Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1930, Page 7

WILL CALL Wioow | IN“ATTIC” MURDER Subpoenas for Mrs. Cester- reich and Attorney Expected to Be Issued Today. 7 the Assuctated Press. LOS ANGELES, April 15.—Further grand jury investigation of the eight- year-old slaying of Fred Oesterreich, former Milwaukee garment manufac- turer, including the questioning of the widow, Mrs. Walburga Oesterreich, and Herman 8. Shapiro, has been promised by the district attorney’s office. Subpoenas for Mrs. Oestereich and Shapiro, an attoreny, whose afidavit of knowledge of the killing resulted in the arrest last week of Otto Sanhuber, were expected to be issued today. Sanhuber, alleged “garret lover” the widow, was arraigned on a grand Jury indictment for first degree murder | yesterday and was ordered to enter his gl.en Thursday. He was held without Announcement of the plan to sub<1 poena Mrs. Oesterreich for questioning ] following a statement by George Hahn, & grand juror. “We found mitigating circumstances in the Sanhuber case that demand fur- ther investigation,” Hahn said. “I in- tend to see personally that Sanhuber gets a fair trial and is not railroaded to the penitentiary.” Sanhuber is charged with sneaking down from an attic compartment in the Oesterreich home and shooting the manufacturer while he was quarreling with his wife the night of August 22. 1922. The man confessed and declared he had lived in hidden compartments | in the various Oesterreich homes since 1911, when he first met Mrs. Oester- reich in the Milwaukee apron factory owned by her husband. Freaks Barred in Australia. SYDNEY (P)—Human freaks, im- ported for sideshow purposes, have heen put on the list of prohibited migrants to Australia. 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