The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-22

on his previous court appearance
 Q. Did you relieve Specia Agent Mann? A. never heard ol him.
 l c. Whom did you relieve wher you came into the Lindbergh case A. Agent J. J. Manning. o. Did you furnish a copy ot your report to Col Schwarzkopf; A. Yes, we gave him re .,orts, 0. Did you visit every bank ir greater New York between tn, time the ransom was paid and tn. time Hauptmann was arrested? A With New York and New Jerse, police, yes.
 Q. Were you advised when tn, bill was passed at the filling sta. ton? A. was advised on tn, teletype.
 Q. And then you went into ao. ton? A. Yes. e.. When was the $20 bill 1T Hauptmann's wallet identified as E ransom bill? A. About three min. utes after he was taken l, GUS. tody.
 the suspect in New York police eASAAA1Ab tCASs A. UT cOuTH0 wanted to question him.
 2. Did you ever have occasion 10 talk to pr Condon? A. Yes, l talked to pr Condon on numerous occasions.
 Q. Did you ever locate the boz som money? A. No.
 Q. Did you have pr Condon i'm. itate the voice of John in tht cemetery and have 1t recorded or victrola records? A. Yes. there i, one such record-in Washington. | Q. Can you get 1t for us? A It will take a couple of days. Q. When did you first see thu nursery note? A. I didn't see the note, saw copy of it. Q. Were you at the home oi Hauptmann the night before ht was arrested? A. Yes sir.
 Q. Other policemen were there? A. Yes. Q. Was Hauptmann at home ? A. l don't know. Q. Isn't 1t fact that a plaster cast of the footprint of the man in the cemetery who got the ransom was taken by Dr Condon's son-ir. law? A. A cast of a footprint was taken, but there is no definite con. nection between 1t and the man who got the money. Q. Where was the cast taken ? A. Near fresh grave in St Ray mond's cemetery.
 Q. Near where pr Condon says he saw the suspect? A. Yes. Reilly asked Sisk to produce his report of the case.
 The federal agent said the re- ports were in New York and that he could not produce them without permission of the attorney-general of the United States.
 Reilly asked the witness to ob- tain such permission. Wilentz objected to the time necessary to get this. "Wc expect to close our case in day or so," he said. We cant keep our case open for this wit. iless."
 "very we'll" Reilly said. "IIe will be called as q defense witness, and will get in touch with Washing. ton to-day in the interests of jus. tice.
 Lieutenant James J. Finn of tht New York police department wal the next witness. Wilentz questioned him. c. In the course of your inves. tigation did you receive a $5 ran, som bili? A. Yes, from the Corr Exchange Bank. Finn said 1t was the bill that wal received at Loew's Sheridan Square Theater in New York. Finn was excused without crosl | examination.
 Mrs Oliver whateiy, widow ol the Lindbergh butler was recalled to the stand. @. Were you in teh company oi Miss Betty Cow one day . rnontf after the Kidnapping? A. Yes.
 @. What we're you doing? A We walked down the drive to thu eo. What happened? A. w, stopped q hundred yards from thu gate because we saw something or
 Q. What happened thsn2 A Miss Cow picked up the thumb
 e. Directing you specifically tt between and 10 o'clock of tn, night of the kidnaping, you ant Miss Cow were in your room? A Yes.
 q. Were the lights ona A
 Q. Did the lights stay on tn, entire time? A. Yes. Wilentz was trying to breal down an inference of the defens' that someone signalled from tn Lindbergh home on the night O the kidnapping by flashing iight' on and off.
 wilentz held up the black suit case found in the baby's nursery Mrs Whately identified 1t. :.
 Wilentz offered the suitcase ii 1 evidence. There was no objec ton and it was admitted.
 Reilly cross-examined Mr Whateiy.
 Q. Were there lights on in you husbands room that night? 4 Yes.
 e. The first floor of the hous, was well lighted? 4. Yes. c. When you got to the secont floor, was there . hall light5 4
 e. What was the date that thii thumbguafd was found2 A, Arouns March z9, 1a32. ! 6, ThsFs were . great aambel