Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1930, Page 44

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Watzl, a prominent chemist, disap- peared last November while en route trom Cleveland to Philadelphia and was | rediscovered only after he had shot | himself and Mrs. McGranahan, whom | he had married, although neither had il; divorce, in a hotel room here Sun- ay. The bodies of Dr. Watzl and Mrs. McGranahan will be released today from the Legal Medical Institute for final disposal. Accerding to Watzl, sr., his son will be cremated in Vienna Saturday in the presence of his fam- ily. Later Mrs. McGranahan will be cremated at the same crematorium. McCORMICK DOCTORS’ SALARIES TO BE $15,000 Judge Appoints University Medical Deans to Board to Care for Incompetent Multi-Millionaire. By the Associated Press. SANTA BARBARA, Calif.,, March 27. —Superior Judge Willlam Dehy, after a | conference ~with attorneys for Mrs. | Katherine McCormick, wife of Stanley McCormick, incompetent multi-million- aire; Mrs. Anita McCormick Blaine and Harold McCormick, his sister and brothers, has fixed the salary for the two members appointed to the board of care for the incompetent at $15,000 and expenses for the first year. Judge Dehy recently appointed Dr. ‘William O. P. Hulse, dean of the medi- cal school of Stanford University, and Dr. Langley Porter, dean of the medi- cal school of the University of Cali- fornia, to the board. A lengthy court contest waged by Mrs. McCormick against the brother and sis- ter resulted in Judge Dehy issuing an order dismissing the physician formerly in charge of Stanley McCormick. KANSAS STATE AUDITOR FACES EMBEZZLING TRIAL Official Is Accused of Drawing Six Checks on Fund to Be Used in Property Dispute. By the Associated Press. ‘TOPEKA, March 27—Will J. 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