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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
MARKET PLAYING OF HAUPTMANN
 AIDED DEFENSE
Dabbled in Stocks Long Before Kidnapping of the Lindbergh Baby
BY SIDNEYEr wHTpPLE CODyripht, 1885 by United Press,

NNOVIFlRHt, 1bOO ny CuHtCh IrNDoJ
 Bennington, Jan 21.-(UP)-- Playing on margin, Bruno Rich ard Hauptmann operated extensive ly in the stock market after the Lindbergh Kidnapping, the prosecu- ton demonstrated to-day.
 But, savagely attacking the tes- timony by which the state hopes to prove his money came from the ransom fund paid him by pr John F. Condon, the defense also proved that the defendant was en- gagged in stock transactions, with varying success, as early as 1929, more than two years before the baby was abducted.
 Before William F. Frank. the governments expert accountant. was turned over to the defense for ksessass- examination, he had traced
 1,488 to the Hauptmann coffers, .sof which nearly $15,000 consisted of the ransom currency dug up from the Bronx carpenters gar age.
 Although Edward J. Reilly. chief defense counsel, placed before the jury the fact that Hauptmann made an occasional profit in Wall street, analysis of his complete transactions showed that he lost considerably more than 5000 over the period of his operations. p The morning session was the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
AGENTS SEARCHING FOR
 TWO CANCSTERS
They Gunned Their Way Out of Atlantic City Trap
 Set By Police
BY JOSEPH S. WASNEY Tinted PrcSs Staff COPrcSDOndCnt


 Atlantic City, N. J., Jan 21.- (UP)-Department of justice agents to-day pressed police of a score of cities into 8 search for Alvin Karpis and Harry Campbell, last surviving members of the mo- torious aKrpis- Barker gang, that extended along the Atlantic sea- board from Washington to Bos- ton.
 Karpis and Campbell are wanted for the Kidnapping of Edward C.. Bremen of St Paul.
 Local police in towns along the coast and as far west as Chicago were instructed to shoot to kill If they encountered Karpis, now Puo- lie Enemy No 1 because federal agents have killed or captured smarter and more desperate gang sters. He proved his right to the succession yesterday when he and Campbell machine-gunned their way through a police trap in a ho- tel and escaped in a stolen motor car.
 Although more than 200 shots were exchanged, the only one in- jured was Dolores Delaney, 200, one of two women the gunmen left
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
PEGGY FRENCH WON

Boston, Jan 21-(UP)-A supe- rIor court jury today awarded Mrs Peggy Lucille French $10,000 dam- ages against her father-in-law, AL
 bert H. M. French, real estate and insurance operator, from whom she sought $50.000 damages on Q charge of alternating the affections of her husband, Albert K. French, formerly of Toledo. O. Mrs French testified difficulties with her father in-law started after she and her husband came here from Toledo, where they were married in 1928.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
NAVY EMPLOYE
 HELD FOR CRIME

Fairfax, Va, Jan 21-(UP)-- Philip J. Wise. 43. Washington navy yard employe. was held to- day for grand jury action on charges of murdering his wife and two daughters by setting fire to and Frances. 12, were asleep on at Franconia, Va, when 1t burned They were burned to death. Wise. according to Sheriff E. P. Kirby, admitted collecting $1,000 in insur- ance. He said he made every effort to rescue his wife and daughters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
UNIONS ASKED
 TO REFUSE CUTS

Boston, Jan 21-UP)--Declar. ing that 1t Is the policy of the Boot and Shoe Workers Union to main- tain or raise existing wage levels. President John ]. Mara has recom- mended that the afiiliated locals Of the union refuse wage reductions. The union is a branch of the Amer. fcan Federation of Labor.
 Several independent in Mds- sachusetts shoe centens have re- centiy accepted voluntary wage cuts in order that their employers might compete with low wage areas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington. Jan 21-(UP)--Gov- ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year to Jan 18th. compared with the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year: ThiR Year Expenses Last Yenr $3,S70, ,566. .G75.90 $3,2S3, ,196,273.66
 Receipts $2,000, ,535 .4Ss.S7 $1.619,131,2o3.09
 Deficit s1,s7o. .Os1,1s7.Os si,6s4,oe4.sso.57
 Cash Balance $2,4os. .92s. .959.13 5 6Oo,7o2,s97,os
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21

for work, nor did he ever again work for the corporation.
 New Hauptmann Witness
 New York, Jan 21--(UP)--Wal- ter Manley, Bronx janitor, declared today that he was prepared to tcs- tify that Bruno Richard Haupt- mann was waiting for his wife in a Bronx bakery the night the Lind bergh baby was Kidnapped in Hope well, N. J.
 Monkeys story was revealed aft CT Robert Grant, Jr, 19. staggered into Hastings-o Hudson resi- dence and bagged police protection from kidnapers he said were de- ternined to prevent the testimony of an "alibi witness" for Haupt- mann.
 He was taken from Hastings to his home in the Bronx where his fCoufinued m Dare 1RN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
APOTOGIZED TO CANADA

