The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-11
Tragic Murder Of
 Very Pretty Woman
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political figure is implicated in the crime.
 ..The big politician mentioned in the case since the investigation started" he said, "is not out of the picture yet We have evidence to show that he had motive for put ting Starr out of the way"
 At the district attorneys office 1t was said that Scotland yard has been asked to aid in the probe. A United Press dispatch from London contain ed a denial that the yard" is in | terested in the case. But Edwards, 1t is understood, is especially desirous of having officers of the liner Fran conia questioned regarding party said to have been held on the ship the night of May 22, when it sailed from New York.
 Miss Faithful attended the party Edwards said, became intoxicated and had to be transferred from the liner to a tugboat in mid -harbor She was screaming historically and demanding to be killed.
 From the date of the party up to last Friday night, when she disap- peared, Starr had been seen fre- ouently in the company of a man she met on board the Franconia, it is be- lieyed, and this man is one of those being sought.
 There was increasing activity to- day at the fashioned apartment, three doirs from the residence of Mayor Walker, where the Faithfulls make their home in Greenwich Vi!- Iage. The section in which they live is a neighborhood known for many years as A stronghold of a waning aristocracy and the Faithful apart ment, though shabby with age, bears evidence. of this tradition.
 The dead girls stepfather, be- sieged by reporters, left the house for "downtown" this morning after saying that, to his knowledge, there were no new developments.
 Starr was mystery girP' even to members of the family, according to all evidence yet adduced. She did not work but left the house every day. No one knew where she went or what she did, and she kept her activities to herself-and perhaps to her diary.
 Funeral services for Starr were scheduled for ? D. m. today at an undertaking establishment in Rock vile Center, l.. I. The body is to De cremated at Middle Village.
 Members of the Faithful family were not neighborly, it was said, and neither Starr nor Tucker ever brought their friends around to the Faithful home. The house, inciden- tally, is that in which Sherwood An derson, the novelist, formerly liVed
 District Attorney Edwards said contents of the diary will be read to a. Nassau county grand jury to- morrow, at which time murder ln' tlictments will be asked
 He declined to say how many m dictments will be sought. nor would he say they will name the persons suspected or simply designate then as John Doe"
 Tn connection with the diary. Ed wards said that there is every reason to believe that some of the events recorded in the little book have direct bearing on the girls case.
 Though he said that Boston angles of the investigation have not as vel been cleared up, he does not intend to send any investigators to the Massachusetts city today.
 Edwards assistant. Martin w. Lit tieton, Jr., left Mineola for Manhat' tan on "an important mission this morning.
 The district attorney, though con fident that he will be able to clear