Evening star., 1934-09-29
Suspect Reported to Bear
Close Resemblance to
Money Recipient.
HAUPTMANN IS GUARDED
FROM SUICIDE ATTEMPT
Wilentz in New York to See
Foley-Hunting Companion
of Accused Quizzed.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 29.-Chi-
cago police held for questioning today
q man who they said bore very
remarkable" resemblance to John" -"
mysterious recipient of the Lindbergh
kidnapping ransom.
James Bowman, %, was taken into
custody last night. He denied any
connection with the Lindbergh case.
but Walter Storms. deputy chief of
detectives, said the questioning would
continue.
Bowman's companion also was held
by raiders who acted on a tip that
the internationally hunted John"
would be found in rooming house.
She identified herself as Goldie Fer
ris. the suspects wife.
Stories Conflict.
Officers later said Bowman ad-
mitted they were not married and
declared the man told conflicting
stories"
John" was the man who took
$50, 900 from DR.. J. F. Condor, Col.
Charles A. Lindbergh's emissary, for
the safe return of 20-month-old
Charles. jr.
District Attorney Samuel J. Foley
said today that next Wednesday he
will submit motion in Bronx County
Court for special jury panel in order
to start as quickly as possible the
trial of Bruno Richard Hauptmann,
indicted for extortion as the receiver
of the Lindbergh $4,000 ransom pay
ment.
The actual date for trial is TO be
determined at a conference between
the prosecutor and defense counsel
Foley today did not indicate what
date he expected the case here to 90
to trial, but said today he would make
the motion for the panel in order
to accelerate preparation for the trial.
Kloppenburg Recalled.
Hans KloppenbWg, questioned by
members of the district attorneys
staff for several hours yesterday, was
recalled for questioning again today
Foley said that Kloppenburg. whose
pictures in groups taken with Haupt-
mann at Hunters Island in Long Is
land Sound we're found in albums at
the Hauptmann home. was not under
any suspicion in the case
Discussing the motion for the Jury
panel. Foley said that maybe about
week from next Wednesday we might
60 to trial"
Hauptmann, in whose garage S14,-
$50 of the blood money was found. be-
gan his second week end in a New
York jail under ceaseless watch. The
discovery yesterday that he had
broken and hidden a pewter spoon,
one piece of which was sharp enough
to inf1ict serious injury, led to the
vigil.
He is eating now with paper plates
and spoons, but officials at the Bronx
County Jail are taking no chance of
nocse being fashioned from a torn
blanket. Hauptmann's necktie and
belt also have been conflscated.
Wilentz in New York.
Attorney General David T. Wilent7
OF New Jersey, where the baby was
kidnapped and killed in 1882, came to
New York to confer with Foley.
Foley, generalissimo of Federal, New
Jersey and New York officers, expects
Wilentz to remain several days. They
hope the army Of investigators will
unearth enough evidence to convict
Hauptmann of murder and kidnapping
as well as eYtQrtiOp
Detectives are working from coast
to coast and in Germany, where
Hauptmann formerly lived.
Reconstructing the crime in a state
ment for the Associated Press, the
Mercer County, N. j., physician said
that his autopsy showed a bullet or
blow might have caused the death of
the Lindbergh baby Its body was
found in Mercer County, not far from
the Lindberghs' Hunterdon County
estate
The official, DR. Charles H Mitchell,
said the fact might not have been in
cluded in a preliminary report, but
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