The Archive · 1938

Live in England

Famous Psychoanalyst Finds A. New Home SPECIAL TO THE '8.0.0.8.

London, June 5.

Professor Sigmund Freud, the octogenarian Austrian psychoanalyst, is learned to have left Vienna en route to England, accompanied by his wife and daughter. He has been granted permission to live and work in Eng-lend.

The Professor's son, who is ani architect in London, is meeting the party.—Reater, Los Angeles, June 4.

Mrs. Thelma Clark, heiress to a Montana copper fortune, today was ordered by the District Court of Appeal to pay $22,500 damages to Mrs. Christine Fitzpatrick for alienation of the affections of her husband Michael W. Fitzpatrick.

In upholding the award made in Los Angeles by Sùperior Judge Elliott J. Craig, the Court of Appeal held that the amount involved "was not so excessive as to shock the sense of justice, and the jury was well informed in the case." s Mrs, Clark is the widow of the late William Andrews Clark, grandson of the former Senator Clark of Montana.

Mr. Fitzpatrick was purser on a Panama cruise taken by Mrs, Clark.—United Press.

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