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MEDFOItD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, JANUARY 6. 1935. IPi?5im3ipalls aimKal Soestes ism 71 - t v FOUR AS LINDYK1DNAPF.RS (Continued from page ona.) PAGE FOTTR . . . IslUt , P : : ' a m tut j t - a I isr - pi ? f ill', -TV ,iMVV', R.W t. v "Kak. MBit ,rXl'':nL I a V-, &:,- " V . chief counsel for Bruno Richard Hauptmann, ealled a press conference at his Brooklyn, R. Y., offlo- today and announced: "On next Thursday I fhall name four persona, and I shall 'jharje them with the kidnaping of tho baby, Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. Two Women "Two of those I shall name are women. Two are men. Neither of the men I shall nane la Bruno Haupt mann." The florid Brooklyn lawyer declined to say whom he would name. To a apeclllc question as to Betty Clow, the baby's, nurse, he declined to make answer. He did, however, mention "Red" Johnson, who Is no longer In this country, as follows: "Mis Oow waa on more or leas frlnndly terms with Bed Johnson, who waa around Englewood (whero 'he Lindberghs spent part of their time). He waa examined at the time of the crime. However, I do not want to see him." The lawyer commented, in passing, that MIm Oow "showed no hysteria', crying, or the usual symptoms a wo man would normally ahow when a child to which ahe waa closely at tached la stolen. She waa cold." Flemlngton nests Flemlngton Itself sighed with relief today at the prospect of a week-end considerably calmer than the paat fow daye with their popping flash bulbs, the rushing of messenger boys, and the constant crowding on the courthouse steps. Most of the prlnclpala of the trial, Including defense and atato counsel, have departed, to spend the week end shaping the courses of action for next week. Rellly, at hla Brooklyn conference, aid: "We Intend to use three groups of witnesses to free Hauptmann. Ono group will establish a complete alibi. A second will Involve handwriting experts. The third will be made up of fingerprint experts. . "I have ftlt all along that Haupt mann would get off. Prom the be ginning I hava believed that there waa more than one person In this erlme, yet the Indictment names Hauptmann. excluslvely.- I.tmlhcrghs Imposed On "All the surrounding circumstances indicate that Colonel Lindbergh and hla wife were Imposed upon by some one In the housohold. Yesterday, for example, It was brought out In the testimony that the baby waa unac- customed to strangers and that no one had access to the child except those connected with the household." Rellly expressed satisfaction with the resulta of hla long cross examina tion yesterday of Colonel Lindbergh He said the fllor waa "a perfect wit ness for our sltle." Bruno Hauptmann himself will be the first witness when the defense gets Its chance, Rellly said. The prls- oner, pale aa a ghost now and lean . faced almost to the point of emacia tion, nss been studying at odd mo menta to Improve his English diction. While he haa been in America more than ton years, he speaka with a pro nounced accent and la sometimes dif. flcult to understand. FORM CONTRAST SAYS OBSERVER (Continued from page one) dellcntrly colortcl and framed by soft hair, looked like Dresden china, but fur stronger than the facts In those flgurlnea. She had a peaceful look, even when she winked back tars and aald': "I went Into the buby'a room through the connecting passage, looked hastily at the bed and found It empty.' Pasty and deep lined, Urt. Haupt mann'a fnce paled ever! more aa At torney General David T. Wllents aald In hta opening "that the Udder la around Hauptmann'a neck," and as Lindbergh Identified his voice: "It waa the voice 1 heard In the Bronx cemetery." And there waa Betty Oow'a trou bled, ollve-akltined