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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
HAMILTON LOSES
FIGHT ON CHAIR
Texas Appeals Court and
Governor Refuse Des-
perado's Plea.

NJ the Associated Press.
AUSTIN, Tex, May 9.-Judges F.
L. Hawkins and o. s. baltimore OF
the Court of Criminal Appeals re-
fused today to admit a petition for a
writ of habeas corpus on behalf Of
RAYMOND Hamilton, scheduled to be
electrocuted at Huntsville soon after
midnight tonight for the Staying OF q
prison guard.
Gov. James v. Alfred refused today
to interfere with the execution OF
Raymond Hamilton and Joe Palmer.
A few minutes previously the Court
Of Criminal Appeals had refused to
admit q petition for a writ Of habeas
corpus on behalf of Hamilton, South
west desperate and one time aide of
Clyde Barrow, slain by officers last
May.
Both are scheduled to be electro
cuted shortly after midnight tonight.
The judges ruled the writ presented
by Miss Camille Openshaw, Houston
attorney, was insufficient.
There isn't anything I can say
now" said the woman attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09

political parties in 1936-the third
party-loomed today with sentiment
for its creation to the highest state
of ferment in more than q decade.
From the farm lands Of the Middle
West, the melting pot Of New York
City and the cotton fields Of . the
deep South, left wingers" have been
assailing the New Deal. and Liberals
have been blasting the Republicans
with increasing frequency.
The first step designed to crystalize
their charges that the Democrats are
unable to cope with the present crisis
inteligently and that the @. O. p.
policies are too conservative has been
taken.
One hundred New York Fusionists,
Wisconsin Progressives and Mime
sofa Farmer-Laborites met in WASH
ington Saturday and decided the time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09

ticket in 1919, with Senator Hiram
johnson, California Liberal Repub-
lican, for Vice President, received A.
900 popular and SO electoral votes.
splitting the Republican party and
giving victory to the Democrats headed
by President Wilson.
In 1924 the late Senator Robert
M. La Toilette, sr., Of Wisconsin
led . revived Progressive ticket with
Senator Burton K. Wheeler, Mon
tana Liberal Democrat and individual
list, for Vice President. It gathered
4.S22 $50 popular and Is electoral
votes, but did not prevent the elec-
ton of . Republican President,
Coolidge.
leaders Of the two major parties
appeared, at least outwardly. to dis
count the new party movement As
unimportant despite the prominence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
Sports Apparel

(20 Slip-on Sweaters; long and
short sleeves; sizes "a to 90
SO. Were $1.95 ........ SI$
(23) Twin Sweater Sets, con-
sisting of slip-on sweaters and
over vest in contrasting shades;
sizes IA to Is. Were oo>
$l.95 ................. WV
(3) Boucle Knit Suits; In gold,
green and brown;
sizes IA, Is and 20. q 10
Were $8.95 ........ YS'OS
(s) Silk Blouses; short sleeves;
sizes "a to 40; slightly To-
soiled. Were $1.95 ...... O7S
(1O) Tweed Skirts; in plaids and
, black; j. size. as 2s to 80. 81 30
Were $1.95 .......... YIsSI
(2) Acetate Dresses; short
-sleeves,f 70 Sum mer
wear; sizes 10 and a. 90
Were t1.99 ............ SSS
(9) Flannel Sport Jackets; in
CLARK Gable" and Bi-swing
backs; red, navy, black. also
checks. Sizes II to 10. % 30
Were Sass .......... YAsSS
(1e) Two and three-piece Tweed
and Flannel Suits; blouse. jacket
and skirt to match; sizes II to
20; also one swagger
n. model :. in size a. Were 4.bq
(2) Tweed Suits; in green check
and beige color: sizes - 10
Il and 20. Were 1886 9Z.07
Goldenber0,s-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
Sirens Use Curtailed.

