The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-04
UPTMANN'S MAP
OF HOPEWELL ROAD
LOCATED BY POLICE
Psychiatrists Will Continue
Their Study Of Suspect
Thursday
CASE TO Be TRIED OCT. II
Theater Cashier Identifies
Alien a. Man Who Passed
Bill to Her, Nov. Is
CASE TO Be TRIED OCT. II

New York, Oct. 4.-(R-District
Attorney Samuel J. Foley announced
Thursday that investigators had found
in Bruno Hauptmann's trunk road
maps Of the sourland Mountain Sec
ton of New Jersey, where the estate
Of Col. Charles A. IAndbergh Is 10
Gated.
Foley also stated that Hauptmarn
rs able to reproduce certain sections
Of the Hopewell IN. j. territory from
memory. even down to the smallest In
tersecting forks Of road"
I'VE also found in this TRUNK" Foley
said. IAN English German dictionary
Of the 1000 most commonly used
words. The more difficult words ap-
pearing in the ransom note were In
the dictionary and this, to some ex-
tent confirms the theory that aaupt-
mann misspelled q number Of the
smaller words, while the more diff
cult words were written correctly, an
indication that he looked up the SPELL
ing of the harder words In. the die
tionary."
Foley said Hauptmann was able to
draw maps Of the Jersey section with
remarkable accuracy"
Fished In Section
I'VE now know" the Bronx prose-
cutor said, that he fished In those
sections. He also had road maps COW
ering the entire territory around Gay
Head, Buzzard's Bay, Elizabeth Is
land and Martn1y Vineyard. We
also are able to show that Hauptmann
fisl1ed there ALSO"
Five psychiatrists, after subjecting
the Lindbergh case prisoner to q
sanity test for more than two hours,
left him with the announcement that
the examination had not been COM
pleted and that 1t would be resumed
Friday.
A witness to the examination in Z
windowless room OF the Bronx
county courthouse said Hauptmann
maintained his sullep silence and in
scrutable expression, answering
questions In . monotone and rarely
looking ct the physicians.
Hauptmann went before the psy-
chiatrists Wednesday, soon after he
lad gone before Judge James M.
Barrett and had heard his trial set
for one week from Thursday.
A special panel Of $50 talesmen
was ordered drawn Thursday, from
which . jury will be chosen for the
trial of the German former soldier
and stole in Bronx county on
charges Of extorting $4,000 in ran
som from Col. Charles A. Lind
bergh.
Trial Set For Oct. IL
District Attorney Samuel J. Foley.
however, qualified his request, which
Judge Barrett granted over the pro-
tests Of defense counsel, that the
trial be set for October II. He
asked that trial begin on that day,
unless some special rights Of the
people Of the State Of New Jersey in
terfere."
Those rights-to try Hauptmann
on : charge OF murder Of the kid
mapped Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr.-
apparently were being insisted upon
by New jersey. The Hunterdon
county grand jury was ordered to re-
convene next Thursday to consider
an indictment against Hauptmann.
Two more witnesses were lined up
against Hauptmann-one Of whom,
District Attorney Foley said, made
- good. sensible, logical Identifies
ton that no one ever will shake"
RaaaAA nan NInv ~
This witness, Miss Cecil M. Barr.
cashier Of Greenwich village mo-
ton picture theatre, said Haupt-
mann passed her q five dollar gold
note from the Lindbergh ransom
money as far back Is last Nov. rs.
This contradicted tie story Of
Hauptmann that the ransom cache
found In his garage was given to him
by friend. Isadore Fisch. who died
recently In Germany. and that he
learned only month ago that the
package contained money.
Miss Barr watched Hauptmann as
he stood, fresh and seemingly un-
worried, in the Bronx county court.
That's the man." she said emph-
atically. asserting that she recognized
him especially by his deep-set eyes.
Her attention had been called to him
and his countenance HAD been etched
indelibly In her mind, she said, by
the gruff way in which he tossed the
bill at her and pocketed the change.
An east side storekeeper, whose
identity was not divulged. also iden-
titled Hauptmann Is having passed