face, often down cant while ahe fingered her muff and gloves, but raised defiantly when a defense attorney asked Lindbergh: "Did you know ahe had a brother In trouble In the atat of New Jer sey?" Their movements, their entrances, were still another drama. Anne's unobtrusive entrance, that sent a murmur through the court room and brought some of the spec tators to their feet; her steady walk to the witness stand; Mrs. Haupt manu's dally attempt to edge nearer her husband. Emotions, held down with a steel grip, were In that court room. Mrs. Elsie Whateley, as ahe leaned forward and exclaimed, "My husbard was not In the habit of taking VI' 'let fiharpe out, was the only one who lost self-control for an Instant. Anne Lindbergh looked at her ba by's picture, told of his toys, heard how his body waa found. Lindbergh heard an attorney ak. "Are you armed. Colonel?" and answered quiet ly. 'I am not." Mrs. Hauptmann amlled at her husband. But In Germany. Haupt mann's mother gave way. She wept unre strainedly and said: "Why must sucn a disaster coma over us?1 Col. Charles A. I.lndhergh on the for the murder of I.lmllierglra lufnnt before a crowded hut hushed court room naping. (. i. riioto). f tCJr-C- aar- jSas Iluixlroiln iff nun and woniPii. enor to Rllmiiso bo me of the principals In tho trlnl of Hiuiptmiin, nro shown niRton (ItiriiiR lite noon recess on the A FEARFUL FAILURE BAN FHANCISCO. .Tan. fl (API- Denouncing the proletarian govern ment of Hujwln as "the fearful fail ure that it needs must be. and defi nitely deserves to be," William Ran dolph Hearst tcdny declared there were "evidences of rising revolution against the new regime." The newspaper publisher reviewea recent events In Russia, Including the assassination of a soviet official, and said: " In spite of military cen sorship, tn aptte of universal terror- lam, the truth Is I'.owNy lenwfrvg w of Russia. "And the truth la Vtnl Betd-wt'fl U rife, starvation stalks atarkr across the land, execution are com- monplace, murder a routine of Rov- ernment; and that the national colon of communism are dally dipped I-fi the blood of .subject ctnssos to Wep "All these cal Am Hons conditions exist as a dlre-t consequence of thin 'noble experiment' of communism." he aald, "this optimistic adventure in government by the least executive element of t.ie community, this so called Idealistic, but actually and Is tic. proletarian despotism, which some I lunatics In our country desire to imitate." to-coast network of thr National j Broadcasting company, anld the United States was expected to come to Russia's aid with her grain sur- ; phteu. j We stupid and lnorsnt believers j In liberty and democracy we arc j aupposeci to coturiouie io ine mam - ten a nee or me nicwi onum umi bloody despotism t'.iat ever AixKraeen ana ueiuea itoa rsnn. ne anm. -More people died by Jkn.ine in Htisiia in two years than died in the whole (ive years' slaughter of the world wur, and we are suppose to come to the rescue of the kiem- DECLARESHEARST lln. this cha:r.el bvis built of bone ln.lntf none to the executive offices Oooilr'a former posltun of juperln- . Otilteras. former h.vre!.uy of war." BITNOS AIHfJ. (API A and cementrO with Innocent blood. at Slem to present a petition for the triulent of the wmur crew at t!-.e . n.wv Hint Interior, ar.d t.rre others, srunhini: P.ira:viin an o:fen.Ivc today "We are uppoMd to n-scue this j pardon of Altrrt W. Reed, serving a ( park will In turn '.e occupied by , on charges of frustrated assasAina- brought tl'.r i-.ipture of Fort Cipir vlle and v'.cloiu svtem of robbery J life sentence In tlie state penitentiary j rsnk nrt-x-tv. of Fort Klamath i tion In ctineeitn with tht shtxuinp end... one of M-Uvla's tu ...jjor and murler, twi that Ihi-ae rem-i for the slaving of Victor Knott, Ah- Otxle Is expected to return to the of ,ve Luis Peribnd. strcr. '.i'.