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Evening star., 1949-12-06
Virginia Postmaster
Indicted in Forgery
OF Patron S Check

French S. Brawner, 60-year- -old
postmaster at Dumfries, Prince
William County. Va. yesterday
was indicted by a Federal grand
jury at Alexandria on charges of
forging a Government check made
out to one of his patrons.
Judge Albert v. Bryan issued
a bench warrant for Brawner's
arrest, and set bond at $1,000.
Postal authorities said Brawne1
had been employed at the Dunn
fries post Office for 81 years.
Brawner. according to postal in
spectors. forged an income tax
refund check mailed to a patron
of his post Office in April, 1913
Embezzlement Charged.
Samuel A. Palmer, jr.. of Alex
andria, was indicted on a charge
of embezzling more than $20(
from the Burke & Herbert Bank
and Trust Co. while he was en-
ployed there in October. 1948.
Lee Thomas White, %, of the
800 block of Tennessee avenue
Alexandria, was placed on proba-
ton for three years after he
pleaded guilty to forging a $78.4(
Government check. He admitted
taking the check from a house al
which he was supposed to make q
collection. White said his wife
was i'll and he needed the money
Gets Prison Term.
A prison sentence of one yeal
and one day was imposed or
James William Foyes. 81. Of the
$500 block of North Thirteenth
street, Arlington, after he pleaded
guilty to forging a Government
check.
Others indicted yesterday in.
cluded: Louis L. Bentley, jr., 80
of the 1900 block of Army-Navy
drive, Arlington, theft from the
mail: Eugene F. Partee, 64, Bay
Pines, Fla, using the mails te
defraud; Clarence Lacy Meador
26, Arlington, carnal knowledge
and Jesse James Gilcrist, assault
on a park policeman.
The following prisoners were
indicted on charges of escaping
from Federal penal institutions
Lacaria Carmel MARITIME. Marvin
Mackall, Robert o. Waldron. Ed
ward M. Shane, Luther j. Simp-
son. George Whiteside, John Henry
Owens and Misael B. DiaZ.
Evening star., 1949-12-06
Fishing Vessel Sinks

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 6 P.-A
large fishing vessel struck an
underwater object and sank yes
terday, but all crew members were
picked up and taken to Morehead
City, N. c., the Coast Guard re-
ported here. The boat was owned
by Phillips Fishery of Moreheao
Citv
Evening star., 1949-12-06
Bride-to-Be Is Thrifty

AS a wedding gift, Edna Hard.
wick, Melbourne. Australia, bride
and streetcar conductor. gave hel
bridegroom half the price Of q
bulldozer-$5, 400 she had saved
saying: "It's to help us both or
the land" ,...
Evening star., 1949-12-06
High Court's S Decision.
MayCutD. T.. Bank Tax
Revenue by 100000

