Evening star., 1932-05-21
HUNT INTENSIFIED
IN L|NDBERGH CASE:
SchWarzkopf Says Police Are
Continuing Search for
Known Gangster.
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connection with Curtis as an Inter
mediary" in the hunt for the Lindbergh
| baby is also under scrutiny, declined
again to come to New Jersey for ques-
tioning even with the police offering
to pay the expense He has offered to
tell what he knows TO a representative
OF the police who will come to Norfolk.
DR.. Condor was praised last night
by Col. Henry Breckenridge, Lindbergh's S
friend and counsel
THE doctor is very active and Won
derful man." Breckenridge said. 1T is
too bad half the people in the country
are not Just like him. with the same
measure of integrity and high resolve" 3"
Recheck Curtis Actions.
Authorities once more absolved Cur
tis of suspicion in their main quest
for the baby killers.
The official attitude toward Curtis,
moot subject of q two-day series of
statements, finally appeared definite
when Col Schwar2kopf last night an
nounced the boat builder was In a
New York Hotel the night OF April 2
and his actions are accounted for"
Col. Schwarzkopf then employed vir-
tually his exact words of Thursday in
saying there is nothing that would in
dicate Curtis was connected either with
the kidnapping or the collection of the
ransom" 1t was on the night of April
that DR.. Condor tossed the packet of
$4,000 in currency to an extortionist
in New York cemetery.
In between these assertions, however,
the police head had told of continuing
his check of Curtis whereabouts saying
it would not be completed and corrobo-
rated until next week.
Busy Program Ahead.
Police also made known that a busy
program still lies ahead of DR.. Condor.
They said they expected to take him to
large rogues galleries in New Jersey and
Philadelphia. He already has viewed
the ikenesses Of several thousand crimi-
nails in New York City and Westchester
County, New York.
DR.. Condor motored from New York
City grand jury chamber to police head
quarters at New Rochelle, N. Y, yes
terday, where he engaged in a heated
argument with James Curley, director
of public safety there.
He refused to answer several of Cur
ley'S questions and merely shook his
head when asked if the man ne sought
to identify was connected with the
Arthur Dutch Schultz Fleigenheimer
gang.
Permitted to See Pictures.
To other questions DR.. Condor replied
in loud tone by asking Who are
you?"
Finally Curley said
Never mind who I am You'll find
out soon enough"
DR.. Condor was permitted, however,
to study $50 pictures in the rogues' gall
lery there. He then departed for a New
Rochelle school to conduct an exam
ination of the teachers.
In emphasizing their continued in
terest in Curtis part in the case, po-
lice said fatty:
THE entire story Of Curtis is being
investigated. All of Curtis associates,
including those previous to the Lind
bergh kidnapping, will be questioned by
investigators The persons with whom
Curtis was associated in Philadelphia
are known to investigators and will be
interrogated."
AS a sidelight to the Curtis-Dobson-
Peacock angle letter received by the
clergyman's mother in England told of
his obtaining information from two
gangsters.
CANcSTEP TOUn OF SIAVyNC