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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
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The CIues:

Police these their principal clues In the murder
of Mrs. Adele Born Williams in the Drake HoteSttdy
them Mr. Amateur Seuth but remember that the solution
may lie in an apparently trivial detail
HOW THE SLAYER LOOKED-She iddle-aged,
had gray hair black Persian lamb coat and
hat with "a of red according to Mrs Patricia
oodbody Drake guests Clyde Brewster and Stanley
Cook
POWDER MARKS-Mrs,- Williams face, chest and
left hand powder burns did the left hand OF Mrs
Goodbody These indicate firing at close range and hint
at a possible struggle for possession of the weapon
DEATH WEAPON-Blue steel .38-caiber revolver,
1910 model, found stairway between third and
fourth nine hours after crime police believe slayer
returned in early hours of morning to cache the gun
VANISHING KEY-Willams room found unlocked
when victim duplicate key declared missing from
lobby box at 80 returned 1890 this statement OF one
empoye denied by another adding to general confusion
MISSING JEWELS-Bulk of Mrs Williams elaborate
gem collection safe deposit box but leather case contain
ing black pearl and aquamarne stone missing and may
comprise loot stolen by her slayer.
FRIEND OR STRANGER?-Clam that killer was a
stranger to victim Swallowed by stories that woman
answering sayers description seen IN conversation
with Mrs Williams and again with Mrs, Goodbody
Unsubstantated
Motive theories in order of their weight are
- Robbery; ~ Revenge for some real or tancied
wrong and 81 A plot silence Mrs Williams biting oral
and written criticism against the Japanese people,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
You Be the Detective Solve Drake Hotel Murder
900 Reuad for EXCLUSIVE Information CONFLICTING the Slayer
The Cast:

Amateurs tackling the great Drake Hotel murder
mystery with an eye the Hearst newspapers $1,000 re-
ward exclusive information leading to the arrest and con-
vcton of Mrs Williams slayer will be aided by careful
study of the fascinating dramas principal actors The cast
of characters follows
MRS. ADELE BORN WILLIAMS, 54, chic, twice
married wife of Frank Starr Williams former state
department commercial attache in Tokyo witty, brilliant
sophisticated cosmopolitan, woman of abundant wealth.
The murder victim.
MRS. PATRICIA GOODBODY, IS. daughter of the
victim wife of Lewis Goodbody foreign exchange broker
now in Bombay; poised attractive, widely travelled
destined mothers fortune Jointly with her
MISS ELIZABETH BORN. 81, divorced wife of Albert
Stein the garter family and of Jerry Bernstein ad
man: now employed by Elizabeth Arden beauty salon.
Elizabeth and Patricia daughters of:
EDGAR BORN. bon vivant, racing and hockey fan,
chairman the board of NJ Born Co., wholesale taiors
divorced by Mrs. Williams in 1886 their twentieth
wedding anniversary but friendly with his eX-we until
her death.
FRANK STARR WILLIAMS debonair second husband
of the victim commercial attache of the state department
once inerned by the laps, repariated in August 1912
stanchy insstent a gem thief murdered his wife.
MRS. ELLEN BENNETT, Al, Drake Hotel key clerk,
university graduate and former gungirl subjected to AS
hours grng and three lie tests, then tacy cleared OF
suspicion by her release
Rounding the cast prosecutors police heads,
witnesses hotel employees 'neghbors of Mrs. Williams,
lawyers, more distant knfok of the slain woman and
innumerabe eager persons offering inside dope at price
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PimpIes Disappeared
Over Night
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06


