FEB. 13.1933 THE INDIANAPOLIS TDIES PAGE 9 MORE THAN 100 WITNESSES TESTIFY IN BRUNO’S TRIAL STATE CHARGES HAUPTMANN The Artists Take a Peek at Fiemington CHIEF WITNESSES’ TESTIMONY

WAS KIDNAPER, KILLER AND _ 4, I INill nlUtflMOST REVOLTINGIiLI ‘CRIME TAKER OF $50,000 RANSOM OF CENTURT IS REVIEWED Dav-by-Day Summary of Case Reveals Col. Lindbergh, Among First to Take Stand, Methods Used by Prosecution to Tie Recalls Events of Night When Blond Crime to Stolid German Carpenter. Child Is Stolen From Nursery. By United Pre,§ freii Bt tnliH A. Lindbergh—lie told of the events on the The steps by which the state of built up its Col. Charles kidnaping, the empty crib, the ransom and case ajjainst Kruno Richard Hauptmann, and the night of the note outside. He heard a noise which efforts of the defense to combat the relentless piling up of the ladder found might evidence, are detailed in the have been a falling ladder, at about 9:15 p. m. on March 1, time of the kidnaping. The land- of following day-by-day sum- lord of Hauptmann's Bronx home but thought nothing it at board from the bearded and alert, testified he saw mary of the identifies a taken the time. He identified the trial: attic of the house, which the state Hauptmann drive past on March 1 and the "dirty WEDNESDAY. JAN. 2 says formed part of the ladder, the original ransom note in a green automobile" con- remainder having come from a lum- taining a ladder. Hauptmann turned Trial opens. “Jersey justice" moves second one which w is mailed ber yard where Hauptmann once to his wife and muttered in German, swiftly rapid selection of ten with worked. to him. asking for $70,000 instead "The old man is crazy.” the Jurors. of $50,000. He identified voice Albert S. Osborn—Famed hand- JAN. 23 "Hey, Doctor" THURSDAY, JAN. 3 WEDNESDAY. which he heard call writing expert, one of eight such Four more link the lad- Bronx cemetery on the worn- witnesses outside the called by the state, who gave de- Jury of eight men and four and the was paid as the stf.te der with the attic board night the ransom cisive testimony that Hauptmann fen sworn. David T. Wilentz. Hauptmann of Hauptmann. He said he outlines case against lumber yard where voice wrote the ransom notes. With prosecutor, worked. Arthur Koehler, lumber believed HauptmannP to be guilty of graphic, enlarged he Hauptmann, branding him as the 6V charts, com- expert Madison, Wis., makes the } crime. Lindbergh appearedapp pared for the jury Hauptmann's kidnaper, murderer and receiver of of V I ! the identification positive. U 8 tis calm, weighed hishis words and seemedse< known handwriting on automobile the $.50.00® ransom money. Col. and if IrJpSfcKV , every to be fair.h license A. Lindbergh go M to make effort applications and samples Mrs. Charles THURSDAY, JAN. 24 If 4 ¦> Lindbergh Tearfully, but taken his arrest r of 1 Mrs. after with the ran- trrough hea-t-b eaking ordeal state rests and the stolid on night The bravely, the mother identified the som notes, including the damning telling of the events the German carpenter goes on stand The fury is polled ...The defendant flicks not an eyelash found 1932. the baby’s garments —the soiledsSdskcsleeping one in the nursery. of March i, his presents in own defense. He suit in which the Thomas S. Sisk—Special Depart- FRIDAY, JAN. 4 alibis, claiming to have been at ment of Justice agent in charge of home the kidnap- ba 11 er ed body Col. Lindbergh, stoical after the on night of the the Federal men who arrested ing and the the ransom She strain identifying tne mutilated night was found. Hauptmann. Curly-headed and al- of money paid. A neighboring of his dead son. identifies was told of events on most bo.vish-lookmg. Agent Sisk clothing and wife Hauptmann as the owner bakery owner his support LINDBERGH CASE told quietly of the dramatic events positively the night of the heard m the aiibi, but are not positive. vsfisr of Sept. 18 which ended a relentless of the voice he kidnaping, of cemetery on the night of the ran- FRIDAY. JAN. 25 search of months. He testified how som negotiations. |Hp, playing with the Hauptmann lied and contradicted Haptmarn, still on stand, ap- COST COST ESTIMATE himself about money. "Mister, babySSSPjI the £h in the