Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 235, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1933 — Page 16

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CREW FALTERS IN IDENTIFYING KILLER SUSPECT Mystery of ‘Man at the Porthole' Heightened During Trial. BV VINCENT MAHONEY I Prr** staff f orre*t>nndrnt LONG BEACH. Cal.. Fob. 9.- The mystery of thr man at Lhr porthole" was heightened by faltering prosecution witnesses Wednesday as the state's case against William .James Guy. charged with the shipboard murder of Captain Walter Wanderwell, drew rapidly to a close. With only a few police investigators to be called, the jury was left; with conflicting evidence as to the identity of a man who boarded the yacht Carma last Dec. 5 shortly before Captain Wanderwell, a noted adventurer, was shot dead. Two young men and two girls, members of the Carina's commonwealth adventure crew, all saw the man's face through the screened porthole that night. Os these, only one of the girls said she was positive he was Guy, the man whom the state charges was bitter against Wanderwell and had quarreled with him a few days previously. To Call Newspapermen Cuthbert. Mills, young British engineer, testified Wednesday. He said he "thought'' the man wore a hat, as opposed to testimony of Marion Smith, a girl witness, who claimed it was a cap. "Didn't you tell newspapermen you couldn't identify the face because the night was too dark?" he was asked. "No," shouted Wills. Eugene McOann, representing Guy, .said he would call six newspapermen later to testify on this point, and then resumed. Tells of Identification "Didn't you quarrel with Edmund Zeranski (another prosecution witness* and didn't, he eall you a liar?" i "No." said Wills. "We just disagreed over Zeranvki's statement j that I picked up Wanderwell's body j w hen we found him dead in his ! cabin. He didn’t eall me names." Wills went into his first identifi- j ration of Guy. which took place in \ Ihe jail. "I hesitated at first and then picked out, Guy when he said some- j thing." Wills explained. But. I I ceased the identification because j his voice didn’t sound anything like ! that of the man at the porthole." Birthday Celebrated Uniquely ftp I nilni l‘>' i ALMA. Mich., Feb. 9.—To cele- I brate his 80th birthday, Fayette' Mallory walked to Alma from his I farm and back, a distance of 14 miles. He made the trip in five hours.

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Irene Dunne Appears in Dramatic Cinema Role "The Secret of Madame Blanche" With Lionel Atwill as an Embittered Man, Opens Friday for Week at Palace. THF SECRET OF MADAME BLANCHE." anew Metro-Goldwvn-Mayer film wih Irene Dunne heading a stellar ca.st, is opening an exclusive Indianapolis engagement at Loews Palace theater. Friday. The picture, based on Martin Brown's notable stage play, "The Lady." is describee as presenting a vivid cross-section of life.. The story of "The Secret of Madame Blanche." which rovers a period of thirty years, first presents Miss Dunne as a member of the chorus of a large New York musical show. The production is taken to England and the show girl marries a titled young blade who consequently becomes involved in a series of complications and commits

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alike, the opposition of many honest good people who believe sincerely in the efficacy and even in the sanctity of the eighteenth amendment and the horde of criminal bootleggers who infest the underworld," Shouse said. "It Is not here suggested that there is any community of interest as between these diverse elements. It is not intimated for an instant that portions of the best elements of our citizenship which strive for the j continuance of the eighteenth j amendment are even remotely in I league with the forces of the un- j derworld. “It is, however, beyond question true that the maintenance unimpaired by the eighteenth amend- j ment is the direct objective of both of these distinctly separated, groups." With no hope of finally submitting a repeal amendment to the

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states at this session, the senate was preparing today to go through the motions of voting on the Blaine repeal draft. It is opposed by Shouse. He declares it represents revision rather than repeal. Especially he objects to ratification by state legislatures. instead of by conventions and to power which would be retained by congress to legislate concerning the saloon.

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Nothing is expected to result at this session from the senate’s consideration of repeal. The house voted down a repeal draft by a margin of six votes. The anti-repeal vote included a large number of drv lame ducks who will be replaced by repealists in the new congress. Two-thirds majorities are expected in both houses of the new con-

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gress against continuing the present system. But there is sharp internal division over the alternative.

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