attucks-Tech basketball joi0n had 4 inches. sfatement: made by Pravda, the game. What happened, Mr. WeatherCommunist Party newspaper... The girls are Shirley Barnes, man to this week's report that that “Lisbon again showed the 17,- 3834 Hovt Ave. Patricia the worst ot winter was over? internal weakness of the im- Jines, 18, 255 8. Leeds Ave. " perialist bloe arising from sharp- Betty Maloy. 18, 238 §. Leeds . COM air from the northwest, ening conflicts among its mem- Ave.; Mary Procter, 17. S. he said. here.” . Oakland Ave. and Carolyn Kays, You just can't tell about March, 251 8. Parker Ave. They| told police they were attacked a high of 55 and a low of 36. by a group of boys and girls Back in 1883, temperatures from another high school as they raced up-to’ 64 highest for Mar. left the Butler Fieldhouse. 1 in history of the local Weather ey gaid this group rainad Bureau organized ahout 1870, ows on them with ‘umbrellas . and insulted them with nasty re- Take heaw, marks. Three of the girls were struck again as they left the bus on the Circle. fr

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taining an estimated $2.5 mil- ——. lion in cash, securities and -jewel- o ry. But police said today they| overlooked . a baltered suitcase! nearby containing another million dollars. i. An" umconcerned watchdog, chewed on a hambone during the entire robbery last night. The safe was taken from the, 15-room stone chateau of Mr, and Mrs. Laverne V. Redfield while - the couple played roulette] in a downtown casino. If police estimates on the] amount in the, safe prove cor-| rect, the ‘burglary will be one of | the largest on record. ,The largest «cash robbery in history was {the $1,219,000 holdup of Brinks armored car ‘office in Boston in 1950. The Brinks' bandits never, have been caught. i

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Contents Listed The police * said preliminary estimates listed this as the con-| | tents of the safe: Jewelry valued $50,000 and $100,000.

More than $300,000 in cash, in= 'cluding several large-sized, old-

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| fashioned bills of $100, $50" and {$10 demonination. . . Negotiable securities valued at| million “and ~§2,

| between $1 million. | The bonds, police reported, have, all been endorsed by Mr. Redfield. | Two neighbors, Ruby and Marie| ‘Neely, reported seeing a badly-|, |scratched pickup truck parked ini {the Redfield yard during the time! {the burglary was believed to have taken place.

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Officers found ‘a miniature bar of soap with a wrapper bearing the words “St. James Hotel, Davenport, Ia.” near an open (window. They theorized the soap may have been used in sliding the safe to a window and into the waiting truck. The safe was kept in a closet in a first-floor, front bedroom, ‘hidden by some clothing and sev-

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full of negotiable = securities Cota : valued at $t million. Hoosierland upon it as. the

The police report said the fam- choice to win the 1952 Ind ily ‘watchdeg was fed a hambone, championship today. taken from the Redfield’s refrigerator by the thieves, and was left tied in an adjoining room; ‘chewing on the boné while the! burglars fled.

Mr. Redfield, about 55. has Pr ™° : 28 : in Reno since 1935. He Coach Herman Hinshaw's five

ohce was a store clerk in Idaho, faces the surprising Howe Hornets friends said, and went to Los Who advanced by downing SouthAngeles “dead broke” in 1931. He port in a tense 56 to 54 double made_his first fortune In oil land overtime game, deals, Battling in the opening game : ‘at 1 p. m. will be a pair of Jarkhorse entries--Broad Ripple and Decatur. Central — who reached the semifinals by their ruthless manhandling of the

2 Die, 160 Hurt By Tornado dope bucket.

FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn. Mar. par capacity house of 151 (UP)-—A brief but destructive sn,’ vaking fans !s expected: for tornado smashed a freakish PAt-ipe finish of one of the local sec: tern’ through the heart of thiS|{i;na1e’ most cantankerous besmall city late yesterday, Killing paviors in history. two persons and injuring at least The finals are hooked for 8 160. p. m. with television bringing toThe unpredictable twister, dqay's three-game ‘doings into touching lightly at some points Hoosler living rooms. as it. crunched heavily at others, 3 ripped through a 300-foot wide Assist by the Irish strip within an area of about five blocks, toppling or damaging tention by firing scores of buildings, basketball Indiana It struck this town of 6000 af night The Green. Wave's phe4:40 p. m. moving diagonally * ; : . * from the southwest and whirling "omenal 483 shooting average through a residential area, then 27 for 58- combined with Cathe through: half the city square in dral’s 55 to 49 all-game, pressure no- more than two minutes. tactics earlier tn the day to side: AICTE ee ri Re un line-the brilliant Tiger for good. County Hospital, only 10. were Tech clinched today's berth believed —serfousiy hurt, doctors. Vith a sterling 63 -to 80 - thrilles and nurses said. Property damage that pr decide : Yur Jieeps Witen , -r the slippery Myron Harland was restimated at $750,000 to 3 slipped underneath with 24

