St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 2, 1927

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a ra ence — en eee —_ een” ‘COMIC PAGE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 199%. ————— 109,95 >) 40,866 Classified Automobile POST-DISPATCH in MORE than in ALL Better Used Cars—Here! Louis newspapers COMBINED. Ads in the 1926. the other St. ———— — The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Lows Withthe Associated Press News Service Oe ee LE e — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “VOL. 79. NO 148. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EV INING, FEBRUARY 2. 1927 —44 PAGES PRICE 2 CENTS ARM UD Tou GO HOME IMAGINING ALL Sorts of CLEVER. THINGS Tou WOULD MAVE .SAID~- Burt: THE WHOLE Ue NING WAS CPOiLED as JURY GIVEN FERGUSON ND BAGGOT FRAUD CASE Judge avis Orders Ac- quiital if Two Men Are Found to Have Had No|- Criminal Intent. FAITH IN CARLETON a ‘ —_— ae E MUST ET GRAY TRAVELING | | SUITS - a a j 5 ania WONDER 1F OINTYI9S A FRIEND , OF MINE? a a iV enalty in Event of Con- ment Up to 5 Years or Fine Up to $1000. A jury in Federal 1g the case of forrest uson nd:-Alfregd Fk. Baggot ght days of iestimony nts bearing on the mails to detraud in erg following and charge that yy used the s credil operations vf the now! unct Fergusun-Mchinney Mantu- | turing Co., of which they were esident and secretary, respec- Wl Rely. the punishment, to ve he Court in the event of mn of either or Iniprison ‘ent up to five years and fine up| $1000. ~ While the indictment} MBrtains eight -counts, the tions are so Siinilar thal. undet ugnal Federal’ Court practice, /0 MANUS Ve iixed bys CONnNVIC both, is allega-| fhe | Lmey | i would be held to constitute one ot fense, and not more than the imv¥m on one count would be im | posed. The jury went out m {tt went to lunch m. and returned at The Court announced § that nN agreement is vot reached ng the day the jury will >, THE WORLN'SS FIR SPEAKER - —THiss iefense He took seriousls into , ecount the plea. made by both PIM HAS >» GROWA at they followed blindtyv the in 1EAS CAN) slT DoOWAS > itructions of the tate Murray Carte- TALKING GCACH OTHER @ on. treasurer and financia! IS RUMORED THAT A ee are Se. PROPOSED TO SHooT ees ters nA gapped 8 _ d jarge fortune eo mak ER eR CAKERS, BOT od any irregularities. may IT WWILL BE Speaking of the part taken bv BY MARROU-MUSDAS UiasA OUBLE MAKERS jurs Was | | rguson and Baggot tn makiner idy the f.nancial statement. of ». 28. 1925. on which loans of 50,000 were obtained from; \Ks,. causing the hanke a later of $1.500.000. the Court enia Mor have to view the case 76 Bene light as to both of hem. “A sch he would ITAINE FOX they you thev scheme to; that were | of Case.” cist of said. {he durors sole witnesses A ’ o irst, nme is a plan or design orrred tt) accomplish some pur- pcae, If it the ‘ntent of the defendants to obtain money under the scherne by false pretenses then it was a scheme to defraud. even if the facts” represented were honest on their face. “Before you can find they set} up such a scheme you must fink beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendanta knew the financial) statements were the time| when made. The Govern: nt saul have satisfied you that the state-| mente . ere made to induce warties to part with thei: money or property. Not on Trial for Mistakes. "The defendants are not on trial mistakes or errors of indgment B it ts an essentia! element of the sifense that the defendants had eriminal intent. It is incumbent "pon the Government to prove that Was false at Ceontinued on Page 10, Column 4. ! wee ee os ee eee SENATE COMMITTEE FAILS i3 CHIEF QUESTION | , nearly Case viction Will Be Imprison- | ; whose qualifications are questioned i because of the In , was Judge Davis lot ourt this tnorning began consider- | Dwight, III. N te? row just as argu-|, that the tion iciven timony. | Comptrottes (rolating i States pared 4 backer! i ¢ ; Warmer In 4 cloudy. a 4 | A