New York, Sept, 2.
Mr, Thomas Dewey, New York District Attorney, prepared to bring his bribery and conspiracy case against James J. Hines to an end today after presenting additional sensational incriminating evidence against the former Tammany Hall chief.
Mr. Dewey's first witness today was 'Mr. Max Stoner, an "attorney lend of Mines, who' testified tha Hines had to. represent the late "Dutch" Schultz in Jcome tax evasion case several years go, Schultz was leader of the New York gang which organized the '$100,000,000 illegal lottery racket which Hines is alleged to have protected through his political and offcial influence:
The second witness for the projséeution today was Mfrs. Hyman Wendroff, sister of J. Richard "Dixie" Davis, former Schultz attorney who has turned State's evidence. Mrs. Wendroft. testified that on several occasions she had delivered $500 to {Hines om behalf of the Schultz gang. 'Earlier witnesses testified that Hines [received $500 weekly from the gang or his "services'
Federal police also testified today {teat they had tapped Hines' telephone during an investigation of the cuse fand had heard a man named "Jim" telephone Davis and ask for $500.—United Press.
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