The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 3

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING JANUARY 15 1935 A REVIVAL CONSIDERED BY Transcontinental Argument Flares Over Existence of Garcia Message Scrubwomen Get Raise in Wages For Benevolence NEW ORLEANS FAILS ON PAY Hauptmann Accused Of Spying on Condon GERMANS PILE UP GREAT VOTE TO REWIN SAAR WASHINGTON Jan 14 Aj General Gaica row Cuban am transcontinental argument del eloped ba5sador to Mrxim searching old todav betueen the man uho carried the to Garcia" and the man "''h''" ln lhp Cuban embassy 1 Not ha ing seen the menage Two Defense Handwriting Experts Quit Case Reilly Says They Wanted Money Mayor Says City Cannot Meet Payroll Because La Suit (Continued from Page One) Roosevelt Would Include Plan in $1000000000 Relief Program Brother of Dead Fisch Will Leave Liner Secretly BOSTON Jan 14 fD The benevolence of the state house scrubwomen was rewarded hundredfold todav A delegation of the women went to the office of Governor James Curlev bearing a spiritual gift for his deceased wife and son Thirty six masses will be offered annually for the- repose of the souls of Mrs Marv Curlev the governor's late wife and his late son James Jr After the governor had shaken hands with the women he inquired the amount of their salaries Told that they averaged $18 50 a week he oidered that their pav be increased to an average of $20 with no deductions because of davs off-from illness He said the new salaries w-eie commensurate with salaries being paid in other departments General Carlos Garcia Velez Cu manv ears he said he as not quite Uilieial GOUIlt Valve INazis ban diplomat averred that he was certain whether it was in his papers OO I (' here "parching the here or in Cuba 1 pr Ot made famous bv Elbert Hubbard but i But certainly there is surh a docu in San Francisco Colonel Andrew he insisted 'I remembei it Rowan retired who bore it said distinctly Otherwise my fathci or Semmes Walmsley and tha theie was no written communication 'would not have received Rowan forieommlsslon councilannounced today Colonel Rowan said he tiansmitted he would have had no proof of hi the information verbally authority We would have hud no 'hortlv at er they had placed the former chancellor in voting seven to' 'Its absuid for him to sav theie taith in him but for this credential icity financial affairs in federal court one for the German rule was no such General Gar- Rowan mav have carried an addi 'that the city would be unable to The firt disorder ot the vote was ria replied tonight reminding that tionnl verbal message but he dis meet its semimonthly payroll tomor- threatened early thus morning when Rowan bore the tidings to his (Gar tinctly bring us a letter fiom Sec- the plebiscite commission refused to cias) father of the United States' retarv of War whieh I an-i' let the sleepy tabulators gn home al tention to land forces in Cuba in the swered for mv father It as the first The clv officials stated that they though they hart finished their jobs war with Spain infficial information we had that the were unable tn borrow any money two hours ahead of schedule I will prove there was a message United States would cooperate with from jbe banks due to Huey Longi They were kept locked the Wart indjC hejaid Cuba 'state suit which tied up city finance burg auditorium uptit the results' i were officially annoiyiced to the Iff 1 TATA ATT nTTlTV TXTT1 and 1 a federal court woild The vote counters were an- A PkIJH I I Mil plrH I I (restraining order which took juris- diction of the city's fiscal affairs WASHINGTON Jan 14 (JF A revivifying of some of the machinery of the now defunct civil works ad ministration is under consideration by President Rooseve't in connection with his $4000000000 work-relief program The move was reported fridav by informed offioia who declined to speak for quotat'on by name as involving a departure from the present A policy of construction by contract so as to have the government itself spend at least part of the huge fund directly Existing state relief engineering staffs recruited for the once active A and retained to supervise work relief projects now reportedly supporting 2000000 would supervise at least some construction under the proposed plan It was disclosed also that the relief administration has completed a survey of one fifth of the families FLEMINGTON Jan 14 (UP) Pincus Fisch brother of Isi-dor Fisch returning from Europe to testify in the Haup'mann trial will be removed from the He de France secretly when it arrives tomorrow it was reported tonight Fisch is in the custody of Arthur Johnson New York detective A woman believed to be Frsch's sister and several German officials with Hauptmann's war records were said to be In the party It Was expected that Fisch will be taken fiom the liner at Quarantine and landed at a point in New Jersey W'hich would permit rapid tram connection with Flemington I STORES URGE REVISED CODE The mayor said an arrangement mav be worked out to pav a portion of the salaries to the thousands of employes some of whom have not ibeen paid their full salaries since I December 23 I Acting upon authority of legists A t0n adopted vbv the last session of Iroons removes official nrn'crtinn uummtr c-111- at 4-rnnKeS governing municipal fl at 4 a 70 tier centM the hallntx mered av'av Uldat for more monPV t0 000 000 tons annually from desert res nanres the city went into federal had been counted and the nar nlu lU mfIuuy- legation was ervoirs of Asia Minor was started on court ln a move to block actl0n ot a- een and he nazl Plu offered in the house to limit war us way to markets of the world to- the Long controlled state In New York tomorrow aboard the liner lie de France the company of Detective Arthur Johnson of the New York police -They will be taken from the liner aecretly aboard a government cutter to an unannounced destination to wait their turn to testify (German reports have indicated One of the three might be Hanna Fisch sister of the late Isador Fisch from whom Hauptmann says he got the ransom bills with which he was caught Attorney General David Wilentz of New Jersey said merely that some ct the witnesses were "relatives of Arches Fyebrows Miss Alexander who arched her fashionable eycbiows petulantly at the barbed queries of Edwaid Reilly chief of defense provided a bright interlude in the testimony of two handwriting experts who again called Hauptmann the ransom note writer These fourteen notes the first one left on the windowsill of Baby Lind nursery when he was stolen nd slam on March 1 1912 cost Col Charles A Lindbergh $50000 says he paid the money to Hauptmann St Raymond's cemetery a month and a day after the kidnaping Today the word of Albert Osborn the internationally known expert who last Friday accused Hauptmann as the ransom writer was bolstered by that of Elbridge Stein another authority on disced documentsi Parrfes Thrusts i Stein's cross-examination ended When court adjourned for the day Both said they believed the ransom notes and Hauptmann's conceded writing were the work of the same man Osborn white haired and unruf fled w-ent fuither than that Gmvenlioii VLI to Take Roonevclt Language Given wrote the Bruno Richard Hauptmann writings that is the request and orehef to determine their work apti- coneeded writings also wrote the tudes Suitable activity for collar' workers has been studied carefully administra-profits and make a detlaialimt of day by youthful King Gazt of Iraq j0 jie up cljv fund war subject to a national refpren-wno pressed a button to open a 1 150 federal Judge Wayne Borah ime mile pe line the longest in exist- mediately signed an order upon p-sumnlation of The senat audit committee before enee Itition of city attorneys citing State Stimulation of supense was entn ely wbcb jbe committees Years of toil and adventure in the Attorney General Gaston Ported lacking plea for another $100 000 is pending desefts and mountains of the Nearl(0 appcar ln federal court" to show Kumors ny acted on a number of other matters East b-ought American engineers cause w-hv he should not be enjoinejl In the Wat auditm mm lobbies but did not consider the appropria-jnew laurels with today's inaugural from proceeding further with a con- ransom notes Like Osborn he went carefully over the ransom notes and the Haupt- by plresident Roosevelt and his advis- can business was advised tonight by-alleged rs' but work was under- a government offical to lake the mann script pointing out stood to form the backbone of the language in its common similarity after similarity huge new program meaning not to interpret it One protect which might be car-j Fred A Ironside Jr general roun- The ninth day of the trial otherwise was marked by a strike of messenger boys who carry newspaper