Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1932, Page 11

o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, DG THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1932. CROVLEY WL D N CHAR TONGHT Yew York Youth to Pay Pen alty for Murder of Policeman. By the Associated Press. OSSINING, N. Y, January 31— Prancis Crowley, scrawny youth who Hved all his 20 years in New York, dies in the chair at Sing Sing tonight for murdering & policeman His name was linked with a series of Refuses to Shave, Sailor Appeals to Senator for Help By the Associated Press. Somewhere on the high seas orders that he shave it off. Torn between obedience to these orders and those of the parents of his fiance who say he must grow a beard before he can marry their daughter, the man has written Senator Smoot ask- ing assistance. He couldn't see why he should not grow a beard “when most of the_admirals have them.” “Besides,” he added, “mine is kept up with the rules which say they must be trimmed up nice.” And anyway, he concluded: “I'm not going to shave.” hold-ups, then came an alarm for him | pa-np ADMED GIRLS in the killing of Virginia Brannen dime-a-dance girl, who was shot and | tossed from an automobile into a Yon- kers hedge One night Patrolman Hirsch of Nassau County, thinking to stop & petting party, approached a | pmkod automobile. Its occupants were | Crowley and his sweetheart, Helen | Crowley shot him dead and | him, the girl and Rudolph Duringer, a truckman, in an apartment house Frederick | young Hitch-Hikers Sentenced to ADMIT STEALING AUTO Year and a Day Terms by Tennessee Judge. | By the Associated Press. KNOXVILLE, Tenn, January 21.— Federal Court here Tuesday that they Bullets and tear gas were pourned into |drew a razor on an elderly man and | the place for two hours before Crow- ley, wounded and his ammunition ex: hausted, let the police enter | took his automobile. ge George C. Taylor commented Dunnger‘LflM he didn’t “know what this world \\as executed for killing Miss Bran- |is coming to” and gave them sentences "More than 2,000 people have applied to Warden Lewis E. Lawes for tickets to see Crowley die. of a year and a day in the women's prison at Aldeson, W. Va The girls are Susie Hipps, 20, and Lillian Gunteri, 18, of Hot Springs, N. ‘The man who said they robbed | {him is J. W. Beale of Greenwood, Miss. 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