European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 10, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                                By John Krueger is London Bureau 4411 Lilly lists were deductible inc 1. Great majority a the stately humus it  would to a Limuli Rulilo Batterall ii Iii they arc in the  Mimi Clu i Duma Mornion in it Luok in mutely Milickis at uni land " in other words no Mailer Huw closely the lords Niziul the. R Manors they re ill haunted by the pc Cir of taxation even Waln manifestations. It s enough to make any unreal Eulale agent flu his Sci i and silently disappear into the night. Nevertheless accounts of upper Allons Are ample. They abide abundantly in Tom of the Swan Kiest abodes even if during your visit the High Clem haunting Hills to com off. You la never he disillusioned by the grandeur that sir Rounis you in such High spirited Sites us lir de plan in Sussex a isl off route a2s near b20w deep in the hear of hop country and Only eight Miles from inc scene of the historic Baltic of Hast Ings. Brede. A classic Rilend of medieval Ankli a clean periods has Mil a hew of hair raising talks in its 800-year history. One of is famous inhabitants Ameri can incl isl Sli lion cram produced a i Pirih Tinnik Panl online entitled the is j l the local Village school in1�09. Collaborating in the Charity performance were such distinguished liter Ary friends of Crane tit Henry James Joseph Conrad and ii. I. Wells. Inspiration for this epic which received u rightful review in the times might have been Good old father  peripatetic priest who has found it impossible to rest in peace since they Cut his Chapel in half in the House a remodelling of 1m7. He is supposed to walk up and Down the main  explained mrs. Roger Frewen. The charming hostess at Brede. A great Many Hove fell  the old priest s ladder that led to his cell above the Chapel still stands at Brede which was open to the Public on summer wednesday and saturday after Noons to sept. 24. But is still open any. Lime for parties of ii or More throughout he year. The Frewen family tree is one of England s most illustrious. Kir Winston Churchill is a Cousin to or. Frewen. Whose grandmother. Clara was u sister to sir Winston s Mother. Jenny. As the two Jerome girls from new York cil they had made a great Impact on British society. A  Uiligi ism is Enlil concerning Rede where lie has often slayct1 and which has been Home to the anger Fewens since 1952. Sir Winston so the Story goes asked his Cousin Clare Frt Wei later famous As Clare Sheridan that Ama ing sculptress traveler and writer How she was going to spend he honeymoon we Are Konu to  Clare  to have replied. This prompted the cons Only retail. I suspected that but where Are you going to stay some of the finest examples of Clar Sheridan s sculpting can be seer at Brede. As Well As a bust of the artist herself As seen by inc late sir Jacob Epstein. Old cry masterly specimens of furniture panelling ironwork tapestries and painting arc exhibited it Brede. Visited by Monarch and other world Leaden Down through the  inc guests who found it u not so Happy haunting ground was. Accord ing to an account in the stately hosts. Sir Winston s Mother. Halfway through the  the Book relates Jenny Churchill came running out of the room saying she could t stand ii anymore and slept the rest of the night in her sister Clara room. The next morn him she packed her bags and left and so they say never came  members of the family. Minn As shaken As lady Churchill have Dis closed thai h v had shift Eling they were sharing Brede with in Unis Fitl company of  is even photographic  wrote author Norman taken of a Smoky transparent but undeniable Fig ure of a headless Man in one of the  s enough to shiver the timbers of any stately Structure. Saturday of Lowr 10, 1964 Brede place in suit by looks properly mention like from ill rear Yardeni. You d never Lui Pecl that it May be haunted. Is photo by Ted Rohde Bronze Bull of Clare Sheridan is among Brede s works of Art. Legend lays that father John s ghost began haunting when this altar was relocated. This i Brede i cold room filled with Fine old furniture. The stars and stripes Page ii