The District, which recently re-
ceived $840, 900 when the Supreme
Court upheld $1,420,000 fine
against John L. Lewis and the
United Mine Workers, might lose
at least 100000 a year as a re-
suit of another ruling by the
tribunal.
The court held, in effect, yes
terday that banks paying interest
here on savings deposits should be
taxed at 4 per cent instead of {
per cent annually on gross earn
ings. 1t refused to review a Dis
trict appeal from a Court of Ap-
peals decision last December in
favor of the banks.
District officials said today they
could not predict the ultimate ef
feet of the ruling. except that
the District would collect consid-
erably less money at the lower
rate and also might have to make
refunds to some banks.
Several pending cases of other
banks before the District Board OF
Tax Appeals complicate the pic
ture and might delay an official
determination of any overall rev.
enue drop, they added.
District officials have indicated
Informally that the decision will
mean a drop of 100000 or more
q year in tax revenue.
Banks Study Estimates.
Spokesman for several of the
banks that now have won a dis
pute, which began in 1914, said
they wanted to study the situation
further before estimating the tax
savings to them. Some of the
spokesmen said they did not be-
lieve the difference in the tax rate
would amount to as much as $780,
900 a year.
The first of the two cases the
Supreme Court yesterday refused
to review originated when the
Hamilton National Bank claimed
the right to deduct the interest it
paid to savings depositors before
paying the 6 per cent tax on gross
earnings. The District refused to
allow that deduction.
The appellate court. in 1945, re-
manded the case and ordered the
assessors to end discrimination in
taxing banks. It noted that banks
here were being taxed on gross
earnings under two separate laws
enacted for the District. A 1902
act levied the 6 per cent tax on
other than savings banks. A 1904
act provided for a 4 per cent tax
on incorporated savings banks
paying interest to their depositors. p"
d. C. Changed Tax.
After the Hamilton decision,
the District sought to remedy the
matter-.hy taxing the seven non
national" banks. as well as the
Hamilton bank, at 6 per cent. The
seven had been taxed at 4 per cent.
Those banks were the Bank of
Commerce & Savings. Security
Savings & Commercial Bank, City
Bank of Washington. McLachlen
Banking Corp, Anacostia Bank of
Washington, Industrial Bank of
Washington and Citizens Bank of
Washington.
They. as well as the Hamilton
National Bank, carried their COM
plants to the courts. The Court
of Appeals ruled that all such
banks are to be classified as in
corporated savings banks and
taxed at 4 per cent on gross earn
ings when they pay interest on
savings deposits.
The District asked the Supreme
Court to rule on the matter be-
cause it involved proper con-
struction" of acts of Congress.
The banks maintained the issue
was simply a matter Of "a local
tax on local banks" and not with
in Supreme Court jurisdiction.
Evening star., 1949-12-06
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Congress May Bar Benefits
To Officials Guilty of Felony
By Joseph Young

Legislation be expected to be Congress next
Representative Andrew May Representative
Parne other member of Congress- Government
eploye who is found to have committed felony while
receiving civil service retirement pensions
last days number OF prominent members o.
Evening star., 1949-12-06

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Dec. 6
R.-Borba, Communist Party
newspaper. reported last night
that 500 more former adherents
Of the Cominform had been re-.
leased from prison.
Evening star., 1949-12-06
Weather Report

District Of Columbia - Sunny
with highest temperature in mid
die or upper 40s today. Fair to-
night with lowest about 80 de-
grees in the city and 28 degrees
in the suburbs. Tomorrow rather
cloudy and windy with rising tenn
perature and some rain by night.
Maryland and Virginia Fair
with lowest temperature from 26
to 80 degrees tonight. Tomorrow
cloudy and rather windy with ris-
ing temperature and some light
rain by night.
Wind velocity. is miles per
hour; direction, west. r..
Five-day Forecast for Washington
and Vicinity, December Gil.
The temperature will average
slightly below normal for the
period. The normal maximum for
the Washington area is II degrees,
normal minimum 81 degrees.
Clearing and rather cold Thurs
day. Milder toward the end Of
the week.. with some rain about
Saturday. Total amount Of pre-
cipitation about one-fourth inch.
River Report.
tFrom United States Ensineers.)
Potomac River cloudy ct Harper, Perry
HArDerg Ferry
Evening star., 1949-12-06


Under the present law, former
Representative May is eligible for
an annuity of $3.50 a month for
life, even while he Is in prison
And, unless the law Is changed
Thomas will also be eligible for
an annuity when he reaches the
retirement age.
Last year Senator Ferguson, Re-
publican. of Michigan introduced
a bill aimed at preventing May
and former Representative Curley
of Massachusetts, from collecting
annuities, but no action was taken
Il by either the House or Senate
Civil Service Committees. Curley
was convicted of mail fraud after
he had served in the House.
However, next year the situa'
ton is expected to be different
and already some members Of
Congress are predicting that cor.
rective legislation will be approved
One reason they cite to bach
their prediction is that the Thoma!
case, coming on the heels OF the
May and Curley incidents, has pul
Congress in an unfavorable light
| to the public, even though it Il
true THAT the overwhelming ma
jority Of the members OF Congress:
are honest. conscientious law.
makers. And the legislators were
reluctant to act last year until May
had exhausted all his legal appeals
feeling that this was only the fail
thing to do.
Now. however. with May having
exhausted his appeals and gone
to prison, and the Thomas cast
nearing a climax. the situation il
noticeably different.
| Another reason is that the new
legislation will apply not only t.
members of Congress but all Gov
ernment employees as well. Some
members OF Congress last veal
didn't like the fact that the Fer.
guson measure applied only tt
members Of Congress and did MOI
apply to other Federal workers
The new legislation will cover
everybody on the Federal payroll
r X +
GOOD NEWS-Controller Gen.
eral Lindsay Warren handed out
some good news to the thousand.
Of letter carriers and mail clerk!
in the Post Once Department
here.
He ruled that years Of unbroker
service will count toward longev'
ity increases and that time servee
during the war in the armed serv.
ices will also be credited to letter
carriers and clerks for purposes o1
promotions and longevity pa,
raises.
The language of the recently
enacted postal pay measure hae
left in doubt whether these pro.
visions contained in the previou.
law would be retained in the new
law. The Controller Generals de.
cision ruled that they would.
Evening star., 1949-12-06

