The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-26
e. ON TIN U.E II
from page one
Lindbergh Appears
Before Grand Jury
To Aid Prosecutor

the ransom notes and that left In
the nursery are the same, and be-
cause the extortioner delivered the
baby's sleeping garment to prove his
right" to the ransom. There are
these additional reasons for believ-
ing Hauptmann got the $4,000.
II. A gasoline station attendant
identified Hauptmann, as the man
who gave him one Of the ransom bills,
leading to his arrest. ~
IL. Hidden in the garage by Haupt-
mann's home was $13,750 Of the ran
som loot. In his pocket was so
more.
IL. A taxi driver identified Haupt-
mann as the man who gave him II
to deliver note to "Jafsie.' DR.. ]. r.
Condor.
II. DR.. Condor dealt with a man
who had a German accent, as does
Hauptmann.
Quit Job Same Month
is. Hauptmann quit his Job the
month the ransom was paid, opened
q brokerage account and spent
A41OAAVy OAA AA0A&tAAA6 VAAkSOs
16. BY his own word he lent $1,000
to Isador Fisch, the man whom he
contends gave him the ransom money
to keep.
II. His wife quit her job in a bak-
cry and. made trip to Germany.
10. His reluctance to answer ques-
tons Is viewed as consciousness Of
guilt"
10. Hauptmann has a criminal rec
ord dating back to his days In Ger
many.
30. The footprint left by John"
who, got the ransom, closely resembles
that Of Hauptmann., d.
81. On a board in his home officers
found DR.. Condon's address and tele-
phone number penciled. Other num-
bers, including that Of ransom bill.
were there.
20. Hauptmann said he got the
telephone number from a newspaper.
It was not published.
q. Hauptmanll said the bill num-
Der was that Of one given him by
Fisch, but It was before the time he
said he first met Fisch.
"a. Other reasons which police,
particularly the New Jersey state
troopers, are not disclosing.
More Money Found ,
An additional sum OF money and
q small German type automatic pistol
were found by police Wednesday In
Bruno Richard Hauptmann's garage,
where the tl3,750 in Lindbergh ram
som money was discovered last week.
District Attorney Foley announced
the money found had been identified
as ransom money.
A police squad Of carpenter patrol
men had just begun to dismantle the
garage when Lieut.. Martin Tobin and
his fellow officers found the money
stuffed In four holes In back Of Z
board in the side OF the garage, the
money having been rolled in bundles
to fit the holes.
A short time later the police ar
rived st the district attorneys Office
with cabinet radio that had been
taken from the Hauptmann home.
While these dramatic developments
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home, Col. Charles A. Lindbergh,
father Of the kidnapped and slain
baby, appeared before the grand jury
to tell his story Of the negotiations
for the ransom Of his kidnapped son
two and . half years ago. He was
In the county building 80 minutes
and 1t was reported that he actually
spent II minutes before the grand
jury.
As Lindbergh emerged and started
down the corridor to the elevator
after testifying. Col. Schwarzkopl
was asked whether he and Col. Lind
bergh would return Immediately to
Englewood. N. j.. the flier,s home, and
Schwarzkopf nodded an affirmative.
Cummings Conlers With Fay
y. s. Attorney General Homer s.
Cummings conferred on the kidnap
case In New York Wednesday with
Francis x. Fay. head Of the New
York bureau Of investigation Of the
department Of Justice. In answer to
an inquiry as to whether he believed
Hauptmann was "the right man" he
said he didn't know anybody doubt
ed It."
Meanwhile, despite earlier report.
from the Bronx county sheriff's Of.
flee that Hauptmann had spent