million. seconds: remaining for hiz third consecutive fielder of the-gquarter Attucks hit 348 but couldn't hang one in the closing seconds for Its second loss in 20 gamés this year.

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Injuries Fatal To Frank Ewing Tech had moved up. with a 63-

Frank Donald (Don) Ewing, to-27 blasting of Beech Grove 48, local garage owner and auto early Friday morning, winning dealer, died last night in. Genéral ite 13th game in 19 starts, Hospital of injuries received ine But Broad Ripple and, Decatur an accident Thursday night Central were. equally surprising Mr. Ewing was thrown from with their own upsets of Manual his car after he lost control while and Ben Davis, respectively. returning to Indianapolis on U, § The up 0 Jen! Sook Hae their second consecutive upset of curve north of Ind. 100. the tourney, blasting Manual, 59 He resided at 1503 N. Pennsyl- to 45, by halting Manual's second vania St., and was owner of the half bid. Ted Bosler and Gene

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"IT COULDN'T HAPPEN"—Crispus Attucks’ Bailey Robert. son collapsed crying on the playing floor after tha Ti last night by Tech's Big Green. He was helped away leader and the assistant coach. (Other Pictures, stories on Page 4).

On Sectional Crown i ny 4 > R yo “Tech, the Crispus Attucks giant-killer, hadithe

Tech's Green Wave donned the) (favorile’s toga measured for the pegpectively, disrobed Tigers in the semifinals Baird's tc at ‘the Butler Fieldhouse at 2:15 Rockets,

sectional®other of the thrill-a-minute games

‘We'll Cut Em Of, Officials Say Following New Decency Code

| The low neckline V is gone forever from TV in Indian. | lapolis. ;

. That was the promise—or threat—today from officials (of WFBM-TV as they subscribed “100 per cent” to a new decency code for television] < m—— : — throughout the ‘nation, (helpful stimulation, and remind From now on, close watch will him of the responsibilities which be kept on dll network showsithe citizen has towards his sohandled here, Should any female gjety,” ; performer come forth with less] Time limitations were set for than the required cloth covering commercials, ranging from one to. her front, she'll get the quick|seven minutes, depending on the blackout, sald WFBM-TV officlals.| length of the program and the A'If anything like that comes time of day of the broadcast. through, we'll cut it off,” sald To enforce the code, the associa« David Milligan, publicity man- tion has set up a review board to ager of WFBM-TV. {review ‘programs, screen come That applies to national pro: plaints, and make recommenda-’ grams, which he said have been tions or prefer charges against the only offenders. {a station, “We have always kept our own

) Ni The association's television loupe shows clean and decent,” hoard of directors has power to Mr. Milligan declared. |withdraw a station's or a net. The “decency code” came as a work's right to use the seal after climax to the year-long battle of a hearing, e | TV. gulch, It started with sexy) ‘salvos from Faye Emerson, Marie Wilson, Laurie Andérs and oth-| ers, But they started retreating! several months ago-—-voluntarily|

|—when protests started mixing’ SH Fu {In with letters of praise. | i! | Mr. Milligan said the Indianap- I d p : olis station has been following, ; i

the code as a general practice for oy : A Police armed with warrants,

ors defeat y a cheer- | {the past two months. But it |wasn’t until today that station today are searching for two : |officials announced their decision More law violators in the week- . an J £2 'to cut off the “offending” ladies. ld taxi strike here. nes ? | TV gowns aren't the only ob-| One warrant charges assault !{ectionable features to be cen-'and battery with intent to rob (sored. Station officials said they

against a man accused of the will also watch for double mean- strong-arm hijacking of a Red |ing jokes and other “unwhole- Cab Thursday night. ; Some” entertainment: |: | After the : driver was forced