copy and red without private contracts itisel of the national emergency in the civil city other than signed an order the city un- rumors grew The basus ot most of tion for the investigation Iceiemomes War empire building them was a report that weapons had) The drive for more money w-as and a tedious fight by American been taken from antinan policemen carried on today bv Senator Bone construction bosses through hot as a precaution against trouble when (D Wash a member of the in- sands lava beds and barren hills en-the joy of the populace at the official quirv committee who sought bv a tered into the history of the $30000-w-ord of victory goes out of bounds speech in the senate to arouse pub 000 pipe enterprise View of the tabulation from the lie opinion He was the third com Austin builder of some of der federal jurisdiction gallery indicated that the Geiman mittee member to address the cham- the greatest lines in America had cursus suit now pending district court restraining from disbursing city funds for specified purposes Judge Borah also placing the finances of was said would be tearing dow-n jcil offered this suggestionm a'speech slums and building low rental struc ibefore the twenty-fourth annual venton of the National Retail Dry- State administrators have drawn Goods association by the withdrawal Of two handwriting experts from the defense staff Reilly said the experts Samuel Malone and Arthur Meyers quit because they wanted to be paid and Paas for grade crossing elimination understand the policies of the ber in this effoit charge of the two year construction indut-l Munitions makeis Bone told his tob Aants recruited toe Ncunkirchemeolleagues have linked hands across United States worked with French CUBA REPORTS QUAKE SANTIAGO Cuba Jan 14 (UP) A slight earth shock at 9 14 rp the defense cannot pay them Earlier both state and defense rejected the story of a Bronx carpenter who said he made a ladder for Bruno land two other men before the Lind- and other projects recommended by 'administration Ironside said "you the national resources board have but to give the language of the The survey of emplovment skil's is president its common meaning to be near completion on Julv 1 hen is not necessarv to interpret and Sulzbach the presidents program 'to end this it because it is straightforward I lower business of is due to be in full In thej-onvention's keynote speerh An estimated 400 lews alieadv hav border cities averaged 95 to 96 per cent for the homeland w-hile trial districts such as averaged somewhat the sea tn stifle the infant of peace English and Dutch engineers to open r-sdpntc hut no damage or its erarile the outlet from the rich Mosul oil 1 aamage pr casualties were reported He parried defense thrusts at his bergh baby was kidnaped record with the remaik that his testi blast field uavm uwens of Cnarlotte I left their homes some taking resi Braun leader of the anti Hiller "com Amencan interests in the four-p esiaent or the association called dence at Luxembourg and 150 others mon immediately after com powei operation of the nit company under which all planning movement to Palestine jpletonofthe balloting esterdav (controlling the vast output were France prejiared to receive up to calling the plebiscite under league of aady with tankers at Haifa to load of us big and little can continue to MUSCULAR RHEUMATIC PAINS the oil brought from virgin desert wells and carry it through the Mediterranean to foreign markets! PECORA LAUDS SECURITY LAW IT takes more than a to draw thpm out It take a exist 'Business wants as much as possible to be let he said 'And from retailers across the country comes the demand for a simplified code clearly expressed and easily interpreted While as erting that is no nations rpnlrol and in the presence of an international army "the gieat-est farce ever perpetrated outside Hitler Germany Estimate Made During two and a half hours 40 009 Saarlanders feed them and find them jobs as soon as they begin to trek over the frontier (From Metz France came the re port a general Saar mine strike threatened as a result of the dismissal of a miner by the French administra- Grilled bv Defene name of Miss Alexander was to the ears of spectators and alike could not 'remember whether were other persons the sta the night she saw and watcher but she thought it un model said she had gone to the to telephone her mother that wouldn