REDDING, Conn. CP-That hard
working fire siren will notify towns
people that 1t Is noon once q week
from now on, instead Of every day
as in the past. The volunteers of
Company /, atop whose fire house the
siren is perchsd, are fearful lest Il.
wear out too soon. SO they have
changed the service" 10 Saturday
only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
Hosiery

t97 Pairs) Women's Lace-Top
Chiffon Silk Hose, knit-to-fit.
seam back; shaped ankles. Taupe
bark, smoke, cedar, sandee and
tea dance shades. IT.
regulars of better quality TO-
Zoo Pairs) Women's Full-Fash-
Toned Knee-Length Silk Hose, in
suntan and neutral
shades. Irregulars Of 85c 90
quality 0SS
go Pairs) Children's Light
Weight Sport Hose, in plaid pat
terms; sizes 7 and 7l2 IN
only. Were Csc pair. W.
Women's An-Silk Chiffon Hose;
full fashioned, 2 and 3 threads,
also semi-sheer. Suntan, petal.
mufin, tropic, sherrytone. mud
arion. etc Also Isle top service
weight. Irregulars and
seconds of Csc and $l00 no.
QUALITIES ............. Nv
Goidenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09

Of individuals and other factions, In
addition to those represented at the
Washington conference, who are talk
ing of it. Some reports were how
ever, that privately both old parties
were no little perturbed by the trend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
YIN. Woodbnry's
Beauty Aids
Sc
Regularly 2Sc

feSnI0rIy CSC
Odd lot of VIM. Woodbury's
Facial Preparations. including
Cold Cream, Strawberry Cream.
Skin and Tissue Creams. Liquify-
ing Cream, Skin Tonic and Facial
Astringent.
(649) Marie Marquis
Flower Kist POwedr; regu- r
larry soc ~
(6S bottlesi Spearmint An e
tiseptic: regularly I0c. 80. ~
(55) THAT" Talcum Pow e
der; regularly 10c ....... ~
046) Ire Jur Liquir Pow
der Sun Tan; regularly e
SOC ~
t43) busting Powder; IN
regularly Csc .......... wv
(l60) Ire Jur Face Pow
der: flesh and Rocket; IN
regularly Csc. ..... W.
t28) Ames Cold Cream and
Foundation Cream; regu- TO-
larry 29c .............. ~
t5D Ire Jur Toilet 90
Water; regularly $1.00 SIS
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
Window Shades

(I47) Washable window Shades;
3x6-ft. cut size, In light ecru.
dark ecru and gold. Slight mis-
weaves, but perfect roll TO-
ers. Regularly $14s.... ~
(225) OiIcloth Table Covers; Sax
81 in. square. with seal no.
Hoped edges. Were &c.. TN
(7s) Extra-wid Duplex window
Shades; cleanable quality; a and
IS In. by 6 It. Green and white
or green and ecru- 6I 90
Were SITS and $l.98. VIsSI
(185) American Holland window
Shades; In cream, light ecru and
shantung. Irregulars Of 40
soc quality ............. Tc
acknowledgements Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
COrsets

f1S) Two-way Stretch Girdles;
pastel shades; small and 90
medium sizes. Were $1.00 , ~
n Two-way Stretch Girdle;
side laced; size 81;
solled from 70 display IS 90
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
Bows Clothing

(6o) Junior Boys Linen Eaton
Suits; and Wool Pant Suits; sizes
4 to 10 years. Were e. 30
$l.95 and $295. . YIsOI
(D Junior Boys Knicker Suits.
with vest; wool mixtures: sizes
s $ 80 = years Were $I.55
(s) Junior Boys Upper Jackets;
all wool, blue and brown flannel;
sizes 6 to 9 years. Were oQ>
81 .95 ............... WV
49, Boys Tan Lumber
jacks; age II years. co.
Were $119 ........... wv
1907 Boys Sweat Shirts; white
and grey; sizes 26 to "a. co.
Were 79c .............. wv
1907 Boys Long Pants; in tweeds
and blue cheviots: 10 to is. e.
years. Were 81. 40 and $1.79. ~
(se) Junior Boys Spring Goats;
all-wool tweeds and blue cheviots;
3 to Z years. Were G90 q
s4.4e enhancement. 9oZ.7
Q5) Prep Suits; in navy blue
cheviots: with two longies and
vest; plain backs; sizes Is to
% years. Were Gil OK
s15.75 and $19.75.. YIi.I0
(72) Boys Base Ball Suits and
Cowboy Suits; 4 to II Clio
years. .............. Ytt
(600) Summer Wash Ties: for
boys and youths; 4-in-hands of
i nspDsss w. sa ise 2for25c
(3e0) Odd Lot Of Boys Wear
ables. including Shirts, Blouses.
Polo Shirts, Sweaters, Caps. Belts
and Wash Suits. Were o.
39c to soc. Z~S
"a Junior Boys Jersey Suits;
2-piece models in brown; sizes
3, 4, 6 and 8 years. r. 90
regulars of $1.1s quality. OI~
(40) Boys Athletic Undershirts;
plain and ribbed; sizes IE
26 to 80. Were Csc. Nv
15) Boys Corduroy Longies; in
tan, brown and drab: 8 to ID
years. Irregulars of $1.4s co.
and $1.95 qualities. ..... SI~
u2) Boys Rayon Athletic
Undershirts; in white, blue and
salmon shades; sizes 80 90
and "a. Were SOC. 49,. liz
(20) Prep L0ngies; Of Sanforized
white cotton flannel:
sizes 10 and 20. Were d 20
(29) Junior Boys Ensembles.
consisting of hat, coat and
shorts; also Spring Coats (some
with caps); sizes 3 to
9 years Were $4.95 q 90
Goldenbergs-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
HELD II DAYS IN JAPAN
n. A. Pierce, Californian, Sus-
pected of Being Spy.

