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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1934 Ml Cantor, once a Hester St. brat, who Reilly's Fight ForHauptmann Papers Held Up Icnat Flatter. ISIS TSth Beverly Ftichman. 780 I. 46th Beatrlre Spin-del.

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20 Boys and Girls Hosts at Eagle Party Will Help Pack Candy Thursday for Saturday's Big Event at Loew's Metropolitan Theater When 4,000 Children Will Be Entertained Heroic Rescue at Sea Told by Eyewitness Gannett Relates How Tiny Lifehoat of Liner New York Struggled With Ocean's Fury to Take 16 Off Freighter Sisto Proof to Indict Budd Slayer Held Adequate Coyne Confident He Can Esitablih Skeleton Is That of Dead Child Justice Adel Decides He Can't Act Until Bruno Submits Own Petition made life miserable for his Ghetto neighbors with his practical Jokes, made his first public appearance as a singing waiter in a Coney Island beer garden with Jimmy Durante as his pianist. He Is now, of course, one of the world's famous comedians. And Ethel Merman, who supports Eddie In "Kid Millions," was an Astoria child who bored holes through the fence surrounding the Astoria studios so she could watch the galaxy of motion picture stars gathered there. Now the boys and girls bore holes through the fence to watch Miss Merman. The picture they play in centers about an underprivileged Brooklyn boy, Eddie, who Inherits a fortune in Egypt, and after some hilarious adventures returns to his Brooklyn sweetheart and establishes a tremendous Ice cream factory to provide boys and girls with all the free ice cream they want.

The 20 children who will be hosts to the 4.000 with Aunt Jean and Miss Marie E. Craig are: Chester Burier, 697 B. 22d Hor- From the wireless room of the Europa early today were flashed to the world gripping eyewitness accounts of the courageous rescue of the 16 seamen from the crippled Norwegian freighter Sisto in the storm-tossed mid-Atlantic by a Edward J. Rellly't demand for the Send Your Money for Christmas Seals TODAY Brooklyn Tuberculosis and Health Association 293 Sihermerhorn St. Triangle 5-0717 gallant lifeboat crew from the Hamburg-American liner New Loew's Metropolitan Theater after the 4.000 kids have seen Eddie Cantor canter through "Kid Millions," his latest talkie, and a lot of clowns canter after Eddie.

From Orphanages, Hospitals The fortunate 4.000 are from a group of orphan homes and hospitals in Brooklyn. In "Kid Millions," a story written in part by Nunnally Johnson, former Brooklyn newspaper man, they will view the adventures of two people who, both in real life and reel life, have been almost as underprivileged as themselves. Eddie Twenty boys and girls who have done outstanding work In the Junior Eagle clubs have been selected to act as hosts on Saturday, when 4.000 lucky youngsters will be entertained, under auspices of the Junior Eagle's Friendship Legion. Aunt Jean, who directs the Junior Eagle activities, revealed the appointment of the 20 hosts today and said they had all been Invited to come to The Eagle Building Thursday afternoon and help pack a van-load or so of candy into individual boxes in preparation for the party. The candy will be distributed at surrender of papers being held by James Mark Fawcett and supposedly bearing on the defense of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, awaiting a New Jersey trial in connection with the slaying of the Lindbergh baby, went glimmering for the time being at least, in Justice Adel's part of Supreme Court late yesterday.

bopping day Chritnw Vl ha a Justice Adel had agreed that he would fix the fee due from Hauptmann to Fawcett, who was replaced by Reilly as chief counsel for Bruno. H. HEALY, Jeweler 522 Fulton between Hanover PL and Nevins St. Indicated he may appeal to President Roosevelt to have the agents brought back. The changes were made, Reilly said, because the New Jersey offl-icals found they "cannot coerce, intimidate and direct the testimony to be given by the Federal men." Albert H.

Fish will be under Indictment for first degree murder In connection with the slaying and butchering of Grace Budd six years 50 by tomorrow afternoon. It was definitely indicated today. According to District Attorney Frank H. Coyne of Westchester County, who will go before the Grand Jury in White Plains to ask the indictment, the evidence against the self-confessed murderer Is now virtually all in and he is confident that he can establish the required corpus delicti in the case. Summoned to Testify Among those who have been sub-penaed to appear before the Grand Jury tomorrow are Detective William King, who nailed the house painter; Dr.

Amos O. Squire, Westchester Medical Examiner; Capt. John Stein, head or the Missing Persons Bureau here; Lt. Hugh Sheridan, Sgt. Thomas J.

Hammill, the stenographers who took Fish's confession, and the police photographers who have a complete picture record of the skeleton remains unearthed at the scene of the slaying. The dead child's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Budd, and the brother, Edward, who was Fish's original choice for the fate that befell Grace, will also appear before the Grand Jury. Meanwhile, Dr.

Squire announced that he now has a practically complete skeleton, composed of the bones removed from the ground near the deserted house where Fish has said he committed the "They know that Hauptmann was brutally beaten," Reilly declared. York. The witnesses of the sea epic from the brilliantly lighted decks of the great liner Included Frank E. Gannett, publisher of the Gannett newspapers and former publisher of The Eagle; Stanley High, former editor of the Christian Herald, and Miss Sheila Graham, writer. "The dramatic victory of the New York's tiny lifeboat over the North Atlantic was accomplished, as virtually every passenger on the Europa watched anxiously," Mr.