Washington. Jan 21-(UP)-The state department today announced that the United States had formal ly apologized to the Canadian gov ernment for the unlawful sinking of the Canadian rum runner "I'm Alone," in 1929 by U. S. coast guard cutter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
EChurcheL0wAnd Burns Accused OF Tan,peri11g'
 With q State Witness
The Two Had Been Bound Over on Robbery Charges; Paid Witness to Leave Town-JOhn Giles Ar-
 rested With Them Was Discharged

Charges of tampering with a state witness placed against Alexander Churcheow and Robert Burns in prise in city at o'clock this afternoon imme
 atey after the two had been bound to superior court
 charges of burgarzng safe at the Armour O. offices on West Main street of than $3000 Dec. 6h The charges made by Prosecutor Mitchell Meyers imne datey after Judge Edward Mascoo had found probable
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
Final Ne1us Flashes
INCERSOLL MADE COMMODORE

New York, Jan 21-(UP)-Phelps 1nger-- soil of Middletown, Conn, today was reelected commodore of the National Outboard associa- tion at it's annual meeting in conjunction with of San Francisco and James w. Muroy of Chi cago were reflected vice-commodore and secre- tary, respectively. P, A. Tanner of Waukegan, III, was chosen treasurer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
JAPAN TO BUY RAILWAY

Tokio, Jan 22-(UP)-(Tue )-Tech- nical negotiations for the purchase of the Chi nese Eastern railroad by Manchukuo were com pleted today at conference of representatives from Manchukuo and Soviet Russia. The agree ment will be signed formally shortly, an an- nouncement said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
Markets At q Glance

Stocks fractions to than point lower in dull trading. Bonds firm; U. s. governments irregular. Curb stocks hold small early gains in light trading. Chicago stocks firm. Foreign exchange lower; gold currences weak. Grains weak; wheat breaks % to 1B cents; corn off 1N to 2H cents. Cotton futures react about 10 points after early ad vance. Rubber futures slump 10 to IS points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
GUILTY OF DISORDERLY CONDUCT

Berlin, Jan 21-(UP)-The courts passed an indeterminate sentence today on woman who ostentatiousy stuck her fingers in her ears while passing Nazi district headquarters whose loud-speaker was broadcasting Reichsfeuhrer Adolf Hitler's recent speech on the Saar. She was found guilty of disorderly conduct calcu- lated to disturb the peace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
FOUR DEATHS IN
 BLIZZARD THAT
 HIT NEW ENGLAND
Ice Glazed Roads in All Sections Made Travel
 Very Hazardous
(By United Press)

Drizzling rain at freezing tenn peratures which followed week. end of snowstorm of blizzard pro- portions left New England under a coat of glare-ice today as the death toll mounted to four.
 Ice-glazed roads made travelling perilious and numerous highway accidents were reported. Poor visibility resulting from a thick mist which accompanied the storm delayed shipping. Electric power and communication facilities were partly paralyzed throughout the area.
 All four deaths resulting from the cold and storms in Massa- chusetts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
SHIP FIRE IS OUT

Glasgow, Scotland. Jan 21-(UP) The captain of the tanker Val ,verda, afire in the Atlantic, wire lesseA at . ?. m. (10 q, m, EST), today to the managers of the ship, Cow, Harrison & Co, that the flames had now auhsideds
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21

Belgrade, Jugoslavia. Jan 21- (UP)--More than 30 miners were believed to have been killed today by an explosion oin the Avrrancia coal mine near Zajecanu, Eastern Serbia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21

cause against the two on the brealz- ing and entering charge, and had discharged John Giles, another suss pect arrested last month with Churchelow and Burns.
 Charges of State
 The state charges that on last Tuesday, Burns and Churchelow offered and gave the sum of $50 to Jean Brazil of Waterbury and Union City, the money to be used by her to leave town so that she girl had testified to this earlier in
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
Hauptn1 ann Quit Position Day He Took The Ransom
Company He Worked for Sent Witness to Court t Give That Testmony-New Alibi Witness
 for Accused Man