pected of Being Spy.
TOXIC, May 9 CThursday) P.-
M. A. Pierce, former police commits
sioner of Los Angeles. revealed to-
day upon his arrival in Toxic that
he had been detained for II days
by police of Kobe on suspicion of
espionage.
The prominent Los Angeles man,
latest victim Of the Japanese spy
hunt which has trapped many persons
sailing in Formosan waters, took
photographs from the deck OF the
liner Tatsuta Maru. At the time
Pierce used his camera the ship was
en- route from Shanghai to Kobe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
House Dresses

(l6) White Broadcloth Uniforms;
sizes AZ, "A and 4s; e no
soiled. Were $3.50. -. 4IO7
~ Three-piece Smock Pajamas:
in printed broadcloth; sizes Is
and Is; soiled. Were q or
1895 ............... ~ 70
~ One-piece Silk L0unging
Pajamas; in blue; sizes e. OK
Is: soiled. Was 1929. ~ ~
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
SENTIMENT GAINS
FOR THIRD PARTY.
New Deal and Republicans
Attacked With Increasing
Frequency Over U. S.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May ga new specter
to stalk the aspirations of the major
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
Mems Furnishings

(lS0) Mems Athletic Union Suits;
of checked nainsook; sizes 90
SO to A. Were 49c. III
1897 Mems Silk Socks; plain
brown and fancy patterns in blue.
black and brown. Perfect and
irregulars of SOC quail o.
Ivy ,s,sss.s 's',.sssss
1857 Mems Spring Caps; in her
ringbone. tan and grey e.
shades. Were 79c ...... NV
(45) Mems Broadcloth Pajamas;
regulation coat style; sizes B, c
and D. Irregulars Of TO-
S119 quality. ....:...... ~
12) Mems Wool Slip-on SWEAT
ers; in grey. light blue and white;
%sss .,s s;'e ''..' 'ollsa. $I.09
1857 Mems BaIbriggan Union
Suits: short sleeves and long legs:
sizes IS to 46. Irregulars TO-
$l.39 quality ........... ~
153) Mems BroadcIoth Shorts;
in stripes and neat patterns; sizes
80. 80 and "a only. Were IT,
Csc .................... NC
(63) Mems Coat Sweaters;
medium weight cotton, In tan and
grey mixtures, also plain brown
and navy; sizes So to ~. Qoc
Were 1.29 ............. OH
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09

CO.. Acetate Dresses; broken sizes
II to 20. Were G. 90
$3.50 .............. YIsoS
(l2) Silk and Acetate Dresses;
broken sizes "a to 4s. g 20
Were $500 .......... @Z.o7
(21) AIl-dlk Dresses; broken
sizes IA to So. Were "a ~
$5.95 ............... Toll
(D All-siIk Crepe Dresses; brok-
en- sizes "A to 40. & ~
Were $7.s5 ......... YosSI
(13) All-silk Crepe Dresses; brok-
en- sizes u to 81. * %
Were $10.95 ......... ~sSS
n Goldenberc's-SecoHd Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
Cloves

(340) pairs) Women's Fabric
Gloves; slip-on style. in black.
brown and other colors; o.
all sizes. Were soc pair. SOS
QIs pairs) Women's Novelty
Fabric Gloves; slip-on style;
black only. Were 4sc o.
(l2e pairs) Women's Cotton
String Gloves; for sport wear;
pastel shades. Were 49c 90
pair ................. - ~
GoldoSa -Adin Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
Junior Misses