aft- MONDAY, JAN. 7 pears upset and uncertain under mister, you stop cried ft of lying,” Haupt- merciless cross-examination. He ernoon and Betty Gow, the baby s nurse, tear- to mann. cffzrs more alibis and says his sud- putting him fully tells her story of the night TOPS $600,000 bed after he had Mrs. Ella Achenbach Bronx den from TOPSSGOO.OOO and the wealth came previous sav- iiiipS of Mrs. of the kidnaping identifies neighbor Hauptmann who ings given him the been given medi- sleeping other gar- and money to by formerly employed jobless car- Infant's suit and r cine his cold. the The state has now present- late Isidor Fisch. a business asso- ® for wife in ments. Spent $25,000 in SN s Both state and penter’s part-time work. ed basic facts kidnaping, mur- ci?.e. who subsesquently died in Flier Spent in Ad- |T 'gC* '. /pN -r" ' ; ' Mrs. that a day its of and e sense treated V* Achenbach testified der. identification of the victim and Germany. He admits writing or two after March 1, Mrs. Haupt- “boad” in dition to Ransom, Fig- 1 her with the ut- ;; the payment of ransom money. for "boat” his diary, iITTj MreMrs.. LindbLindbergh mann told her she had just returned which corresponds to the &7f\ f most deference 1 spelling 'MO uwette tetu* from a trip with her husband. The TUESDAY, JAN. 8 In the ransom notes. ures Show. |! // I Sidand afterafterh™"testimony,her testimony, she did not A ffiS • latter limped, Mrs. Achenbach said, IS Wimt WSTAK'S J appear the trial again. The state builds up its rase to BvBt United Press |l /& at and Mrs. Hauptmann explained he MONDAY. JAN. 28 4 1 l\V Hauptmann both with the kid- From the night of March 1. 1932, / *!'m II? Betty Story UnshakeiUnshaken had sprained his state's link Hauptmann wavers and grows / \ j,'j \\ f. ([ Gow’s ankle—the naping and the acceptance of the untiluntil the present day, the Lindbergh | \ ’ r/)l if 8 implication being that have A * it could confused and angry under five government < Betty Gow—TheGow—The comely, 30-y30-year- ransom. Joseph Perrone, Bronx casecase has cost the and ,1* Us / j •') .. |\ j 'll j$ been sprained in a fall from a hours of cross-examination by Mr. i\ J nursemaid, supportedsuppo lad- taxicab driver, identifies Haupt- thethe various agencies engaged in r VN? / \ tl / l Mjj ll old Scottish der. “You are lying,” Mrs. Haupt- Wilentz. He admits he had told and Mrs. LindbLindbergh mann as the man who gave him $1 trackingtracking down the perpetrator, more (V / Pr jit j \ Itii |j the story of Col. man shouted shrilly. many lies since his arrest, including wept with un- ton March 12. 1932, to take a note thanthan $600,000.$600,0C0. lO(LJ / /] \: in every detail. She tall, bald, V.ATOi.]))f telling aabout Arthur Koehler —The Dr. John F. Condon, or “Jafsie,” statements in the Bronx court Including the $50,000 ransom he A /l | 1/I\ 'jnf \ mistakable grief in to oath. If lls showedshe 1 middle-aged technologist of the negotiator for Lind- under paid—of which he will receive back jfiCHjjffVvO.)jvvw / \ I .Ijj | the baby. Her testimony the ransom fl * t United States Forestry Service $15,000 in S ; I clothing the baby wore be- bergh. Amandus Hnchmuth, 87- TUESDAY, JAN. 29 nearlynearly found in Bruno Rich- 1 /£. j 1 a . fjj :\ U that the proved a key witness for the state ardard Hauptmann's garage—Col. \ T *¦ ji the kidnaping and when he was year-old Fiemington resident. Iden- Letters from to \L 'R J . / ll \ fore and told one of the most fascinat- Hauptmann Charles A. Lindbergh has spent at 1; J\ was identical —evid tifies Hauptmann as a man he saw- are introduced, in j found dead identical—evidence ing stories of dogged detective work Fisch’s brother $75,000. His friend, Col. Ji * I //VJI sarrsamples in an automobile with a ladder leastleast Henry pftxiwl vV > -¦* .\| j designed ,toto prove that the heaid at the trial. Shown the lad- which Hauptmann wrote that he Breckinridge, spent rnilWft If near the scene on March 1. Haupt- C.C. has another P& i i / I submitted by the ransom taker ccame der after the kidnaping, he spent had begun business dealings with SIO,OOO.SIO,OOO. The efforts to run down H l 111 kidnaper and murdmurderer. mann creates scene by calling one spring FW >J‘ 0 w \ I) ' \ from the 18 months patiently tracing its Fisch the of 1933, * in al- false clefclews,s, suen as those presented f V 7 s j\. was calm under cross-

