Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1935, Page 44

RESORTS, VIRGINIA. In the Mountains of Virginia Bryce's Hotel and Cottages (near) Ork- ;x‘ey ‘Sgnnu opens its (19th) Ssasen $15 ok: h ?'...".‘ ood tnings to eat h?-; trom our swimming bowling. dancing Mr, Inl Mrs. Wllllun l lrlnl. Owners “ORKNEY SPRlNGS HOTEL Orkney Springs, Va. 8% hours’ drixe to Washington's largest Horseback Riding. Ete. ATTRACTIVE WEEK END RATES. Long Distance Tel., Mt. Jackson 30 _Mrs. E. L (‘nrkrell Manager " OCEAN VIEW, VA B Ocean View, ATLANTIC HOTEL %o AV(YI([]\! modern. homelike Directly on apeake Bay. Delicious Southern cook- Boating fishing, bathing. Write for The MERRIMA Waterfront—All Conveniences Special weekly and week-end rates. ___THE MISSES FOREMAN. CEAN VIEW—3-BEDROOM MODERN ACH APARTMENT REASONABLE. 015 E \P}AKE BAY AVENUE, NORFOLK, “On the v lnf,l\}} “BEACH, V. New Waverley Hotel Virginia Beach, Va. Finest surf bathing, golf, tennis, dancing. ery Convenience aths B OKLET CPORTER. Mer, PRINCESS ANNE HOTEL Virginia Beach. Va. Direct ocean front cool verandas: 110 rooms—all outside s Christian eli- MRs. B. 6 v | Bernstein Mitchel Wm. N, t .. | Chessin. IDLEWHYLE" Extends a cordial invitation to spend vacation here. You may come You will find the ocean front. 1n the THE ARLINGTON Ocean Front at 13th St. Mrs. Mary 8. Pasne. Mrs. W. P. (nlmrr Reas Southern “Botel Chalfonte HOT AND é‘o{l‘)“;‘\g\'xl\fl WATER—PRIVATE BATHS 1f. Horseback riding. surf bath- Close to all amusements ~and flowuu\[-—xflrl\:n A LEE (Oean Front, Bet. 18th and 19th Sts Excel. table, Bathing from hotel. Reas Tates Mrs. A. L. Chandler, Mrs. T. H. Mears. OCEAN CITY, MD. OCEAN CITY Maryland For Low-Cost Seashore Vacations All Water Sports. Golf. Dancing, ete. A fine list of hotels. cotfages and apart- ments to choose from. Write to hotels listed below or Chamb S amber of Commerce, O 11 t. A lead- Mayllower SEBTRA pointed. _ Capacity ‘flll Special” Spring rates. Florence Hastings nby_and Harry C. Gunby HAST]NGS HOTEL 97 Boardwalk. 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SWANK COLLEGE OF LAW GIVES 65 DEGREES Senator King Speaks at 37th Annual Commence- ment—Awards Made. THE EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, BY SAMUEL G. RENTON, N. J. (#).—Fourteen black-robed justices of the Court of Errors and Appeals will take the life of Richard Bruno Hauptmann in their BLACKMAN. _ | annual Cottage Line | Burton. Mata P. Hilgeson, Henry H. Willingham, Eliza- | beth E. Benson and Edward Sherman | Private Baths. | Special rates unm July 25. | l'-n enkly. ON BOARDWALK | FURNISHED. RENT SALE. | ; THE Sixty-five students, six of them in the graduate school, last night re-‘ | ceived degrees from the Wlshlnglnn‘ College of Law at the thirty-seventh | commencement exercises in Memorial Continental Hall. Senator William H. King, chairman | o1y brejiminary, for during the whole | of the Senate District Committee, de- \ livered the commencement address and h ually the 10-volume record of the ‘ degrees were conferred by Dean Grace | Hays Riley and Dr. Edwin C. Dutton, president of the board of trustees. John E. Laskey, a member of the board, presented scholastic awards won during the year. Among those honored were Mamie Smith Price. George Hinman Folsom, Harold S. Rhind, Rose Marie Hand, Ray Smith, Herold J. Weiler, Charles H. B. Cusick, Carl Morgan Graduates and the degrees con- ferred were as follows: | Bachelor of Law. Armstrong. J. D.. jr. Johnson. Brown, Herbert C Craig. Ruth B. C Dorian, Dorothy G. Held, Harry Hemes. W Prank. ir Kink Ruth Hedges Mevyers. Hattie Murphy. Janet R Barmash. Maurice Linscott. J. Harris Lvnn. Stanley R McArthur Louls E. Madden. Rov R Mitchell. Olin V. Montani. Norinne J. Morgan, Edward § Moseles. Harrison R. Pickett. Fre Price. ‘Mamie 8 Rader is Rhind. Harold § Rowell. Charles R. Salisbury_E_ S Salovon_Panl H Sengstack Geo. W. Stevens. Myron B. vnstein Burges. Frances C, Carlson. Elfie C Jesse H Cohen. Ben Conneil. Walter P. Corridon. L. A Melville_B. Norman Folsom. George H Gallagher. Nadine L. Garrett. Prankiin T. lenm» Nicholas J. Hand. Rose Marie Hultquist. J. Albert Master of Patent Law. Bailev. Malcolm P. Lantzy, Percy P, Brace. George A Smith. Ray L. Master of Law. Bussett. Lowell W. Nacrelli. Joseph . Fratantuono. A Payseur. ‘Vernon Lttano Aususio M. Parech o N MISS YOELSON TO WED Stewart Grace M Strachan. Otto W. Towle. Charles W. Wiley. Harold J Williams. Charles J. Wyman. Kimball 8. ir Sister of Comedian Will Be Bride | of Baltimorean. Miss Gertrude Yoelson, 1787 Lanier place, sister of Al Jolson, stage, screen and radio star. and Isadore Irvin Sol- lod of Baltimore, obtained a marriage license in District Supreme Court yesterday. The couple will be married Sunday evening at 7 o'clock at the Jewish Community