rise > “, CFG oe SOOOOSD “~ aa $150,000,000 WORTH OF SEIZED GOODS TO BE SOLD BY SOVIETS Associated Press. MOSCOW, Feb. 2Z. S EVERAL trainloads of gold the and s..ver dinner sets, tea candelabra, wgob- lets, vases and miscellaneous art objects valued at $150,000- 000, were placed on sale today by the soviet authorities A greater part of the collec- tion. second only in importance to the $264,000,4990 crown jewel coliection, represents articles confiscated from private fam- ilies throughout Russia after the revolution and nationalized _by the © vernment. services, TO DECIDE SMITH CASE ——— Discusses Situation for Nearly Two WO SONS TESTIFY 10 THE PROBITY OF GLADSTONE’ LIFE ee Religion His F she! s Deep- est Passion, Viscount, 71, Asserts on Witness Stand in Libel Suit. IMMORALITY CHARGE “FOUL,” HE DECLARES a Hiours, But Comes to No Con- clusion. rhe Associated Press W ASHINGTON, eb. 2.——For two hours today the Senate Klections Committee discussed the of Frank L. Smith, Senate and Senator-elect from came to no conclusin. Senator-designate, iesignate but Illinois Illinois. The financing of his pri- ampaign by utility interests, unable to be p esent because He is a his home inj, ary illness. the mat- tomor- discussed we adjourned until though we had held said Chairman Ernst. teemen disclosed nsus was that no ac- be taken until Smith had been un opportunity to present tes- “We and met. we 10 meeting, Othe) commit Conse took the would be a waste of liminary report ration of was slight pos- would he A number of Senators view that it time to minake a pre recommending ardiminist the oath since there sibiiltv that such a report mpnproaved ‘DRY FUNDS CAN'T BE SPENT IN | -GANADA TO PROTECT U, S. LAW! Won't Buy Up Bogus | Prescription Paper to Prevent Sale in America an Vescclated WASHIINGS TON frojiler Gseneral (Wri Prese Feb. 2 Comp MecCar!] has ruled ‘ement funds that prohibition enfore rrygpent ay 1aerr} 1H) fore oT) CON - rnianufacture§ of 4 "Ples 1Oggpre \ ey articies which might te used tn. vi- the drv taws of the United He dectined to approve of an ex- the Treasury to buy a especially pre Pray \y { opendifure by Colleet ia tTg2e ion cyt yea ped ‘anada whieh mig! t ar Wysegd lije COM rs for mantufsae furing i ys liquor nre- ‘Intions The paper tas een the sibiect Imation tt (Canoda bein itted aren Ness laws Al- for the Airmerican Comptroller-General | the were unde] ( expenses Hod) anv of fens though trial pia 13d funds ruled financing \V ete from enforcernient the ther Was neo warrant For which the condemned and authori proceedings hy might be hourht by the pred prey American ties CLOUDY TONIGHT, TOMORROW; TEMPERATURE ABOUT SAME | tHE TEMPERATURES 4°% 46 it) -~rs>nayetoawvy» ( ficial for St. vicinity: Cloudy HE GROUNDHOG NEEDED A GAS MASK tonicht and tomorrow, not much chanye in tempcrature. The lowest (o- nigdt will be about 82 degrees above zero. Missouri: Mostly fair tonight and omorrow, gslight- iv warmer to- ight. Illinois: Fair 1:0- night, slightly warmer in the ‘revolting had i(;ladstone. { , fhat eause In ft ir of , work, the ithe iLOrmNIVE | , 'ot his father’s lif: | last. watey lice (;ladsione. fasked iVIews of > forecast |“ Louis amd | Partly | Married Nearly 60 Years” —Henry Gladstone, 75, Also Witness. “ 4 By the Associated Presse LONDON, Feb Gladstone. taking Peter for libel, 2.— Viscount the stand today in Capt. Wright's suit against declined his characterization of Wright as a and foul defending Wright's suit, reality him to withdraw fellow.”’ himself Lord Glad seeks to vindi “ilar, coward Ostensibly against stone in the forian cate memory of his father, the Vic- Prime Minister. who is pic- “Portraits immoral! tured in Wrights’ book, and Criticisms.” as and a hypocrite the stand lord Glad- On today, Wr father as stone described ght’s allega- tions against his “foul. and faise, He tel to withdraw the words lettey; to tne ("lib hts sult is ba Telly of Charitable (;ladst comnnililtee of ine sath which sed Work. said he had and until ved with the at Carlton ord Olle iose to fis ther IS85 alway elde) tlouse or in s'reet the official esi dence ot the Prime Ministe Ilis father and mother tived to- gether for nearly 60 vears their relationship was perfect sald rhroughonust rotted liownineg Lord (sladstone iheit tives thev de- reclama togethercin the Sprorive To themselves to the tion Of woten. working elder women 1 fhe sf res rladstone Suey) is and errard ler sisted in his work |! rescue ess of the misconstruction world tight his nctions Pp rad a .lie pit on Gladstone Sau \ rm. at (‘hartes Stewart f declared it was fathe } MmflOnNSh that his thre re ( Shes bee and late Parnell, eral teuader as stated by Ween Irish ttb- (‘ant \\ i ight. ' ’ } , fiellgion Was rié iPenest ‘ first to sald he rom the witness not ia- adding — actuated by against Wright (am sorry tor him Mention of Queen Ruel Out. ie CTrOSS-@EXHMINATLIO! of Lord Wright t hie " it) } cf Jlleen ecunse| for about Victoria as to seme the political “grand old | Ministet MNelavd's man.’ so lone her Prime Pustiee A\ pllow lide refused to fate { he ef hefore lea, ay in however. the into Name of PsOW- eign to he Lord G] ing the stand. of Wright and the charges he made the elder his recent hrought adstone. ijt sumimed up his views Gladstone’s moral “Portraits aRAWSY life in and Criticisms.’ “He made a foul and loathsome charge against mv father. It was a deadly insult to member of Inv tamiily. A more loath- sone been. made and 1! re. hook thus: every charge could only have foul-aninded man Dez that because of that he was 4 foul fellow. That’s my last word.” Lord Phillmore then testified for the defense, after which Henry N. Gladstone, 75-year-old brother of Lord Gladstone took witness stand hv oe | the north central por-! tion; tomorrow, Increasing cloudi- ress, Drohbablyv rain | warmer In by night: southeast por.- Lion. Arkansas: Tonight. partly cloudy, east: tomorrow. partly sunset 6:23, 7:06 Stage of the Mis of 1.4 sunrise (tomorrow) SISSI})} FSESS-+SOOSBOOOOS8389835 Newman. Birger, Printed Toda COS ~ oo > BOCSDOOSOOLISSSOS GOOG fitn Adm) Inside Stories -War in Southern [inois Third of the Series of Narratives by “Art: Chief Lieutenant ne Charlie Collecting the “Blood Money” Before Glenn Young Was Killed. SOD Dry Raid Photography Barred. NEW YORK, FeD. iz. of patrons of The pho le resorts are 1: discontinued § by Majo Mills, nistratoy heey, Federal Prohibi- \ fte Park aveny “hester —P One eX. vo rier.-e with Q Club which led to In Congress, the agents h ordered to confine pi: life of the Gang Po a +. #¢.¢ @ @¢ ¢ ¢ & 4,4 y on Page 23 POP at ae oP ee ol Oe ot 4 A PPP eG le Oe ee ee Oe . . J PERSONS HURT GULLIDE IN FOG Thousands of St. Louisans Delayed on Way to Work by Accidents and| Impeded Traffic. DRIVERS PARK TO ' ‘ —— — ‘ Victorian Premier ‘Happily | Vision Limited to Few Feet s* eee by Murky Atmosphere — Ambulance Struck When Swerving Truck. me were injured: in | Nine persons three street car morning, due to a dense collisions this fog which than a few impossible for motor- drivers of automobiles and Thousands of per- their wav to work made vision for more feet ahead men pedestrians sons on were the impeded movement This was the third days and seemingly delayed .by of traffic. heavy fog in 12 the worst. Two Kirkwood-Ferguson cars collided head-on at Brentwood sta- tion at 7:45 a. m., and three per- sons were hurt. Fron. platforms of both cars were demolished. The accident occurred at a switch at one end of a stretch of feet which this line has Rat) of Ssiigle track “ised | used in is | ,; Was Caught doctiment | Pextricate ior 3208 St. ' be en flhilaln oO and | had ed for yvears Price 8, 607 Temple, 25 McKinley avenue, In the wreckage Years Old, af Kirkwood, and his near- hour being required to Thos. G. Watson, 36 Vincent inotor. suffered a fracture Mrs. Edith Dennett John’s Station. a pas- on the southbound ear. ions of the right eft leg was crushed severely, lv half an him, avenue, (his