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opinion that they probably were “inflicted by an object hollow in the center” He said the outer diameter of the ring was 1 inch of an the inner inch Asked by Jacobs if he Dr Montanus Dr Benjamin and Dr Larry Mathes an earlier witness had agreed in advance to testify simiell’s temples 2forlfel Mrs Roberts wife of a Berkeley' Cal chemist said Ingalls made his threat at her home shortly before a U S grand jury returned indictments against the pair She said her parents had come to her home to ask her about her testi-mon- v before the grand jury "They said I was 5 Judas and a betrayer” Mrs Roberts said volume of automobile "My father said if they were or convicted he would throughout the country will be the indicted firstt shoot my mother and then highest in history” ahrw-himself” Mrs Roberta said Earlier Mrs Roberts testified Marshall to Brazil that Ingalls had told her that he WASHINGTON July 2 (NYT) had considerable property listed under Dora Jones 57 Negro maid —State Secy George C Marshall the are accused of holding said Wednesday he probably would as aIngalls slave She also told of seeing conferthe attrd her parents strike and scratch ence at Rio De Janeiro Aug 15 Dora whenever the maid suggested leaving the family ART BAKER 7 ICclI on ritrs Add SANTA ANA Cal July 2 UP)— Prosecution pathologists parried defense attempts Wednesday to a salesman Wednes- show again that Financier and day slew the girl he w'asn’t free Mrs Walter E Avereli could have to marry and the estranged wife died from a dynamite blast which who refused him a divorce by stab- splintered the galley of their bing both women with bread knives Seized after a fierce fight with police Hollis C Tupper of Dorchester a former G I and cursalesman CLAPP’S rently a truck-drivin- g for a cleansing firm at Milton was Strained accused by his crippled mother he his bedside hacked whose at BABY FOODS pretty girl friend to death He will be arraigned on a murder charge in the double killing Thursday at Must Be True T guess it must be true” posuslice quoted the blond pect as saying when they accused Protex him cf slaying his wife Katherine 35 mother of his TOILET daughter Susan and his sweetheart Miss Helen Kimniski 33 of TISSUE Brookline a nurse at Boston’s famed Leahy clinic “The last thing I remember was for wimming on Carson beach at 6 o'clock” Tupper w'as quoted by “I don’t recall anything police Don’t tell my after that mother I’m drunk” l Police said Tupper killed Miss f Klmlnskl first They said the young nurse was visiting Tupper’s inJT 7c Pound vf valided mother when the salesman entered and told Miss Kimin-sk- l: “I wo ild like to speak to you for a moment” Describes Stabbing “They went In another room” Mrs Charles A Tupper the suspect’s mother said "Helen ran back Into my room screaming and I threw myself on top of her when she fell to the floor beside rvH my bed He pushed me away and stabbed her" 'O Mrs Katherine Tupper W'as stabbed to death 20 minutes later at her home half a mile away POPULAR Kinds Police said she was killed w’hen she opened her kitchen door to her husband apparently thinking it was her daughter who had gone to H H spend the night at a friend’s home There w'ere signs of a violent struggle Tupper once an outstanding semlpro baseball player was overpowered a few hours later in a k Dorchester lunch room by two V Size 60c n members of a police v been had J that squad dispatched uREf'L to tiie Codmarr square section of Creme Co Wav Dorchester to search for the SHAMPOO TOFU HO LIE slayer Salt Cakf (Tribtm tTljc 1947 force which would have elevated the bodies would not have been so Well ' defined or symmetrical" And Dr Charles W Decker of Pomona a surgeon of 40 years’ experience a graduate of St Louis university the Universities of Southern California and California a medical corps colonel during the war and a lecturer on I BOSTON July 2 (UP)— Apparently motivated by w’hat he considered a hopeless love triangle 3 Thursday July State Parries Blast Theory In Overell Yaclit Deaths In Boston Trucker Held CHICAGO July 2 CUP) — The heaviest travel — and th gTeatent traffic jam — in the ratlon'a holiday history wu forecast Wednes day night for the July 4 week end With million! of persona expected to crowd the highways va cation resorts and parka authori surtie reported in a nation-wid- e vey that fatalities probably would be the highest since prewar days The National Safety council predicted that 275 persons would die on the highways alone during the three-da-y holiday The number of deaths and injuries will be swelled by fireworks casualties drcwnirgs and ether mishaps Only bad weather would put a damper on travel Transportation Burden Railroads airlines and bus com- panies prepared for the heaviest week-en- d travel in history’ In most areas ail typea of public wer sold out The safety council estimated that 30000000 vehicles would take to the highway! and that nearly 4000000 miles will be rolled up on speedometers during the holiday Although no serious ahortsge of gssokne supplies was in prospect In the middle west where some companies have started gas rationing to dealers motor clubs warned that motorists should be spot prepared for temporary' shortages of few hours duration in scattered localities geon such an opinion Tuesday But Dr Eustace Benjamin holder of professorships here and in Chicago navy veteran and researcher testified Wednesday on cross examination that both sides of the heads of both victims showed “definite impressions from yacht rather than from bludgeon- the impingment upon the scalp of some foreign objects” and added: ing with blunt Instruments “It ia difficult tor me to conAtty Otto Jacobs representing ceive the multiplicity of lines of Louise Overell only force in such symmetrical fashion child of the dead socialites won It these injuries were appears from Dr John J Montanus for- produced by force on a horizontal mer Orarge county autopsy sur plane from a lateral direction Any CITE 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