Center, Miss Yoelson's family told The Star. The ceremony will be performed by Miss Yoelson's father, the Rev. M. R. Yoelson. Miss Yoelson was an employe in the United States Public Health Service up until last Saturday. She gave her age as 27, while Sollod's was listed as 28, RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (OTIACE "fi'u"u«-?':n'.'i."ifl-‘fic.” r'm T 9294, o, Seers A educe: same qual table maintained for past 30 yrs $3.00 UP. DAILY: $17.50 UP. WEEKLY. Ownership \ \nnnemem 3P PEN MAR, PA. Crout’s Hotel Home-like Eefined Large Porches Special Weekly and Week End Rates Sunday Dmner, $1.00 Booklet Mrs. J. E. Crout LYNDON COTTAGE Congenient, Home.like, Reasonable Rates. Phone Blue Ridge §136-M. Bookl Nettie Gemmel Yaukey. “BLUE RIDGE UMMIT, PA. The Place to Stay SUMMIT VILLA Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. Attractive surroundings with service which will please the most fastidious. Private baths. Rooms with running wa er. Booklet MISSES MENGEL 5 mm- Ridge Summit 106-R " OCEAN CITY, MD THE KAYE SPECIAL RATES JUNE AND JULY On Bogrdwalk Family Hotel, ~Bathing free 3 rop. BT . LANKFORD M. B. Quillan. Prop. On Boardwalk: zarage. Bowie Lewallen. Hubert L. | hands June 20 to determine if he must die for the kidnaping of Charles A. Lindbergh, jr. For four and a half hours—the de- | fense has been assigned three and the | State an hour and a half—they will listen to oral arguments in the quiet, | white-walled room. But this will be of the Summer they will study individ- | trial at Flemington before deciding | whether Hauptmann’s appeal from, conviction is justified. The decision probably will be made | 1ate in October. Eight votes will be needed for Hauptmann to get a new trial. A 7-7 vote will sustain the | verdict of the eight men and four L. | women who sat in judgment in the old Hunterdon County Court House lor | the first six weeks of this year. Hauptmann to Be Absent. | Chancellor Luther A. Campbell, the | State's highest judicial officer, will | preside at the appeal hearing. With | him will be Chief Justice Thomas J. Brogan and seven associate justices of the Supreme Court and five lay judges. Normally the court is composed of 16 men, but there is only one vacancy, | and Justice Thomas W. Trenchard, who sat at the Flemington trial, will | not take part in the appeal. | Hauptmann himself will not be | present at the hearing, and the at- tendance will be limited to about 75 persons. |~ The carpenter’s lawyers, C. Lloyd | Pisher, Frederick A. Pope and Egbert Rosecrans, have assigned 193 reasons | why they think Hauptmann’s convic- | tion should be reversed. All are based | on alleged “errors” in the conduct of | the trial. | Of the total number, 42 relate to Justice Trenchard’s charge to the jury. Most of the others are based on his rulings on evidence. In preliminary proceedings the de- fense stressed four points. It charged the summation of Attorney General | David T. Wilentz was inflami & A. M Dunn 500 Pairs TR Hauptmann Review June 2 State Court of Appeals to Hear Plea for Reversal of Conviction. that he preseated varying theories to account for the death of the baby, that the trial itself was in effect a “circus maximus” and that the daily presence of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh unduly influenced the jury. May Go to U. S. Supreme Court. It contends, moreover, that Haupt- mann’s constitutional rights were vio- lated, and has said it will carry the case to the United States Supreme | Court. The State built its case on evidence | that Hauptmann (1) possessed and had passed a large portion of the $50,000 rarsom; (2) was the man o whom Dr. J. F. (Jafsie) Condon paid the ransom and whose voice Lind- bergh heard calling Dr. Condon the TR 2res O 93 D. T, FRIDAY, night the ransom was paid; (3) wrote l.ll of the kidnap notes, attempting to disguise his handwriting; (4) made the ladder from lumber purchased by him from & lumber yard and from a board taken from.the attic floor of his Bronx home. Hauptmann's defense contended he A1) received the money from his friend and business partner, Isidor Pisch, who later died; (2) was at- tending a party the night the ransom was paid and waiting for his wife in a bakery at the time the Lindbergh baby was kidnaped; (3) could not have written the ransom notes; (4) could not have disguised his skilled carpentering sufficiently to make the crude ladder. Should there be an affirmation of | the conviction Hauptmann has one more chance in New Jersey. He may appeal to the Court of Pardons for clemency, but thai court seldom commutes death sentences to life im- prisonment. Hauptmann awaits the verdict sto- fcally. On June 20 ne will have been a death house prisoner for nearly 18 weeks. 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