Pennington, N J., Jan. 21-(UP)-Bruno Richard Hauptmann quit his job with the Reliance Property Man money the alleged kdnaper of Charles A. Lind bergh. Jr. witness testified today
 Hauptmann had worked for the company carpen- ter on the day before the transaction Edward F. Norton tinekeeper declared But on April 1882 did appear
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
ASKS BILLIONS OF BONDS

Washington, Jan 21-(UP)-Rep Robert L. Doughton, d, N C., introduced in the house today an administration bill which would enable the treasury to issue between $11,00O,0O0,0OO and $12,O0O, 100000 in bonds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
The Wsather

Rain-Cold Tonight; Tuesday CIOudy--colder Fuii weather Report rsss ..
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Final Edition Closing Stocks LGte News Flashes
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OVER THIRTY KILLED

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Evening star., 1935-12-18
ROOSEVELT SMILES.
AT ELEPHANT FUND.
Zoo Appropriation Causes
Hazard Species May Be
Nearly Extinct.

With a broad smile, President
Roosevelt informed reporters yesterday
there was danger of the elephant be-
coming extinct.
The President approved expenditures
totaling $19O,92O for various improve
fnents at the Zoo. The items include,
besides SCI 300 for the elephant house,
s32,72O for completion of the bird
house; $36,45O for an exhibition build.
ing for small mammals and great apes,
and $50, $50 for completion of the ma
chine and carpenter shop, garage and
store rooms.
The original P. w. A request for
Zoo expenditures was for $680,000, but
due to cost of construction and other
economies necessitated, the full
amount was not required.
! P. ". A. officials announced the
Evening star., 1935-12-18

Meeting, Chi Sigma Sorority, May
flower Hotel, 8 pm.
Party, Illinois State Society, VIII
lard Hotel, $50 pm.
Meeting, U. S. Grant Circle No. /,
G. A. r., Raleigh Hotel, pm.
Bingo party, Pythian Temple, 1912
Nirsh street, 8 pm.
Meeting, Society of American Ma
gicians, wardman Park Hotel,
1880 pm.
Meeting, Washington Newspaper
Guild, Hamilton Hotel, $3.50 pm.
Dinner, Washington Association of
Credit Men, Hamilton Hotel, $50 pm.
Dinner, Grand Lodge, F. A. A. NJ,
Hamilton Hotel, 5:45 pm.
Dinner University of Maryland
Alumni University Club, 7 pm.
Meeting, Monday Evening Club,
Y. w. c. A., Seventeenth and K
streets, 8 pm.
Meeting, Government Workers Coun-
Gil Of the National Women's Party,
Alva Belmont House, 144 B street
northeast, 8 pm.
Bingo party, Lawton Auxiliary,
Spanish War Veterans, Chestnut
Evening star., 1935-12-18
Farms Dairy. Twenty-sixth street an
Pennsylvania avenue. 8 pm,

Farms Dairy, Twenty-sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, 9 pm.
Meeting and party, District Coun-
Gil. Loyal Ladies, Royal Arcanum, $50
H street, pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, District Federation of
Women's Clubs, Raleigh Hotel, pm.
Luncheon, Kiwanis Club, Mayfiower
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Minstrel show. Reciprocity Club,
Mayhower Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, LEAGUE of Laymen's Re-
treat, Mayf1n" Hotel, 8 pm.
Supper Lido Civic Club,
Mayflower II pm.
Meeting, Thirteen Club, Willard
Hotel, 8 pm.
Supper meeting, Veterinary Medical
Club, Willard Hotel, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
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Evening star., 1935-12-18

intimidated witness showed up at the
hearing" Hanna added
Evidence Of corruption and graft In
the State Ranger force uncovered thus
far indicates that a Statewide lezis-
lative investigation should be ordered, T"
the chairman said.
Evening star., 1935-12-18

$1sC,92O will come from the unex-
pended balance of old funds.
Citing a precedent in the use OF
Federal funds to preserve the Ameri-
can buffalo, the President said the
Smithsonian Institution and the Nat
uraI History Society Of New York had
warned him OF the danger Of elephant
extinction.
The smile was the only indication
that Mr.. Roosevelt, as we'll as news
men, realized tie elephant is the SYM
Dol for the Republican party.
Evening star., 1935-12-18

yesterday that former Texas Ranger
threatened witness in his presence.
THE first man who gets on the
stand" Hanna quoted the ex-Ranger
as saying, "and tells lie about me
I'll pull my pistol and kill him"
Neither the former Ranger nor the
Evening star., 1935-12-18

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the important round watch.
With 15-jewel movement and
white or natural czN-
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Evening star., 1935-12-18
Drop-Front Fitted Case, SIS

B-Of heavy topgrain cowhide,
with nine fittings in a convenient
drop front separate compart-
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three side pockets, and top has
large pocket. Durably and at
tractively lined.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
Former German Colony.

