Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1935, Page 10

A-10 SUCDE POSSBLE INFARM SLAYIG Authorities at New City, N. Y., Release All Princi- pals After Questioning. By the Associated Press. NEW CITY, N. Y., November 23.— Rockland County authorities, ham- pered by lack of substantial clues, to- night released from questioning all principals in the Ramapo Mountain drama climaxed by the gun-death of 24-year-old Leroy Smith, farm youth. District Attorney George V. Dorsey eontinued to investigate a theory that the slayer of the young farmer was motivated by jealousy. Persons Involved. The dramatis personae in the death mystery included: Smith, whose body, penetrated by a .32-caliber bullet, was found Thurs- | day near the colonial home of Mary Swope Philpot, 16-year-old girl bride, who admitted to police that she had been on friendly terms with Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Salamon, stepfather and mother of Mary, who were reported to have sought an an- nulment months ago of their daugh- ter’'s marriage to Luther Philpot. | Luther Philpot, 19, who insisted, ' under questioning, that he met Smith only this week. Friend of Husband. Carl Stottlenyer, a friend of the youthful husband. District Attorney Dorsey announced that the original theory of suicide, since discarded, had grown more ten- able. “New facts mave arfsen that make suicide a possibility,” he explained. A revolver found about 25 feet from Smith’s body has been turned over to ballistics experts for possible finger- print clues. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, Captures Horseshow Honors D. C, NOVEMBER 24, 1935—PART ONE. FRATERNITY ELECTS GRAND DIRECTOR Epsilon Sigma Pih Honers P. H. Ross of Arizona University Extension. P. H. Ross, director of Extension Service of the University of Arizona, has been elected grand director of Epsilon Sigma Phi honorary frater- nity for Agriculture Department Ex- WHITE SLAVE ACT VIOLATION CHARGED Justice Agents Arrest Man in Los Angeles and Seek Woman in Honolulu. By the Assoclated Press. The Justice Department yesterday reported the afrest of Leon I Green- | burg at Los Angeles on charges of white slave and traffic act violation. The department said she had per- | suaded four to go. The party, includ- ing the girls and the accused woman, RETA CAREWE SUES sailed for Hawail November 1 on the | Actress Charges Antics With Pis- Prgsident Coolidge, the department | said, adding that Greenburg remained behind, . [ A special agent of the Bureau of Investigation met the ship at Hono- | luly, the department said, and later | interviewed all four girls. The agent allegedly was told by them that | | Greenburg and Mrs. Werkheiser had | paid for their transportation. | The United States Attorney at San Francisco then authorized the filing | tols and Fists LOS ANGELES, November 23 (&)~ Rita Carewe, film actress, filed sult for divorce yesterday from Leroy Frankling Mason, screen player, Antics such as wielding pistols and putting his fist through window panes and door panels were attributed to Mason in the complaint. Miss Carewe, daughter of Edwin Carewe, motion picture producer and -~ | TRAINING SCHOOL STAFF | advantage of retirement law benefits, On his release, Philpot answered questions freely. UNDER CIVIL SERVICE Executive Order Blankets In Em- ployes With Non-Competitive Examinations. Approximately 50 employes of the National Training School for Boys have been brought under Civil Service by Executive order, so they may take it became known yesterday when the | order was made public. They include workers of nearly 40 types—clerks, trades, teachers, stenog- raphers, the assistant superintendent, ~—Star Staff Photo. tension Service workers who * ~ Federal agents, the department said, at the same time took steps to arrest have served 10 & woman named as Mrs. J. Werk- years or more. heiser, now in Honolulu, on the same The Grand ! charges, Council of the fraternity met in annual confer- ence during the Land-Giant Col- lege Convention here during the last week. Ross was the == e—— L PAY CASH PAY LESS Kansas in 1912, ° FOR FINE JEWELRY reported it was notified last month | “Ann.” who was claimed to be Mrs. Werkheiser, had arrived at Reno, Nev., {and had tried to induce nine girls later was a State .- | leader in agricultural extension work in Missouri and since 1923 has been in charge of the Extension Service of Evelyn Eibender, who won the intermediate singles in the walk, trot Arizo) He W. A. 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