Vers Bank Policerolice and 28t,m284,000 H / + it, he said, was in the incomplete. T A V I' ransom money in the Telephones,Telephones, telegrams and cable,.. 20,00020.000 w I Bronx educator wasWas dramatic and cepted the deposit are to trlrrrams cables.. /fesr'i / ll lU \ ‘ Bronx lumber yard where Haupt- slips introduced Trips to Europe by officers M5,000“ forceful, coming off far fromJrom sec- cemetery. “John is Bruno Richard show Hauptmann had made Cost of handwriting expert, and \ torcelin joming mann was once employed. He testi- un- SSrifKSJWSSiW.-chartschart, 50,000 IIZS v JLh V in the sarcastic, badgeringbadge Hauptmann.” he cries dramatically. large deposits silver, in- so.ooo 1 l ond-best fied further that the plane mark3 usually Cost of wood and • of expert exhibiUexhibits.. 10,000 of the defense to discreditdisc: JAN. 10 dicating he had gotten rid of ran- Federal expenditures :: M<5.000 efforts on the ladder were made by the THURSDAY. Costcost of trial loo.oeo100,000 w x him. “John—(the name used by som notes and banked the proceeds Ns. name plane found missing from Haupt- Under cross-examination. Dr. taker)taker)—is—is Bruno ERich- in silver. Although he had made Total 5$839,000929 000 the ransom mann’s tool chest and later discov- proves an alert witness and ' Hauptmann,” Dr. Condon swores' Condon out the slips, Hauptmann ard ered in the garage. disappoints any hope the defense declared 1 decisively. He identified HaHaupt- merely must have written on may have had of ‘‘making a mon- he • jSTZZZJ- "SgPTTH mann as the man he encountencountered Hauptmann Admits Lying the wrong line, showing silver de- TF 1 T\/T*l i mannas key of him.” Col. Henry Breckin- three times duringnB thdthe ransomrac Bruno Richard Hauptmann—The ridge. lawyer and friend of Col. posits when he meant checks or currency. Kidnap Milestones negotiations. accused was the first witness called Lindbergh, approves Milestones upholds and Interrupts Witness by the defense. A stolid, stocky the actions in the negotiations of 30 Bruno and^ WEDNESDAY, JAN. German immigrant of 35. delibera- ~ BiBronx Dr. Condon. Mrs. Hauptmann supports her BvB-f United PressFrees VS&L; fl] Joseph Perrone —YoungYoung tive in thought husband's alibis about his where- Milestone dates in the shocking Lindbergh crime, from its inception taxicab driver. He identidentified FRIDAY. JAN 11 \ji man who gave and movement, abouts on the night of the kid- to today’stoday's dramatic climax in court at Fiemington:Flemington: A Hauptmann as the but quick to _ | flare Albert S. Osborn, famed hand- to & notef to naping and the payment of the himim $1 one night takea a March 1,1. 1932—Lindbergh baby snatched from cradle at Hopewell, !' ' in wrathful self- writing expert, testifies unequivocal- ransom. under 11V Q Dr.!l Condon rinrinpduring the ransomran all the She admits cross- K.N. J. Note*demanding 550.000$50,000 ransom left behind. J&F \ defense. In gut- ly that Hauptmann wrote examination, however, that she * negotiations. S“That’s &the man,” he The $14,600 of ran- March 2—Nation rocked by indignation and grief. from '¦.¦>'if JS?Ha'Haupt- tural, Teutonic | ransom notes. testified at the Bronx extradition Police from ; t declared, placing his hand on English, he laid som found in Hauptmann's ga- coast to coast on alert. “You are a liar,” -9 bills hearing she did not know where mann’s shoulder. li the foundations rage is in evidence. March 4—Henry (Red) Hauptmann. introduced Hauptmann was on March 1. Elbert 4—Henry (Red) Johnson, friend of baby’s nursemaid,nursemaid, Betty 1 !-/_; growled of his alibi. No, arrested. Later 87-y87-year- Caristrom, a Swede acquaintance Gow. arrested. Later exonerated. Miss Gow and other servants M ' y / •[ i Amandus Hockmuth—The he did MONDAY. JAN 14 7v g:gray- not ac- of Mrs. Hauptman, testifies absolved. fy •>? old resident of Hopewell, tually work The state Introduces a surprise '3l at he saw Hauptmann in a Bronx March 22—John H. Curtis of Norfolk, Va., perpetrates cruel hoax, j|"/Hi the Majestic witness. Miss Hildecarde Alexander. > bakery on the night of March 1. He sending the agonized Col. Lindbergh on a wild goose by /i:H con- 26, New York clothes model, who chase by pretend- \\¦: | Apartments is vague and evasive under cross- ing to have clew to baby'sbaby’s whereabouts. (Curtis later fined and sen- • later fined and _ ! ’ * struction job on testified she saw Hauptmann "shad- ,U• 1 !