New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
Long Argument Later.

Sapiro's counsel did gain permis- ion 70 cite authorities on the ad- missibiity of letters to prove the unrcliability of writer or reporter and that meant un extended argu- ment at a later date.
 William Henry Gallagher, chief of Saplro's counsel sought to show the irros sponsibility of II. II. Dunn, of Berkeley, Calif., writer of some of the articles in the Dearborn Inde- pendent attacking Sapiro which led O the libel suit
 Gallagher was denied permission 10 withdraw Cameron as a witness witnesses prove the inaccuracy of the articles
 Cameron. in the witness chair for the fourth day, was not questioned by Sapiro. who merely read to the jury excerpts from back issues Of dent so that Gallastcr's voice, bad i ly used in arguments and reading ] yesterday, might be spared. 1 Jury Shows Interest.
 The six women and six mon Of the jury closely looked Sapiro over from the top of his black haired head to his black shoes as he faced them for the first time. He wort a natty gray suit, having changed from the blue he has worn preyi- ously. He is rather slight and stretched to his full height as he read an article mentioning: "Otto Kahn, Bernard Earuch down tn Aaron Sapiro and lesser Jews. There was no trace of an accent as the former California ncwsboy read.
 The element of added dana Ses may be submitted 10 the jury, Judge Fred NJ. Raymond stated to- day in explaining that although only one line or paragraph Of an article formally had been declared lihclous in Sapiro'S declaration all of the article would be permitted as evidence for intcrprotative purposes
 However. the plaintiff can re- cover only upon the parts declared up," said the court. Tho element of added damages would be based upon malice, ill will or hatred, h. said, and is known as incrcaset damages claimed in the suit woult be compensatory, or injury damages
 SapirN alleged that Dearborn In dependent articles naming him IT
 l, ,I ti,,. n n tional ring of Jews seeking 10 domi nate American agriculture" and ac cnsing hun of trying to spread com munism and of unfair dealing Htl farmers. and injured his work 0 organizing farmers cooperative @ ganiza tionS.
 ! The courtroom was warmer toda and the windows were closed afte Senator James A. Reed Of Missouri chief of counsel for MT. Ford. wh sat overcoat clad one day. asked bailin to close the windows yester day and Paul Y. Anderson, staff cor respondent for the St. Louis Post Dispatch was taken to a hospita last night suffering from pneumon ia. Anderson's seat had been nca one of the three open windows.
 Crowd Disappointed
 After he had finished with hi reading Sapiro sat down apparent ly to the disappointment of the iur and the spectators. without inter rogating Cameron.
 Gallagher took up the question ing and immediately ran into le gal wrangle which resulted in tn jury being sent out Of the court room.
 This question was intended { pave the way for tho submission ( a letter from an unnamed perso concerning the Independent article complained of by Sapiro. Senator Reed argued the inadmis sibility of unsworn, unverilied docu ments from a third person not part to the suit at issue,
 Senator Reed argued against th principle of permitting the rcadin