Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1930, Page 28

c8 = : THE. SUNDAY. STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. SEPTEMBER 28, 1930—PART. ONF. SflN Kllls FA‘I‘HER ]LONE FAN FORMS LINE TO GET NO. 1|55 Bl S TRt | P S 1, 0K VR | . ¥ou e, Fre bon 2] GREENLAND TOUR ENDED fzned todey fom o cre t Grvn- y training. I haven't eaten anything and said he was determined to Soon after daybreak today he set up k the Academy of Natural TICKET TO WORLD SERIE OPENER | ticket No. 1 when the field seats are |a small mirror on the ledge of the |Since Wednesday nd plan to §o & week | g ;on tigts Made Search for Animal ladelphia and the Mu- S o Ty - o A B Groups and Eskimo Lore. Foundation, in New York, the éxpedis i ! : William J Vit SIS A e Jaanar o hld hls tion left here June § i his as 3 b Pl ‘con , althoug] e may une in searc) By the Associated Press. | Louis Cardinals, the National League sulumf;':n'.' 'of Philadelphia, T o ia, motmle, They Sotad it out| Geoie DeRt oo o let somebody hold | _ NEW YORK, September 27 ().—The | anjmal groups and Eskimo lore. k rml}.aenzt.pén;l& ge.piemb;‘r zvfi-‘— pen:ml&ed'lnmnen. mdm_;h world uflh: Sullivan brought to the park a suit|in the Army. British schooner Effie M. Morrisey, in —_— The line af Tk, where the nex esday an ursday, case fille¢ with clothing, bottles of | “I don't expect to eat solid food un-| “I want that No. 1 ticket,” he said, | command of Capt, Robert A. Bartlet! champion’ Athletics will meet the EL] started. The “line” so far is represent-water, an umbrella and other things'til after I have my 4 & A bridge to be erected at and with a party of sclentists aboard, ' Quebec, w'l" cost ll.’lW.N\n.. H— i Quality T hat EnduresI'IIIIiIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIII||ISIIIIIIIlIlIIlIIIIlllflIllllIIIINIIIHIIlIl!IIlllIIII!IWIMIIl!llflIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMMHMHIHIHMHMIHHWIWIHIIHIHIllllllHlIIMHflHmllllEntrance, 909 F St . i it at intervals. bleacher ticket,”'“That's the important thing.” War Veteran's Sanity Ques- tioned by Police—Nurse Also Marked for Death. By Associated Press. 'AGO, September 27.—The love affair of a war-warped son believing his aged father was carrying on with a nurse was blacked out by tragedy to- day. The father, Rockwell Sayre, 83-year- old president of a real estate concern, ‘was dead, a bullet in the back, another in the chest. The son, Sydney, who was thrice shot down in his plane dur- ing the World War, was held for the murder. “I killed him,” said the former sec- ond lieutenant of the Air Corps, “Here is my confession, written three days 8go. And I intended, too, to kill the nurse (Miss Alma Zschaechner).” Found Beside Body. Police had arrived in time to prevent, that. Sydney, 37 years old, was still in the apartment office beside his fath- er'’s body when officers, responding to an alarm turned in by neighbors, reached the place. Miss Zschaechner had been nurse for Rockwell Sayre’s wife for eight years, she said. Mrs. Sayre is an invalid Sydney Sayre, a University of Chi- cago graduate, who told police he was an inventor by occupation, picked his words carefully in describing the rea- sons for his act. “My father was making love to her,” he said. “He was presenting gifts to her—handkerchiefs and perfume. Had he given her money I would not have cared. This world is pretty loose today, anyway. But father was of the oid school and ought to have known bet- ter. Handkerchiefs and perfume are not proper gifts for a man of the old school.” No Quarrel Beforehand. ‘There was no quarrel before the shooting. “I shot him first in the back.” he told his questioners, “and then in the chest to_end his suffering.” Friends estimated Rockwell Sayre's wealth at a million dollars. There are two other sons—Paul, a professor at the University of Iowa, and Joseph, a post-graduate student at Harvard. Sydney Sayre has been receiving a Government pension on account of his war injuries. Police were inclined to question his sanity. Sayre said that as an inventor he had been specializing in the perfection of collapsible rubber lifeboats. The nurse related that recently he had spoken of working on a noiseless pistol. SAMOAN CHIEFS JOIN HOOVER COMMISSION Group to Aid in Forming Organic Act for Government of Island Possessions. By t:o Associated Press. PAGO PAGO, Tuituila, 27.—With solemn dl:m:y K Sovened high rank, three came aboard the U. S. S. Omaha yes- terday to join other members of the commission for the first meeting, The Omaha arrived here from Hono- lulu. where hearings were held last week. The chiefs were clad in white linen coats and cotton shorts, but were barefoot. The highest ranking of the trio mbmull,edlutth survivor of the chiefs who signi e papers ceding Tuituila to the United States in 1900. The others were Tuffie and Magales. ‘The Samoans presented the American members a large kawa root from which the Polynesians make an intoxi- cating beverage. Senator Bingham, chairman of the commission, then pre- & opecial Dudge”anahe” 1A ety s and the three chiefs Wwith walking canes. A salute of 17 guns was fired as the ommission left the ship. ITALIAN IS CONVICTED IN ASSASSINATION TRIAL Five-Year Term Given Man for At- tempt to Kill Prince Hum- bert of Italy. By the Associated Press BRUSSELS, Belgium, September 27. =Fernando de Rosa, 22-year-old Italian, today was found guilty of attempting to assassinate Humbert, Prince of Pied- mont and Crown Prince of Italy, here last October, and was condemned to five years' imprisonment and to pay the costs of his trial. After the pleading of his counsel, four questions were put to the jury: (1) whether De Rosa was guilty of at- tempted assassination of the Prince, (2) whether he acted with premedita- tion, (3) whether he obtained a false E&!mfl and (4) whether he resided in Igium under an assumed name. After 1) minutes’ deliberation the fury returned with a verdict against the young anti-Fascist of culpability on all four questions. ‘The Holland, England. Agricultural Wages Committee has decided that the minimum weekly wage for farm help of 21 vears and over shall be reduced from $3.75 7. 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