-I y examination, a fact commented on tenced to jail,jail, although jail sentence was remitted.) March 1, but owing “Jafsie” in the Bronx in by the bench. April 2—John F. (Jafsie) $50,000 ? applied at March. 1932. A second handwriting 2—John F. Condon pays ransom in Bronx j '• *> j there A I ’ 1 t corroborating Mr. Osborn's THURSDAY. JAN. 31 Cemetery. Trip to Massachusetts waters, as directed byby ransom recip- 7 i I 8 a. m. of that expert |y j |' day was testimony. Two more witnesses positively ient, proves fruitless. J and told s—Gaston B. Means $104,000 to return later. Hauptmann as May B. Means obtains $104,000 from Mrs. E. B. " Hauptmann 15 identify having been E. McLean l • j *J 1 TUESDAY. JAN. (Convicted r •'" He worked there in the Bronx on the night of in Lindbergh baby hoax. and imprisoned) | '!, feaMßP % Two experts 1 1 I April 2 (the day the ransom was more handwriting March 1. State brings out that one May 12—Baby’s body found near home. I[j \ | 1 testify Hauptmann wrote all the was a bootlegger and the other the paid) until b p. m. He reached home June 10—Violet Sharpe, maid in Dwight W. Morrow home, i . 0; • ransom notes. operator of A former Morrow home, com- 1 "ffilp ! ; /tg&p ||lisk\. > at 6, had dinner, and a friend came a speakeasy. mits suicide, hysterical over police questioning. \ j : 1; convict testifies he encountered two questioning. AESftW at 7 for a customary Hauptmann JAN. 16 Feb. 10, 1933—Federal authorities take charge of WEDNESDAY. men in an with Feb. 10. 1933—Federal authorities take of investigation, 1 I AWak'\ i< j "musical evening,” leaving at 11. automobile a ladder starting patient laying of net for ifEL Four more handwriting experts on March 1 who asked way to patient laying for ransom notes. *i l fej*. ; It U J Hauptmann did not leave the house the Sept,Sept. 1934—Hauptmann arrested in the Bronx. Ransom \W\ !¦ brand Hauptmann as the writer of the Lindbergh home, and neither 18.18. arrested Hansom bills 4 • !j i i during that time to visit the nearby the ransom notes. was Hauptmann. John M. Trendley, and other evidence found as garage is torn to pieces. ; [jjj*? t /''' cemetery where the ransom was defense handwriting expert, ad- Sept. 27—Hauptmann pleads not guilty in Bronx County court and paid. JAN. 17 is SIOO,OOO THURSDAY. mitted as an expert despite the is held in bail. Hauptmann further testified that ~~ Thomas H. Sisk. Department of state's efforts to discredit his quali- Oct. B—lndicted—Indicted on charge of murder by Hunterdon County grand he quit his job at the Majestio agent charge of the squad Jury' at Flemington. Justice in fications. Oct.^8 if ** Apartments because he was getting Oct. which arrested Hauptmann, tells of Oct. 19—Hauptmann extradited to Flem.ngton. /e\, MmU' only SBO a month instead of FRIDAY, FEB. 1 y /\m SIOO he the raid on Hauptmann's garage, the Oct. 24—Hauptmann arraigned in Fiemington.Flemington. Pleads not guilty. had been promised, and not because finding of ransom money and how Trendley testifies that in his opin- Jan. 2, 1935—Trial opens. the ransom money enabled him to Hauptmann lied about It. Haupt- ion Hauptmann wrote none of the r'^ retire. Explaining the large sums mann shouts "liar” at him. Twenty- ransom notes. He throws discredit mann’s Fisch explanation. he deposited in banking and broker- on the methods of Mr. Osborn. Three five witnesses establish the fact of New Jersey residents dispute the age houses after the kidnaping, the finding of the ransom money on Peter H. Sommer Identifies pictures amounting to about $30,000 in addi- credibility of Millard Whit.ed \! Hauptmann's premises. of the late Violet Sharpe and the 1 iJ tion to nearly $15,000 in logger, who testified for the state V. : j \ ransom late Isidor Fisch and says he saw CounselV>OULnSOI f i&M money found in garage, he FRIDAY, 18 that he saw Hauptmann lurking j .l \ his said JAN’. them with a “blond baby about two /if. #****¥¦ it was by work, fru- . ~J obtained hard over near the Lindbergh estate at about /. j(\\ f 1 \ Mrs. Ella Achenbach, Bronx years old” coming from New the time JP&Sm f~/\ KW gal saving and careful investments, of the kidnaping. Charles • the ! Jersey to Manhattan on the Wee- neighbor of 'tauptmanns. testi- J. De Bisschop, lumber testi- Thunderer Reilly Faces - supplemented .by funds from the hawken Ferry at midnight March 1, man. lies that the ca.penter was limping fied that the found in Haupt- 'fW te”kL Alf late Isidor Fisch, his business asso- 1932. On cross-examination, Som- board shortly after the kidnaping and maann's attic and a similar piece the Calm, the Cold, thethe ciate and friend. mers becomes badly confused and Jj ' Mrs. Hauptmann explained he had from the ladder did match. 13/ Hauptmann lost some of his calm not match. sprained makes almost no positive state- j\ gg his ankle. Mrs. Haupt- Logical Wilentz. // Ku pßp : f. under cross-examination. He ad- told her that she and Haupt- : ments. FRIDAY, FEB. 8 Wfl' mitted having lied at his extradi- mann FEB. 4 n’.ar.n had been away on a tnp. she ! MONDAY. The defense rests after presenting tion hearing in the Bronx; to pre- • nr United Press Five alibi by testimony experts * says. Mrs. Hauptmann cries liar" witnesses called the more testimony of wood experts to FDtVARD J. REILLY, chief of ijf vious criminal acts in Germany; at her. A board taken from a defense fail to answer their sub- show the ladder did not come from pDWARD that he hid his savings from his penas. ¦*-' counsel which defended closet in Hauptmann’s home, with Col. H. Norman Schwartz- Hauptmann’sHauptmann's attic andand after calling f-rS^ wife; that he was the author of the Dr. Condon's telephone number and kopf. superintendent of the New a vntnesswitness who testifies he sawsaw a Bruno Richard Hauptmann, is "'-y -gii ••. notebook found in his home in which address penciled on it. is introduced. Jersey State Police, testified that a man other than Hauptmann with popularly known asas the "Bull of \\ Wf, boat was spelled “boad” iust as it Police testify Hauptmann had ad- duplicate ladder like the one used the ladder inin a car near Princeton, Brooklyn > was in the cruel ransom note in in the in tests N. March 1, 1932. be- I Brooklyn.” kidnaping J., . , . mitted writing It. but only because broke March The state , , .i, which he directed Col. Lindbergh under a weight 180 pounds, gan There is no nickname for his 4V' V£are.;" he was "interested in the case." of which rebuttal, calling witnesses—witnesses—- v/oi-’l'k* to find his child on the nonexistent was the combined weight at that including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jung opponent, Atty. Gen. David T. JAN. 21 "boad” Nellie. MONDAY. time of Hauptmann and the child. —to show Fisch could not have been Wilentz,Wilentz. the dark and fiery ‘‘polit-“polit- A New York movie cashier identi- Nin e other witnesses support involved in the kidnaping. Jung ical lawyer” who undertook to Supports Mate’s Alibi fies Hauptmann as the man who Hauptmann's case. said Fisch spent the kidnap evening press the most sensational prose- “This is a thankless job” Mrs. Hauptmann—Supporting her his home. Miss Hannah Fisch, passed her $3 of the ransom money. TUESDAY. FEB. 5 at cution in the history of the nation. husband’s alibis, swore he spent the Hauptmann's employer sister of Isidor. who came here from The men are opposite as on a New Five more defense witnesses fail two night of the kidnaping, the night of York building project, where Germany, testified her brother ar- the forces they represented—the underworld, and he advertisement. No news reel lentz appeared to go out of char- ransom payment and the the to appear. Twelve testify, most in ‘tops” in the the night prisoner said worked rived home shortly before his death force determined to send by them, photographer has to beg Hauptmann lie at the time support of Hauptmann's that one has done well ever had acter in the triaL when a ransom bill was passed be- the kidraping. testifies claim with only SSOO. Hauptmann to- the poses. of Haupt- the late Isador Fisch gave him the nun for He tried to thunder, but his thun- fore the time Hauptmann said he mann