New Britain herald., 1924-07-24

marsh as those prescribed by himself for Leopold. He told of prescribing
 glasses for Leopold of the type found
 near the culvert. A minor degree oi
 astigmatism was given as the trouble
 from which Leopold was suffering.
 Thomas McWiliams, manager oi
 the Morrison hotel, where Loeb regis. 1 tered as "Morton D. Ballard" testified
 to turning over to the Chica.o police letter from the renting agency ad- dressed to Ballard" and placed on his desk by hotel employees. He had not opened the letter and Mir. Grove therefore sent for Morgan Collins, superintendent of Chicago's police department to whom McWil- Hams delivered the envelope.
 Maid Testifcs
 Elizabeth Sattler, a maid at the Leo pold home, told about Nathan Jr's, typewriters. She identified the de- fendant and was then shown the wreck of the portable writing ma chine, fished from the Jackson Park lagoon by diver.
 Miss Sattler agreed with Mir. Grove that the wreck resembled the machine of the same type owned by Leopold.
 She also testified that the Leopold family owned five automobiles. She was shown the charred remnants of an automobile robe recovered from the spot on the lake shore where the defendants said they had set fire to it after saturating it with gasoline.
 She said that the robe resembled one she had seen in the Leopold home. The relic, however. was little more than a cinder.
 Arnold Maremont, a law student with Leopold at the University of Chi cago. told Of perhaps d half dozen visits to the Leopold home to prepare his lessons with Nathan Jr.
 He told of having seen the two por.- able typewriters in Nathan's home within the past eight months. lie identified state exhibit as a type writer similar to the one he had seel in his chum's room.
 Maremont identified typewritten dope sheets" prepared by himself and Leopold on portable type writer.
 second student, Howard Oben- Jorf. said he knew Leopold and had visited his home to study with him.
 He did not know what make Of portable machine Leopold used, Asked 10 identify the wrecked Under wood machine and Hammond. also akcn from the Leopold home. Obcn- lorf replied:
 "All portablcs look alike to me-
 He described conversation with | leopold and Maremont before the | ,tates attorneys assistants. denying. | however, there had been a discus ion then of the ownership or the | machines.
 Maurice Shamberg had seen two ,ortable machines in 1.eopold's room. )ne he knew to he a Hammond. He ould not identify the states exhibit, ,e said, as tho one he had seen in lis classmates home.
 J,ostor Ahelson another Jaw stu lent. said his testimony would he the same as that of the | ,ther students. and was excused
 Tell of Seeing Car.
 Lucille and Jeannctte smith. | mother and daughter. living in the in which young | ranks hody was found. told of hav- nr scon large black touring car on ihe dirt road" near their home T thc uieht cf May 21. the date 'rants was killed. The machine as beaded for thr city, they said. he side curtains were on and inc cadlichts Eiaring Miss Smith said that inc machine as4cd tnem fl blocks from tho cui- rrf rroco@dinrs vcrc sttsn~ndcd while nSen Caveriv. ss chief justice of the -tniiral court. received grand jury ,rorf II, Bernard Hunt, night ratchman,