Tanganyika, East Africa, now in
the hands Of the British. almost
100000 square miles in area, was Ger
manys former most considerable
colonial possession.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
Polish Birth Rate Drops.

WARSAW OP.-Hard times affected
the Polish birth rate. The natural
population surplus in 1884 was $4,000
less than in 1888. although in previous
years it had gradually increased.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
WITNESS lNTIMIDATED

DALLAS, Tex, December II R)-
Chairman Sam Hanna Of the Legisla-
tive Committee investigating the State
Public Safety Department declared
Evening star., 1935-12-18
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Tray, tea and coffee pots, sugar
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Evening star., 1935-12-18
Gifts for the Traveller

Whether the fortunate recipient
is a regular globe trotter or an
occasional weekend traveller,
these compact fitted cases will be
sure to please for they can do so
much to make away-from-home
hours ones of convenience.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

TODAY.
Meeting, Washington Philatehc So
ciety, Carlton Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Washington Society of
Engineers, Cosmos Club, 8:15 pm.
Meeting, District Optometric So
ciety, Washington Loan g. Trust
Building, room SIG, 8 pm,
Supper meeting, Sons Of the Amer
ican Revolution, Mayfower Hotel,
pm.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
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Attractive moire lining.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
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Fitted Dressing Cose, $3.50
D-Of topgrain cowhide with
eleven fittings, including a pair
of scissors. With Talon slide
fastener.
LUGGAGE, FOURTH FLOOR.
La opinión., 1935-08-11

mi madre y 81 me sonreian llamando-
me Rafael.
Els asombroso tn sueno-respon-
dio Elvira sorprendida.-Has tenido
suehos ~reveladores de la realidad: Ji-
memo nos ha contado a Coatli y a mi
que conocio a tn madre en- Espana;
ignoraba que fueras hijo de Isabel
de Ceramics; dice que ell a~companaba
frecuentemente a Luis de Saavedra :.
verla, cuando ell Captain Saavedra la
rescato del poder del cacique tn a
Dire v la encerro en- un convento.
-Pero isera verdad 10 que cuen-
Ia csc hombre?-pregunto emociona-
do.-Si es verdad, quiero verlo y or
de 81 mismo 10 que decia y hacia mi
madre. We Y die que lie llaman.
Cast corriendo salio Elvira a decir
a Coatli que llamara al Captain Il
memo, que seguia hospedado en- la
casa del brujo Esteban.
Media bora despues, que para ell
mestizo fue largo tempo, lego Jime-
no a la choza de Atzin. Estaba en- la
puerta Elvira, e%sperandole tambien
con ansiedad.
DIN. Jimeno, quiere veros Attn;
lie he dicho que vos conocisteis a su
madre, porque sois amigo de Luis de
DddNCbid " AZ a1OliPbiftOpA9 -
Dna. Isabel al convento. Obrad con
cautela, porque la impression puede
danarle.
Con un gesto aun de repugnancia,
Jimeno 'penetr6 a la %habitacion de
Atzin, quien, al DIR la llegada del Ca
pitan espahol, Sc sent6 para recibirlo.
-iEs verdad que habeis conocido
a mi madre?
Els verdad, con mucha ~frecuencia
iba a visitarla al c%onvento.
-iY recordaba alguna vez a su
pobre hijo indio? Senior, tenia solo
5 amos cuando la perdi, y M la he OIL
vidado jamas; su imagen quedo para
siempre grabada en- mi memoria.
= Que 81 tie recordaba, me pregun-
tas? No solo ESQ; la pena de haberte
~abandonado en- America, juntamente
con sus demas sufrimientos, sc la lie
vo al sepulcro; hace IL amos que mu-
rio.
-iOh! Madre mia-exclamo con
un gemido v como un nino a quien
arrebataban del regazo materno; 10
70 a~margamente.
No l~lores, amigo mio-le dijo Ell
vira acariciando su cabeza, piensa aue
puede hacerte dano.
No, dejame, es un descanso. ia
mas habia sentido querer tanto a mi
madre como ahora que sc que nunca
me divide. iDios milo! Llevame con
ella a csc eterno descanso.
-lC6mo eres cruel, Atzin!-dijo
Elvira con tristeza. Quieres dejarme,
cuando tan felices empezamos a ser;
til bien sabes que tie amo.
Sonri6 amargamente, fijando sus
ojos entristecidos en- ell gallardo Ca
pitan espanol; por breves momentos
dude que la blanca castellana 10 pre-
La opinión., 1935-08-11
-Porque despues de Ss no amarS