be home to dinner She instead in a Chinese restaurant she said Reilly asked her why she hadn't a telephone in the restaurant nfDrop in Laid to Irritant And what good old Musterole soothing warming penetrating and helpful in drawing out the pairr and congestion when rubbed on tha aore aching spots Muscular lumbago soreness and t10n I tabulation ip plain view of the world Anti Hiller forces here fought to'ress of all fac Inva es "pit nsnl Af Ko 1 1 4 ssilae nu of ballot WASHINGTON Jan 14 The 035 ot business men more sympa- securities exchange law was de-lf1 more df(slroJU5 t0 be heP- the last against a nazi rule as the bal- a piles on i i 1 11 1 IO I hp nmcftn 1 an mirlr-tlmn 1 17 lortlAe cm o-tcl nuf nolciu coon oiwuiiut-9 CAiuaugc la WHS UC f1 viic JOvW aKdlllSL a iial rule AS me Dai- Mm all Preent spiead "ut scribed today bv Ferdinand Pecirra cthe iot counting progressed and belovtt commission member as havin' tlle tlme has come when mnn ihr fii- through opera glasses yielded an -xpssiiiiit l-i Vfcl CJCCU OI1U I as come when upon their followers to resi-t to thelthroush Bla55e- an stillness generally yield promptly to this treatment and with continued mony had been overruled perhaps once in twenty times infiequent-ly that it always gives me a shock Then he said the likeness between Bruno's hand and that of the ransom notes is unanswerable and The florid Reilly hammered away hard at Miss Alexander who said she was 26 and a model for gowns negligees and pajama Lawyer Irked He failed to shake her identification of HaujJtmann as the man she saw in the Fordham New Ytftk Cen tral station and again on the street used two or three evenings later At one point irked by state obiec-tions to his line of questioning the defense lawyer turned to the court and declared "I want to prove that she as never there and that she even know where the station is or what lines run past the place and she has lived ln the Bronx all her lfe Miss Alexander whocame to court with her mother told her direct s-tory under questioning by Assistant Attorney General Joseph Lanigan She w-as not sure of the date of the Inc dent either a Monday or a Tues The strange press She there tion his likely The station -he dined but near The closely the at 5 5 there She in a tending worked so well in practice that no mUv make our power felt not' uttermot any attempt to join the Pn'yip opr Patonal pfpltal but ln to Germany on the bas of the nK 85 per rpnt' statu quo about 14 jstate capiUIs as wel1 league controlled aIaW Per "nt and vote5 Coring unon league controlled plebiscite While spectators in the gallery of application relief usually follows tha Jven better result than the WASHINGTON Jan 14 Alleged of the New York sugar market by Cuban mteiests during December was declared bv department of agriculture officials today to have caused a 30 cent drop in prices Speaking mformallv after learning of passage hv the senate of the resolution of Senator Vandenburg iR Mich) calling for a report by Secretary Wallace on the situation offi old-fashioned mustard plaster Used by millions for 25 years Recommended by many doctors and nurses All druggists In three strengths: Regular Strength mild) and She said the railroad station was bv defense attorney pressed her to describe the interior of 'commission for the New- York su station Ipreme court bench predicted that re- "Don't you know the station closes cent simplification of regulations he suddenly shot ati would lead to huge new financing op-her erations essential to the recovery have never known it to close at'drive changes will be recommended to con- gress Peeora w-ho shortly w-ill leave the Wartbuig auditorium scanned tabula lions with spyglasses estimating a possible 80 or 90 per cent pro-Gcr- man vote out of the 500000 total the communist newspaper UP provisions for an influx of zeitung plastered the streets with edi lSaar of Ht- HOOVER LI IN SCHOOL JOB ExtraStrongTestedandapprovedby uNo4867 Good Housekeeping Bureau always been in Met 'Jafsle said she met I have Commission economists today esti mated that $3 000 000 000 in stocks and bonds could be floated under the 1923 new- rules which consisted of a re q-Rnv Bronx theater whiTe she was at-'duction in the extensive data whici J1 Jan 14 San' hu-h schoTl was companies previously had ford Cluett- chairman of a commit-at Tnd tte file with the com nominations for presi- dent of Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti tions calling for demonstrations Tel tnLclali a55ertpd tba Cuban corner had everywhere in the territory o'clock tomorrow morning The Saar minority must protect it eatern 5tandard self said the newspaper 'Neve 40000 Refugee- 'Never shall the Saar become Hitlei Th(H-e refugees- are expected to temporarily Their absorption into bootv1 A new stage of our fight be- number some 40 000 accotding to France was expected to add it exhorted French estimates Preparal ions were ablv to that -nations unemployment It referred to a statement of Max being made to house and fped them difficulties tute said tonight he had no know I edge of a movement among alumni to propose former President Herbe Hoovers name A group of alumni have been re- 3T it was nice to let Dr Con don know that I was going to school while I was w-orking Osborn admitted under eras exam ination that the capital "S' and the capital which appealed in the onginal ransom note left in the Lind bergh -nursery were not usd in his comparative charts shown to the jury nor did the capital the capital and the in appear Did you examine in your 100 or more specimens other than Haupt- dav evening in March she said Where you see him (Dr Condon)1 A I saw him in front of the telegraph office in the waiting room of the Fordham station of the New York Cential Now who else was in that sta tion besides you and Dr Condon1 A I saw a man looking at Dr Condon Objection Overruled How far away from Dr Condon w-as this A About from w- lere I am sitting to where you are utting probably just a little farther stricken from the record but Osborn replied he believed it would have been very bad ludgment to bring appeared in fawn ot extending an invi-for 2 years and listed sver caseLat'pp "ver He was a friend in which he had been employed Pa' recently the Vanderbilt case in New York neermg by the institute in 1930 Since Dr death several SHOP BY MAIL Manners our personal opper for out-of-town customers will give your order her special A famous Annual Fvent ex-traordln ary ln value sh ing- Included In the great price reductions you -will find the famous wm I in-DFLL i SONS CO I INFNS weeks ago Vice President Edwin Jarrett has been the acting head of I committee on nominations will have an announcement soon but The defense raised no obiection mann's the handwriting of one Isador'and he w-as qualified as an expert Notes Held Similar He said he had seen the ransom Mav we stipulate it is from 10 Fisch1 to 15 A Yes I A She said Dr Condon seemed to bel hand you a card and ask you having an argument in the front of whether or began Reilly notes two occasions in 1932 and may be three years before I then I have seen them on a couple elects a new president Cluett said (todav of occasions Jn My opinion is that the writer ho Renelaer in an engineering school wrote the Bruno Richard Hauptmann an graduates pioneered writings that is the request and con- irLlaj'2e American engineering underceded writings also wrote the ran takings som letters' he replied to direct question Reilly Stricken With Tonsilitis And Goes to Bed He said that conclusion was based a consideration of the similar itics in the handwriting the Richard Hauptmann writing ai compared with ransom letters taking into con sideration the differences that exist between these two sets of writings and by two sets I mean the ransom letters and the Hauptmann writing as w-ell as the similarities and inter Lamgan objected Fxpert Draw Fire is not the handwriting of Isa dor Firoh1" Reilly finished "I couldn Oxboin replied A moment later he added looks somewhat like it Lanigan continued his objecting but Reilly argued the point am cross examining this expert who looked over a hundred other specimens and I believe I can hand him anybody handwriting anybody's this room or anvbodv alive or dead and test his credibility and his he said Justice Trenchard said he was "in clined to overrule Lamgan's objection does resemble as vou recall the handwriting of Lador Fisch?" Reilly pressed Osborn an swered is it does although it doesn't have his name at all as the woid Isador THROUGHOUT the telegraph office And what was the other man doing that you observed? A Watch ing him Redly obiecled but was overruled The other man Miss Alexander went on was in of Di Condon What attracted your attention tq the gentleman who you sav was watching Dr Condon A