did not work on March on charges of murdering Col- a a a money in 1. ransom money. A Brooklyn res- SATURDAY, FEB. 9 greatest success is as w’hat der was not backed by the storm- had received the a .hoe date of the kidnaping, nor on April Charles A. Lindbergh’s son, and opponent, Wilentz, Is as Fisch, taurant cashier testifies he saw his profession knows as a out box from Isidor with her at 2. day of the ransom payment. An Testimony of both prosecution the other determined by every HIS cloud that Reilly raises of a their Bronx home. Fisch jump over the Bronx ceme- the “cop baiter.” When he has a HIScoldly cynical as Reilly is accountant of the JJnited States In- and defense was concluded on manner and every means, by clear sky. There was no force Mrs. tery wall on the night of the ran- of minor figure in the police world warmly enthusiastic. She denied seeking Achen- ternal Revenue Bureau, testifies in first Saturday session the trial. every technicality and every triv- back it. It was a sum- bach day or two som payment. state's on the stand he goes to work with of merely a after the kidnap- detail about $44,486 of "sudden Chief among the rebuttal iality, to keep him from walking Wilentz is short, lean, ascetic in ing and her she Mrs. Dwight Mor- the joy of battle in hi' eyes. His mer lightning storm. telling had just re- wealth" which Hauptmann pos- WEDNESDAY, FEB. 6 w itnesses w as W. that last mile. appearance. He clothes himself a- the late face is suffused with an even is is cold, calculat- turned from trip with her hus- sessed after April 2. 1932. Dr. Erastus Mead Hudson, New row. who testified that Violet Reilly's entrance into the Flem- It when he band and sprained maid in her home, was at ington deeper glow than usual. His voice with attention to detail, and is that he had hi* York physician and student of fin- Sharpe, a scene was always spectac- ing, calm, logical, cynical, that he ankle. Under cross-examination she TUESDAY. JAN. 22 the Morrow estate except from 8 ular the he first ap- rises. perfectly groomed. But there are gerprinting. says his methods would from day tears his witnesses to pieces and admitted she police after the The Udder used in the kidnaping p m. to p. m. on the night of the peared, in striped and “You derelict in your dee- no striped pants in his makeup. told disclose finger prints on the ladder 11 his pants were confuses them to the point where kidnaping that she did not remem- is Introduced In evidence, also a crime. Defense witnesses had sack coat, a white wurrent you?” he thunders, His face is thin and of an olive for six months after the kidnaping, molded with youty, they are prone to shout: where her husband was on chisel found nearby which the claimed she w Tas seen on a Hudson carnation in the lapel, to final and often police official When he smiles, which he ber but that tests showed none made by the the hue. 1, and that she testified prosecution contended was one river ferry at a later hour. Arthur day when he stood before the jury squirms uneasily, swallows hard, does occasionally when he is ex- “You are mixing me up, you are March the Hauptmann, although plenty by same thing at the Bronx extradi- missing from Hauptmann's tool other handlers Koehler returned to the stand to of commonplace Hunterdon citi- and looks as though he were amining a recalcitrant witness, mixing me up.” chest and fitted chisel marks on reiterate his concerning zens to spare about to break down and confess the smile has all the iciness of a In court Reilly and Wilenti tion hearing. testimony and exhorted them saw the ladder. Tr.o more witnesses THURSDAY. FEB. 7 the kidnap ladder. A defense motion the defendant’s the crime himself. man who knows he has another have been the bitterest of enemies. She admitted ahe never the life. alleged testify they saw Hauptmann near Eleven defense witnesses appear, for directed verdict of acquittal was Reilly i* a big man, a towering He has a ponderous appearance. man trapped- Out of court, they smile at each shoe box to have been re- the Lindbergh homo at about the three of them supporting Haupt- denied- man. the He likes display. he likes There were occasions when Wl- other, ceived from Fisch. He has represented And A *