The Bismarck tribune., 1934-07-17
(By FULTON THATCHER GRANT,

1ceeS 01AIO1I, was CdllSQ TO CnamontX
She arrived at noon. The newspaper,
made q cheap sob-story Of it, but the
poor girl Is really having a bad time
The detectives led her to the hos.
pital room where her dead husband
still lay, his head swathed in bloody
oandages. She fell at his feet
and covered his unfeeling hands with
kisses. He will never know. Love
means little to him now. The detec-
tives stood by unmoved. They have
seen this sort of thing before. What
they want Is for her to lose control
and to say something which mieht
help them.
Press Refuses to Believe
The medico-legal specialists have
given their opinion: Suicide"
Henri voix testifies: Suicide.
His mistress, Lucette Almeras. also:
Suicide"
Charpentier and his detectives:
Suicide" But the press will have
none Of 1t, and 1t certainly looks
queer.
First: voix came to Chan,onix I'M.
der the false name Of Fargeas. He
brought Stavisky with him. He rented
q radio set at 100 francs . month
under that name. He and his mistress
did the purchasing Of provisions. M
All outward appearances, certainly the
nldeaways planned to spend q com
Portable time, and to pass the hour
listening to the music of the airs.
Second: When Arlette stayisky
came to Chamonix to see her dead 4,
dying husb4nd the detectives told he,
that nothing had been touched. and
tnat everything In the room was I'D
II mad been when they entered. but
the revolver with which Stavisky Z
supposed to have shot himself was on
the bedl She inquired about this
Iney told her that they had taken Il
away from him for fear he micht
shoot again. That sounds lame.
1nird: The detectives did not send
Tor an ambulance or doctor for two
hours after he is supposed to have
snot himself. II they had acted more
quickly they might have saved his
lie. I learned that the doctors ner-
formed two trepanning Operations an
Stavtsky but that he died neverthe-
less. Consulting surgical expert on
THIS operation, am informed that
shooting through the head il Ieast
likely to mean death and that II an
surely be avoided II taken In time.
Arlette Told to Shut IN
I learn also that Arlette complained
hystertcally at the neglect Of the d.
tectives and have it on good author-
ity that she was soundly reproved bv
them. She was, In fact, told to Shut
On January l3 the stavisky case
lifted its head and growled in the
Chamber Of Deputies. There vas :
miniature riot there. Deputies ara
demanded that CASTOR Bonnaure,s
parliamentary immunity be Suspended
and that he be forced to reply to
Judge d'Uhalt's questions in Bayonne
IL has been established beyond a doubt
now that he was Stavisky's lawyer ana
MS way-smoother In Budapest and
Stresa. -
Investigation Demanded
Especially does the young firebrand
deputy Ybarnegaray pronounced
Ee-barn-aye-gar-eye-ee") from Bay
onne roast the Chautemps govern.
ment. He demands a parliamentary
investigation. not only Of the case
Itself. but also Of the action-or the
inaction-of the authorities in getting
20 the root Of 1t. He accuses the
Surete Of shielding the murderer Of
Stavisky. or Of assassinating him
themselves. He accuses parliament
tartans and ministers involved and
the Surete Of shielding them. When
ne sits down he is seconded by Philippe
Henriot, deputy from the Gironde. Il
= q fantastic session.
Ybarnesaray named names. made