-U. di. patches from AUD- munlsts can. in return, proselyt In t land tnillce officer. Newbury alvi ' hike today, maklr. the trip on sJt'.ts 1'he omrt heM tb.at P. na'.-ad con tivv. :i.t said. our country to the end that we le went to Portland to confer with Oov- I throiuli Kort Kla:nath. and acc.-m- ' n-.-e rop.dltion trm -w. o:.o was K.rt Vil.ft Mor.tes. i rlnc:p;.l Bltv robhed and murdeied al'. 1 ertior Meier Cvmcernlng the pardon , panlet bv Perl ! xlon. telephone man shot bt-cuuse of a tllwrc-n.ci.t lx- Ian nrmy a;:d rur.i ;v s chief f,We, to ou own undoing, aie sup-I plea. of the winter crew, Uwivu two nvrei tvir.:ej. o;'viie in h r le.tc.-i drne. was stnnd In the trial of Bruno lluuptmann son. He Is shown above as he related the ewnls on the night of the kid hs here otitsltlo tho court Itousc nt Hem- spcoiki day of the trlul. (A, P. Photo) posed to save the Soviets from tho righteous resentment of their own oppressed people." Hearst quoted Dr. Ewalde Am mende, chftlrmnn of the International committee for the relief of Soviet Russia, an saying in the New York Times last August that "the most tralo feature of the 1033 famine was the fact that while 'millions of human beings were dying of hunger in the Ukratne' and other sections of the country, some seventy million bushels of grain were exported by the Soviets to acquire foreign money." slOCALS Coe Leaves Earl Coc waa among those leaving this city Friday night by train. CJordon to fsortlaivd don left Friday r.g-V.-t ry.'.e to PertlaK4. trnh eei- Ti Alameda Nlr.s. Hav-e:'; trtt this week e-ad rT Atowi, Cal.. t via'.t !ier m, W. W. Wazclgg ei t.'.st city. - j PmnW:r,i TMi.i':wwy Ll?.yd Ly- man Is tew-porarliv em;!?-ved pt te , ulf!?rs of llogue lilver natl'.sl for- est, on mapping work. Fuller viH Ieonard Fuller of Palo Alto, Cal., student at Oregon State college, arrived yesterdoy morning to spend several days in Medford visiting friends. litre Sill iirtlti Mr. and Mrs. F. J Harris of Mtnot. North Dakota, spent the day in M.-xlford sntimUy Report Snow Pepth Hugh Rltter of the Rogue River national forest announced yesterday the following depths of snow i.t points through the forest east of the Cascades: Peli can guard station, 0 Inches; Cherry ; crw-k Ruard station 4 inches: Seven mile guard station. 34 Inches: ski j Jump Rt th( entrance of the j pnrK -M inches; Lake o the WoxkIs. , 13 t,u-iies. j ltorneV It el urns Attorney Ous : Newbury retirncd on the Orenonian i Saturdav nu-rnlnii from the north. I? Mrs Kruno Milliard Hiiuptnmnn wife or the man litLiisi il of the munlcr of the 1 1 Mlhersh hnh Is shonn i "ivfewf "?i t lM S' r A nloe (Heionil friun lift) In the mint room iliirlni; till. sliiiihI ilu of htr linesli mil trlil. On the rl(,ht Is 1 il- E 3 l'Ji '&i&Ka j is.i, t i st pT r; a-. kit 'I 2 :i l I i - J If 1 fMlfii $f - ' -" s vk v Vf . ij, a liyfv" ( i v'1' f rik 5 - ' Jvi ' Cj "r" ,,vo "f "le "nte's witnesses aealnst llruno Hauptmann, shown XSn i' 1 "7i&.l eA"V .. Ta B-nlklnir toward the court house rturlnj recess. They nre Hetty Oow (right), 'a t! i vv w ? f V ii H8' i1 ' " the l.ln.ll.ersh hahv nurse, and Mrs. Ollle Wheatlev, widow of the Llnahereh CWU-U- , , ,4 V-1 N 'i LIri i hutler. (.V P. 1-l.oto). llruno H. hint II mptmann on trl il In the kidnap Mlllns of rh irle, 4- i ei J!23 l.tml'lirrsll. .It.. Is sliowii nluive with his iittornevs. Left to right are K.ilwanl fc.Vtoj'C &Sf . 