Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 214, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1935 — Page 18

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IT'S ‘COLORFUL’ TRIAL. WOMEN IN CASE LEARN Descriptive Labels Given Feminine Figures at Flemington. BY JANE DIXON f*reo Mali (nrrvpnn|nl FLEMINGTON. N. J.. Jan. 15. In the heat of action and under dramatic pressure, women In the Hauptmann trial have taken on colorful labels. These labels are oy no means an Index to the character of the women who wear them. They are not always, in the true sense of graphic art, descriptive.

The most that can be said for them is that they are arresting. The first of the labels to carom through the courtroom and find its way into world-wide avenues of newes was “the woman in green.” The woman in green xs a Long Island housewife, introduced spectacularly by Hauptmann's lawyers to confound Dr. John F. <Jafsie Condon. "The woman in green” appeared for a moment before the witness chair where Jafsie was testifying and was whisked away before a startled courtroom could catch its breath. She waits in the wings for a more fulsome entrance. Asa companion piece of "the woman in green” is "a woman named White.” For the nonce "the woman named White" will remain a mystery. She received a mere mention in the testimony but the mention was portentious. At any moment she may be projected as a principal. There is ‘ Hildegarde the beautiful cloak model.” Hildegarde Alexander is beautiful but she models pajamas and negligees. She attests she saw Bruno Richard Hauptmann holding watch on Dr. Condon in a Bronx railroad station while the .•ducator was negotiating with the Kidnaper. A newspaper woman is called "the red disaster” because she wears a red hat and scarf and crashes in where more seasoned • press representatives fear to tread. The most significant of the labels that have been pasted on feminine brows is worn by "the girl on the j flying trapeze.” The girl with t,his : label was not invested with it. She won it. Her first name is Norma and she is the daughter of an under-sheriff of Hunterdon County. Norma is a messenger girl for the United Press. She is very young, very husky, and her intrepidity is the marvel of one and all. With a sweep of her arms she can brush a half dozen of her boy colleagues out of the way and down the. steps onto the # next, landing.

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