European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 4, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday july 4, 1959 the stars and stripes Page 5 Serite Richeid in slaying sweetheart Lillian Freiberg 26, appears in a wheel chair at the Broo Lyncourt where she was sentenced to three years in prison for the 1958 slaying of air Force Pilot John Covell. The Pilot was allegedly shot after a quarrel Over marriage plans and the prosecution said miss Freiberg then wounded herself to indicate that Conwell had done the shooting. Associated press photo criticism of Art exhibit earns Ike tart retort new York a a squabble Over american Art selected for a Moscow exhibit brought president Eisenhower a tart retort from the woman who is to be curator of the exhibition. The president May be a Parttic Painter himself said mrs. Edith g. Halpert but he should let compe tent Art critics judge what is Art and what is not As a matter of fact she snapped some people think his paintings Aren t so Good  president touched off the ire of mrs. Halpert who is Downer and director of the downtown  Lery on Manhattan s East 51st St., with remarks at a news . Eisenhower said he would t undertake to censor the painting sent abroad. But he went on to de scribe one of the most celebrated of them As Lampoon More than  the next time a committee is chosen to pick Art works for Dis play abroad he said he thinks he senators attend Alaska ceremony Washington up Vic president Richard m. Nixon sent off a five Man Senate delegation who attended ceremonies in Juneau. Alaska marking the first Flag raising of the new 49-Star american Flag in the former Terri tory. The delegation is headed by  e. Martin a Iowa. Others . E. L. Bartlett d Alaska Spessard l. Holland a Fla Frank e. Moss a Utah and Winston l. Prouty a it. Republican aide named fort Scott Kan. A Tom Van sickle at 22 the nation s youngest Republican state legis Lator has been appointed executive Secretary of the National federa Tion of Young republicans. Vansickle of fort Scott was elected state representative from Kansas 18th District in november 1958. Will see to it that it contains one or two people that like most of us Lere Are not to exactly what Art is but certain know what we like and what  or. Eisenhower s Lampoon tag was applied to a painting by artist Jack Levine entitled  it depicts a rather hefty and pompous major general being welcomed Home from the wars with food and wine. The Levine painting is not anti american mrs. Halpert continued it s just anti pompous general the Way kids Felt in the army Jack Levine painted it soon after he got out of the service after  secret strike vote Bill introduced in House Washington a a Bil which would forbid strikes unti Union members can vote on the question by a secret mail Ballo has been introduced by rep. Clare. Hoffman a much. The legislation also would establish machinery to Guarante democratic procedure in the elec Tion of Union officers and Delegate in the same manner As our Politica officials Are elected Hoffman to the House. Expert says schools Best place to fight costly juvenile Battle St. Louis a the Public school is the Besplace to fight juvenile delinquency but it s going to e a Long and expensive Battle according to an expert.  c. Kvaraceus director of a year Long study if delinquency for the National education  a news conference schools get the kids Early in life and keep tremor a Long time. They have a team of trained opera ors and they usually have Good relationships withe parents much better for instance than do he  said about 1 per cent of the nation s school children Are so emotionally disturbed they should t be in school and another 2 to 4 per cent should be in special , who will report on the study to the Nea s annual convention said ideally Public schools should have the Money the staff and the facilities tosspot the potential delinquent Early develop varied curriculum slanted toward individual needs and abilities develop special classes for emotionally and socially disturbed children and develop compe tent teachers willing to work with dirty misbehaving children. Pacifist Trio arrested at igbo base Mead neb. Up Federal authorities Here held three pacifists who were arrested As they tried to climb Over a Gate at an Atlas icbms base construction site. The Trio identified As the Rev. A. J. Juste 74, of new York Ross Anderson 59, of Americus ga., and Karl Meyers 22, of Chicago were charged with unlawfully entering a military reservation. They face a maximum sentence of six  prison and a $500 Fine. Bond was set at $1,000 each by Federal District judge Richard e. Robinson. The three had been with a group of about 15 pacifists who had camped near the construction Gate. They managed to get inside the site once and were ushered out by air police but they were arrested after gaining entry a second time. A spokesman for the pacifists said More attempts would be made to get inside the site. Well try monday wednesday and Friday. We re hoping they la run out of jail space before we run out of people he said. Senators protest widespread use of mafia Brand Washington a the Eisenhower administration has been urged to instruct Federal agents to refrain from associating All americans of italian origin with gangsters. Sens. Hugh Scott jr., a a and Kenneth b. Keating . Said some Law enforcement offi cers and Senate investigators have tended to do just that. They