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[Little Black Book Checked In Park Ave. Murder Case

By JOAN YOUNGER United Press Staff Correspondgpt NEW YORK, June 6.—A leg of

A mitted her to: live in luxury and! > act as patron to struggling artists, | * The -brother of the slain man,}: lamb and a hungry sRow producer Howard Langford, was asked by re-| may have cleared the stage for the porters while leaving the apartment {hotel suite murder of wealthy Albert if he had any clews to the slaying. E. Langford, police said today. Langford looked at them coldly, They continued to question social said, “haven't we got enough trouland theatrical hangers-on. ble?” and strode down the hall. | Police, still without a clew, sought Evelyn Nesbit Questioned {to establish a motive of robbery or The Guestioning of friends. of

blackmail. Se 2 i oa Their interest centered in a little Mrs. Langford, now 65, once the -black book cofitaining thé names of toast of young actors, the fiancee! hard-pressed theatrical figures to of a motion picture star and a stage |’ whom Langford's wealthy. wife had. onirant herself, turned back the |

given money in the past and some | who had pressed her fot more. (pages of the entertainment world | : a quarter of a century. |

Dinner Plans : From them police hoped to obtain| One of the persons questioned | a lead to the identity of the two| yesterday was Evelyn Nesbit, a for-| men who called at the luxurious, mer show girl whose jealous hus-| $377.50-a-month suite at the Park band, Harry K. Thaw, shot and! ave. Hotel Marguery Monday night; | Killed Stanford White at the open- | demanded an audience with Mrs, ing of the Madison Square garden Langford, and when she’ refused, roof 39 years ago.

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By LLOYD LAPHAM make the overseas veteran a pecu-|that nobody |“ "United Press: Staff Correspondent [liar social problem who must be|pomes” SACRAMENTO, Cal, June 6.—A spared the realities. . . . 37 Gardiner Johnson, Berkeley Re-| controversy between G. I. spokes-| “But since when have our states | ublican who introduced the bill, | .{men, welfare leaders and legislators tRdEHaken, to Joni ioe Here hi said he may ask the state senate | raged today. | ys 9 .Sensihie Der v amend it to provide’ for notifica ; ; {condone infidelity in the marriage] bands without requiring their | It grew out of a bill to let faith- n.rtnership. Out of millions of sep- | °f husbands : | less wives “put. aside” illegitimate |g ated husbands and wives of World | consent to adaption. children without telling their hus-/

hid i Wollenberg said most efring Nor IL Ve edorviy wre payin the | Ee hig net ot to be perma- | bands. The bill headed for senate same straight.” ; | :

. i | ; Inently separated from ‘their hus=| Bye iehate ast] Veterans Opposed J so that the illegitimate | week by the California assembly,| Veterans of other wars, through children are usually abandoned or It is due for hearing by the senate | representatives here, also an- placed in boarding homes. i £ committee early next week.. It nounced they were “unalterably op-| He added that the novification e- | i applies to women separated from | Posed” to passage of the legislation, | gality had blocked many ehilitess their mates a year or more—nhitting Which Wollenberg said appeared to|couples wishing to take the babies. G. I. .Joe right between the eyes. {be the “only way to place children | Feared Efféct on G. 17 ‘Sponsored by the California de-| mos | The welfare leader said he had

partment of social welfare, the bill, SAY SPAIN DECIDES | eceived frequent requests from

had-the purported backing of army Av army and navy officers asking him {and navy commanders. But it has| TO GIVE UP LAVAL to keep reports of wives" infidelities PARIS, June 6 (U. P.).—A French

|been vigorously condemned by the from their husbands overseas. army newspaper Stars and Stripes, news agency dispatch from Madrid] Such reports, Wollenberg {voice of the overseas soldier. {said today that Spanish authorities | “may destroy a man’s usefulness |

