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98 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, June 18, 1953 SIAMESE TWIN MAKES CAMERA DEBUT Rodney Dee Brodie, 20-month- ihe operation. Roger died 34 gars i i ys after he was separated from - old FurvivaE of Yo gry mak: ney, who was given an artery ing operation which separate the twins shared jointly. The him last December from head- | world at large and particularly to-head Siamese twin, Roger, ex- | the medical one, has followed amines a camera in Chicago with | closely the progress of the young- the curiosity of any normal child. ster, who is the only survivor of Still a patient in the children's | this operation which is known to ward of the University of Illinois | have been attempted at least hospital, Rodney faced 'photo- | twice previously on the Brodie graphers for the first time since Rosenberg's Fate On Justice's Scale By DONALD SANDERS were known to be in Washington WASHINGTON (AP)--The tautior close enough to return in time drama of Julius and Ethel Rosen-|5r the session, called for noon, berg built to a climax today be-| qo .notitutes a quorum entitled huriedly-assembled U.S. | Court Just 11 hours be- | conduct business. fore the time fixed for the couple's| Douglas' grant of a stay of ex- execution as atom spies. ecution touched off a rapid se- At Chief Justice Fred M. Vin.|duence of events Wednesday. son's summons, the justices inter- | The justice department 'moved their summer recess to con- | for a reversal, "as expeditiously Tied once again the case of the as passible . but without un- man and wife sentenced to die in|seemly haste," of what Attorney- the electric chair because, a jury | General ' Herbert Brownell termed found, they conspired to pass|an "unprecedented" action by the atomic secrets to Russia. [Jasties: i i. sisi , las, who| Vinson, in calling the justices ae ro Dutela legal back from the recess they had point. of sufficient substance to| started Monday, said counsel for merit an indefinite stay of execu-|the government and the Rosen- tion had 'been raised, first heard |bergs could argue the case in open of the unusual session over a mo- | court. tel radio in Pennsylvania. He ar-| The unofficial legal consensus ranged to fly back to Washington was that if the justices who this morning. | assembled today should overturn Assuming the weather permitted | Douglas' decision, the effect would las' flight from Pittsburgh, at|be as if nothing had happened ast a eo the nine justices'since Monday, when the court re- New Parkay spreads smoothly cveri when ice cold | wait guarantess'it! Parkay Margarine never needs a warm-up. It's ready to serve the instant you take it from your re- frigerator. Kraft guarantees New Parkay will spread smoothly on the freshest slice of bread. Get a pound today. *Your money back if you don't agree! Always fresh--always smooth-spreading Both in regular pack and | special time-saving Color-Kwik Bag. fused for a fourth time to review the case. It was thought possible that, if that was the court's decision, the execution might go on tonight as scheduled. In any eveut, U.S. District Judge Irving R. Kaufman of New York had fixed the execution for the cur- rent week, and his mandate could be carried out by officials of Sing Sing prison at Ossining, N.Y., any- time before midnight Saturday. Should no decision be forth- coming this week, and if the eventual decision should go against the Rosenbergs, a new date would have to be set by Judge Kaufman. A 24-hour police guard was thrown around the New York apartment building where Judge Kaufman lives because, police said a second threat had been received that the place would be bombed. The -judge and his family, how- ever, were reported not at home. Douglas acted under a 1925 law which allows any Supreme Court justice to stay an execution. Want to buy, sell or trade? -- A Classified ad and the deal is made. Extortion in ib Charge: Doctor Arrested WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--Dr. F. V. Auberle of nearby Tecumseh was arrested on a downtown Detroit street corner Wednesday for ques- tioning in connection with an at- tempted extortion. The arrest took place after Rob- ert L. Weir, a former Windsor resident and prominent Detroit business man, reported he re- ceived several telephone calls from | a man who demanded $1,000. Mr. Weir said the caller identi- fied himself as "Mr. Martin' and said he was seeking funds for the "Detroit Juke Box Gang." Mr. Weir said the man threatened to 'take care of" Weir's 10-year-old daughter '"'with acid in the face" if he did not pay up. The juke box reference was be- lieved to have been a referenc to a recent hearing into the operation of juke box establishments which was adjourned after an important witness was unable to appear. Both Mr. Weir and Dr. Auberle are members of nearby Beach Grove Golf Club. Later the man telephoned Mr. Weir and asked to meet him with $500 on a downtown corner. Accompanied by plain clothes- men from police headquarters, Mr. Weir went to the appointed street but no one turned up to collect the money. "Martin" called Weir again and arranged another meet- ng for noon Wednesday, Mr. Weir said. Again accompanied by police, Mr. Weir went to the spot. There a teen-age boy asked for the en- velope. Police questioned the youth who said he had been instructed 2] Have Died In Toronto TORONTO (CP)--Police Wednes- day night tried to identify an el- 'derly man who died in hospital of injuries suffered earlier when he was struck by a street car, while crossing a downtown street. He is thought to be George Clarke, about 60. It was Toronto's 27th traffic fatality this year. Loch Lomond in Scotland, largest Jake in Great Britain, is 24 miles ong. by an unidentified man to pick dp the envelope. . Later, after police arrested Dr. Auberle who they said was watch- ing Weir from a nearhv eotorn the youth identified the doctor as the man who had instructed him fo meet Weir to collect the en- velope. 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