The fact that he was very obviously watching him very significantly Reilly again was overruled on an obiection to the reply 'Two or three evenings she aw the watcher again she said walking at Fordham road and Webster venue Who was the man you saw ln that station watching Dr Condon on this night in Match and whom you saw a few nights afterward walking down Fordham A I say the mart was Bruno Richard Hauptmann Told Mother Miss Alexander said she told her mother of the fordham station incident Then she told some friends and she was called to tell het story to the Bronx grand juij She did not know who Hauptmann was in March 1932 him at the jail in Flemington Osborn faces further croxs-cxam Ination later She later saw on the handwriting of FLEMINGTON Jan 14 Edward Reilly chief defense coun- a i sel for Bruno Richard Hauptmann preting in my judgment in correct hs mm(H relv way what the similarities and differences mean as affecting the identifi went to bed immediately following court adjournment this afternoon THE WEEK Linens CONTINUES mmm Fine Linens The Popular WALDORF Size 81x99 Pillow Case to match 42x36 special All-linen Breakfast lolhs while or white wllti roloied border Regular 1 IS val- 119 PEQUOT SHEETS FRUIT-OF-THE LOOM nos hpetlal piicr AIM Inrn White Damask 5-2x52 special sale price Bridge bets linen crah wth applique 1 i color Rpular 1 b9 alue 135 loths 89c Demands Handwriting The card wa maiked for identifi cation Reilly asked Osborn about the letter which aDpeaied on the An Quality Sheet and Case at extiaordlnary puce reductions with tonsilitis The bluff genial criminal lawyer who met newspaper men freely following eai day session made a beeline tor the tear door of the When all of these things aie con-'ioom as soon as court adjourned He he concluded their ac was accompanied to hi Flemington cumulated effect and in my judgment residence by ax-ocates given their proper mterpi etation 1 His case as desci ibed later as "not I-am foiced to conclude quite positive at all serious" but hi customary Iv that the writer of the Hauptmann statement filled with caustic com-writing was the writer of the ransom ment on the prosecution case was not immedialely 1'sued In cross examination Stein testified he was called as witness in the Hall- MVIN'TENANCE AWARDtD Mills case at Somerville and in many SAN FRANCISCO Jan 14 another notable cases iMis Carolvn Stevens was todaj Llovd Fisher associate defense awarded $600 a month sepaiale rounsel ho rondueted the examina maintenance hv Judge Thomas tion asked Stein numerous questions Giaham as the result of her suit about his qualifications against her husband Samuel Ste Stein conceded that a peison who sens of Palo Alto millionaire chain I' 81x108 Special price avkedh formed to the in the word The famous I iddell Gold Medal Irib Linen bets known for their beauty and wonderful wealing quality Hemstitched Sets 66x58 ilzr with 8 hapklha Reg 17 50 values Sale price a set 66x104 mf with 12 napkins Reg 22 uO values Sale price a set Hemmed Sets 70x88 Sl-e wl'h 8 napkins Reg 7v nines Sale price a set 70x88 sire with 8 napkin- Reg 17 v0 tallies Sale price a set Sire with 12 napkin Reg -0 values Snip price a set 72x108 size th 12 napkins Reg 10 50 rallies Sle price a set 72x108 size with 12 napkins Reg 2125 set Bale price a set Madeira Bridge Sets hand-made applique and embroidered in colors Regular 'fO 395 Ire set in the nurxerv note 'Theie is some general resem 81x99 Special sale price blance but thev are vei different he said he had sale prire 72xin Specia 149 139 139 129 33c 36c Fisrh which exam ined Upon demand of the defense' 1 'pfflcient allkp hat I would proserutcus told the corn thev would thrv 'Tre bj the 5ame attempt to prodm papers in Fischs handwriting which the expert once Wh ae handwritings that crutinized vou pxamlned of Ijarior Reil Fisch w-ho died in Get many of 'Wh(rp are theF I don know the witness said defense ca-e Gei many of tuberculosis is a focal point of lhelu Reilly says he w-iLI He etPaned Uev were returned to 72x99 Special sale prira Special sale price 42x3fi Special sale price store operator formerly of New York Mrs Stevens had asked for $1500 a month slues Sale pi a Finger Tip Touels tiny and dainty linen embroidered In roinrc 1 'n box R-p flV value Sale prlc4 a box linen Hiick TohcU hemstitched ends very absorbent 20x td Rs? 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