Eighteen days have elapsed
since piStol-packing woman OF
mystery. lurking behind the bath
room door in room $50 Of Chr
Cages Gold Coast Drake Hotel
mortally wounded Mrs. Adele
Born Williams. socialite wife OF
a state department attache and
narrowly missed her daughter
Mrs. Patricia GoodbodX. wife of
a Bombay exchange broker.
fhe mystery decpenS. The
SLAYER remains not only uncap-
tured but unidentified. The mo-
tive itself remains In doubt.
Several times authorities believed
an answer was shaping up. To-
day they are at loose ends again
RICH REWARD
4 rich reward awaits the per
Sur7- wi1u- n1aStCrS ttrry- trrEir-7 tan.
TALKING crime mystery OF real life
The Hearst newspapers are oiter-
ing a $1,000 reward for exclusive
information leading 10 the arrest
ard conviction of Mrs. Williams
slayer
Review in detail the actual
story OF the gunpiay in room $50
so far as it has been revealed by
the one available surviving eye
witness. Patricia Goodbody
Study the description OF the
phantom slayer. as made avail
able by the victim before her
death. by the survivor, by two
competent witnesses who saw the
now-notorious fur clad figure
sink along Drake Hotel cor
rldOr
Weigh the Importance of such
material clues as the death
weapeH-heu- and where and
when il was found, the powder
marks on Mrs. Williams and her
daughter what significance they
may hold; the unlocked door and
subsequent conflicting tales of a
disappearing duplicate key; alb
Sence Of a black pearl, symbol OF
death, and an aquamarine stone,
though all the rest Of the victim
vtftfat1feS have been located.
SHOT AT DAUGHTER
Delve into the various charac-
tiers of this Star-studded cast, and
probe lnrthe elusive motive with
out which solution Is remote.
Was robbery in the providers
mind2 Revenge for a real or
lancied wrong? An urge TO ST.
lence Mrs, Williams candid at
tacks upon the japanese people,
whom she deteSted?
Or was Patricia Goodbody the
actual intended victim. and her
mothers assassination an, uneX-
pected and unwanted result?
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Fix clearly In Your mind, chrome
LOGICALLY the bizarre happenings
IN Mrs. William. sum pit u Gu
eighth floor rooms az the famous
hosiery on Wednesday, Jan. 10.
For that faSt-W0Nlng drama as
rccounted by Patricia Goodbody'
holds many vital clue IN itself.
The attractive. 5i-ycar-old Mrs.
Williams and her 2S-year-old
daughter. rcturUUg from a hair
dresser entered tAe Drake at
about 6 p. m a key clerk has
said Mrs. Williams was alone
when she obtained her key, but il
j. entirely Ft-a-eHaa-e-te- presume
Mrs. Guodbody went directly to
the elevators
Mrs. Goodbody says that five
minutes later. At sos they stood
before the door AZ room $50 and
Mrs. Williams ftbng the Key INTO
the lock. exclaimed
That's strangc-the door is
unlocked. I'm sure l locked IL
when left"
MYSTERY OF KEY
Later a house detective told Of
noting that the duplicate key 10
Room $50 CSuch duplicates are
supplied for every room) was not
In lis customary box downstairs
early in the evening, but reap
peared there later A clerk on
duty has told q conflicting story
and thus the clue loses much
value.
Mrs. Williams and her daugh-
ter, according 10 the latter, went
almost directly 10 the bathroom
and had no mixing of the prowl-
er'S presence at this time. But
if the unlocked door is important
il seems Certain the prnWler- was
there
At 600, as nearly as can be es-
timated. Mrs GOOdbody says she
went into the bathroom again
and this time she noticed move
ment behind the door She called:
Mother. is any one else i'm
this apartment ,"
A woman emerged Mrs. Will
liamS. until her death next eve
ming. and Mrs. Goodbody, to this
day, insisted they had never seen
the woman hnfnrn- She thrust a
revolver in Mrs. Goodbody's face
and fired. No word had been
spoken.
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3 Motive Theories Advanced
in Killing Of Ex-Dip lomat's Wife

gained some disfavor by declining
for several days TO submit TO lie
detector tests. When they got
good and ready they took the tests
without any fluttering of the
needle to indicate untruths. Po-
lice insisted they'd never been
under suspicion anyway.
Under close scrutiny for a little
while was Miss Lillian Loetfier,
as. for 10 years part-time private
secretary TO Mrs Williams.
She works in the office OF the
murder victims nephew, William
M. Redheld, and used 10 work for
Mrs. Williams uncle, the late
Joseph Resented, distillery king.
Nothing came of authorities chat
with Mrs. Loeffler.
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MISSED BY SHOT

