Evening star. [volume], December 12, 1930, Page B-4, Image 20

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BAKER‘CONFESSOR’ {
ENTERS STATE PENj
Harry Allard, Who Said He
Killed Clerk, Leaves for
Dannemora Prison.
feecial Dispatch to The Star.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y., December 12.
—Maintaining his bravado. Harry Al
lard, youthful gunman who recently |
confessed and then denied he had mur- i
dered Mary Baker in Washington, was j
removed yesterday to the State Prison ;
In Dannemora.
Allard had employed every conceivable I
subterfuge in an effort to evade incar- ,
ceration in the Dannemora prison, j
known in underworld circles as “the j
Siberia of America.” No other peniten- ;
tiary in the country requires such rigid ;
discipline of inmates.
Faces 12-Year Term.
Although arrested on countless occa- j
aions, the 26-year-old desperado never j
has received a long sentence before. !
He always managed, until recently, to !
draw comparatively short workhouse i
sentences. He now faces, however, a
12-year term, 7 for possessing a loaded
revolver in his cell in the Schenectady ]
County Jail and 5 for the theft of an :
automobile.
When the pistol was found on Allard’s
person, he told jail attaches he had
planned to shoot his way to fre.dom. ,
He revealed the weapon had been smug- i
gled to him by a girl during a visit to j
the jail. j <
Credence for a time was attached to j
Allard’s voluntary admission that he ■
had killed the Washington girl. He ,
told a detailed story of the events lead- J,
ing up to the slaying. He contended I :
he had shot Miss Baker because she I
insisted that he become her husband. | 1
Repudiated Confession.
The loquacious prisoner repudiated <
his confession, when confronted with
samples of his handwriting by John
Flaherty, chief 'of the Washington ,
homicide squad. Th? lettering obviously
was the same as that in a communica
tion sent to Washington police In which
Allard was named at the slayer. He 1
admitted he had written the letter in
an effort to avoid being sent to Danne
mora. He also lacked knowledge of i
certain known facts of the murder.
When Allard finishes his Dannemora !
sentence he may be arrested on aI (
Georgia warrant charging him with j,
slaying Frank Nagall in 1928. He has 1
confessed to that crime.
VAST PARK SYSTEM
PLAN OF J. S. SMITH
■ i;
Head of Beach Preservation Body
Propoiei National Utilization
of Atlantic and Pacific Shores.
i!
Sr the Associated Press.
A vast national park system along the ]
Atlantic and Pacific shores was pro- j,
posed today by J. Spencer Smith, pres- i,
Ident of the American Shore and Beach
Preservation Association.
Speaking before members of the Asso
ciation and engineers of the National,
Research Counsel, he proposed that the |
waterfront on both coasts, wherever
possible, be placed under the supervi- !
aion of the National Park Service.
Beach sites, Mr. Smith said, should
be purchased by the States and turned
over to the Federal Government for
development for the benefit of the peo
ple of all States.
"Whereas the mountainous national
parks were visited by 3,000,000 people
in 1930, the beaches w r ere visited by
over 100.000.000,” he said. “I fear the
American public will presently no longer
have the opportunity of enjoying the
beaches, which are rapidly passing into :
private and restricted hands.
’We are only too familiar with in
stances where access to some of the 1
beaches is either prohibited or the con- :
tiitions so repeliant as to make a visit!
an ordeal.” ; \
The board of the association selected! ,
Norfolk. Va., for its 1931 convention, i
A program for preventing beach ero- !
sion along the Virginia Shore was dis- 1 1
cussed. It was decided to urge Federal j •
assistance in preventing further de- 1
struction. j,
10 REQUIREMENTS LISTED
FOR IDEAL HUSBANDS
Dr. Cornell Soys Girls Should Wed
Men Who Will Let Her Audit ;,
His Finances. j!
By thg Associated Press.
EVANSTON. HI.. December 11.—A!
business girl seeking happiness In mar- ; >
rlage will pick a husband who permits
her to audit his finances, if the advice 1
of Dr. Edward Lyman Cornell of North- I
western University is followed.
"And,” he cautioned the university
co-ed*, for whom he outlined 10 "com- i
mandments” for a good husband, "if
you must live on a budget or an allow
ance. keep a fund for yourself that
you don’t have to audit for your hus
band ”
Dr. Cornell, who recently attracted
wide attention by advising young busi- ,
ness men to marry their secretaries, 1
told the girls that they should look for
the following in picking a husband:
1 — He should allow you to audit his
finances.
2He should be healthv enough to i
swim 25 yards in 30 second*.
3He should be willing to rear chil
dren.
4He should be ambitious and In
dustrious.
5He should be willing to make you
an equal partner.
6He should possess tact and a good
di' position.
7He should be mentally stable.
8— He should not be a braggart.
9He should be of good character.
10— He should maintain a good ap- •
pearance.
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