The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-30
Lawyer for John
 Curtis Startles
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 Outside other officiais of the police were giving out interviews to reporters on the promise their names would not be used. They said Investigators were hopeful of definite break" in the search for the kidnapers and murderers of Charles A. Lindbergh. Jr, soon. Frank J. Wilson, federal investiga- tor. had testified that police had one man in mind. The police off, cials said that the man was only one of dozen and that the hunt had narrowed down to a process of elimination"
 Lamb read Curtis description of several meetings with the .kidnap- CTS. of their showing him spart of the ransom paid by Dr John F. Condon. of his insuring his own safety by telling the gang he had a complete written record of the negotiations in a safety deposit box.
 Curtis told John" that Lind bergh wanted more assurance that they had the baby. John replied: ITO hell with the colonel; we've got his money and that's enough. If they don't believe you. they can go to he'll"
 Curtis tried to involve a Lind- bergh nurse maid, his statement. as Lamb read 1t, showed. In re- beating to the police what he said was the kfdnapers' own story. of their crime, he said "John" had been a party with "the nurse who was taking care of the baby then"
 Colonel Lindbergh made numer- ous notes as Lamb read on and on. Judge Robbins leaned back in his chair, propped his feet up on a radiator and looked out the win dow.
 A startling statement by a witt ness yesterday indicated an im- portant arrest in the Kidnapping case was imminent. The witness, Frank F. Wilson, a special agent of the Internal Revenue bureau. credited with tracking down Al Capone's income, refused to divulge secret information he possessed. Casually leading up to revela- ton, Wilson said he had delayed Interviewing an unnamed man be- cause of Curtis original story of the negotiations. Efforts of counsel to have the man identified failed. then Wilson said:
 "That man Is not suspected, but he is in touch with persons who are. It would seriously affect, the investigation to name him at this time."
 Trial Judge Adam o. Robbins sustained the witness refusal to name the man after which Harry Stout, assistant prosecutor, declar- ed:
 "The solving of the murder and Kidnapping may hinge on this.' Wilson proved Q star witness for the state, declaring:
 ..He (Curtis) aided the people who were guilty of the kidnapping | Are you sure of it?" c. Lloyd Fisher. defense attorney, queried. Yes I'm sure of It." Describe Kidnapcrs. Remington. N. J., June 30--(U P)-Kidnapers of the Lindbergh baby were described by John Hughes Curtis, according to testi.
 mony in his trial here, as follows: | "Dyne"--age, AZ. 6 feet, 10 in. ches, weight 180; Scandinavian descent; complexion ruddy, hail sandy.
 Sam Goldbery-age 35; Nbrwe. Gian Jew with large features; black, greasy hair fiashy dresser. Erie or '.Nils'--typieal Scan. | dinavian; s feet, 8 inches; slender "John"-age 36; 6 feet. 10 in. ches. Sea ndinavian; athletic; sandy hair; spoke broken English. Hilda Larsen--wife of 'Dyn"; [ feet. 6 inches; blond complexion attractive.
 Frank J. Wilson, special U. s investigator, gave the descriptions whiie on the witness stand.