Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1936, Page 5

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, OCTOBER 4, 1936—PART ONE. SEARCHERS FAIL ~[micrssset now would be to wait for some further development. Possibility that young Brennan had climbed into a boxcar standing on the tracks, been locked in and taken inadvertently out of the city was Laughlin said “that's only a possibility, and there are hundreds of others just as plausible.” . Phone Calis Checked. ‘Throughout the day scores of tele- they had seen the Brennan boy filtered | possibilit, y was being overlooked ::to police headquarters, but most of | Suggestions that the lad might he em were apparently unfounded, | dead, while admitted to be possible, Capt. McLaughlin said. However, no | were believed improbable. said Capt. William McLaughlin. ow I don't know what to think, One guess is as good as another.” Search Is Ended. Slain DEATH OF BRIDE-ELECT PUZZLES POLICE. POLIGE STUNPED BY BRIDE'S DEATH Slaying of Kentucky Woman Due to Be Wed Wednesday Proves Baffling. BY the Associated Press. COVINGTON, Ky., October 3.— Police seeking the slayer of Miss Frances Brady, attractive 30-year-old flancee of a railroad passenger agent, sought futilely tonight for an ac- ceptable motive. Efforts were continued on locating | two missing keys to a peculiar lock on the front door of the Brady home. Miss Brady'’s flance, John J. ©O'Donnell, remained in seclusion after announcing he would post a reward for the apprehension of the killer of the woman, to whom he planned to be married next Wed- nesday. “T can't imagine such a thing as this happening,” he said. “I am stunned.” Coroner is Baffled. Coroner James P. Riffe, who called the slaying “one of the most bafling murders in the police annals of Covington,” said he would hold an in- quest Tuesday or Wednesday. Chief of Police John Puthoff ad- mitted police had obtained little in- formation of value. “We've traced every possible clue,” he said, “but we haven't got much out of any of them. We aren’t even sure whether it was a man or a woman who shot Miss Brady. No one could give us a description, although the sisters said the shadow they glimpsed running to the rear of the house looked like a man.” Miss Brady was shot as ghe stepped through the front door shortly before 1 am. Friday. She had returned from a bridal “shower” and a mid- night mass with her sisters, Misses Elsaline and Margaret Brady, and turned on the light before stepping inside. Both sisters, suffering from shock, remained under care of a phy- | sician. Gifts Are Untouched. | “It doesn't look like burglary,” | continued the chief. “The wedding | gifts were on the table and dresser drawers had been pulled out but nothing was disturbed. “We've questioned O'Donnell and | every one in the neighborhood but FRANCES BRADY. The 30-yar-old Covington, Ky., girl was shot to death in the doorway of her home, a few feet from a table pzled high with gifts for her wed- ding, scheduled next Wednes- day. She was returning home from a “shower” when slain. —Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. EXCURSION PLANNED ‘The District Department, American Federation of Government Employes, is arranging an all-expense excursion to New York the middle of this month. For three days, Friday to Sunday, 16-18, the charge will be $14.65. For Saturday and Sunday it will be $13.40. James Baugh, jr, of Civil Service Commission lodge is in charge. Don’t Miss This Unusual TOLOGATE YOUTH Boy, 9, Missing for Week as Boy Scouts and Police Comb Woods. By the Associated Press. ROCHESTER, N. Y., October 3.— A stray, half-grown black kitten was the only find today of more than 250 Boy Scouts, police and other searchers who combed ravines, woods, swamps and meadows of the northwestern section of the city and outskirts in a fruitless search for blond 9-year-old Charles Brennan, missing since last Sunday afternoon. 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