The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-15


 the hole but that the appearance If his witnesses would depend on what was testified in behalf or Hauptmann. ,.
 Ali of the morning session wit nesses were called by Haupt- nnann's attorney and Wiientz was reluctant to call any who wouio disclose his evidence, unless such action became necessary to hls de- mand for extradition.
 Other Witnesses
 The only other witnesses at the rnorning session were Christian Fred deriksen, who ran the bakery where Mrs Hauptmann workeos and his wife, Kate Frederiksen.
 Hesitantly, and frequently con fnsed by Wilentz's rapier-nke n,,estions. both Frederiksens sought to support the Hauptmann alibi but were unable to say posl- lively that Hauptmann called ior his wife on the night or the kiu naping. ,A S ,,,,ol,v called for her on Tuesday nignts when she was working, put they could not say positively tna. ne called on Tuesday, Mareh !; ~
 Hauptmann, dresseo Ii, double-breasted greyish suit, nlue and white tie and tan snlrt, up peared to have steeled nlmseN toa to.day's ordeal. Frequentiy, s rIasped and unclapsed ms nanus S,s. ~sp pn inc whole he was quiet and gava few signs of nervousness.
 Mrs Hauptmann, wearing :. a black hat and black dress. With cnid ornaments on the front. was Fore nervous than her husband and occasionally her voice proke sIi~htlv when she was testifying'
 Hauutmann Was Fourth
 uanntmann was called as the fourth witness. ,s r,,a++
 Defense Attorney J. M. fawce.' questioned him. .,o,,r
 a. Do you remember your ...asc workinr in Frederiksen's store from 1929 to 1sS2!
 a q. Did you take your wife to
 Not always but very often.
 o' Did you take her home on Tuesday nights in March 1ssz!
 Q. And prior to that?
 Aauptmann a; gazed straight ahead ss Fawcett asked If he remember ed nMarch 1, 1882. ...a
 a. What time did you take your wife to work on March se' VA A. About seven. We left the house at Q quarter to seven.
 Fawcett turned to Hauptmnamms nnnn employment with Renance Top erty Management, Inc. sr,, for
 q. Did you work steaoiiy Aoi these people?
 o o' Do you remember what day of the week you workeu TUT ~
 1auntmann was shown two .,, .clxs introduced in evidence ear ,tar He Identified them as checks reaia him and identified his sigma ture on them. ,,..
 The prisoner wore a greyisn, hrown suit end blue polka-dotteo fie. He sat quietly in the witness chair during several brier Inter < r,,ntions of questioning by raw .ett Frcouently he crossed ms rirht leg over his left. His strons f,nrers rested lightly on the arms of fine chair or were clasped Tn ms Ian Sometimes his head moved ierkily from right to left as ne
 Shadows fell heavily across the deep caverns of his eyes.
 O. What kind of work dio you
 4. Carpenter work.
 a. Now, Richard, how did you ret these checks-from MT Griz- Sle (the employer) or from the Re liance people? (Grizzle was ms eil' blower when he worked for the Re- lance company. A. I went tc Grizzlies office.
 0. Here is a check signed by Kate Frederiksen, do you recognize the signature? A. Yes.
 The check was made out to Mrs Hauptmann and bore her signature on the back.
 O. Did you do some work for MT Grizzle during March l9S2! A.
 a. During March. 1892. did you % to Hotel Majestic to see if there was work? A. Yes.
 Q. Did you go down before March I?
 The bench interjected.
 Answer yes or mo-"
 A. can't just remember: II was late in February or early III March.
 Hauptmann said he worked steadily in 1929. 1880. and 1881 as a carpenter. but not in l9SZ.
 By referring to checks. one dateo March 1, 1892, Fawcett led Haupi- mann rather uncertainty through his activitie.; on the day Of the kio-' naping. ,.u ance company that day March !. looking for job?" Fawcett asked repeatedly.
 There was m argument in which Fawceft and Attorney General Da' xid Wilentz of New Jersey, discuss cd tho question.
 <Iaupfmann. his finger s out. >krefchcd. finally turned to Justice E<ueaf E. L. Hammer. wno hha the o.1<s1Ion rc-ffamed.
 IlsuDfmann couldn't answer ex' ;F;f1ea1Iy Hnuptmann said he look. <6 f6r work and nt ? ?. m. returned I61z1 md changed his clothes.
 I[4 f11eu went % Frederiksens xEzz5 where Do had supper with
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