lh ik Sugbiond #N NGELOPOLHIS lout, the: ditched fn a

oy 3 y ; L \/ ne Big Green became the No. 1, wr : iy ig ui’ PPE Fs . to woh hye 77 “stations. and fOUr Major; qn. oth pe ianapolis’ sectional .basketball networks Wont announced todny (1; ious ne oy areant chinrges mas {in Washington. ‘As proof of their{ .....4 of ting gaint , EAL od ‘clean-up, the stations will peri- = 000 iting io, . |adically display a “Seal of Good | Police Bt Yiien sire, Capt. Tactice.” : J, Richard Jacob sald he fs not The ' stations and networks... erned whether the wanted =

have subscribed to the television! y code adopted—by the National As- men are Union, company or other-

sociation of Radio and Television | Broadcasters in an effort to head off growing demands for govern-| ment censorship of TV programs. |

Thé: code provides that cos- . - : 7 tumes shall be within the bounds C. R, Kinnaman, vice president

of propriety and “avoid such ex:|%f Socal 188, AF sen posure of such emphasis on’ p on. 2a t e un als one 0 anatomical detall as would em-| ihe warrants was for (one of my

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bo Body movements must he within! He sald the union hag no plans the -hounds of decency, while use

to strike the remaining cab coms of settings “closely associated panies in town today. 5 with sexual life or sexual sin

“As far as we know, they must be governed by good taste aren t scheduled. Of course, If the and delicacy ” »

drivers walk out on their own, we . an’ ] at. There have been These are but a few of the pro- Ant help that : visions of the lengthy code, de- contacts between the union and signed to “enlarge the horizons of|the drivers for the other companthe viewer, provide. him with

8.” he added. wholesome entertainment, afford.

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| And Decaturu Central's Hawks were -néver better against Ben Davis. In fact, they weren't good enough on two previous meetings, but they had it against the Giants yesterday. Coach Marvin Caves boys stalled out a well-played 43 to 41 triumph and came in under the wire as Ron Ragan’s onehand swisher’ came one second after’the final buzzer. It was an-

‘One of My Boys’ “I'm staying down the middle, trying to preserve law and ore

that gave’ the. local sectional a patch-quilt pattern of continuous upsets. ’ Howe's victory came after Earl Green sank the sudden-death fielder after opening of the second extra session, Howe's record ys 14-8, Tech's is 13-6, Broad Ripvle's is 6-1 Nr at and ‘Decatur kas a A meeting for all cab drivers in - the city is being called for 8 p.m, .. Monday ‘in the union hall, Mp, 'Kinnaman said. “We will map . plans for the future, and try to organize the other drivers in the city,” Late yesterday, union attorneys presented a petition to Mayor J Clark/ asking him to revoke the Red Cab Company's city license, RICHMOND, Mar. 1—A 45-year-old preacher who took ohtending the company had vio-dp-resid ita t8everrs oh ah : lated the city cab ordinance by p residence with a i-year-old “angel from his congrega- encouraging “violence = against tion was charged with statutory rape here today. striking employees.” y , 3 > ia Harrison Miller, secre to John R. Campbell, who preaches .in. the Apostolic the Mayor, said Mayer ntl iw Mission, denied his affair with bed-ridden with influenza and the girl, who is married to an- spirited” preacher at the time, Would not act on the petition unother man . and the examining doctor report- til he returned to work. . Wayne: County Prosecutor Wjl- ed that Campbell “was sane, but liam H. Reller gaid he didn't & borderline case.” need Campbell's admission. "He He sald the latest developments sald he had all the evidence came after the landlady of the necessary, including a statement rooming house-Kden where Campfrom the girl's 19-year-old room- bell had lived. with the girl commate who was shifted out onto plained to him that the the living room couch when sheets. were missing after Campbell moved In with his moved out : cians last night,

angel” for three: weeks during. The pape complaint against In. a special session called at February, Campbell waz signed by the “an- 238 8. Meridian St., by James 1. gel's” husband, wno said that his Dilley, former secretary, Ring 10, wife “broke off” her affair with International Brotherhood of MaCampbell, and went ta Kentucky gicians, passed a resolution and with her mother and “made a gave a unanimous vote of confi clean breast of the whole thing.” dence for Stern’s “personal char. All of the interested parties acter and integrity.” now are living in Richmond. Known for his TV magic shows,

Nab Hoosier. Preacher Who Lived With Angel

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Magicians Back Duke Stern

Duke Stern, local TV magician m charged ‘with possessing obscene literature, was given a vote of they confidence by Indianapolis magie

Separated From Husband The prosecutor sald Campbell had convinced the 16-vear<old “angel” she would he committing adultery if she returned to her husband and ¢hild. She had sep arated from her husband about #ix months ago.

