The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
Combined Efforts
 Did Not Shake Him
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hausted, unstrung wife were as vehement as ever in their deniaS of his guilt. Standing dazed and shaken in, police line up, Haupt- mann denied knowing he had pos sessed the ransom money and de- nied ever visiting the vicinity or the Lindbergh home in New Jer- sey, from which the infant was Kidnapped March l. 1882.
 Oficers Differ
 There were, however, significant developments In the drive or po- lice to complete solution of the Iindbergfr mystery - barring ease which they believe Haupt- mann's arrest will solve.
 It was significant, for instance, that whereas federal officials are convinced it was a one-man 1op, the New York police take dif- ferent view.
 Chief Inspector John J. Sullivan said the first visible break in Hauptmann's composure came as he talked to the prisoner. His sagged after many hours of questioning and tears came into his eyes. Sullivan said later.
 ..Do you think Hauptmann chleeled in to get the ransom?" he was asked. a s'.Lots of things are developing rapidiy,'' the inspector replied. "As 1t now; stands. if this man was not present at the Kidnapping he had q hand in 1t. There are others in 1t. however"
 At one time Hauptmann denied that he had ever read the Bronx Home News in which the ransom rccfpient carried on communication with Dr J. F. (Jafsie) Condon. the intermediary. However. police said, checkup showed that the news paper had been delivered regularly to him at one time.
 What He Will Face
 Hauptmann will be indicted by the Bronx county grand jury today or tomorrow, Assistant U. s. Attor- riey Andrew Mccarthy announced. He said the prisoner told him he dfd not want a lawyer.
 ,Hauptmann was taken to Bronx county jail to await hearing on Monday. \
 Meantime, 1t was learned that 1t is almost certain that he will be extrAdited to New. Jersey to face charges. of. Kidnapping and murder. Gov A. Harry Moore was under stOod to have sent a request to G6Y Herbert Lehman of New York. f6rS .extraditton of Hauptmann to
 Ths, procedure probably will be nSsfoliows: %
 Hpistnissal of the extortion charge VIII De sought on Monday in mag SiSfratess court
 Then the grand jury of Bronx county vii lhave indicted Haupt- mann and on, Tuesday or later. Hauptrnann will be arraigned be- fbreia ia Bronx county judge to plead, {, unIess the move for extradition has gone through before that time.
 If yhs pleads not guilty: he Will be given: a ;sswift trial. However, t:as considered more likely that he will be aextraditcd.
 Wife Is Accused
 Greenwich; Conn. Sept 21-(UP) New York authorities were. ex- pected here today to question Mrs Mary De Cernilla, bakery shop saleswoman, who said a woman answering the description of Mrs Bruno Hauptmann wife of the Lindbergh Kidnapping suspect tried to pass one of the ransom bills at her shop April II 1892.
 The woman. she said was well dressed and drove up to the bak- cry 4 ma green packard car.. She purchased a loaf of graham bread ana rendered $20 bill.
 Mrs De ;Cornilla said she had a list of the ransom bills pasted on the wall and she checked it's num- ber as she went to the register to make change. The number she said was KB-033S7539-A.
 Turning to the group of custom CTS she shouted:
 ''Thfs is Lindbergh bir."
 The woman reached over, tho counter and demanded "Give 1t tu me-. grabbed it from her hand ani ran from the store. The car drove off before she could obtain the reEistrution numbers.
 Prom descriptions she read in the newspapers. Mrs De CorniiIa s;afd. she believed the woman mIk1ft huve been Mrs Hauptmann.
 She appeared about 40 years olc &nd had roll of bills in her purse, a1l of large Denominations.
 The driver of the car. she re. lated was tall and thin and had blonde bnir. He remained in the
 1frs De corniiIa was questioned af the time by New York investI- eafors but could furnish nothing u{ur& than q doscrIption of her c0stumer4 It Wae thought she nfirhf be taken to New York to confront both Hauptmann and hts
 No compIlcasions
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