Evening star., 1932-03-15

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ltnstitutions, 10 watch for bundles con-
tanning baby clothes.
When asked about this police merely
replied. In an ofhcial bulletin:
mo orders have been issued for any
lre-check Of incinerators In this vi
entity"
Tonight It will be two weeks since the
world-famous infant was stolen from
his crib. Police have exhausted hun
dreds OF false clues, rumors and fam
tastic tales.
Advisers Of the parsEts pinned their
chief hope on possible opening of ne
gotiations with the kidnappers through
the undercover agents, Morris Rosner,
Irving Bitz and Salvy Spitale, but II
these men have even begun to solve the
mystery, 1t is being kept dark. Ros-
ner visited the Lindbergh home last
night.
Gang Angle Dropped.
The latest gang" to come under the
police scrutiny was cleared quickly of
all implication. Detectives had an
nounced that group Of hoodlums had
come from Denver by plane and en-
gagged In mysterious activities in and
around New York"
Later they announced they had vim
dicated Roma and associates" from
any connection. They did not say who
Roma was. In Denver a Joseph T.
Roma, reputed gang overlord, who re-
Gently took a plane trip to New Jer-
sey, said any mention of his name was
silly
From the attorney of Spitale and
BitZ, came the statement that the pair
had been in indirect contact" with
the kidnapers and would soon make a
trip to Detroit in connection with their
negotiations.
Bitz was quoted as saying the 20
month-old infant was alive and safe.
OF the underworld, Col. Schwarzkopf
had this to say in one OF his bulletins:
while we have been credited through
the press with appealing to the under
world for help, there Is absolutely no
connection, directly or indirectly, be-
tween the underworld and the police
officially in charge Of the investigation.
Therefore, If any information has been
learned from the underworld of impor-
tance with reference to the investiga-
ton 1t has never been made known to
this department.
Many Tips Run Down.
received daily and those having any
evidence or proof of possibility In con-
nection with the case are checked ac-
cordingly. There is no active search
for any one known as Murphy in con-
nection with the case.
There is no truth in the report that
mans blanket overcoat was found at
the end Of the trail of footprints lead
ing from the house on the night of the
crime, and II this has been published
1t is desired to correct the impression
which now prevails concerning same.
All known places harboring babies
or any other conceivable place where
suspicion directs us has been thoroughly
investigated and searched and has re-
vealed nothing of Importance. Special
Assistant Secretary of Labor Murray
Carson has not communicated with
these headquarters relative to his con-
templated visit with Henry johnson and
we do not know the purpose or results
Of his questioning.
"A message was received by teletype
requesting Information as to the arrest
Gin Chicago of man and his 16-year-
old wife, stating they were apprehended
at the request of Paul Hausner of
Newark. We are Informed by members
OF the Newark Detective Bureau that
Detective Hausner is not known by
them. This Office has made no such
request through the Chicago police.
There have been no arrests made
IN connection with this case at Bristol.
Pa. There are no new developments to
report at this time. Investigation is
being continued and every known lead
or tip is being run down and thor
oughly investigated by the police as
signed to the case and police Of all
other departments"