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Young. Mother Held On Pickpocket Charge

SOUTH BEND, Ind... March 1 made many highways impassable Mrs. Barbara Ann, Shid- during Lafayette's. evening rush aker, 18, Calumet City, I}I., mo- hour, ther of a two-year-old child was the cit) held in St. "Joseph County Jail packed hotels,

today, on a pick-pocket charge, Police said she admitted taking ways in the central and parts of

ih the 8ofith Bend buszi- were “I'm a good pick-pocket,” po- at Lafayette. and former South Bend resident. State Prison at Indianapolis Nov.

29, where she was serving a 1-i to-10 year sentence on -a similar,

Traffic was crippled to a near standstill in the Lafayette and Marion areas, where the -heaviest snowfall - was reported. Snow

Stranded out-of-towners in “Aor basketball sectionals State police said most highsection of Indiana couldn't fall

16 the northern fey. Snow’ plows Keep pace with ‘the heavy

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Pennsylvania ‘Motor Inn. and Neudigate hit 20 and 15 points Plaza Garage. He was not con- ~ -

‘nected with Indianapolis Nash Slayer of Husband

Inc, as stated yesterday in The : Times. Released on Bond #

He was taken.to the Flanner &. Buchanan Mortuary. “Services 2 have not been arranged.

A 27-year-dld fhother-of three children, charged with slaving her = husband, was nut on low. bond today. : Mrs, Violet Splater po®ed $1000 hond through attorney James Dawson : Judge Scott McDonald set the bond vesterday in’ an unusual move when he bound her over to the grand jury, saying evidence showed she acted” in “self-de-fen=e." 3 tee, The hrunet housewife confessed - Society .. PE shonting her hushand, Inhn, 38 BPOFS i cecissvnsisesnsadh, 5 Feb. 20. in the garage at 1320-22 — mimmmntetFoe 16th St. where they: lived.

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Mr. Reller sald the girl told him: : “I Knew, it was wrong, but ‘he forced me, He kept throwing up to me that my ‘husband had fathered another woman's baby, until I'd get so furious. 'I_ didn't know what I was doing.” Mr. Reller said -he first became interested in the case about six weeks ago when Campbell's wife came to him for help, .He sald she had learned that Camp bell had been ‘chasing’ the girl whom he called his “angel.” At the time; the Prosecutor sald, members of the congregation, ~eonvinced Mrs, Campbell not to-press charges. Mr, Reller said Campbell left his wife and #hildren- a short time later. Mr. Reller ofdered a paychiatic (examination. for the “high-

Campbell was-released from jail Stern was arrested Tuesday in a last night when his brother post- raid on the New Novelty Shop, 10 _

“ed $2000 bond. Prosecutor Reller E. Market St, where police con-

expects-to arraign Campbell early fiscated dozens. of pornographie next week. “funny books” and obscene p'ec-

: tures.

Honks His Horn A In addition to other things, Mr.

Reller said Campbell claims he Work 10 Begin Soon. has “been in touch with God” and On 1st lowa Steel Mill can “walk through closed doors.” 1 * Mr. Reller added that Campbell ¢ didn’t attempt to walk through two weeks ori Iowa's first stesl any walls on Tuesaday - and mill and the $66 million plant will Wednesday when he called on theibegin operating’ in nine to 12 girl where she was staying vith months, it was Wnnounced today. her husband and mother. The. C. A, Depue,, founder of th Prosecutor said he just sat at thie/ North American Steel Co., g curb and honked his horn. - |will operate the milk le As for Campbell's church, Mr, firm will. bring iron ore down the Reller said the congreghtion has Mississippi River from Minnes dwindled to practically nothingjon barges and ‘Will bring coal up since the start of the frouble|the river from Kentucky and Illi about six weeks ago. nois, : ny :

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