High and Low for Yesterday.
High, ~, at 3:2O pm.
Low, IS. at S:45 pm.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, ~. on August IL.
Lowest, 81. on January 80.
Tide Tables.
Evening star., 1949-12-06

United States railway service
began in 1885.
Evening star., 1949-12-06

Congress have called the Civil
Service Commissions retirement
division and asked its help in
drafting corrective legislation for
Evening star., 1949-12-06

CAPITAL ROUNDUP-Decem
ber 81 is the deadline for filing
applications for Government mes
senger jobs at $2,450 year. These
jobs are restricted to veterans. .
How can Government informa-
ton services be improved and
made a more effective part Of
management" will be discussed at
1880 pm. tomorrow by the Society
for Advancement of Management
at 1926 K street NV. The speak
ers will be Evan Clague, COM
missioner of labor statistics;
Willett Kempton, associate pro-
fessor Of public relations and
television studies, American Uni
versity, and Edwin Tribble. city
editor Of The Star. Bruce Quisen-
Evening star., 1949-12-06

NIVtH NEpOTy.
(From United States Ensineers.)
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah clear at
Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1949-12-06

PARTY-A SYSTEMATICALLY
night will be held at 8 o'clock to-
night by the District Of Columbia
Federation of Federal Employe
Unions, National Federation OF
Federal Employees, at the Willard
Hotel. The meeting will be held
in honor of Luther c. Steward
national president. and Gertrude
M. McNally. national secretary
treasurer, Of the NFFE, and will
feature a Christmas party and en-
tertainment.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18
Luncheon Ind Church CarniraI
Sponsored BY Officers Wires Club
Last Friday Outstanding Success

booihs weFe very well patrunized
Bridge and bsaao aames weFe
played. and many handsome Sits
were won
Door prizes werc awarded %
Mrs Joseph A Farrell. Mrs q A
smith and Mrs A Fitzgerald
Mrs c. l. Leigh was the fartu.
nate winner ~ the lovely ciinco-
late cake. the white cake was
won by Mrs . A Smith lFuday
evidensiy having been MFs
Smiths lucky dayl and q silver
tray was won by Mr. J d Mur
land
The Officers Wives Club ex
presses itself as most grateful q
AL thuse who donated prizes and
gave cash contri bstluns o. the
Naval Chapel Beneft Fund. and
who ula8e the uccasl0n - the
church carnival such . splendid
and enjoyable saccesa
Chairmen in eharge oi the AZ
fair. headed by Mr. Raymond
Frady save a greai deal oi time
and effort % the carnival and are
deserving Il much Crvilt lur thou
tine work
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18

