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1 1 MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1956 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON (Radix) o0 Bartender, Wife Go On Trial For Fatal Heiress Abortion Y m By LEE UNDER PHILADELPHIA WT A bartend er and his beautician wife go on trial today on charges they per formed the illegal operation that killed a young heiress two months alter her story-book elopement with a motorcycle policeman. Defendants In the case thnt has attracted nationwide attention are Milton Schwartz. 49, and his wife. Rosalie. 43. Both have been free In ts.000 ball since their Sept. 13 arrest. The SJwarties specifically are accused of abortion, abortion caus ing death and conspiracy in con nection with the death of Mrs. Dor is Jean 8llver Ostrclchcr, 22-year-old heiress to an east coast food chain fortune. They face a maxi mum sentence of 10 years In prison and a 16.000 fine. The red-haired beauty died In the 8chwartr.es' north Philadelphia apartment on the night of Aug. 24, three days before her 23rd birth day and exactly two months from the day she had eloped to Georgia with Earl M. Ostrclcher, Miami, Fla., policeman after a whirlwind, four-weeks romance. The cause of her death, estab "DENNIS THE MENACE" Ww BOY, I WISH 1 WAS THIS TAIL JVHO GOT SEMT TO B60I' Poowa oprN e:ao i.m. JaneWyman I Rock Hudson IXTRAI The Urine Iwemp" OOOR3 OPEN 6:30 P.M War werrtee1 Cf?Ci torn llfi 9S lished by the medical examiner after an autopsy was performed, was an unsuccessful abortion. The girl's mother, Mrs. Oertrude Sil ver, Is also charged with abortion abortion causing death and con. splracy. Her father, vice president Herman Silver of the huge Food Fair supermarket chain, has not been Implicated in the case. Mrs. Silver Is not scheduled to go on trial at this time. The mother said Doris left her policeman-husband In Miami Beach because he had mistreated ner, end asked her faiher to start divorce proceedings. Ostrelcher called . these assertions "ridicu. lous." Quarter Sessions ' Judge Vincent A. Carroll, who will preside, an- nounced the Jury which court ob servers say may take as long as three days to select will be locked up in a downtown Philadelphia hotel each night until the trial's end. Swimmer Ann Curtis is the only female athlete ever to win the James E. Sullivan Memorial Tro phy. She was awarded It (or her 1944 performances. 1 1 WE'D EE Assassins Kill Korean Officer SEOUL (UP) Assassins dressed In Army uniforms and driving a Korean Army jeep today murdered the Republic of Korea Army's counter-intelligence chief, Ma). Gen. Kim Chang Yong. The 38-year-old Army officer was killed as he rode In his Jeep to work from his home In Seoul at 7:30 a.m. Two unidentified men In ROK Army uniforms rode up beside him and pumped four bullet at the general. Two struck his chest, another ripped through his chin. The fourth hit the left foot of the driver. The assailants escaped, but po lice said they were on their trail. General Kim was one of the most vigorous enemies of Commu nism in the notably antl-Commu- nlst government of President Syng- mnn Rhce. Last October he arrested nine men accused of plotting the assas sination of Rhee, Since 1949 he has been chiefly responsible for purging Communist ann leni't elements trom ute ROK Army. His methods have been harsh and efficient. Although Kim was among the strongest Antt-Communlsts In this bitterly anti-Red nation, high Army sources said thev did not believe the killers were Communists. They believe he was the victim of disgruntled South Koreans who were caucht up In his highly suc cessuu investigations. MUI.KSKINNKR DIES SAN FRANCISCO ) Ml-J. Cur. rle M. Landers. 101, who crossed tne Isthmus of Panama on a mule while coming to California 99 years ago. died after a long 111 ness. She was born In New York. POOW8 OPEN 6:S0 P.M NOW PLAYING! RORY CALHOUN uriwi-iuuuniM-Riiriv .aumi.mnw.iro,,,. HDgTl - CAHTPOK . HtWl XJ JEFF CHANDLER i THIS STOCKPILE of spuds contains an estimated 200 tons of tubers to be used later this year as cattle feed by Ed Johnson, owner of t he Super Packing Company, Klamath Falls. The feed yard is on the Hill Road north of Merrill whera Johnson is currently feeding 1,000 head of ani mals. Potatoes make better stock feed attar freezing and thawing, which dehydrates them, Johnson said. Numerous other cattle buyers and shippers and private operators divert potatoes to stock feed. Tokyo Rose Learns Terms CHICAGO 14T Tokyo Rose, wel corned home from prison by her family, reports to the U. S. court house In Chicago