Show J TRIAl OF f fAll T Testimony sti q y as s to Q T Tr Transactions ac 1 With Sinclair ir i Allowed f WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Oct t 15 15 AP AP- AP The government gover r r rested sted its It c ease case se in inthe inthe the tho bribery trial of Albert B B. B Fall to today lay after j introducing tr d cing I concerning his deals with Harry F. F Sinclair oil oil- magnate Oct 15 Associated at d Tho The won government won a a point in the tha bribery ry trial of Albert AlbertB B B. B 1 Fall t today day by J Justice stice William Hitz r ruling ling th that t it could introduce duco ducote te testimony showing Falls Fall's tr transactions sac sac- t ons with Harry F. F Sinclair Wealthy oil operator now ow serving erving 8 a term in cin- jail which resulted in Sinclair getti qa n lease on an the Teapot Teapot Tea Tea- pot D Dome Dame m oi oil res reserve in ih Wyoming The government so desired to use the this testimony esth ny ty tu show hw h w th that t about the the- same time Fa lJ 11 received 1 from from Edward J Ii I. Doheny he also aIso was wis as ne negotiating with Sinclair Who wo paid his son in 01 ri Mahlon Mablon T. T ver a n total of of In Lib Lib- lQ Continued on page 10 I I I I US U.S. u. u s SCORES SCORES- IN JN S i TR LOF FALL FALLS 5 S i- i t K from m J page e 1 S erty bonds boud and ana several thousand thousand dollars In ln cash APPEARS STRONGER S S 'S E Erh EVerhart rh story t r ry Of of h tiow tv I paid the f inter S money or ojie est st In the Tres A Nos qs ranch ranch- in New Mexico Melco was s as generally r regarded g as as' ash h hiving brought bro gh the Ul oil operator operator-a verdict of tJ acquittal ls at-ls trial In 1928 on charges charge's s' s of ot having con- con Fall FaU to t to defraud d the xit fI v S Fall appe appeared wheeled heeled f b if d easy y Ir chair and reached cached out and arid book hands with with- witha a frIends dJ as he passed His HIs' phy h feared howe however r. r the cloudy damp amp weather weather would Jd have an an au anad ad- ad ve vers on on Frank Frink Hogan chief defense co coun- coun n- n el- el called the 5 co courts court's attention to stor stories es printed yesterday detailing remarks made mad on on th the senate floor z trIa REFERS TO HEFLIN S Aside tom from obvious Issue of Ue lesi H HOgan g. g n said said the r remarks remarks' are re vicious loUs In char character A distinguished 11 United States States' senator Hogan IloS nc said made the l poisonous ous remarks remarks' obviously referrIng re- re erring ferrIng to tD Heflin of Al Alabama bama who de declared lared on the floor of hd seriate senate te WAS wits feigning S He asked d th that t the Jury bo be questioned ques ques- when it is called In to tos see se seif It if- t any of them had read th the The Thc co court rt said all aU the tho stories bad badeen b been een- een cut out or of the the only paper per permitted pcr mUted t to reh the tho jury did not qUe question the Jury on on the sub sub- after It entered IO Hogan 11 said said tho th remarks remark made th the seriate obviously were ex to Impress Im- Im press presa the tho c court urt and land Gov Government counsel then started Introducing telegrams u showing Sinclair Sin Sin- clair chair and nd his counsel J. J W.- W. Zevel Zevely in 1921 had asked permission to Visit I Fall Fali Fa In New v. Mexico that he he replied l ho- ho o would be bo glad to see liCe them thetO This was followed with other ther J I communications communications' conCer h the Sin clair deal de t. t I |