AlL it seemed, had the best inter- aye decided to surrender‘ Pierre to his country. ests of servicemen at heart. And of|1aval to France. | An - opposition leader, ‘Democrat

extra-marital children, whose adop-| pe agency quoted a “well-in- | Don Allen of Los Angeles, said the

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Nat. Adv. at Soft, lustrous left their calling card—a .38-caliber| Police found Miss : Ces curls. Long or.|§ bullet—in Langford’s brain 59, in a tavern near Carnegie hall,| Complete with ee Police learned that the unknown | stronghold of dignified art. ‘They | HAIR STYLE HAIR STYLE |} callers might have encountered |questioned her on her association

(other visitors if it had not been for With Mrs. Langford. {the leg “of lamb. + Miss Nesbit, who once poured | British-born Mrs. Velma Keinp- Deer in pianos at stag parties, came! ton said she and her flance, Frank [0 police headquarters wearing a [Teller, a play producer, intended to | Prown fur jacket over a blue dress have dinner with the Langfords. .- and a maroon turban.

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|ing, and called seven of them back when the Datroness Was compelled COLLEGE {itoday. They were Mrs. Langford, |! call police to discourage money 29 ODD FELLOW BLDG. LI-9321 Mrs." Kempton, Teller, Langford's demahds of those she had helped. | Corner Penn. and Wash. Sts. (brother, Howard; two maids and| Miss . Neshit’s husband, Thaw,

: ——~JMIS, . Langford’s secretary, DOTS og... white in’ 1006. Thaw swore | | Rosenthal. |

| Police said they also would like to Fo Bani ay aE | question Eddie De Lange, Holly-|, penthouse atop the wood baritleader, and Reed Lawton, Mgarden ; P

The fatal shot, fired while socialites danced to the strains of a new tune, “I Could Love a Million Girls,” exploded one of the nation's most famous murders into {fronf pages. i Visitors Called

Langford was in his wife's boudoir (at 8:45 p. m. Monday when they

we { who is in Chicago with a road com2 (pany of the operetta “Naughty! 1 | Marietta.” Police said both were | $ tf ¥ qs (¥

{former proteges of Mrs. Langford. WP | | The questioning moved today 4 Gol | from the seven-room apartment to I'the 51st Street police station: Lang- | ford’s Pekinese, Winnie, who dis-

| covered the slayers in the hall, was |

{ left alone in the apartment. Unaware of Murder {heard someone at the apartment es : ssi door. He returned a moment later f Gave or is Sg Tiong to tell her that the visitors wanted Mayer, retired New York state su-| ‘© See her shout Rafael Diaz, a preme court ‘justice and public! TeXan tenor of Latin origin, wh | utility magnate, remained unaware sang at the Metropolitan opera 'of the fatal shooting, _ house at. night and in the drawing | It was the $3000-a-month allow. T0OMS. of socialite women in the | ance he gave his daughter that per- | afternoon. - Diaz died two years ago. re i : ; Mrs. Langford refused to see the {two men because she did not know | them. | Langford was killed in an argument that followed. | Police found a .38 caliber slug in his brain and one from a .32-caliber pistol in the ceiling. Assistant District Attorney Jacob [ Grumet admitted last night that | police have no definite leads. “ have several theories,” he said, “but |one is just about as good as the other.”

ZZ iis 6 TO BE ARRAIGNED IN CONNERSVILLE RIOT

CONNERSVILLE, Ind, June 6 {(U. P).—Six men face arraign- | ment today in Fayette circuit court

on charges of riot.

| An indictment was returned yesterday against the meh following a grand jury investigation “of a disorder at a tavern on May 26, in | which windows and doors were fg | smashed. Reports of alleged dis-! | crimination against servicemen g (were blamed for the riot. Those indicted were Delbert Lunsford, James Owens, Eugene Jackson, Elmo Whiteman, Nicholas | Brown and Flovd Weston Charges of disorderly conduct are pending In city court against Earl Connor and Ben Singer, arrested the night of the riot,

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