(35) Junior Misses Suits and
Goats; all-wool materials; the
majority silk crepe lined. Broken
sizes, II tols. Were GE 90
$10.s5 and $685.. .... 3O."
~ Junior Miss 3-piece Swagger
Suit; silk crepe lined; size IS.
All-wool grey ma Clio 90
terial Was $3.50. $1,000
1927 Junior Misses An-Wool
Goats; silk crepe lined; checks.
plaids and navy blue. Sizes II
to 10 In the lot.
Were $685. and Gin 90
1895 ............ YIO'"
(Is) Junior Misses All-wool
Suits; the majority silk crepe
lined. Broken sizes, IL to 10.
Were $685. and Gin 90
$685. ............. Wv "
~ Junior Misses 3-piece ALL
wool Swagger Suit; In brown, silk
lined; size is. Was Ga 90
$3.50 ............ W tsSS
(12) Junior Misses Dresses; in
acetate and silk materials; brok-
en- sizes. II to 10. q 1T
Were $500 ......... 3o'0'
(20) Junior Misses Silk Crepe
Dresses; in prints and plain
shades; broken sizes. Dr. 90
(20) Junior Misses Silk Crepe
Dresses; in prints and plain
colors: sizes II to 10 "a S7
in the lot. Were $5.o5. 97'SI
(13) Junior Misses Acetate
Dresses; sizes II to 10
s 81 the '... lot: w.r: 81 81
Goldenberg's-Secord Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09

Leather Goods, Jewelry
(150) Leather Belts; in q variety
of styles and colors. ~
Were Csc to ACC ........ W.
(97) Hand Bags, one and two OF
. kind; styles from our AA>
regular soc to 79c stock tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
Notions

Remnants Of Ice and 1Sc l.
Ribbons, I'd &c
Us Pieces) Ruflling, in white,
yellow and brown; collar
lengths. Regularly 29c a.
and soc. tn
us Pairs) Stamped Pillow Cases,
ready made to be en-
broidered; soiled. Were Ill.,
Soc pair. ............. tn
t58 Pairs) Scissors, as o.
sorted sizes. Were ACC. A0S
(I27 Pieces) Bias Tape, of fast
color percale; sgd. pieces. O.
Regularly 10c. ........2 for ~
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
S ssr c%ss% %sy E:% Remnants Specials
Curtains & Draperies

10 pieces) Woven Stripe Awning
Canvas; 80 in. wide; in green
and white or tan and white
stripes. Regularly Csc o.
yd. .................... ZZC
900 yds) Remnants Of Marqui-
settle and Cretonne; in useful
lengths: wanted colors. Regu-
larry 19c and 29c I6I/
yo. ............... t&|S
(96 pairs) Ruffied Sash Curtains;
of figured scrim with plain
colored ruf1es. Were 35c o.
pair GS\
(125 pairs) Criss- Cross Curtains;
made of dotted marquisette, in
cream and ecru. Were o.
Sl.l9 pair. .............. OES
1887 Day-Bed Covers; Of rainbow
jaspe, in rust or green; o.
pleated fronts. Were SIPS CZC
u47 pairs) Ruffled Curtains;
of dotted marquisette, cream
and ecru; 3 yards d 30
long. Were s1.7s pair 4i.C7
(25) Robe Blankets; in bright
Indian patterns; large size
and extra thick. Were e. 20
1929 ............ YisGI
(6) All Wool Reversible Blankets;
72x84-in. size; pre- hrunk.
Orchid and green "a AZ
only. Were $685. ga. 9f.fO
(25) Bed Pillows. medium size,
filled with sterilized feathers
and covered with art IT,
ticking. Were 89c .. ca. OfC
Goldenberos-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
Goats and Suits

(43) Women's and Misses All
wool Suits; silk crepe lined: BIZ
swing and swagger models in
tweeds and navy blues. Broken
sizes, IA to 46. Were Gin 90
1855 and $685.. 3lU.77
1867 Women's and Misses All
wool Goats; silk crepe lined:
broken sizes IA to
So. Were s16.95 GIn 90
and $685. ........ YIOs"
GA Women's and Misses Suits
and Goats; including coats in
dress and sport models: tweeds
and navy; suits in bi-swing and
swagger models. Broken sizes IA
to So. Were $1095 DR. 90
and s13.95. YO.JI
81 Women's and Misses Suits:
single and double breasted; sizes
IA to 10. Were @ TT
$7s5 ............... pal
ca Four piece Swagger Suits; all
wool materials; broken
sizes: sizes IA to 20. Were 1897
Goldenber0s-Sec Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
Lamps