expressed these views i letters to attorney general Wil Liam p. Rogers and Secretary of the Treasury Robert b. Anderson the senators said a revival histories about the mafia a reputed sicilian International criminal organization has resulted in abuse and vilification of americans of italian origin that is As heartless As it is  Congress warned on bar of jobs to top officers Washington up an sex eneral has said that a Bill to bar High ranking officers from defense Industry jobs would result in an exodus from top military posts of All but the unfit and a few who have married Rich  the warning was issued by w. Barton Leach,1 a former air Force eneral who chose a professorship at Harvard Law school instead of code proposed in risk cases Washington up Ameri cans for democratic action Ada has urged Congress to adopt a code of fair procedures for Security cases which would permit suspects to confront and Cross examine their accused s. Joseph l. Rauh jr., Ada vice chairman said such a code would re enforce the supreme court s decision striking Down the Industrial Security program for defense con tractors on grounds it was no authorized by the president or Congress. Chief Justice Earl Warren said in his opinion that the Industrial Security program was contrary to american standards of fair play because it did not permit alleged risks to confront or Cross examine their accusers. Pair sentenced to die in attacks Beaufort . A a White Marine and a negro Man were sentenced in the same courtroom Here to be electrocuted aug. 14 for separate interracial rape cases. Marine pvt Fred g. Davis 24,was sentenced for the rape of a 47-year-old negro woman. If Hedges in the electric chair As sentenced it will be the first recorded Case in the . Of a White Man s execution for raping a. Negro woman. About two hours after Davis sentence judge j. Henry Johnson sentenced 19-year-old Israel Sharpe a negro to death for the attempted rape of a White woman in her Home. Oing into defense Industry whence retired. But he said a ban on taking de sense jobs would cause officers to quit the service when they reached the 20 or 30 year retirement age rather than accept a promotion Toa Grade which disqualifies him from earning a living after begets  Leach made the comments in Aletter to rep. Alfred e. Santangelo . Questions have Bee raised As to whether such officers might be Able to influence former military colleagues to buy their  inserted Leach s let Ter in the congressional records he formally introduced a Bill to curb Industry hiring of top offi cers. Santangelo s Bill would make i illegal for a defense contractor to hire a military officer within five years after his retirement. Exempted would be officers wit technical skills who Are hired by universities and industries wit defense contracts totalling less than $1 million a year. Wiley files Bill to deny passports for known reds Washington Alexander Wiley a sen. A wis introduced a Bill to give the Secretary of state authority to withhold passports from persons who knowingly engage in the communist conspiracy. He emphasized that his Bill i limited to communists Only and said he does not think that the Freedom of americans to travel abroad is compromised in any real sense by such  urging prompt action on the measure Wiley said it is needed because of a supreme court Deci Sion last year that the Secretary of state lacks authority to deny pass ports to communists. Ins Confounder dead at 78 Washington up Arnol Kruckman 78, a Confounder of International news service  conceived the plan for the first round the world flight . Army aviators. Fate unites misplaced misplaced couple Chicago a they met again after 14 years  a City of 4 million people. And another step was taken Tofit together the Jigsaw pieces of the lives of a Man and woman who first became acquainted in a Dis placed persons Camp and married in the turmoil of postwar Europe. The Story begins with their marriage Janusz Zelaskiewicz was a polish Soldier who spent most of world War ii As a German prisoner of War. He met Maria Michalczyk in the do Camp while working with a . Army labor company. The married in her ten Germany nov. 5, 1945.the newlyweds were separated in the postwar chaos. Janusz was transferred to France with the la Bor group while Maria remained in Germany with their infant daughter Stanislawa. They lost Contact. They neither saw nor heard from one another until the Chance meet ing in Chicago last  the reunion Janusz and Maria decided they still Mere Inlove and wanted to be together. After their separation Janusz heard that his wife was dead an relatives said they had attended her  came to Chicago in 1950 and worked As a labourer. He also met Irena Bielinska and they mar ried on nov. 10, 1951. They have three children. Searched for husband but Maria was not dead. She sought her husband through the International refugee organization Ira but Learned nothing. Iro listed Janusz As  Maria later married Czeslaw Zawojski whom she met in another Camp. Their three children were born in the . After Maria an Czeslaw arrived in 1950. Maria was granted a divorce Las March. She was Given custody of two children her husband  has filed a petition in Superior court for annulment of his marriage to Irena offering to pay support for. Their three  granted Janusz will return to Maria. Their daughter was adopted by Zawojski when he married Maria and Legal action is necessary in the Case