T1e lancheon and church carnl-
val snuaaorcd b. the oiiicers
Wtes Cub and held on FRIDAY
of lasi Week q the Officers Club
"a ft NaFlar Mas an outstanding
asreaa. avcr 500 being realized
Ca aid .n the purchase of drapes
nma rarut fw tha new Naval
Chapei a. he opened IN August
Mafh tae luncheon table and
hafaaf haaiha were beautifully
afeufafe3 Cos tllc oecaslon with
rsannanaa and purple buugain-
sliana. and these charming aeoo-
ratlnfa Nofe done by Mrs J A
49, Afimter. her mother. Mrs
tfuns and Mfs o. n Brown.
AZ fne Mnrheou Itself Mrs VII
iafa l.aaaaon. past chairman ~
ere Ofnoers Wives Club was one
of flr guests of hanor and she
Waa presented With an eNguislte
muuarammed sterling bread and
haftrf plaie Other guests oi
hsmw weFr Chaplain Michaeis
an4 Chaplain Hennie
Al the carnival there were
na.ls ieatnunrd huuths With cakes.
rfaklfs candies buuks plants
ans hamdlcrafta flF sale. and these
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18
Key Vest Community Singers To Hold
BnSiness Meet Ind Practice Session
Tomorrow IA Congregational Church

hearsals and Is one of the iouT
Beard members
TIE Key West Community
Singers Wln continue thelr re-
hearsals each Tuesday evening
until August - fuT the popular
concert they WIll present 81 the
key West High School "a 3 00
0'clock on the evening 0f August
80 A dress rehearsal vail h. held
on August %
Meantime. q Is very important
that all singers attend these re.
hearsals that will take place be-
tween nov and the cveuIng II
the concert. and q Is especially
important that the meeting to-
mugr0W night b. Attended "a
order that the election ~ offigers
may take place and general busi
ness 81 the aruuE uc attended %
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18
Fleet Reserre association Auxiliary
Held Regular Meet Thursday Night

several committee chairwomcn
10 handle various phsses al She
work of the Auxiliary and a
letter ol appreciation from M
Ann CLANCY. regional vice pre-
sident who Recently visited the
kcx West unit was read M1
Chaney stated Ia her letter mat
she had much cngoyei her vlalt.
and Was impressed with thr hu
pitality she received while here
Following the business meet
ng. and the meeting uf the FLEET
Reserve Association Branch %
that uas held a. thc aamc umc in
another portion "a tine ciuoroom
members of the Branch and Unit
enjoyed suclai houI during
which delightful reirsshmeuts
were served.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18

Tha ufaci.ce session q the Key
Wet Cmman.ty Singers sched
uied iog tumnrrow evening. July
la alll inelaie alao bslsiness
msetine ~ the nroup. and the
eleffion af olnoeFs
TIE session Is planncd iu@T ss
" ~ a. the Congregational
Cbmrrh and Il haas been urged
that aH memheFs attend this very
mNHtaut meguma
Uuti permanent officers have
huan eleefed for the various Off
eaa Mrs "a alter Clawson has
isu artina a. secretary, Ralph
Mahle has hscu aCtinK publicity
clsasFman. Mrs Porch Is Chair
naan "a lhe Board and T. Jen-
mimas Ms b diregtlna the re-
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18
Community
Singing IA
IfSO-NCCS Sat.

Community siurna "a uao
NCCs lass saturday niEht was
ha hF W G siailngA QAsh
aua srcompsnied on thc piano ~
Mar saunsler. FROM 800 y "a
nfA zee y "a wIth an inter
masian for refreshments. the
haH feamndrd alth msty ehog
asss q oid time iavouteA and ne
uae molgIn sanga % today.
Hlae Mun Baii Hal soFne
Enrhanied Evenng and Com
mn Ci Cmmme 80 weFe select.
nns bF Efoap Including j.
whe8en so3. NancY Ross, \ Cot
te RNfsN y Weakiand sAsN
Gueee Palk. q sch0liield - and
. Does ~
The Community Singlng All be
held every saturday evening 81
400 q m Heireshments wlil ee
artf and all hands are invited
Il. .u.nd 80 usO noes.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18

TIE reaalar monthly meeting
of the Womans Auxiliary Fleet
Hrmfse Association Unit s6 Was
hria an Thursday evening ~ the
elahfongns a. Fuout and Pitspat-
Hrk streets. wlth Ms Mizpah
Pierce president of the oraaniEa-
taan pFessdina "a thc meeting.
Minute ul thc previous re-
nular and special meetings were
reed end approved, and ruuiine
haa.nfas matters of the AuNili-
ass Aefe takeu up Several re-
aiutiana fTum ether units were
reed end discussed and the
mallef af sending a aelcgatc 10
tfe pIe-consentlnn caucus to be
hala in 1ackaonVilla later this
muek uas dealt with Several
nra uaamhars urrc introduced
President Pierce appointed
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18
Mrs. Edna
4Wury Refnrns
From Trip

