The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-18

 she said, washed and shaved, thcr left toward the business section.
 He wore derby hat and eye. glasses, she said, and bore a re- semblance to pictures of Robinson Police Chief George Abele said in. vestigation disclosed the man had said he was taking bus for Co lumbus."
 q am sure the man Robinson Abele said.
 Federal agents were flying her ( from Cincinnati to check the cal for fingerprints.
 The man registered at Mrs Dear. wasters home as Jerry Dobson' of South Bend. A $5 bill he gave for rent had been deposited at q bank, where a search was made fol it to check its serial number against numbers on the ransom bills.
 All Cities Searching Columbus, O., police were order to institute a search for Robinson and authorities for other Ohio towns were asked to watch fol him.
 Reports that he was seen late yesterday in Toledo and may have gone to Cleveland resulted in an organized search and also in Northern Ohio.
 After renting the room, he said he was taking a bus to Columbus. Whether he actually took 1t, we don't know"
 A card bearing the name Jerry Robson" and the address, South Bend, Ind, was found in the auto. Previously, Robinson had been reported in a Ford V-S sedan or coach, with Illinois license 331-700. This morning police here were advised Robinson had been seen in Chrysler car with Indiana li- cense, 113-627, at Elkhart, Ynd.
 The man had two travelling bags, He left one. containing an old overcoat, in his room and took the other, Q larger one, with him. Later information received by Springfield police was that ths man rented the room 3and aban. doned the auto about p. m Tuesday.
 He paid for his rom with a $E bill, since deposited in the bank by the landlady.
 A search was being conducted at the bank in an effort to find the bill and check it's serial number. Federal agents, Chief Abele said, are flying to Springfield, from Cin- cinnati. *. Obeyed Federal Agents Louisville, Ky, Oct 18-(UP)- Mrs Frances Robinson, charged with participating in the Kidnapping of Mrs Alice Speed Stoll, delivered the $50,000 ransom money to hel husband on instructions of fedora agents, her attorney said today. The brunette wife of the, fugitive kidnaper had mot even the slight est suspicion" that, her husbant was involved in the abduction unti federal agents asked her to alt them, according to the attorney Glenn Huggins,i Nashville. He made the statement after h' conferred with Mrs Robinson In thu Liberty street jail where she Il held.
 Earlier a pairing knife had beer found in Mrs Robinson's cell ant police posted a constant guard ovel her. Federal agents and police ar. seeking her husband, Thomas H Robinson, Jr, throughout the un' derworld of midwest cities.
 Mrs Robinson told me-" Hug gins said, "that a representative o' the Tennesse attorney general: office, federal men and member of the Stoll family held a confer' ence in Nashville while Mrs Stoii was being held prisoner. .,
 "They decided that she woulo carry the ransom money, whicr had been sent to Robinson's fath' CT in Nashville to her husband III Indianapolis.
 Had No Suspicion
 up to that time she had not the slightest suspicion that her hus- band was the kidnaper."
 Huggins said that after she had turned the money over to her hus- band, he made her give up $500 oi her own money in exchange foI some of the ransom bills. This was done, Huggins explained. to pro- vide Robinson with unmarked spending money" on his flight. Mrs Robinson explained her ride from Indianapolis to Scottsburg Ind, nthe afternoon of Mrs Stoll's release by saying that Mrs Stoll wanted me to go with her."
 The party, including an Indian apolis minister, cousin of Mrs Stoll and Lis wife. was found at Scotts- burg by a detail of federal agents a few hours after the society wom- ans release from six days of inn prisonment. Mhs Stoll credited Mrs Robinson with saving her life. Robinson demanded that his wife accompany him on his flight with the ransom money but she re- fused" Higgins said. Mrs Robin.