-Porque despues de ~ no amare
q otra mujer.
Els un delirio de vuestra mente
loca, y os prohibo que en- 10 successive
me hableis de amor: entire los dos
existe la doble barrera de mi carino
hacia Rafael, y tomare como una
ofensa vuestras palabras. iPor que
no dais honor a Xitli y a vuestro her
moso hijo, casandoos con ella? Els
bonita, dulce y bondadosa, sera la
mas sumisa y amante esposa; pensad,
padre desnaturalizado, en- ell porvenir
de vuestro pequeno hijo; es otro de-
Der muy grande que teneis que cum
plir. Sois ~altivo, On. Jimeno, y no
quereis decir que os impresiono la
presencia de csc nino, que es vuestra
imagen. Descubrf emocion en- vuestro
rostro cuando Coatli os trajo a la
~criatura.
Els verdad, senora-contesto con
La opinión., 1935-08-11

humildad-confieso que una rara i'm
preston sentf al verlo. BESIDE enton-
ces no Sc aparta de mi mente su cara
de i%nocencia; he tenido grandes de-
secs de verlo de nuevo; pero mi orgu-
Ito me ha detenido. iEs decir que vos
me aconsejais que me case con n
india?
y al guitar su honor a esa jo-
ven Ino habeis reparado en- que ella
pertenecia a esta pobre raza esclava!
No sereis ell primero que efectue un
matrimonio semejante.
fCuantos e~spanoles han casado con
mujeres midas!
Els c~ierto, y aunque yo fuese ell
primero o ell unico, vos, siendo muJer
de tan alto range Y de antigua no
bleza, vais a ponerme ell ejemplo, mez-
landoos con esta raza.
Mi destino ash 10 ha determinado
-contest6 encogiendose de hombros.
La conversation que sostenia la es-
pamela p~areja, aunque en- o muy
baja, fue oida por Atzin; despertan-
dose bruscamente, Sc incorporo en- su
lecho. Jimeno rapidamente sc escon-
dio tras de un ancho sillon Tornado
de piel de tigre, temeroso de que su
presencia excitara al enfermo.
Elvira Sc acerco a la CANA de At
Tin preguntandole 81 algo ieseaba.
-iEres tn, Elvira?-la primera
vez que lie hablaba por su nombre.-
ICON quien h%ablabas, nina mia?
Con ell escudero de Jimeno que
manda preguntar por tn salud.
Else hombre-dijo con VOC ropca
-siempre csc hombre. 1Por que no
Sc ha lido lejos de aqui? iQue es 10
que pretende al quedarse aqui tanto
tempo?
-Trata de captarse tn amistad; quie
re pedirte perdon por 10 que ha hecho.
IA mi, perdon?-pregunto con
extraneza- iel que siempre me ha
odiado?
-Pero va no tie odia, Attn; Sc ha
convencido de tn conducta irrepro-
enable y noble, y empieza a estimarte
en- TODD 10 que wales.
Ligeramente movie la cabeza, como
81 dudara de 10 que habia dido, y que
do de nuevo sumergido en- una especie
de letargo.
AL decimo dia comenzo a notarse
su franco mejoria; su sueno era cast
t%ranquilo, comia mejor y va podia sos
tener una que otra conversation sin
fatigarse. Llamando a Elvira, intern
~pestivamente lie pregunto:
-iPor que me dijiste aquella no.
che Que ell Captain Jimeno trataba de
pedirme perd6n? Ito has obligado tn
acaso?-le pregunto con extrana mi
rada.
No, Atzin, el, por su propia. o
luntad, Sc ha a~rrepentido de sus malas
a~cciones y trata de ropararlas.
No me expfico por que durante
algunas noches he visto en- suenos u
mi madre, cerca de mi lecho, y a su
lado, On. Jimeno; pero de tar distinto
modo del que siempre me ha visto;
La opinión., 1935-08-11

ID g no es
vuestro h
mano de vues-
ira protection
earl o.
lCreeis acaso
q u e Atzin, a
quien d e . d o
h llamare-
m o Rafael,
es un comun
salvaje? los
Q q uiv ocaisl
Rafael es un
espiritu supe-
rior! -"