ear, ‘ > the left eg lacerat leg Victims. Liniversity another one ahead of it. in Olive street, at 7:45 a. m women passengers of the were injured The their injuries were’ 4852 St. louis Miss Nellie Houle, Women Among A “ est bound buniped into stopped of 4437 ahd five cal second trolley women and relt; “hea of bruised: Brvan Delmar bruised ard JaeceVv Huteh} . whic Fj ' had | DaSSION | night i: ital (] B » | but Oo oe at ee te eo ed nson, 10 a Negro 28 hia fractured Lee. 4 S21 Trankiin averse shoulder; Mrs Quotence Anderson, 249, a Negro. of 3° cas avenue nkin avenue ishoulde! Mrs tj ligty) 'Nevro oO! -~ fractured possible fructure the left hip. Responding to a» Lnited Railways repair automohils ty! 9” the lef a westbound trolley tn (;rand bounlevarc $745 a m.,., eastbound ripped the first the sonth after ambulance re- turning another fog accident. This accident occurred to Miss sttian St. Cyr, 28. of 8709A: Con- icut street, ffered a skull erated scalp when Spring avenue and Ar- eet bv the automobile of Suffolk sewune back f{ avoid an car obscured by and platform of ear Then it swerved fo and broke a ping a cits foe open the rear Nolte. sidesw from pect ho su ‘racture and la: struck af senal str Charles Anderson of 5Ai24 avenue, Some Park Cars All street cars and busses were the rush hour. All crept along gingerly Place _ drivers gave up and Moisture of windshields. Motor S penetrated the gloom but and street lights kept burning bevond the usual Trains encountered brief the terminal vards. The fog, which bhegan about % Jast night. had nearly dis- ared bv 10:30 a. m. lt was general from to Indiana. The ground today, after foz had blown therefore, for Safety. delayed during motor traffie In some parked temporaril the fog froze on headlight | feebly, were hour. electric delavs in a clock n ppe Kansas hog tne and, Popular superstition science, Six weather HAN he ‘ that more of bad expected spring is on the Case the ground hog is chadow on Feb. officially record- to shine at 1 p. m., downtown at lens if ;er faint weeke radition {s Ing in ;tnable to east uw +) the sun was er as starting S9OREDSISSTISOTOSSGSS 259°" | PLAN FOR EUROPE TO HEAR COOLIDGE ON RADIO FEB, 22, | Re the NEW YORE Coolidge’ g Press Keb. U.—President mav be heard in Kurope when he speaks before A joint session of Congress on Feb Officers of the Nationa] Broad- ; casting Co.. sponsoring a 27-station hook-up tn the United States, have announced that london will attempt ‘o réla, WGY at Schnectady, N. ¥.. and KDKA at Pittsburg. Pa. wil) relav the proxram on a §0.000.watt short wave length accessible to Iondon stations If atmospheric conditions permit. the President's will he re-hbroadcas? fron London to listeners in Burope Voice stut the program 4 olte WHEN STREET CARS AVOID MISHAPS | suf- | Which | front | . ' tronble cali 4} CARL SHELTON FAR AWA F, HK SWEARS, re ~—_=-- ee SiC -—- _-— - - — 2a one Wives of Gangsters Spectators at Trial WHEN $15,000 MAIL ROBBERY TOOK PLACE wee wre " steneapenenameneineeneite ee — °f a ee SA. S55 =. JELLY PEO SES EIR REAR. MES. EARL. BERNARD AND CARL SHELTON (left to right), “snapped on the street in Quincy, where their husbands are being | PAID $92, 500 T0 INDICTED MAYOR, LIOWOR RUNNER S | Witness hidgowa- Oy Testifies lie Grave i a. a Bye Cases. of Cargo Also. ’ | ae bs ‘mative e Associated NEW YORK Henry W . 9 e gse] fi Iwas directly i ness street, west of]! but | saw his shad-! jority of | according to} unfounded | The]? 