Gannett wrote In a copyrighted dispatch to the Associated Press. Shout of Jot "There was a great shout of joy from the Europa as the lifeboat reached the side of the New York in safety. "It had been a precarious trip for the small rescue boat, for the rolling seas tossed the craft like a bobbing cork. It reached the side of the crippled Sisto, and members of her crew, weary from long hours of battling the savage storm, dropped quickly into the lifeboat. "Then began the even more dangerous trip back to the New York, for this time the boat was laden mand of Captain Frit? Kruse, was bound from New York to Hamburg.

The freighter ran into distress 300 miles off the Irish coast, in the same general vicinity in which the British freighter Usworth was abandoned after 17 men were lost during the rescue of her crew, and in which the Japanese freighter Victoria Maru took a terrific beating from the elements. Fawcett had refused to surrender the papers because there Is money due him for the work he did. Must Produce Whitney Both Reilly and Fawcett were directed to have Harry Whitney, the mystery man of the Hauptmann defense forces, in court. Whitney, who swore his real name is Harold Wel-densee. was not present.

Both sides said they could not find him. But Mrs. Hauptmann was led into court by Reilly to tell the facts. Bernhardt Meisels, who represented Fawcett, asked for a hearing in chambers. Justice Adel denied lt.

Meisels then raised the technical point that Justice Adel had no Jurisdiction because the petition for the papers is based only on an affidavit by Reilly. Reilly Protests Justice Adel said he was compelled to sustain that objection, should take advantage of a technicality and refuse to turn over papers that vitally affect the liberty and perhaps the life of a man he formerly represented as attorney. But I will be back here Tuesday. I will arrange immediately to have the defendant Hauptmann sign and swear to a petition in this matter." Mrs. Hauptmann, who seems to have lost considerable weight since the spectacular arrest of her husband and the dismantling of her Bronx home, declined to make any comment.

May Appeal to Roosevelt Mr. Reilly charged last night that two Federal agents, identified with the investigation of the kidnaping were shifted to Western posts recently to prevent their appearance as defense witnesses at the trial. The agents named by Hauptmann's lawyer are Thomas E. Slsk, who was sent to San Antonio, and Enos Sand- Offering Entire Stock of DIAMONDS GOLD JEWELRY WATCHES CLOCKS SILVERWARE NOVELTIES AT 0FF Our Guaranteed Low Prices "They know the case was not and is not cleared up." State officials made no reply but Sandberg in Salt Lake City said he knew nothing of Hauptmann's having been "brutally beaten." DUCE WARNS 8AAR FORCE Rome, Dec, 19 UP) Premier Mussolini delivered a stern warning today to more than 1,000 Italian troops who left Rome this afternoon to aid in policing the Saar Basin territory that their conduct "must be absolutely Destitute Men Flock To Daytime Shelter Homeless and destitute men flocked to the 71st Regiment Armory, Park Ave. and 34th Manhattan, yesterday on the opening OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS pointing out that he could hear berg, now In Salt Lake City.

Reilly the controversy only If the client day of the city's daytime shelter for unemployed. More than 1,000 men himself (Hauptmann) signed the petition. "I am amazed," boomed Reilly, "that a lawyer in this department almost beyond capacity. Although lights from the surrounding vessels pierced the darkness, there were came to the armory, but they paid little attention to the recreation activities offered and preferred to times when the liteboat was scarcely visible fiom the Europa, and only an occasional flash of an oar could be seen. SANTARIDK KB In Sinking Condition "It seemed only a matter of hours -AGAIN Anothtr C(v before the little vessel would sue read or darn clothing.

Two new shelters will be opened today, the 14th Regiment Armory at 1402 8th Ave. and the 369th Regiment Armory at 142d St. and 5th Manhattan. The same recreation will be offered at both of the new places, and a lunch will be served at all three armories. No cumb to the sea.

She was left in a sinking condition, with only one AnotW opportunity to light showing." flladdtn tho heart of tho bono lovor wit gift for RioW or Mount IS crime. After a careful analysis of the bones by experts in anatomy at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, he said that there Is no question that the skeleton is that of a girl about the age of Grace and that it is the skeleton of Grace. The bones were compared with the skeleton of a child in the college museum. 'Have Complete Case "We are satisfied now that we have a complete case," he declared. "We compared them, bone for bone, with the wired skeleton in the museum and they measured approximately the same in almost every instance.

We have an entire skeleton, except for a few vertebrae. There is no question that It Is the skeleton of the Budd child." In addition to the skeleton, the Westchester authorities are in possession of such evidence as the beads worn by Grace the day she went to a "birthday party" with Fish, fragments of the shoes the Gift Suggestions 1 0 0 1 1 Imp. Dontic froa lit Flooded Sea With Oil Standing alongside as the New York's crew swung into the rescue, in addition to the Europa. were the liner Aurania and the British tanker Mobiloil, which flooded the waves with oil in a futile effort to quell the storm's fury. The New York, under the com sleeping accommodations will be offered, however, as the men are supposed to go to the municipal or private lodging houses for a bed and a breakfast.

SMILES SPURS, NtverKuM Ira. MS fi" i WESTER OITFITS, b. h. POLO HEEDS JWELRT, from tji olillkimla STOCKS lit colon from Mi MD HJE at 4 recent crimes against children were renewed today when District Attorney John E. Schwartz of Dutchess County announced that he expected to cilery the prisoner about the disappearance 12 years ago of Esther Paige, 9, from Dover Plains, N.

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