(25) Large Table Lamps; in
green, red or white;
with shade. Were d "a
III .69 ............... s@ ]
I5) Goose-Neck Desk Lamps;
in dark green or bronze 90
finish. Were $119. ..... OO@
~ Reflector Floor Lamps; with
parchment shade. "a OR
Were S695 ..... IL
Goldenbero's-Thrd Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
Towels

go Dox.) Turkish Towels, with
colored borders. Seconds r
Of l0c and l2lac kinds. .... ~
(46 DOz.) Huck Towels; plain
white or with colored borders.
s sssG tinds o. I've ana IL. l2/oc
t5) Bath Mats; heavy Turkish
quality. Seconds Of IT,
$3.50 grade. VIZ
(58 DOz.) Dish Towels: cotton
and part linen: colored IN
borders. Were l5c and l9c. W.
(64) All-Linen Table Napkins. in
checks and plaids. Were e
lOc ...:........... ~
f63 Doz.) Boot Mills Towels. in
white. Seconds Of 12l2c 7
quality ~
t40) Tea Towels; all linen quality
with colored borders; IS TO-
in. wide. Were 29c. 80. III
Goldenbergs-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
Bedding

90 Poster Beds; mahogany We
neered panels, turned posts; full
: :o o. only Were 81 90
t3) Simmons Inner spring Mat
tresses; full size &IlhQ
~ Layer-Felt Mattresses; I'M
perial stitched, rolled edge:
covered sateen ticking Twin
size only. Floor 10 90
samples. Were sl0.95 1000
12) Metal Beds; Graceline tub
ing: round filters; as
s ssl'sd Sizes Were. 81 IL
l2) Studio Beds; with inner
spring mattresses on box spring
base; covered in tapestry; COM
plete with 3 cush- 60 30
ions. Were $500. 1887
~ Coil Springs; orchid enamel
finish: helical tied; tempered
: :;ss; . coils: Were '': $5.74
~ Folding Cots; canvas base on
metal frame. Fold to card
..s3 size. Were $2.87
Goldenbero's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
HOusefurnishings

AAOASAa AA AAAoAAAAASS
(S) Wood Serving Trays, with
glass bottoms; assorted pastel
shades. Slightly marred. o.
Were 79c .............. ZOS
(3o) Chrome and Silver Bonbon
Dishes, Mayonaise Dishes and
Footed Compotes. Were 40
95c ........ tS~
az Rayon Finish Shower Cur
tains; water repellent; pastel
s s0l0rs' . Slightly Zig s0iled' 81 IS
~ Metal Ice Refrigerator;
green and ivory enamel finish:
75-lb. ice capacity.
Floor Flo y, sample Was 5000
400 rolls) Fem" Toilet Tissue
Paper; 1000 sheets to the roll.
Regularly 3 rolls for Csc. e
Per roll ~
(s) Metal Fern Stands, with
fiuted metal fern holder:
green and gold finish. tx
Were $l.00 ............. fOC
(I3) Gibson Island Lawn Chairs,
with reclining adjustable backs.
Made Of unfinished lumber,
ready for the paint d ~
brush. Were $1.49 =. 4I w
(1O) Wear-Ever Aluminium Cas-
seroles; with dome covers and
bakelite handles. Were co.
$1.25 wv
az 26-piece Dinner Sets: ivory
body china with platinum bands;
service for 4. Were - OK
1886 ............... 4Z.7O
a. Metal Utility Cabinets; 63-in.
high: assorted colors.
Slightly marred. Were d or
S3.49 .,............. W. w.
Goldenberg's-DoUnstdirs Store.
19c to 39c Jewelry
Clearance Of odds and ends of
Costume Jewelry, including Beads,
Earrings. Clips, Bracelets, Pins.
etc. Metal and Catalin In q
great variety of styles IN
and colors .............. wv
Goldenberg's-MaiH Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
Odd Lots Paints
Children's Dept.

az Washable Pique and Organdy
Flop Hats; soiled from To-
display. Were Soc. ..... w
(10) Washable Pique and Org
andy Poke B0nnets; mussed
from handling. Were 90
o0V ..'.ss'' ..'''''
m Youths Bed;
g. e f'ni'h' Was $q.q5
S1O.oO
t41) Giris' Plaid and Check
Skirts; sizes 10 to 16 To-
yearS. Were $1.59. ..... ON
(11) Mrs. Days Ideal" Baby
Slippers; for first steps: sizes 2.
8 and 4. White and 0o>
champagne. Were $50 wv
GoldenberO's-Second Floor.
The Washington times., 1935-08-08