Mr.. Edna Aioury returned
last Naek fFugu tAo @NNNS
visit attn her san. Paui LsMlsks
boumn in Tuscaloosa. Alsnsrna
While ia Tsscalouaa. AiF3 Ai0arN
was the hosse guest of kex ard
Mrs. Bruunie Nicholx.
She also visited heT hF0sllVN
and sister la lau. Mr. and NFx
Daniel NJ Barker a. the Lake
Louise Hotel IN TacCoa. GeoFaia
ar Baker Is . student ~ Taccua
Falls Bhle Institute where he -
studying for the ministry
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18
Discussion
Group "A
IISO-N(lS

Chaplain Emmett Miehaeis It.
Comm. q s ~. Wlll lead inc
discussion class tonight % Uso
NCCs a 800 eloCk az which
many matters of vital interest
viii be discussed by thc sroap
Following thc session q 3 10
O'Clock there u4u be hcid a sel
ncr roast at whtgh the vrinrrs
ana coffee Wiil b. served and %
= announced b. USO Noes that
al service personnel are cordial
ty welcome % attend the d.s
cusslun aud thc refreshmeut
period
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18
hey Vest
PLAYERS
Meet Tonight

Il has becn announced that s
meeting of thc key West Players
wil be- held tonight a. ihc Barn
Thoaire besinning at s 90 o.elolk
n is expected that thc mesuns
wiil be- devoted o. thc reading
Il portions of various PLAYS mat
are being considered Is tnr
Board of Directors tot present
ation during the coming Theatre
snasun.
Among the plays that VIA be
discussed thn evening b. laura
togethcl with several others
From the group of PLAYS the
Board has in mlnd. selection.
ALL be made and NlIl be present
"a IN the fall and winter
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18
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Enferlxsass ~
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18

MONDAY. July 10
Meetine ~ West PlayerA
soc Pm, al Barn Theatre.
TUESDAY. JULY 10
Bsngo party. sp.afA ~ We
mans AuxiharY of Aonfs.ss
County Hospital zoo = n.
a. Cuban Club on Duvs
Street
TEENACE DANCE sponsoEf 1
rs Service Lcs9ue II : =
paurs Church pafislr hi a
Music b. Coral Isle sSFef q
dcr Chaperones
Practice session and hsi "a eMs
meeting KeY West "a r..
munltv singer : s8 p. -
a. congregational Chureh
THURSDAY july IA
Meeting. KEY West AS ana
Hstprical Ssciety aoo y "a
ai Martello Gallery
WEDNESDAY. JULY 20
Mect.ns and beaCh psrnic y - .
Wives Club No ss Meet % d
ln a0 q m fn clmbFuo 81
Bldg I78. e s NaVal q q.
ton Picnic "a mew Aas al
station Brarh
EDNEsUAY. July ~
Bathing Beauty Coats NA
Fashiun Shoa and Amssit af
Night 500 y a. "a Tar -
Sehuoi .AudituIium. spa r.
sorcd by Noung Psupia .
Service L cague "a "a PaAi :
Church.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18
n. ". Art Ind
Historical
Society To Meet

"a AS haer announced that 2
.f,na a the Key West Al and
tl..taftlal soeicty wii o. hed On
rt..faaas evening rs this wees
49, a1 "a 100 m at Aaf'eii'
Cailru ,.-,
the meeting e Fe's
.tant aue 80 which ",i -
tri many mattef oi WA
wr taaee ta tnc se@F'N " -
- a4asa tnat a.I uemuei' %
gtesent
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18

An application for marriage
license was filed saturday IN the
ofhce "a County Judae Raymond
r Lord by EaFl q Shrayc q ~
Lakeland and Martha Bfnslieite
Wilhelm. l8. of B@ Sinloaton t
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18
Seeks DirOTce

