The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28

(Continued rom Pngc L1 duty. During tho course of n con- versatlon, SmySen told Ferris he was a cab driver, and Ferris offer ca to give him driving Job on Wednesday night.
 q have e date with lawyer at the Book Cadillac, a man named Dickinson. Ie has a lot of dough- Police quoted the driver as having been told by Ferris.
 Police, however, believed their search would narrow down to ap- pFehenslon of cooly calculating Aiayer. pr. Robert Kallman, Wayne county medical examiner, advised police after an autopsy that ho be. lleved Dickinson was slein by someone who took pains to ensure Instantaneous death,
 Cont and Brief Case
 A detail of homicide detectives concentrated on the two most tam gible clues to the slaying--tho bull let-plerced coat worn by Dickinson and found more than milQ from the Rouge Park spot whore his body was discovered by q watch man. and the brief case filled with important legal papers and checked at Dickinsons hotel by the nervous woman hours after tho body had been found and identlfied'
 Movements of tho attorney, who was here In connection With q claim against the $40, 0,000.0 900 es- tate of the late William II. Yawa- key, millionaire lumborman, after he left the Book-Cnrillac hotel at e:30 D. m. Wednesday night were unknown and authorities sought the answer to these questions;
 1. Did Dickinson carry with him tho brief case that was so myster- iously returned to his hotel yester- day, and were my of the papers in it relating to the Yawkey case, disturbed?
 2, Did he leave the hotel by an- pointment to meet friends or ac- quaintances, and was he carrying a large amount of money?
 ], Whar happened to his hat und to the topcont he had carried on his arm when ho rushed from the hotel? 'f.'f',
 {. Assuming that the body was transported to Rouge park and dumped some time after tho slay- ing; where did the death occur?
 Smygen told police he reported at the Hotel DetrOltcr at 9 D. m, "Wednesday as ordered by Ferris. The latter told the driver that his guest had not yet arrived. Sinygen returned, to the hotel some time later and was met by Ferris
 There's not going to be any party" The cab driver quoted Fer ris as saying,
 Check Was Worthless
 He reported to police when check rendered him by Ferris was found to be worthless, Frahm said.
 We're now looking for Ferris, Frahm said. He is also known as Bill Ferris, 33 years old, five feet seven inches tall, weighs l50 pounds, and has light complexion and light hair. He has blue or gray eyes, and was wearing a dark suit and shoes.
 He's a neat dresser. But two of his front teeth are badly decayed.'
 Frahm added that Ferris was driving a Hupmobile Sedan bear ing license "X-25-297.'
 "The machine is in good condi- tion," with a black body and white tires, he said. He added that Fer ris has. been known to police for eight years and has never worked in that time so far as we know"
 Trail Telephone Calls
 Frahm's disclosure came as pol ice. seeking. to solve the mysterious siaying of the socially prominent attorney. were known to have de- .fermined that Dickinson placed three or four telephone calls to De- froit numbers on Wednesday night, the last time he was in his hotel room.
 Two of the calls. made before bsk4 q. ni.. when he left the isotel, uere fo the Detroltor Hotel. To whom they were di patched wnh not known Ag the calls did not get past the operators switchboard