1S ; was rath-| | ions | ;autnor., stand in with having eash bribe for pr schooner rmil The accusation was made Turner. which the May harged VW ith eons prohibitiotr witt who cad the case in others are c to violate the Turner, one of Eker, which vas April three awners seized identified iast water as the man to whom lt the moneys MEDICINAL WHISKY PLAN tried for mail robbery. _| FIRE HORSES SOON +e9 LOSES IN HOUSE COMMITTEE Treasury's Program for Replenish. | ing Stock Beaten by Vote of 16 to 8. By the Associated Presa WASHINGTON, proposal medicinal by the House Om, 2 live Treasurys for replenish ing the stock of was rejected today Wavs and Means vote af 16 to 8 A motion to override th: report of the the bill on the House ¢: engrossment, fell eight required 76. when O. J. fo revive liquot adve committee and plac: for votes short ylendar of the Page ifs the ayes, 59 a ttemprt ed today. The noes, °3 members LFA ARAL LI OS A Substantial Yearly Income any man vote was 658 noft vo i a a fing Is assured enough enerey into his husiness Many small businesses wit splendid possibilities are stan¢ ing still for lack of enougi ready money to pay for in cieased facilities advertising or sales help An ad 1n the ness Opnport of the Post Dispatch is the surest of tinding botl the money lity % make a husiness grow. for en terprising people read. the Post: Dispatch If you have a business whi needs working capital, you wil] do well to use the “Business Opportunities” columns of the Po Dispat« h fous’ One Big Classified Darectors -ELEPHONE MAIN I!l!ll LPL WW en? i orking Rath i ‘tassified “Bust mcans and the ab ~—™ Committee by al Fs constitutional nia- | bill | R i iron ihi@qovd nel regi) cle i ¢ al VISTO Thier) TO GALLOP TO emaining 26 When Effi- ciency Tests Are Met. Vf fire horse will 1 .St. Louis within thre t hy \ if next rotary pumping Sin ti Hes under tes rerLis Directo; oO! rnnounced toda tl * COU- St oul ad have orized., wit! Brod hie engines riit fail to would delay six held in re suid. however, rvice, irector under rrieet the the pro- four others were or- pro- depart- appro- rmIioatoriaznrhye iit been 1) for t $454.470 has priated TEX t noaskhed White W tory ; eontrac 15h) work thy Asaociated AS NEGRO TAKEN FROM OFFICERS AND LYNCHED | , of jis \-snilant Who Vien Hang Fellow Worker, Wil Reeover. Press Tex. Feb [Tb.1S, eur-old Negro. in two officers by an mob of white men ht and hanged ' ; brries } disappear | much to ' ’ lare looking |fortner Cae ost [iste wl n if? | NOE <4, had | (CONDOLENCE IN FORM _ THEIR LAST ALARM (}F WIRE Tf} DEAD MAN ‘Motor Engines Will Replace | sins Ohio Supreme Judge lele- graphs Friend, Chris Wall, Presa Keb. (, the Associated TOLEDO. O ter|e dressed 2.—An ‘ram | Wall, | Monday, was received by | from the to Chris F. of his family today . | Kinka le. Justice of ‘ourt In Columbus. read: Hnnouwulhce Puss ad over tife’s think of you as fron: Toledo, s direct The teleg ming S papers you have |! cannot far away niddivessingg you « wonderful fight for ,ou to liv and ee ea preme ’ | here L.eery rrifad ¢* one which entitles ones Vou! loved Your | ie. ears to cole personal miki nieans a loss to iri \ riends to hold vou dear. finies comes to Cross OV may meet the landing on the other ste everybody there cal ‘hris Wall You have added the surn total of human sure all is Jordan t hope I hope well vou are [t keep the faith ane life’s hattle down with approval Your vherever tinue ment and Good but good-by. well-wisher.”’ Mr. Wall, re Safety Thursday. niet tired Director. “°° | INQUIRY. INTO. PATRONAGE SALE URGED BY COMMITTEE | off ‘vMo fs keeping, | eurround- and ‘ors disarmed rhe them resrry heen identified the dav as tits earlier in Convicts C20 on strike \ » 2. bh’ re ee KEYRMNNE Wvo f@ly hres r nvicts empl yea tory @a , ebirt ae night asserted Nhe- Was a Prison il 1 rs iast not COTI- non-union. tabor manufactured in the @ac concerns under with Mére than rs are assigned to the in the Hawlings prison, would work In ‘SN th private the State ; j a resolutf f | ne union | -/, AS ‘ hy ree ithe Re the Associated Presse WASHINGTON eb Judiciary Committee make a n Senate he authorized to investigation of Federal patronage ion reported by that « todav as a resolutions wide barter of similar aubrmitted 725 Influenza Deaths in W r’reees eb ” ftv the Asmeocia'ee LONDON, —aInf \deaths have increased rapidly—725 ‘in London and other large ct! |England for the week endin compared with 470 previous week Of this 4°2 were in Greater London. of condolence who died members “This you life and to feel that enconrage- friend Fire Chief will be charges eiiesitiute recently Who Died Monday. unusu- e, ad- R.. Et. Ohio Su- eve- d that divide. being o | am have e near friends for massing Your fine qualities caused all your When er the you aft le and Is you much es 'F with will ald me you 1 con- you night, and and _friendea ?.