Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1935, Page 6

A—6 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1935. COURT DISMISSES LAMSON JURORS . WITH NOT A SINGLE ONE HAVING BEEN SOLD State Debates Third Trial | ' g 2 N IN ADVANCE...WITH THE “CREAM OF THE CROP” After Second Ends in Dead- ocked Panel. 51 T —AND “THE WHOLE CROP” HERE FOR YOUR e = N ‘» CHOOSING TOMORROW, WE INVITE YOU TO- David A. Lamson for a third time for wife murder. His protracted second trial ended Iate vesterday when the jury, dead- locked 9 to 3 for conviction, finally ” was dismissed by Superior Judge | 2 Robert R. Syer. Three times pre- | ; o l viously the seven men and five wom- | ] en had scught to be released from | 4 . trying to decide whether the former 4 Stanford University ’ress representa- 4 ol tive beat Allene Thorpe Lamson to § death in the bath room of the campus 5 Vg home Memorial day, 1933. 5 Chief Deputy District Attorney John P. Fitzgerald hinted a third | trial was likely when he sald & ma- jority vote for conviction “would be a strong factor in our determining | ' ‘ whether to try Lamson sgain.” But A 4 ’ he indicated a definite decision on a / new trial or dismissal of the charge & would not be made until Friday. o Both the defense, which contended | Mrs. Lamson died In an accidental fall, and the prosecution were disap- | # pointed at the failure of the jury to | reach a verdict in tne trial, which lasted for more than 12 weeks. | The 32-year-old defendant, who X was once sentenced to be hanged but | won & new trial on = appeal to the | State Supreme Court. expressed bit- | ter regret at the hnure of the juron £ 5 to acquit him. 3 Miss Mary Richter. jury foreman, | P . i disclosed the nine ballots for convie- " E e | EXTRA FEATURE!—NO EXTRA COST! der. » o — The three jurors who voted for . o Scquitalimers men ; : \ \ 90% of the Shirts have the original BLANTON DEFENDS ; S TRUBENIZY 9 aarnerT N Housell ; ' : ; “TRUBENIZED” COLLARS that will Not Wilt, Wrinkle, Blister Nor Curl! 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