1IST5 f AwkV'V t-f 3 J Bel i chief of ouiwl o llod tMiirand Indirltk l-ope ,lt,.nt, gtUi'jt X-? ' f - AiHI Mw'tor to lrtl'.itivl Mr. and Mrs. Arthwr Endrl-s left by motor yester day ftf Portt-iwul. to bo gone a week. With thcra were Jack and BUI Walk er, t lie latter returning to Willamette university at Salem after spending the holidays at his home lu Med ford. ArtUt He-lcns In order to carry on with his painting of winter land scapes In Crater lnke park. L. How ard Crawford, former ECW artist as signed to the Medford CCC district. nun n.iSii i n" lamp Annie sprint:, io, iim. imsj position will enable htm to make; (olli!.e President Here President manv snow scenes he uould have j M. Landcrn of Walla Walla ctl otherwlse been unable o find had he I -;. Walla Walla. Wash., was in remnlned with his former company. ! briefly yesterday to sivak at trnnat erred from Camp Wineglass to Camp Oregon Caves. Storekeeper lteslcn Charles R. Ooold, storekeeper at Crater Lnke na tional park lor the past four years, has resigned and will take a short va cation tn'fore accepting another po sition. Superintendent Davul H. Can- ! imibarmty the ivl- tion will be fille! by Arthur Rtweh. who has been on admiultrntive Ivir louRh since the close of the park sea son, during which he was employed a- awltaut storekee;Hr. That posi tion will probably be filled by t:ilph Oootle of Prospect. Canfteld said, ar.d reave, Mr South-n E.tes. son F tiVfftT f$ $ C &SJjS IWtl of Mr. and Mrs. nankin Estes left 1 ? ,A VH? 3 Vfcli f Friday for Alameda. Cal.. to resvime x s,f ,V, ff T J1J X5 lfejg!, - " r J,Fil his studies at school there. Ho was I - .f A "fj 'VvS J-f "WCnJiSfe T accnmpanlrd south by Ernest Thorn- S .-V;T -f t.W J S'Vvg It ? ? ? ? 'f''t son of Alameda, who has jeen a , iS ' F ' Vi Y ft 1 . "l SUest here at tlHankln home. 1. . fl. NV'S nounch. supervisor of HoBue River I wfeT. fllrlR t-- I S ,W nations, forest, will leave this eve- - N i V,Vt' ' rJU& J L ? '1 nlng (Sunday) for Portland, where .m T' ifS? . """Sl- VjViV'v J 1 J x J'f i ),. -ni .neH l-o week, m.klna I Li.V V JVv , 1 rtS 4 5 1- fr&T ffrV f JSVjJ ''a K,MlffrHl pXm for forcst wrvlce ox, panslon during the current year, beventn way AmewiMs cnurcn While In southern Oregon, he was the guest of Mrs. A. L. Kitchen, of Jacksonville. HAVANA, Jan. 5 ( APi Judge ' Lo;yz Crntellas, of the fifth court of Instruction, tot! ay Indicted Antonio ' Oulti-rav former ctvreMiy of w.ir. ' n.v Htul Interior, ar.d t.rre others, on charges of trust rstrd sssas-Miia- 1 mfi! mninJLrviT PARAGUAY TAKES ! Mrs Charles A MiKlltergh, second of the kidnaping and told of the events ..i ,k. .,. . .1,. .-.t in ihk uitnem rhnlr In the Hunterdon county 1'hoto.) ! y,vux v. CC.rv- e,iii The eight men and 'our women on tho Hauptmann Jury at Flemlngton. N. J., eoon became accu-tomad to posing for photographer.. They are shown on the steps of the courthouse facing a battery of camTra mr, during a recesa In the trial. (Associated Presa Photo) 7 camera- BOLIVIAN F0RT!vS; WWbl,,MM ! Hnk between theve witness railed by the prosecution, of the truslc nay Mnrcn I, placed In scrtflus dancer, tcpethcr i poir.'rr.ent with Pope Plus. It was ex with the oil fields lying behind it. j P-ained late today, becaiu-e a letter by the fall of cantrenda. th advteea ; hM boen delayed in the malla. snld. situated be- ' - - . !. . d t -.. ? v ' n " ; ' I With Capirenda in the Paraguayans we redouble tb.nr drive fall o. w !:'.d', wonl(. open to inv.aion of il.:-.cst ares j ! VATICAN CITY, Fivr.rr K;:u A'.I.'n.. (J...:'.;.-r :ui h. r b- A'lesai-.dro of i ,r IohIj shown nliove as she related the story me pnoingrapn ivns muue in u,... court house, (lemlnetoii, N. J. (A. P. SYLVESTER HELD AS sluice box robber j Herman Sylvester, 44. of Gal ice. 1 Ore., ,was arrested by state police on ! Thursday on a warrant cknrvin? him ! ith having stolen tnld from a sluice 'box In tha GaMce dlstrirt. and with .avli-.i tn::en C..e grid to Portlanl to sell, according to local st ate police reports. I Sylvester was chedu!M to stand trial Saturd.-y. ' Cte Mi.; T.-iaune .ruj.