Charles Marie Widow, oldest OF
living composers. seated in his
home in Paris, will hear by radio
the American premiere of score
he wrote 40 years ago when the
N. B. C. Symphony Orchestra
plays his Overture Espagnole" on
WMAL tonight at 8 p. m.
Melvin PurviS, youthful Oman
who captured Dillinger, and a
sports trio composed of K i n 6
LevinSky, his sister, Leaping Lena,
The Washington times., 1935-08-08
RADIO HIGHLIGHTS
ToDAY's FEATURES

WRC-Fraternal Order OF
Eagles, Gov. M. L. DaVey.
H. F. Grady and George F.
Douglas, 1904 p. m. Capt.
Henry's Show Boat, S-9 p. m.
WMAL-Goldman Band,
$500 p. m. N.B.C. Sym
phOny Orchestra, 80 p. m.
WJSV-H GRACE He1dt's
Brigadiers, $3.50 p. m. L.
Prima's Orchestra, 9:45-1O
D. m. Seattle Symphony Or
chestra, 11-11:3O p. m.
WOL-LegisIative Hi LiteS.
S.S:15 p. m. Marimba Band,
9:15-9:45 p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-08-08
TOMORROW
FEATURES

WRC-AI Pearce and His
Gang, 9:3O-1O p. m. The Open
Road, 1O:45-11 p. m.
WMAL-T mes r d 10
News, 9:45-1O a. m. Irene Rich
7-7:15 p. m. SinfOnietta, $3.50
10 p. m.
WJSV-True Story Court,
1908 p. m. Richard Himber's'
Champions, $3.50 p. m. Moon
Dial, 11-11:3O p. m.
WOL-Five Star Final,
7:15-7:3O p. m. Grandma's
Night Out. 5000 p. m. Or
chestral Concert, 11:30-11:15
p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-08-08

and Paul Calico, will be guest Of
the Rudy Vallee program broad
cast on Station WRC tonight at
7 p. m.
German Reciprocal Trade
Agreements" will be discussed by
Representative Samuel Dickstein.
Democrat of New York. in an ad-
dress on WJSV tonight at 1890
D. m. He will speak from the
WJSV studio here.
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goes by AL Reich, former pugilist
who acts as bodyguard. Reich was
also with Condor on the night when
they went to the Woodlawn cemetery
where "Jafsie" established his contact
with the extortioner, sitting in CONVEX
sation with him for an hour on a park
bench.
Marked Contrast.
Condor positively identified Haupt-
mann as the person to whom he paid
the ransom money. Attorney Reilly in
cross-examining Condor, implied that
the witness himself was one of the kid
nap gang. Condor vigorously denied
any such part, declaring that his only
purpose was Ito get back Colonel Lind
bergh's baby"
Opposing counsel in this most inter-
esting criminal case Ct modern times
present marked difference. David T.
Wilentz. attorney general of New Jer-
sey, who is directing the fight to send
Hauptmann to the electric chair, Is
wiry, dapper, dark-eyed, olive skinned.
He has not handled many criminal
cases in his career and he has never
before been prosecutor in a capital
case. He has been thrust into glare of
publicity as brilliant as any lawyer
could ask for, and appears calm and
confident as to the final outcome of his
efforts to convict the prisoner.
He has the support of five assistant
attorney generals, of a former judge.
George X. Large, and Anthony NJ.
Hauck, Jr., present prosecutor of
Hunterdon county.
In direct contrast to Wilentz is Ed
ward Jay Reilly, chief of defense coun-
sci. In his thirty years of practice he
has tried, according to his own esti-
mate, 1000 murder cases, among them
some of the most spectacular aequit-
tails ever recorded in New York. His
methods have become almost legend
among criminal lawyers. Florid, weigh
ing 200 pounds, and a former army
captain, he is entirely the opposite of
his opponent Reilly admits that he
will receive no pay for his efforts on
behalf Of Hauptmann.
Associated with Reilly are c. Lloyd
Fisher, native Of Pennington and
defender Of John Hughes Curtis, the
Norfolk (va.) shipbuilder who was
convicted in 1882 of obstructing JUS
tice In the Lindbergh case: Egbert
Rosecrans, defender twelve years ago
in the ''cat and swamp murder" cases.
and Frederick A. Pope.
Meanwhile. millions watch the drama
that is being played daily in the little
town of Pennington. the little New Jer-
,sey town where the most sensational
trial of modern times is being held.