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Walter C. Carrington '52, former president of the H.L.U. who spoke yesterday before the H.S.M.R. executive board meeting, suggested that "the people who performed the act should be punished." He maintained that "people have been punished for much less" and recommended that the cross-burners be placed on probation.
In Manhattan, white-haired Mrs. Evyleen Cronin, 59, Tallulah Banlchead's onetime secretary, who was charged with kiting $4,284 worth of checks and convicted of second-degree grand larceny (TIME, Dec. 24), came into court to hear her sentence: indefinite probation, because of her age and health, instead...
The Best Policy. In Hot Springs, Ark., after Moonshiner Martin Kizzar hunted up a tax collector and paid $73.50 on a batch of homemade whiskey, he was arrested for making illegal liquor, put on probation by the judge, who ruled that Kizzar was too honest to be jailed.
Satisfied, Johnson put him on probation, but not without indicating that hell would probably have no fury like a judge whose favorite youth-saving plan blew up in his face. "The public," he said, "is going to want to know what happens to Kimbrell."
He sent five players to prison for terms ranging from six months to three years. He freed nine on probation, and he sent Master Fixer Salvatore Sollazzo to prison for an 8-to-16-year term. But before the shocked and shaken prisoners were led away, Judge Streit angrily underlined...