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Is Acquitted of
Bribery Charges
SEATTLE, March 23, —(jP)—
Lynn W. Gemmill, 41, acquitted
in federal court on Morch 10, on
2 counts of bribery, was denied j
reinstatement as U. S. Attorney.
“The refusal of the reassign
ment,” Gemmill said, “came in a j
wire from the office of Attorney
General, Francis Biddle, denying j
the reinstatemnet for even a lim- i
ited time.”
Gemmill was tried on charges j
of soliciting $3,000 and accepting ;
$1,500 as a bribe, from Mrs. Cleo
Patricia Wilkins.
The jury freed him after 12
minutes.
“Despite the rapidity of my ac
quital,” Gemmill stated, “the At
torney General’s action leaves no
alternative except to resign at
once.”
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By Stuart L. Parker, C. Sp,
(A Coast Guard Correspondent)
ABOARD A COAST GUARD
MANNED LST SOMEWHERE IN
THE PACIFIC (Special).—If this
■hip ever has occasion to evacuate
child refugees. Coast Guardsman
Raymond D. Grimes, West Eliza
beth, Pa., will not be designated the
man to play father.
Grimes has had previous experi
ence.
The young Coast Guardsman was
serving aboard another ship when
four scared Japanese children—one
a 2-week old hoy—were found in
the wreckage of Tinian after the
assault there. Grimes, a hospital
apprentice, first class, was ordered
to care for the children.
“Besides the baby, there were
two other boys and a girl,” said
1 Grimes. “The oldest boy was about
7 and the girl about 4. The kids v
couldn’t speak a word of English.
They were too scared to even utter
a sound in their own language.”
Without previous experience in
the woes of fatherhood, young
Grimes made the baby a dress out
of a pillow slip, and diapers out of
the triangular bands ordinarily
used for arm slings.
“Only sign of interest the kids
ever showed was when I would give
them pieces of chocolate,” Grimes
recalled. “Then they would grin.”
But he lost his adopted family
after 2 days. The chaplain made
hurried arrangements for island
civilians to adopt the children tem
porarily after he caught Grimes
trying to teach the oldest boy un
complimentary and profane re
marks about Japanese rulers.
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