| Show J Doctor Concedes Blast Could Witness Says Have Mutilated Mrs Overell Pay Denied Maid July grand jury that earlier the hearts the Ingalls’ patho legist testified that financier at Wednesday July 2 1947 &l)C -- A M SANTA ANA Cal ata-t- — who 1 UP) — and Mrs Walter Overell were bludgeoned to death — acknowledged Tuesday trader cross-examinati- that some on cf the latter’s wounds could have P been caused otherwise A blast which ripped through the galley of their yacht might have shattered the back of her skull said Dr John Montanus former Orange county autopsy surgeon but he rejected a defense suggestion that it could have resulted from beirg thrown against am iron bunk Could Hae Been Defense Atty Otto Jacobs showed him a picture of the aide of Mrs Overell'a head then the he had examand lungs of ined a victims when in fact he had made no such probe Dr Montanus was succeeded on the stand by Dr Eustace L Benjamin of Redlands former autopsy of Cook county (Chicago) surgeon 111 who performed ©n the victims of the St Valentine's day gang massacre He said he believed Overell’s death resulted from “multiple injuries of the head resulting from multiple fractures and a subdural hemorrhage” He added that other injuries to the hip and thigh — which earlier witnesses had test! fied apparently were caused by the explosion — “occurred after death” Asked how he reached this conclusion he declared: “If the muscles soft tissue and bones are torn and fractured after circulation ceases there is no hemorrhage in the destroyed tis post-morte- asked: "Wouldn’t it have been1 possible for that injury to be caused by a foreigpi object being hurled through the air by the force of an sue” exploson ?” "It could have been caused that the phvaician replied way" Lat er he admitted that a four-inc- h screwdriver found in the woman's matted hair might have been the instrument causing such Amputee Auto Gifts Cease a wound Acknowledges Mistake The doctor spent his third day trader mopping hs brow m frequently and stirring the witness chair as restlessly Jacobs at one point asserted that fcis admittedly erroneous testimony before a grand jury was at lean partially responsble for the murder indictment under which Louise Overell the victims’ only chld and her fianreGeorge Gol-lucross-examinati- on m are beirg tried The doctor Monday acknowledged that he had mistakenly told WASHINGTON July 1 UP)—'The government Tuesday terminated its program of free automobiles to amputee war veterans The veterans’ administration said that at last accounting 13000 eterans had received automdbiles and the applications of several thousand others had been Seven thousand applications were rejected The automobiles cost the government up to ap-pro- ed $lfO0-each- t The program started last gust ended officially Monday vVl )hl UiU NEV EASY-TO-OPE- CAfy N Au- '£ AJc foe InlilKJ PASTE SHOE POLISH tW mdraro flyL LIQUID feY 2 1 XI f I dyanshine British testified at the federal slavery trial of Mr and Mrs Alfred Wesley Ingalls here Tuesday that the New England couple told him they kept Negro maid Dora Jones with them foi years “without pay” The witness Sgt William G Hoyt quoted Mrs Ingalls as saying Dora now 58 was a poor worker but that she had kept her on because of “that terrible thing” — an alleged affair of 40 years ago between the maid and Mrs Ingalls’ first husband post-morte- She said she was “afraid” Hoyt added “if Dora left her she would tell the world and it would become known” Threatened to Tell Dora he quoted Mrs Ingalls as declaring had “threatened to tell” The officer also testified that Dora during a conference with her and the Ingalls in the Berkeley police station last Qgt 11 had struck each other Hoyt stated that Mr and Mrs had told him at that time Ingalls — when they were en route from Boston to a new home at Coronado Cal that they had set up a trust fund for Dora Later on last March 2 he testified they came back to Berkeley and at his home told him there was no trust fund — that Dora had been brought bv Mrs Ingalls from Alabama to Washington D C after his first marriage as a “protege” and that “there was never any talk of money” He said the Ingalls claimed they had a "little money” in the bank for Dora Cite Intervention two other Berkeley poand Hoyt lice sergeants Charles N O'Meara and J S Ross gave testimony concerning the intervention between Dora and the Ingalls by Mr and Mrs Richard Roberts in Berkeley last October The Roberts had called police and taken Dora from the Ingalls in which she was automobile spending the night across the street from their hotel Mrs Ingall3 he said told Dora she could "have her arrested or put into an institution and would do m” if she left them and remained with the Roberts in Berkeley She also threatened he added to cut Mrs Roberts out of their will Against dealer will have tnora x vfTfTff? 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