Evening star., 1949-06-22

la Burnside avenue. East Hart
ford. Conn.,
A. ! know an H p, Shapiro !
do not know II that is the exact
address
Notes Registration.
@. Please look as what has been
, marked for Identification Gov
eminent Exhibit No, 1852 Do you
note the registration there. Mr.
and Mrs. n. p. Shapiro. Ia Burn
side avenue. East Hartford
Conn?
A. Yes. I see ii there.
. @. And the date. January -
/ A. Yes.
! @. And it was Mr.. H. p. Shapiro
with whom you spent the night
that night In that hotel7
A. II was
! @. In that room.
A. II was.
Mr.. Kelley: offer in evidence
this photoStatic copy of the hotel
registration.
Mr.. Palmer: ! object. There Is
no proof that this lady knows
anything about this particular
signature Also. II Is irrelevant
and immaterial.
! The Court: Objection overruled
Mr.. Kelley: would like TO pass
this among the jurors.
/ @. by Mr.. Kelley That Is the
same Mr.. H. p. Shapiro with
whom you spent the night OF
January 9. at the Bellevue STRAIT
ford Hotel in Philadelphia
! A. 1t was.
/ @. I show you what has beer
marked Government Exhibit No
ll57 for identification. Will you
examine It?
| A. Yes.
! @. Do you observe the registra-
ton. Mr.. ard Mrs. H. P. Shapiro
A. ! do.
Observes Order for Food.
!, @. From East Hartford. Conn. ,
| A. I saw that.
| @. Did you look at the second
sheet?
! A. I did.
! @. Do you observe 1t is an
order for food7
A. see that.
@. Is that the breakfast or part
OF the breakfast that you had
that morning?
Mr.. Palmer: I ask that this gen
tleman stand to one side so ! can
look at the Court. / cannot see
through him.
Mr.. Kelley: Stand around there
indicating
Mr.. Palmer: I cannot stand
There.
The Court: 1t Is his place.
Mr.. Kelley: am moving to and
from the witness with exhibits.
The Witness: do not recall the
specific breakfast which l had
Breakfast was served in the room
It was not served in bed.
Mr.. Kelley: I offer 1t in evil
dence.
i Mr.. Palmer: I object on the
ground 1t is immaterial. incompe-
tent, and has nothing to do with
this particular case. nothing u
do with credibility. I win say on
the record that ,fornication has
nothing to do with espionage.
object on the ground 1t Is irrele-
want and there is no proof OF the
signature. and she had nothing tc
do with what he signed.
Mr.. Kelley: 1t has something te
do with love.
Mr.. Palmer: You might have
something to do with love before
you get through.
i The Court: Objection overruled
Mr.. Kelley. iohoss resonant
potce ranged from command
> orders to rumblinc pleddincs.
asked the Dttness In his oenflest
tone tphat she and Gubitchep
talked about ,phen they frst
met.
The Official transcript re-
cords the tollotcino::
| @, What conversations did yo'
have with Mr.. Gubitchev tina
dav starting from the time yol
met him?
A. All kinds.
@. Tell us about them.
1 A. Well, we discussed rowing
I was not much Of q rover. W.
discussed swimming. He said h
. was not much of q swimmer.
} @. Did you exchange words o
love on this occasion?
A. No.
@. When Is the first time Gu
bitchev told you he loved your
A. The third night. He did no
say, II love you"
: @. How did he say 1t. i luf
you"7
! Mr.. Palmer: ] do not like 10
Mr.. Kelley to become pantomim'
actor. What does he think he Ia
after this last scene?
The Court: Objection sas
tanned. .
} @. tBy Mr.. Kelley How dix
he put it?
| A. He said he had grown yer!
fond Of me.
/ @. Is that as far as he went II
. his words of love?
, A. He said he was very inter
! ested in me.
Said He Loved Her.
i @. Did he ultimately say b
. loved you9
Il A. He ultimately said he loves
me.
@. When was that-that was m
, ouestion-when did he first tel
you he loved you?
Il A. It was the day We went VI