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Death Sentence Stayed
On 17 Germans Tried
For Massacring PWs
By the Associated Press
A stay of execution has been
granted a number of Germans
sentenced to die for the wartime
Malmedy massacre of unarmed
American prisoners.
Secretary of the Army Royall
held up the death sentence—which
he said involved 17 men—late yes
terday after the Supreme Court had
refused by a 4-to-4 vote to consider
a release petition for the condemned
men and others convicted in the
same case.
Mr. Royall said Gen. Lucius D.
Clay, American commander in Ger
many, will investigate ‘‘serious al
legations" made in the petitions.
The appeal charged the United
States with using “sham” courts,
threats and third-degree methods to
force confessions from the Germans,
ft was filed with the Supreme Court
by Willis M. Everett, jr., of Atlanta,
who as an Army officer defended
the Germans at their trial in
Dachau, Germany.
Mr. Everett’s habeas corpus peti
tion listed only 12 men sentenced to
pe executed day after tomorrow out
pf 74 convicted of taking part in the
Malmedy affair. Secretary Royall
mentioned 17 condemned men and
a total of 72. There was no imme
diate explanation of the difference
in the figures.
The Supreme Court after its
special session issued a brief an
nouncement stating that the petition
was denied. The announcement said
shat Chief Justice Vinson and Jus
tices Reed, Frankfurter and Burton
felt that the Supreme Court had no
authority to consider the appeal,
rhe announcement added that Jus
tices Black, Douglas. Murphy and
Rutledge favored hearing the ap
peal immediately.
Those under death sentence were
listed in the Supreme Court petition
as Valentin Bersin, Friedel Bode,
Kurt Briesemeister, Friedrich Christ,
Josef Diefenthal, Ernest Gold
schmidt, Hubert Huber, Paul Her
man Ochmann, Joachim Peiper,
Deorg Preuss, Erich Rumpf and
Paul Zwigart.
Wife Finds Tree Surgeon
Fatally Shot in Bedroom
Gerald E. Harris, 31, of 4308 Rus
sell road, Kaywood Gardens, Mount
Rainier, died last night in Prince
Georges General Hospital from a
gunshot wound in the head.
Mr. Harris, a tree surgeon, was
found in the bedroom of his apart
ment about 6 p.m. by his wife. A
22-caliber rifle was nearby, police
said.
According to police, Mr. Harris had
oeen drinking before he came home
ind his wife told him she was going
Dut while he “slept it off.” He is
said to have replied “I’m going to
sleep it off. all right—for good.”
Two hours later Mrs. Harris re
sumed to the apartment with their
3-month-old child and discovered
tier husband. Police said he had
seen despondent over financial af
fairs. Dr. James I. Boyd, Prince
Georges County coroner, said he
would issue a certificate today.
Marines Unit to Meet
A meeting of the National Capital
Detachment of the Marine Corps
League will be held at 8 p.m. tomor
•ow in the Raleigh Hotel. All Ma
•ines and former Marines in the Dis
rict area are invited by Detachment
Commandant Edwin W. Luther.
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Democrats Convene |
In South Carolina With
Anfi-Truman Platform
By the Associated Press
COLUMBIA, S. C„ May 19.—
South Carolina Democrats opened
their biennial convention here today
on a platform of opposition to Presi
dent Truman Knd his civil rights
program.
The convention was scheduled to
receive a recommendation calling
for ^nomination of presidential
electors pledged to:
1. Election of President Truman.
2. Any other presidential candi
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civil right* program.
Such a stand was taken last night
by the convention's Resolutions and
Platform Committee headed by J.
M. Moorer of Walterboro.
Mr. Moorer explained that under
the proposed platform, electors
would cast South Carolina’s electoral
vcte for a person favored by the
State Democratic Executive Com
mittee or a subsequent State con
vention
This could mean that the State's
Presidential electoral vote might go
to a Republican for the first time
since 1876.
Mr. Moorer’s committee also
drafted a proposal for instruction of
South Carolina’s 20 delegates to the
National Democratic Convention in
opposition to President Truman.
Opposition would be expressed
also to any other presidential or vice
presidential candidate favoring civil
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of local race segregation laws.
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Sturdy Hay Ladder-1---16.45
All-Steel Grain Box Sides-61.50
Top Grain Box Extension, 12 inches-33.95
Ensilage Rack, 42 inches high - 83.50
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