May 31, 1939

On T H Smith's flight to Eur

Large crowds were attracted to holiday double-headers all around the major league circuits. At the Polo Grounds 58,296 jammed their way in and watched the Giants subdue the Dodgers, 5--4, and then lose, 3--1.

A B Hall testifies he paid $69,000 in fees and comms for favorable decision in Smith case; involves Fallon, Allied Rediscount Corp, Davis and Manton; says he retained former Judge T G Haight on Manton's recommendation to argue appeal in U S Sup Ct; Haight, H Penniman and Davis corroborate story; FBI agent traces funds from Hall to Allied Rediscount Corp to Forest Hills Corp to Manton; prosecution rests

Danish-German non-aggression pact to be signed

Waitz dispossessed; illus

gets Brit assurances on pact operation

T J Boyce, Martin ct aide, testifies on Lurie seeing Martin before Duke indictment was dismissed; A Duke completes testimony

With a retired naval officer climbing to the top of the World's Fair parachute jump to unfurl an American flag higher than the red ...

Roosevelt gets rept on trip

observance

District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey made public yesterday a report on the work of the seventy members of his prosecuting staff ...