Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1931, Page 28

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NEW ORLEANS, February 26—A | gemmita city-wide search on the faith of & 3 year-old boy's cry, “It was daddy” || . o A ended last night when Joseph M. Pen- | Bubscaniial tavine nino, 26, walked into police headquar- || MATTRESSES RENOVATFD Best Service and Prices | COLUMBIA BEDDING CO., INC, fi lect at the end of each month. QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP ing Defense, Saying Artist Sought to Kill Wife. By the Associated Press. BUFFALO, N. Y., February 26.—The State today continued its effort to break down the story of Lila Jimerson, Cay- uga Indian woman, on trial a second time for the murder of Clotilde Mar- chand, wife of Henri Marchand, artist. For the first time since the murder in March, 1930, Lila told her story yes- terday on the witness stand. At her previous trial she sat quietly and lis- tened while the artist admitted his in- timate relationships with her, rela- tionships which he termed a matter of “mere professional necessity.” Woman Gives Version. Yesterday - the 33-year-old woman. once the belle of the Cayuga tribe, told her version of the same story, a version which agreed with that of Marchand in many respects, but which was essential- Iy a woman's story. Outstanding in the long tale of a gradually ripening intimacy with the artist, were her flat accusations that Marchand had plotted to have his wife murdered and that he had threatened the Indian woman if she repeated any E | Harry W. Hahn, jr., 21-year-old son of the local merchant, of 2812 Twenty- seventh street, has been elected as one of the 35 ranking students cf his class to Phi Beta Kappa, honor fraternity, at Yale University. Hahn will graduate in June, to enter business. He is a native >f Washington, D. C., and was a student in the local public schools, including Central High School, later graduating wide range of yesterday. Ful tained from the Civil Service Commis- | goyin, sion, at 1724 F street. The examinations are for the fol- lowing positions: Boys’ adviser, senior high school, $2,- 600 a year: boys' advis to $3,800 a year; assistant forest ecolo- gist, $2,600 to $3,200 a year, Forest |swank restaurants held out until food everywhere else had found new low levels, but it was either reduce prices or Service. Principal silviculturist, $5,600 to $6,- 400 a year; senior silviculturist, $4,600 | the proprietor’s waistline. to $5,400 a year: sil "iculturist, $3.800 to $4,600 a year; associate silviculturist, | half, and others are making similar $3,200 to $3,800 a year; assistant silvi- changes. information may be ob- son, W. Va. and Bureau of Standards. forest ecologist, $3,800 to $4,600 G ¥ o assoclate forest ecologist, $3,200 if you desire your BRI $1,800 a year: assistant topographic Civil Service examinations to fll a | Srafisman. $1.620 a yeary junior topo- itions were announced ! Wa i partmental service, Washington. Assistant instructor forewoman, power ¥ room, $1,800 a year, less $300 a yar for quarters and subsistence, In- dustrial Institution for Women, Alder- ters and confessed, officers said, he had shot his wife. Mrs. Pennino's body was found in a | bed at the home of her parents today, her baby clasped in her arms. Police quoted Pennino as saying he killed his wife because she received at- tentions from other men. ~llpenssiod} g iez.cel:‘:h"h' mflhooldmuncfi ttl‘uo“l‘y;)u; : er, band and orchestra, $1,860 a and junior high school, $2,000 a year; : Adviser's assistant, boys, 31500 a year, | J¢Ai teacher, fine and applied arts, Indian Service. Occupational therapy aide (arts and crafts), $1,800 a year, Veterans’ Admin- istration. Senior forest ecologist, $4.600 to $5,400 ¥ $1,860 a year; teacher, physical educa- tion, $1,860 a year, Indian Service. Junior physicist, $2,000 a year, Naval Research Laboratory, Bellevue, D. 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