MONDAY, DECEMBER 22. 195R
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACV. 3A
Two Physicians Testify
IM3am Tut I Dsn .
By TOM STIMMEL
The testimony of two doctors
bot called as defense witnesses
opened today the second week o
the first degree murder trial o,
Myron Barkley.
The defense witnesses were Dr.
Edward M. Scott, a Portland psy
chologist, and Dr. Harry Daniel
ton, a Medford psychiatrist. Both
men had examined the 26-year-old
defendant after 'his arrest in
the rifle slaying of his half-brother,
Eldon "Beanie" Cress, September
6.
Defense Attorney Donald A. W
Piper had attempted to place Dr.
Danielson's testimony before the
seven man, five-woman circuit
court jury late Friday but state
objections and time forced a post
ponement. Piper explained to the court that
he was attempting to place Dr.
Danielson on the stand out of logi
cal order because his other wit
ness, Dr. Scott, was on a plane
flying above the city. It could not
land because of foggy conditions.
He said he felt it was best to
place Dr. Danielson on the stand
while waiting for Dr. Scott's im
minent arrival.
Dr. Danielson presented very lit
tle testimony, however, because
Piper's most pertinent question-
did Dr. Danielson s examinations
indicate the defendant "under
stands the nature and consequences
of this) act, if he did so act, and
know right from wrong" drew
immediate and vociferous objec
tions from District Attorney Ar
thur A. Beddoe.
Beddoe objected on four specific
night in Portland when he was
awakened "in the wee hours" by
Barklty, who "was terribly upset
and confused."
"He had tried to commit suicide
by putting his head in a gas oven
but he didn't have courage to rui
on the gas. He caught the first
bus out of Portland and came tolmood changes were more Irequentl "H was harder to get him go-
talk to me. He wanted encourage'
ment."
The priest described another
night when Barkley borrowed his
car and was arrested. The reason.
ip said, was drinking.
Fr. Goodrich, questioned closely roticc later
jy Piper, said the defendant's lasked.
in his adult life.
mm lo aim hijjh. the witness
said. "He'd fight for it. then he'd
fall. It was up to me to get him
going again."
vnai enanges. if any. rid you
in his life?" Piper
I tried to get ing again.
Fr. Goodrich, who testified with
frankness and with clarity, once
observed: "1 felt like a fireman.
1 always got there late."
Beddoe. in cross examination,
asked it Barkley had not been
given a "high type of academic.
religious and moral training."
"He was exposed to it," the wit
ness answered.
Fr. Goodrich, answering a ques
lion about Barkley's later moods
relerri'd to an incident this yea'
when Barkley was on the phone
crying.
Beddoe suggested that cryiilj
mixed with noises in a long
distance telephone conversation,
might have been misinterpreted.
"Did you know it was crying?"
he judge asked.
"I've worked with kids of all
ges for 13 years." the priest an
wcred. "I know bawling when I
.ar it."
Hope Pushes
Yule Tour
TORREJON, Spain UPI Bob
Hope, ignoring doctor's orders to
take it easy, pushed ahead to
day with a grueling Christmas
tour of U.S. bases overseas.
Hope was hospitalized briefly
at the U.S. Air Force's Moron
Field after his arrival in Spain
Sunday, following an attack of
dizziness apparently brought on
by high blood pressure and exhaus
tion. He was up and about again,
however, in time to play a sched
uled show for the troops.
He refused to cut down the 12
day, 10-show schedule of his tour
of bases in the Azores, Morocco,
Spain, Italy, Germany . and Ice
land.
"The doc said I wasn't getting
enough sleep," Hope said. "We
cot only a few hours rest before
leaving New Jersey, and nothing
at the Azores. Then I played a
benefit golf, match when I should
have been in bed and, man, it's
been murder. -
"But I love it. We play in hang
. ars and have to scream our lungs
out, we get rained on sometimes,
' but I love it. The service people
are great audiences, and they
really appreciate our coming."
Hope had only eight hours of
broken sleep in the first 72 hours
of his tour. He was 45 minutes
' late to his first show in Spain be
-. cause of his brief stay in hospital,
' but he laughed it off.
' "The doc counted my corpuscles
and figured I'd been hoarding
ithem," he said. "He made me
rest, and I was okay after a
while."
jrounds, principally that part of
)r. Danielson's testimony would
ie based upon examinations made
y Dr. Scott. The jury was with
Irawn once again while the point
was being argued, but upon the
jury's return Judge David R. Van
denberg adjourned court until 10
a.m. today.
The legal sparring accompanying
Dr. Danielson's testimony and the
grim details of death that marked
testimony earlier in the trial were
in high contrast to much of Fri
day's session when a Catholic
priest occupied the stand.
The witness was Fr. John M
Goodrich, director of St. .Mary's
Home for Boys near Portland
where Barkley lived from the time
he was 10 years old until he went
t6 Central Catholic High School in
Portland and subsequently into the
Marines.
rr. Goodrich, in answer to a
question, described himself as Bar
kley s closest friend and confidant,
At one point the priest said: "I
lelt he had nobody except me
Piper questioned the priest ii
tensely upon "the matter of moods
and mood changes," but the testi
mony also delved deeply into the
private matters of Barklev s life.
rr. Goodrich brought with him
letters he had received from Bar
kley when the defendant was in
the service. One described a hike
which all recruits were forced to
take, but on which Barkley said
he was tempted to "fall down and
let the rest go on.
He did not, Barkley s letter said.
because Barkley thought U about
wnat you (Fr. Goodrich) wou d
think of me," (2) that "I've nev
er quit before, and won't quit
now. and (3) "about Christ carry
ing the cross to Calvary: if Christ
would do that for me, I can do
this."
Fr. Goodrich also recalled
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