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DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1923 Bkiyn. Sec. 10 HOFFMAN TO FACE SHELL PHOTO TEST Plans Prosecutor Outlines For Trial Kings. in Wh-jn Harry L. Hoffman, former motion picture operator, conies to his third trial in the murder of Mrs.

THIS TIME A TAXI MAN'S THE VICTIM Charged with robbing Moses Gottlieb, a chauffeur, of $25 and his taxicab, two men were held without bail Wednesday for hearing next Monday by Magistrate George H. Folwell in Bridge Plaza court, Brooklyn. They are Joseph Schnee, 24, a laborer of 54 Columbia Brooklyn, and Oscar Pas-trioni, 27, of 140 Rodney Brooklyn. Gottlieb lives at 592 Park Bronx. CASH REGISTER STOLEN; 2 HELD Charged with having stolen a cash register contcining $70 in a holdup of a grocery store, two Brooklyn chauffeurs Were held in $2,500 bail each by Magistrate George H.

Folwell in Bridge Plaza court on charges of assault and robbery. They are Michael Gom-rad, 28, of 152 Meserole and Daniel Barbarite, 25, of 2 Clifford PL Finders Keepers? Not Necessarily! Losers may be weepers, but finders aren't necessarily keepers. Not at least, in the case of Alfred Dilger of 268 92d st, who for the second time in a year has returned found money. Two days ago in a 4th ave. subway Dilger picked up a brown wallet containing five crisp $20 bills, which he promptly turned over to Detectives Daniel Sullivan and Alfred Robinson of the Fort Hamilton police station.

About a year ago he handed back $61 he had found. For his latest bit of altruism Dilger has been given a job, and there's no law saying that virtue is rewarded only once. Maude Bauer, pictures of bullet shells will be used by the prose cution in its fight to reconvict the man who already has served four and one-half years for the crime. i ict At-ney Albert C. Fach of Rich VmMt jA Pr.m,t D4tvry.

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E.tra I Own D.ily U.tm P. a). I iree. fjr WhiU They Lartf mond will at- Harry L. Hoffman tempt to snow by comparing 'pictures of bullet shells found by Mrs.

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Following the slaying of Mrs. Bauer in Staten Island March 25, 1924, Hoffman was convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to serve from twenty years to life. An appeal won him a new trial. However, his counsel, Leonard Snit-kin, pleading his client could not obtain a fair trial in Staten Island, succeeded in having: the case transferred to Kings county. DAD OF GIRL, 7, HELD FOR SHOW For allowing Esther Jones, 7, colored, to give singing and danc ir NOW before it Is too late, get your nut it be Al Omitfi? On the FIRST BALLOT? You'll have a "front row seat" for the Con-vendon and the many other events "on the air" with either of these remarkable radios.

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