— The would ation- of | under com - for eck luenza ties in g Jan. deatts total ! OLDEST OF THREE BROTHERS OFFERS ALIBI IN DEFENSE —————— TTR Testifies He Wasn’t in Col- linsville Day of Holdup but En Route to Thomas’ Funeral at Marion. LEFT EAST ST. LOUIS AT 7:45 INMORNING That Hour Was 15 Minutes Theft—Denies Telling Newman of Plot Before as Related in Evidence. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. QUINCY. fil., of the three reputed Car) Shel- “brains Feb. 2. — Shelton; eldest ton brothers and of the outfit.” took stand in Federal Court here at 2:35 p. m. today to defend himseif against the charge of the witness robbing a Collinsville mail / $15,000 money | 1925. In response (0 detailed ques- tions by his attorney. Harold J Bandy, he denied every charge that Government witnesses had made against him. He corroborated the testimony of previous defense wi'- nesses that be left East St. Louis at about 7.45 a. m., a few minutes ibefore the ‘“ollinsville robbery, went to Marion, 108 miles away, to attend the funeral of Ora Thomas, arrived there noon and re {turned between 5:30 p. m. and midnight. When his name was called, Shel- ton snapped to his feet and walked briskly to the witness stand clicked his heels together and raised his right hand with military precision as he took the oath. Brothers Watch Him Closely. His brothers sitting behind their leaned forward, closely. messenxer us a package on Jan. 27, before two lawvers, watching him After taking the required oath, Shelton testified that he was 38 years old and that he has a wife and three stepchildren. He was wearing the sams striped brown suit worn yesterday and the day before; tan oxfords, fancy silk hose, and soft shirt with loosely-drawn four-in-hand tie His thick brown hair, unoiled and fluffy, was combed pompa- dour style Admonished to Speak Lauder. He seemed at ease on the witness stand. with right leg crossed, amil- ing at his-relatives in court, and shifting now and then to face the judge and jury. He stoke in a low tone. and it was necessary for his attorney, Harold J. Bandy, and the Court to admonish him to speak louder He testified that he had lived in East St. Louls more than a year. At the time of the (‘ollinaville robbery, he living on (‘ote Brilliante avenue, St. !t.ouis, and conducting a Nineteenth and Market East St On the dav of the robbery, he gaid. he met several friends at the Arlington Hotel In Kast Sf. Louis. intending to attend the fu- neral of his friend, Ora Thomaa, fight at Herrin Met at Arlington Hotel. “We met at the Arlington Ha- tel about a quarter to &,” Shelton testified We waited for Newman, who came In a min wae enloon aft efreet avenue Louis slain in a awhile few | utes | Di holeon & ‘ iceeded to , later We left in two autos, Lincoln sedan and Ea ‘adillaec Newman, Joe MeGivnn, Earl, Charlie and It were in the tLAnecoln Nicholson two of tis and were in the Newman s (jor- don and and bernie Cadiliac There ice on the “ it was hard going We stopp «d Lincoln @ft Okawville and Doelling’s was and the dropped in at about 10 minutes and then pro» Marion We drew up at the jail and stopped there.” private piac or some enson similed at “What time there? landy asked It just before 12. or between 11 and 12 oclock. We went to the law office of Mr Duty, about 11:30-~ McGivnn, Bernie and myseif.” In Marion Five Hours. “How long were you in Marton? “T imagine about five hours."’ “What time did vou leave?’ “Just about dark-—-about 5:30--end -_— his last remark did you arrive WiaaA (entinued on VPage 2. Colume 2. a ee - ne aetine—a or a ne Rh NI hf RE: at NO Ae BAG Se A a ee