Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1930, Page 16

“PHANTOM LOVER" - QUIZZED IN DEATH Attic Paramour, Who Has | Confessed to Los Angeles : Slaying, to Face Probers. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, April 11.—The strange romance of Otto Sanhuber, whose love for Mrs. Walburga Oester- rench, kept him penned for 18 years in attic hideouts, today formed the basis upon which District Attorney Buron Fitts sought to obtain grand Jjury indictments in the eight-year-old mystery of the murder of Fred Oes- terreich, wealthy rment manufac- turer, the woman'’s husband. Sanhuber today was under orders to appear before the inquisitorial board for questioning in connection with his confession that he ghot Oesterreich to save her from possible harm during & quarrel with her husband. Sanhuber was expected to tell about his ex- istence in dingy garret retreats, where he lived in slave-like devotion to be constantly near the woman he loved, and how he came from his secret com- partment in the Oesterreich home here when aroused by angry voices to the garment maker. Mrs. Oesterreich, widow of the slain man, was asked to appear again in the district attorney’s office for ques- tioning in connection with charges made by the “attic man.” The widow yesterday declined to discuss the case, pléading a “highly nervous condition.” Unless she answers Sanhuber’s charges that she assisted him in hid- ing in secreted nooks after the slaying, the district attorney indicated she might be indicted. The murder of Oesterreich at first was believed to have been committed by burglars, His widow was found im- prisoned in a clothes closet, the door 'to which was locked from the outside. On the strength of an affidavit from Herman S. Shapiro, an attorney, that Oesterreich had been killed by & mys- terious attic-inhabitant, known as Wal- ter M. Klein, the case was reofi:ed. Shortly _thereafter Sanhuber, wn also as Klein, was L. TIPSY WITNESS FINED FOR BEING “NORMAL” Judge at Louisville Adds 20 Hours in Jail to $20 Penalty When Explanations Are Heard. By the Assoclated Press. LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 11.—F. H. Long, prosecuting witness in a theft case, sailed into Criminal Court here yesterday, with several sheets in the wind and listing badly. “What do you mean by coming into court in this condition?” asked Judge E. T. Burgevin, “Judge, that’'s my normal condition,” declared Mr. Long. Judge Burgevin decided that the nor- mal fine for the condition is $20 and added 20 hours in jail to make it a little above normal. The theft trial kill | was postponed until Mr. Long recovers from his normalcy. Atlanta Official Acquitted. ATLANTA, Ga., April 11 (P)—A jury here last night acquitted City Purchas- ing Agent Willlam P. Price on all four counts of an indictment charging him with defrauding the city. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. '0,. FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1930, W. B. Moses & Sons SINCE 1861—SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE 9 AM. to 6 P.M. Your Easter Coat Is the Most Important Garment In Your Spring Wardrobe WE acknowledge its importance in our very smart (and large) e~"ection at this mod- orice. Styles of uni- .sal appeal and be- comingness, stressing every salient new fash- ion of the Spring, “Secrets of Fascination” Is the Subject Discussed by Isabelle M. Hanbury In Her Lecture Tomorrow Sixth Floor—2:30 P.M. Miss Hanbury has been called the social mentor of two continents. She gives important rules on good form and polite deportment. She has a delightfully clear manner of imparting infor- mation on the social usages. There Will Be No Charge for Admission W, B, Moses & S[ons F Street at Eleventh | W.‘?b. TMoses & Sons Public Confidence Since 1861 9 AM. to 6 P.M. 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Like Fashion itself this year, wash dresses are so different from what they used to be—so much more interesting — so very feminine —so diversified. Printed batiste, printed dimity, plume chiffon, dot- ted Swiss and handmade linen. Newest style details in plain or pastel shades. Sizes 14 to 46. The Opportunity Shop, Second Floor Chiffon > Read all the Dance and Sport New books in Handkerchiefs Our Circulat- ing Library. $ 1 g First Floor Glorious bright colors in these ’kerchiefs with picot edges or hand rolled edges. Handkerchiefs, Pirst Floor Allen-A WHITE Silk Stockings For Confirmation and Other Occasions $1.50 $7.65 No. 3780 is a sheer No. 3715 is also a love- chiffon with the desir- ly chiffon. It has the ed French panel-curve dainty and slenderizing heel. pointed heel. Hoslery Section, First Floor Give Him a Handmade Necktie For Easter Unusual Values at 51 A necktie is a small but much appreciated gift. These are rich silks in light Spring shades, and entirely handmade. An accessory to a man’s wardrobe that should be en careful consideration, and you can feel sure that most any of these he would like. National 3770 Girls’ Easter Togs Coals . . . Dresses . . . Ensembles . . . Hats Easter Coats $14.95 Coats that stress the new cape, high waist line, flare and sports mode. Wool tweeds, lacy tweeds, silver spray and navy cheviots. sm% shades. Sizes 1 to 6. Silk Dresses $ 5.95 Girls’ silk dresses in all the newest street shades. Also gay &rlnts and party dresses includ- g white ones. Sizes 3 to 6 and 7 to 14 ‘The Children's Shop, Seeond Floor Pied Piper - Shoes Plain toe oxford in g:tent. smoke and twn‘ All sizes. $2.50 « A graceful patent leather one - strap slipper with cutouts below strap. All sizes. $3.50 and $4.50. !:ntt‘ent %Ieathe; cut- out tie. Very dressy. All sizes. $4 and $5. Pled Piper Shoe Section, Second Floor Prystal Jewelry Colorful . . . Light Weight . . . 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