The intended victim Squirmed
aside in such agile manner as 10
miss the bullet. which buried it,
self in a wall Stepping into the
bedroom. the gunWoman fired
thrice.
One bullet struck Mrs. Will
liamS in the right side of the head.
The assassin hurried into the cor
ridor. AS. Mrs. Williams fell to
the floor her daughter ran into
the corridor screaming:
stop that crazy woman. She
has shot my mother"
Here the account as supplied
police by Mrs Goodbody who
finally submitted 10 a lie detector
test. gains confederation from
others.
Not until 16 hours later, how
ever, did Clyde Brewster a Lam
caster. Pa, manufacturer, and
Stanley Cook. BrewSters Midwest
representative, come forward with
this story, in substance as told by
Brewster!
"COOk and were emerging
from my room, No. 8i3, en- route
10 dinner. We heard the shots,
then saw woman about 45,
with gray hair and wearing
black Persian lamb coat. She
was walking fast from the di-
rectiOn of Room $50.
I'VE saw her pass the main
elevators and vanished. Then we
heard Mrs. GOodbOdy scream.
Cook ran to comfort her and l
telephoned the office"
DESCRIPTIONS AGREE
Later the persons who saw the
killer agreed she wore a touch of
red on her hat
That is virtually the sum total
of knowledge cleaned as TO the
action of the crime In it is
wrapped up all that is actually
known of the Gunwoman's appear
ance.
Gray-haired 49, yet later police
announced rather graphically that
the killer was actually red-haired!
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FIeischman Heir Dies

NEW YORK. Feb. s GNS)-
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II NAV be significant this state
ment came when Mrs. Ellen Ben
nett. redhead, was the principal
suspect.
Amateur detectives must give
due consideration on the strange
circumstance that among first TO
arrive on the scene was Edgar
Born. affluent clothing manufac-
turer, former husband of Mrs.
Williams and father of Mrs. Good
body and her sister, Elizabeth
Born.
He came with an attorney, with
whom he said he had been dining
when notified of the tragedy. He
was present when Prosecutor
Joseph Pope and police reached
room S36. His immediate theory
was announced as one of robbery.
HINT OF STRUGGLE
Another unusual. item not to be
overlooked was the fact that
powder marks on Mrs. Williams
face and chest were not reported
until the following day by DR..
Thomas J. Coogan, who explained
that in the first examination they
had been covered by blood.
These marks, together with
similar burns found on Mrs. Good
bodys left hand, are deemed sig
nificant. They hint indeed, that
struggle took place for posses
sion of the revolver. Yet no men
ton was made by any one Of such
a struggle
Through the night, while Mrs.
Williams lay unconscious IN ST.
Lukes Hospital, detectives combed
the Drake Hotel. House officers
John Tierney and Pat Reilly CO.
operated. and these two covered
every step of a rear service stair
way in their search for a dis
Cardcd weapon
But u was Tierney and Reilly
who went over the same stairway
AZ $50 m and found a 3S
calihcr revolver in a corner of the
landing between the third and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06


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All Clues, Characters, Facts
in Mystery Pulling Police
nv ELGAR BROWN
Sueciat IN THT DETROIT TIMFS

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AIRTIGHT ALIBI

Police Capt. Daniel Gil b Q T I
learned that Ellen had quite "A
tight little al ii; that she lived on
a part-time basis in a Drake
Hotel room with a solid citizen
who was surprised and panied TO
find himself involved IN a murder
quiz.
Intriguing TO murder fans but
based on little of merit IS the
theory, sttif supported in some
quarters, that Mrs, Williams was
done in by spies.
Fact is that Mrs Williams. once
a social leader in Tokyo diplo-
manC circles, had written a manu-
script called Diplomats Wife in
Tokyo" which spoke frankly and
urhatteringly of japanese individ-
TALLY and collectively.
In expectation of The finger
print clue, it will be disappoint-
ing TO learn that there isn't any
There were prints in room $50. of
course, bat the gunwQman didn't
leave any there or on the gun.
A good many observers contend
the slayer is not a woman, but a
man who operated under a
woman's wig and female apparel.
7 II 50, they argue, he might YET be
enjoying comparative safety per-
haps in his Drake Hotel room.
Mrs. Mabel Macher, divorced
wife of Frank Starr Williams. was
an early suspect Of the long
range variety. II was quickly es-
tablished that Mrs. Macher, an
invalid. bad been patient in
Maple Shade nursing home. Front
Royal, Va, since Jan. 10. Can you
get around that?
Mrs Goodbody and Miss Born
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berry theory with the arrest of
Mrs. Allen Bennett, former gun
girl and Drake Hotel key clerk,
and her sister, Mrs. Anna .Mlnck.
Ellen Bennett, twice-married
and once questioned in Milwaukee
in the still-unsolved murder OF
her second mate. is a beautiful
university graduate who in 1889
used a gun, a borrowed car and
a blond wig to stage a Park Ridge
holdup.
Her sister Anna, who doesn't
figure very heavily IN the cur
rent case, has a police record
as a hotel prowler- As such, she
was taken into custody in a gem
eral roundup OF hotel thieves.