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p ' , READY TO HEAR EVIDENCE, here is jury which will try Dr. Sam Sheppard in Cleveland, O., for slaying of wife. From left, front row: Howard L. Barrish, Mrs. Elizabeth Borke, Edmond L. Ver- linger, William C. Lamb, Mrs. Louise K. Feuchter and Jack Hansen. Rear from left: Mrs Anna Foote, Mrs. Beatrice Orenstein, James Bird, Frank Moravec, Frank Kollarits, Mrs. Luella Wil liams and Alternate Mrs. Lois Mancini.. Hansen replaced ousted juror Manning. (International) Defense Lawyer Tackles Coroner In Sheppard Case Cleveland A celebrated crim inal once Was dubbed "Willie the Actor," but today Cleve land's celebrated criminal lawyer William J. Corrigan, took the title away from him. Corrigan is chief defense: at torney for Dr. Samuel H. Shep pard, the osteopath who is ac cused of beating his pregnant wife to death after a quarrel over his attentions to "other women." The 67-year-old, white-haired attorney put on his act in start ing to cross-examine a learned state witness. The man in the witness chair was Dr. Lester Adelson, deputy coroner and pathologist. Courtroom Shocked Adelson yesterday shocked the courtroom by projecting on a screen gruesome color slides of the hacked head of pretty Mari lyn Sheppard. He had performed the customary autopsy on the body. His state's testimony was precise, clinical and highly-technical in a medical way. Today, on cross-eximination, Corrigan started in to '. deflate him as an expert. Corrigan brought out that Appeals Board Uphold Haymes Deportation Washington OJ.R) The Board of Immigration Appeals today upheld a deportation order against Argentine - bora singer Dick Haymes. The board rejected Haymes' appeal from ihe deportation or der issued against him in March by a special inquiry officer of the Immigration Service. The order was based on charges that the S6-year -old Haymes should have been ex cluded from continental United States after a trip to Hawaii in May, 1953, because he obtained exemption from U. S. Military service in World War II as a citizen of a neutral country. Dead line Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday : 10 a.m. Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 previous day. there are several types of path- i ology. He asked if a "very 1 thorough knowledge of anatomy" was not involved in pathology. "Not necessarily," Dr. Adel son replied. "You'd call yourself an an atomist?" Corrigan asked. "Not at all," the doctor re plied. Helped Write Book Corrigan then established that the witness was an expert in 'forensic pathology," which he said had to do with persons con nected with the field of law. Dr. Adelson testified he had collaborated in writing a book on "The Doctor in the Court room" which included advice on how to testify. Corrigan was attempting to go into every move made by the coroner's office in the official ex amination of Mrs. Sheppard's body. Dr. Adelson, as the state's first witness yesterday, testified the body had 35 separate injuries as a result of the beating. 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Now, however, van Harlingen, his wife and son have gotten their money out of Holland in kind and have a house to show for it, and a charming one at that. Van Harlingen, with the help of relatives still in Holland, managed to buy a pre-cut six room house, complete with an eight-ton tile roof, in the old country. It was crated and ship ped here. The frozen assets in Holland were applied to the house which cost 22,000 guilders. It cost $546 to ship it to Baltimore, $789 for U. S. customs fees and $550 to bring the 24 tons of bungalow here. He Was Ready Van Harlingen was ready for it with a 20x43-foot basement al ready dug. Since the house ar rived in January, van Harlin gen has put in all his spare time assembling it. He has done all his own work, except installing the electrical system and the radiant heating. The family is in the house now, though a large section of the front roof is only temporary. Many of the tiles did not stand the trip, were broken and must now be replaced. The house has gleaming East Indian Mahogany siding, each piece of which had to be care fully nailed in place through pre drilled holes since it would split if a nail were driven through it in ordinary fashion. To support the heavy roof, many more sturdy braces, joists, etc., than are found in conventional houses here were included in the giant "do-it-yourself" package which arrived in a freight car, careful ly packed in 175 separate crates. Friday, Norember 5. 1934 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE Polish Born Porthnder Will Meet Eisenhower Portland U.R) A Poland born, Portland garment factory worker is due to meet President Eisenhower next Tuesday as one of 19 men representing the more than 50,000 aliens to be naturalized next week. Jakub Fruchtengarten, who came to the United States from England five years ago, will re turn here in time to take a citi zenship oath with 350 others be f o r e Federal District Judge Claude McColloch. Fruchtengarten, 32, was cap tured by the Russians and spent two years in a forced labor camp. Later he was permitted to join the Polish army, and served in seven countries. Camp White Parties Held With VAVS Sponsor A series of parties and enter tainments -at Camp White have been held recently under the sponsorship of the Veterans Ad ministration Voluntary Services, according to Mrs. Reese Braley, VAVS chairman for the Ameri can Red Cross. Among them was a Halloween party, held Oct. 29, in addition to the regular sched ule of parties the last Wednes day of each month, by the VAVS, and the first Wednesday, by the Junior Red Cross. Entertainment and refresh ments are furnished by the Red Cross units, with refreshments usually furnished by ladies of the local churches. Beauty Shop Opened By Mrs. Youngberg Mrs. Inez Youngberg has open ed the New Vogue Beauty nook in suite 215 of the Fluhrer build ing. 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