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McKenzie, defense attorney, tha !*dertandmg may exi t hstween the witness demonstrated step by step , voters and their represantatlvea/' the factors which convince him ' \ complete the period of progrsm covering severe! months will that Lamson's wife died- by acci dent. X-ray photograph# of tha young woman's shattered skull, ba planned in the immediate fu* three skulls offered for purposes tore by the board of supervisors, of Illustration, sketches which the consisting of Supervisor A. R. Me- doctor drew for purposes of illus Clay, Tax Collector Roy Emerson tration on the courtroom black and Assessor Hayden Pitman, who board. and even a rubber doll with will work with Mr. Jamison. bright orange hair were used by A number of state officials will Dr. Sheehy as he explained his appear on the program from time reasoning to the Jury. to time, dealing exclusively with Caused by Ona Impact tha activities of the state os they The fractures. Dr. Sheehy said, touch on Santa Clara county. were "caused by one Impact and Questions pertaiplng to Santa the culmination of two forces act Clara county government, which ing simultaneously." may be addressed to the office of Dr. Sheehy said that those , the Citizens' League. 614 First Na- forces, both the product of one ! tlonst Bank Building. San Jose. blow, were the following: A force | will be answered directly over the which produced the "bending" air by the county official concern fracture at the central "island of ed, or hts representative. The only depression" at the back of the ! requirement is that ail letters con skull and the three "bursting" , taming Inquiries must be signed fissures which radiate from cor I hy the one making the Inquiry. ners of the island; end a second force from below which "reached A bullet discharged from a hori zontal gun begins to fall as soon as it leaves the muzzle and continues to fall a: the same rate regardless of speed. up" and extended the radiating fissures downward to form a ring fracture at the base of the skull. "Can that type of fracture (ring) be produced by a moving weapon in the hands of any person?" Mc Antares. the red star seen in the constellation of Scorpion, is the largest o'f all stars whose diameters have been measured. It has a di ameter of 390.000.000 miles Kenzie meaningly asked his wit ness. "It could not," Dr. Sheehy re plied. "Did one or more Impacts of force cause the ring fracture?" "It was created by one avulsive (pulling) movement produced by one application of force." "Could it be produced by succes sive applications of force?" "It could not." The fracture lines about the central island of depression, the witness said, were "very clean cut." "The four fracture lines of the Sove up to a island of deprension. ' the witness cupful on each "cold" start! said, "mark the situs of one im pact. and very definitely one Im pact." And he added, "It is a physical impossibility to have four Sove up to a cupful blows causing four lines joining in 10 minutas of at the corners." vxhill climbing! Pipe Displayed At this point McKenzie drew from its container the pipe de scribed by the state as a weapon of murder likely to produce any further ra diating fractures." "Ia there one single factor with respect to theee fracturea,1* Me-- Kensia then asked, "tnat would Indicate mar# than one blow?" "I can find no bit of evidence that would indicate more than one blow--a head meeting an immov-J able object/* Dr. Sheehy said. "la there anything with reaped) to theee fractures," McKenale pressed on, "that would Indicate', that they could have been caused by hit pipe?" "No, I ca.it entertain any Idea; It was a pipe or an instrument! such as this/* No Evidence of Multiple Blow "There Is no evidence In the X-ray pictures." the witness con tinued, "that more then one blow was struck. That force wee a flat surface. The llnea of fracture were acted on by the posterior cervleai mass (the heavy muscles at the base of the neck). You can't pr> dues that by a pipe." , His testimony was In contradic tion of the state's pipe murder argument, and in support of the claim that Aliena Lameon died, when she slipped In her bathtub and struck the back of her heed against the rim of the wash basin. The doctor discussed the me chanics of ring freeturee before he applied the principle specific ally to Mrs. Lamson's injuries. Much fractures are produced in four ways, he said, one of which' oocurs when a person falls, strikes' his head against a rigid body seme distance above the ground,, thus arresting the motion of the; head while the force of the torso is atilt moving onward. I LEGAL Sava up to o cupful in 1 hour of steady running Number 20344 NOTICE OF TIME OF HEARING ON PROBATE OF WILL IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA. In the Matter of the Estate of E. S. TORBERT. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a petition for the probate of Your round-town driving Is the the Will of E. S TORBERT. de most wasteful kind. Super-Shell is . ceased, and for BYRON* BI.OIS the issuance to J. of Letters of Ad boj.oncad *o reduce sfop-ond-go , ministration with the Will Annexed. wastes Ai-3 different woys. Try it... : has been filed in this Court and save the difference. that the l*th day of April A. D. , 1935. at 6 30 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the Court Room of the Pre- ! siding Judge of said Court, at the Su p e r Court House, in the City of San 1 JoFe. has been set for the hearing j nf paid petition, when and where ! any person interested may appear Sh e l l and contest the same* and show I cause, if any they have, why said j petition should not be granted. Said , petition also contains an alternative I prayer for all of said estate to he jet aiddjs to lb* widow of the de j At these neighborly stations* creased. ai*'provided by Section 640 j BELLE HAVEN OARAGE . and following of thf Probate Code , Haw).Carlo.n. K A!tc of California. I BERRY'S SERVICE STATION DATED: April 5th. 1935. 1 111 ` iir-.r. i H*-. ! and l.n* <i;k .V.t. 1 HENRY A. PFISTER. 1 M#nlr. I'ark i Clerk, ' Channlng A Emerson Service Sto. j By C. O W1NANS. `(.a r.n. t * ti.d Knieraon M . Alto ' (Court Seal> Deputy Clerk. , E. COURT. JR. SEH. STA. ; HOWE dr RUMWELL. Il 5*t Aw-. h\ I*. A j 261 Hamilton Ave.,