A pettoH seeking q divorcc
was hled Saturday hy ililhert !
Paul against Louise schnock Paul
in tire oinee of Circuit Court
CLERK Earl r Adams
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-18
AerOriGs 20"
Passenger List

The following passengers left
for Havana on Aerovias @
Roiando FeIrer Cunrada Ro-
les. Aquahno I-apeE D. Lillian
Lopef Carmen Lopez. Alblno
Morale Arthur Lalan. Mauie
Luian. John Henmessey james
CmFpa. Clarence shaver shin
ley shaver. Viola Bennett Gam
az Maxwell Gasney Maxwell Jr-
Csf8line Maxwell Thomas kucr-
wcf. Bernard Dahl
Darlene Perez Gitana Perez.
kinla hafgorasn Conrad Me
igs Kendall Loug John Arch
bold John Mead John n Mead
Sylvta e. dead Frankliu Jones
Charles Fafrell Earl Rainey Jose
"a Magmeaui. Laara Santa Ma
ria. Miauel Gonzalez Sergio Con
xaiez. Jofge GonEalez
Oscar Tuya. D.. QscaI Tuva
81 Estebal LluIl Jose Nadcs
Iuaus Stone D. Lucllle Stone
Lucian BTodcur. Charles Wrink
lea John San Felpo Rutolph
nfagef Emma BruRer John ID
Thomas William kortach Llonel
Caha Meldo Cabo. MaFearita
hernandez Mario Pagquinsom.
Emma Eillafuhla
Manuel Perez Ana Perez Ma
DoluFes het heKafria. Soeatgs
RoIas. Maria 4 Xuo Meiba Car
cis. isabel RodlEaez Csf dad
Roduguez Rubcn Roias. Mafaau-
"a Venture. Carmen Larrlnaga.
Nima q Nazuuex. Fe Sanehck
o. Iiando Dlak Maua Alvarez
Nofma schmidt
Vera MuntaomrW Thomas
Montgomery Roma Bernstein.
Taby Bafnsttn Harold BON
stem. Tony Dephiliips sanford
AZ Treat Marion Treat Lila
Maritime Anthony MaItngf Az
tahn Msiunos carmen onzalrt
Norma Gonfairf Rosemary Wi
un. Ralph WiIsan. Anthony WI.
snn Ccsafo Jamardo
Custina Iama. ao. Nelson jam
.afdu NHues Jauefdo Cesas fer-
naaapk Allla Fernandez Hum
bella Casanuvc Alicc York NieI
ccdes Garcia CaUmeina Con
znlek Cerl Rodfeuez Guillelmo
Dmal. Juan Martinez. lnCz Te2i-
dur Carlos Walkel Andre Walk
er NesloF HodIeleL Humbefll
Tcieras Marta Gomez Rcaia
SANCHEZ
Ralph Russ. Clara Rusk Wi
liam stnr kbfsnd Jauo Baruts
Maria Gafeia EHuque Slutt Al
bctt Riyeta Enuqleta Fluca
BoAald McCune. Charlotte ~
Cmc. james MaGaraham Mana
Rudusacx Pedro De do An
Hcfuardcl Sanfaeu Fernando
Eduardo Ganlalt Gilbcrt iElgs
las
Mary MlineT Jesus Tuuea
Angelo Ahiadg Carmen SaeIee
Ramon MaiIntz Ada Con alel
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IN MEMoRIAN

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Evening star., 1949-10-01
Autopsy Is Ordered
In Mystery Death Of
Scientists Widow
By the A.soeiuted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-An
autopsy was ordered today on the
body Of Mrs. Betsy Ross Hansen,
32-year-old widow of a Stanford
University scientist found dead
yesterday in her Greenwich VII
lage apartment.
Police said Mrs. Hansen ap-
parently had committed suicide.
However, the exact cause OF
death was not determined. A
German air rifle was found near
the couch on which the body lay
Police said the woman had suf-
fered from severe internal bleed
ing.
Chief Medical Examine e +
Thomas A. Gonzales said a pre-
liminary check indicated that one
Of her nostrils may have been
penetrated by a pellet from the
air rifle.
Notes found in the room. police
said, indicated that Mrs. Hansen
had become respondent over the
death last year OF her husband