The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20
BEAUTIFUL GIRL
 GOES ON TRIAL

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 have been committed by Faber, already convicted of MeLood's mur. der, Under these elreumBtaneeA that Norma could not have been nxpsctod to inform authorities against her husband. ae Fear of Her Husband
 oeorge A. Douglas, counsel tor l Norma, has hinted q part of nor j Aef0nse will Do the claim that nho ] wAg under the domination of her I 5husband, 4 similar effort was ui. I Buceessfui In the trial of the Milien brothers and Tabor, whore it was argued that Murt dominated hiH
 10 support this defense, Douglas said, he intends to introduce hs an exhibit, tf tho state does not beat him to it, tho ThoHreon subsmas chine gun Murt carried m the Naedham heidup. It will, no said, Norma felt for her four.months
 Naturally" he said, "her long sS secure in tho confidence that the Jury will aequit her" m,
 Smiling or not, Norma will Do bne of the most beautiful women ayer 10 face Q charge of felony n T Massae oh usatts, Bhe is curly-haired, brunette and slender,
 Ono Exhibit in Case
 One of tho exhibits Dewing has prenised to offer, for the consider ation of the jury "a Norme's trous. soRu lingerie, pink and frilly stun, Whieh she took along with her when MuPt and she went on their honeymoon to New York after the Nsedham robbery. and murder. U was pielsed up !n thelr hotel room,
 esns ssSnss,! wsn ssns Sns ,sssn.s sss!sn money ana
 Her entire, poignant in many phases, will Do laid bare to the Jury bouglas said. A childhood Illness, which left her unable to walk or dance like other girls for many months, her parents' divorce, her faHelnation for the beady.eyed but gallant Murt--all will play . part n her defense, Douglas said.
 The prosecution has only cold Facts to offer. Those will ineludo fhe testimony os Saul Messinger, boyh00d ehum oe Murt, who once saved him from suicide ana whono testimony an Murt's trial holped piaee him sn the shadow of the Electric ehair, Saul told how Nor. ma was present when Murt dis. cussed the "Needham Job" with him,
 Another prosecution thunderbo,t ...iiS ha a as,lA aaa thnt Nannan h0lAad in the disposal oe the bandit car. DeWing has witnesses to establish Ahnt, when Murt, Irving and, Abe drove the murder machine Co Nor. wood in order to burn it, Norma Followed them In her husbands au. tomobile and drove them away erOm the scene whom the car had been destroyed.
 Defense Scores Point
 The defense scored . partial vie- eory today at tho opening of tho muFder accessory trial of Noriiiil BPlghten Millen, pastors daughser and convicted glayer's bride.
 Superior Judge Nelson r. Brown, following a brief hoaring and 10 minutes deliberatlvn, al' lowed . defense motion tc abats' and dismiss that part of the ind!ot. ment FeferFing to asslstanet al'NE. edly rendered by Norma to her brother-in.iaw, Irving Mllien,
 This was one Qf SIX motions ar' gued by Defense Counsel George A. bouglas when court convened more thRn an hour iAte.. All the other Emotions were denied,
 More thaB 2k0 peEsons were kathered ct the rear. entrance to tho courthougo, awaiting q glimpse of the pretty defendant, but only bO were seated in the courtroom as Douglas argued his motions.
 Norma had not arrived. from
 Tine defense motions sought the hbatement and dismissal of the fhreo Indictments, and the qiiash- 1ng ok the three indictments, on the ground that Norma was relats Cd to Irving by affinity through her TnarriaRe to his brother MurtluI.
 Irving, Murton and Abraham Baber recently were convicted of frst- -deRree murder charges in the same courtroom and face man dafory sentences of death in the elsctrlc chair for the staying of 1.-Two policemen in q Needhnm bank #Fbbbery February g.
 Jury Chosen Quickly
 Courthoiss, Dedhanls Mass.s June zD-fUp)--A Jury was selected fn 7O minutes today Co tfy Norma Brighton Million, minister's daughs zfep. as tho alleged accessory Of q ztfIo of Killer bandits.
 The jury was complete after ox. &&zainatl0n of only 22 veniremon,