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Lt. Robert Schricker Is on Way Home from PacificFined $50 as thePeeper Who SpiedOn Dancing ! winsArthur Eiermann Found Guilty of Disorderly Conduct Charge.Arthur Nelson Eiermann, 36 years old, 6316 Carpenter St., was found guilty of disorderly conduct yesterday for allegedly peeping through a bedroom window at a pair of twin night-club entertainers who live in Southtown, Judge William V. Daly fined him $50 and costs in Municipal court.Eiermann was identified In court by the mother of Gem and Jet Dumas, 903 W. 64th St., twin dancers at a downtown restaurant, as the man who had spied upon her daughters for a period of three weeks and who was arrested by police early Saturday morning in the basement of the apartment building m which the twins Ji\e with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Dumas.Mother Tells of Episode.Gem and Jet, a red-haired duo in green iumpeis, flov. ered blouses and dark glasses, were in court, as was their father, a yardmasler for the Chicago Belt railroad, but it was Mrs. Buoy Dumas, 1hc mothei. and Mrs. Florence Paulson. 63aR Peoria hi, a neighbor oi the Dumas family, who identified Eiermann.After the twins had come homeJ.T. ROBERT SCHRICKERa second lieu-Lt Robert E. Schricker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schricker, 7134 Eggleston ave., is on his way home from the Southwest Pacific battle area where he has been in action for a year. Lt.Schricker, pilot of a B-29 Mitchell bomber, has been awarded the Purple Heart, the distinguished flying cross and the air medal with two oak leaf clusters.Commissionedtenant in the army air corps in April, 1943, and a first lieutenant last December, the flyer has completed 56 missions and has 285 combat hours to his credit. Praising the performance of the six-man, two-engined B-25, Lieutenant Schricker tells of arriving at his base safely with part or the plane’s left wing and engine missing,Lieutenant Schricker attended both Englewood and Calumet high schools before enlisting in September, 194 i. His wife, Lorraine, lives at 6441 N. Artesian ave.His brothcr-in-’-nv, LI. John E-Smith of the Eggleston address, I has been a prisoner of Germany ! since the plane he was pilotingwas shot down by anti-aircraftfire while on a mission over Greece early this year. Lieutenant Smith, winner of the air medal, the Purple Heart and the distinguished flying cross, speaks highly of the treatment of war prisoners bY the Red Cross.
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Southtown Economist
Chicago, Illinois, US
Wed, Aug 09, 1944
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