today to learn the terms of her parole from the federal reformatory at Alderson, W. Va. She served 6'i years of o 10-year term for treason. Tokyo Rose Mrs. Iva Ikuko Togurt D Aquino whose low- voiced talk of prcttv girls and home over Radio Tokvo tantalized OIs In the Pacific in World War II went Into hiding from reporters after her arrival In Chicago yes terday. A brother, Fred Togurl, said she didn't want to talk to newsmen before her appearance at the court house because "she doesrt't want to do anything to jeopardize her parole." Mrs. D Aquino, who was born in Los Angeles, was served with deportation papers when she was released from prison Saturday. Mrs. D Aquino feels she has served her punishment" and that she wants to remain In America and be an American citizen. She drove from West Virginia with her father Jun Togurl the brother and a sister. The family moved to Chicago after all persons of Japanese ancestry were re located from tile West Coast In World Wat II. ' The government contends Tokyo Rose lost her citizenship on con viction of treason in San Fran cisco In 1919. Robinson said she will not be kept in custody while the legal question of whether a natural- born American can be deported Is settled. Mrs. D' Aquino's husband Philip, a Portuguese, is working for a newspaper in Tokyo. Tony Curtis Returns From Europe Loaded With Culture By AI.INI! MOSBY t'nited I'rcss Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD (UPl Tony Cur tis, Ihe poor Bronx tough boy turned movie star. Is back from Europe with a load of culture and Ihe discovery that It s cheap for tourists after all Most returning travelers grouse about how Europeans make a fast buck from naive Americans. But Tony and spouse Janet Leiph, formerly young marrieds from a world bound by Ciro's and fan magazines, lived for five ex citing months abroad. They not only acquired culture, but got It inexpensively, "You can cat anywhere very cheaply," insisted tnst-talking Tony as he stretched on the couch of his living room. "Wonderful little restaurants. Lit tle hotels. Why do people complain they get cheated? On the boat I went down to third class to talk to a young New. York attorney and his wife who were going over on less than $1,000 for the entire trip. Most anybody who saves can go to Europe these days." Tony and Janet's acquisitions. "We bought a bunch of paintings. Well, actually lithographs. By Pi casso. Matisse. Braque. very cheaply," the kid from the Bronx said. "Janet also brought diums and sculptures from Africa. And we took a.SOO photographs." His biggest bargain, he thinks, were two German cars. One is a tiny three-wheeled bug he picked up for SB50 as a surprise for Janet when she arrived In Paris after finishing movie in Africa. The other Is a plushy $8,600 model "at least $2,000 cheaper than I'd pay for the car in this country." "When we drive the three whrcler in Beverly Hills cars pull over to the side to ask us what It Is." he laughed. The 'curly haired actor even picked up a smattering of French. He csn rattle off the French words for "laundry," "raccoon" and "brassiere" but the use of this vo cabulary mystifies me. The word for "brassiere" he thought meant "good morning" and he used It as a greeting for weeks In Parts until be was wised up. On this culture trip Tony worked In Hecht-Lancaster's "Trapeze." filmed in Parts with possibly the best role of his career. The bobby soxers will be delighted to hear SECOSD BABY NF.W BEDFORD. Mass if Pa trolman John Lomas helped de liver his second baby of the month nd his seventh In thiee years on the polife force. He's been nick r .ssm?-. , W&i 7 LYNN ROYCROFT collared a couple mora trophies for his of fice recently when ha was awarded tha "30 Grand Cup" ( left and tha Accident and Sickness award for leadership in the Willamette Agency of Standard Insurance Company. The "30 Grand" cup for agency leadership marks the seventh time in the last eight years Roycroft has won .the cup. The Accident and Sickness cup was won for the first time. Roycroft has re cently moved his offices to 3820 South Sixth in the Tuwn and Country location. Tony wears tight tights and floats through the air on a trapeze. Besides thinking Paris living is cheap. Tony has another unusual observation. It's popular to deplore Italian film stars. But Tony says of his co-star, Gina Lollobrigida. "She's wonderful. An earthy, good actress. I hsd the wildest time with that woman. I liked her." i I S s I fly United to PORTLAND 2V2 hrs. SAN FRANCISCO 3 hrs. LOS ANGELES 5 hrs. 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