Evening star., 1935-01-30

Richard could return and not be sub
criminal record.
have to wait "a few more years" until
the statute of limitations expired.
@. When you worked in Frederick
sens did Mrs. Fredericksen have reg
ular days of? A. Yes, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
Q. Now on Tuesday, March /, 1892,
did your husband call for you? A.
He did.
@. What time did he call for you
that night? A. Maybe Z. quarter
after Z.
@. How long did he wait for you?
A. Until $50 or quarter to 8. Then
We went home together.
Says Husband at Home
On Night Of Ransom.
@. Do you recall what time your
husband went to work in March?
A. He took me down and went right
to work.
@. Now do you remember another
date, April 2, 1882? A. Yes, I remem-
Der that.
@. Do you remember who was in
your house that night? A. Yes. Hans
Kloeppenburg was there with Richard.
They were making music.
@. What instrument did your hus-
band play? A. Mandolin.
@. What did Hans play? A. Geetar
Q. Do you know the date of Rich
ards birthday? Yes. November IS.
@. You'd remember that? A. Yes
She smiled nervously.
@. Do you remember November 2e,
1933-what day? A. 1t was Sunday.
@. Who was there? The witness
named her niece, Isador Fisch and
two other guests as present.
@. 1t was birthday party? A. Yes
my husbands.
Baby Named Manfred"
by Niece, She Testifies.
@. When was your baby borni
A. November, 1888.
@. What is his name? A. Manfred
@. Who named him Manfred!
A. My niece.
@. What niece? A. Mrs. Miller.
@. Do you remember some tint
after you moved to Rauch's q cal
breaking down in front of your house,
A. Yes.
@. Do you remember he wanted te
sell you some of the wood? A. Yes
but he wanted too much.
@. But was some of the wood used
in building the garage? A. Yes, the
floor.
Declares Mrs. Henckel
Was Friend Of Family.
@. When did you first meet Mrs
Henckel? A. In October, 1882, wher
got back from Germany.
@. Where? A. In her home,
@. Who brought you there? A. My
husband.
Reilly sought to identify Mrs. Greta
Henckel by having her stand, but she
was not in court.
@. Did you ever entertain any
thought Mrs. Henckel and your hus-
band had been unfaithful? A. Mrs
Henckel was not only q friend of my
husband but she was my friend too
Q. Did you ever entertain any
thoughts that your husband was un-
true? A. Never.
Col. Lindbergh Flushes
Under Gaze Of Witness.
@. Now there's been talk here about
Hunters Island. Tell us what kind
Of a place it was as far as your group
was concerned. A. It was Just like q
great big family.
@. When did you first meet Isador
Fisch? A. When I came back from
Germany, 1882. I think at Henckers
house.
@. When was 1t you first learned
Col. Lindbergh's baby had been kid
naped2 A. It was a Wednesday
morning. A customer showed me q
paper over the counter.
Mrs. Hauptmann slowly turned her
head. Her gaze rested on the face Of
Col. Lindbergh. She appeared defiant.
For q full five seconds she looked at
the aviator, the back Of whose neck
turned red.
Reilly turned to farewell party
for Fisch before he sailed for Ger
many. Mrs. Hauptmann named the
persons who attended, among them
the neighbor from the first floor
apartment.
@. Did Fisch bring anything to the
house? A heard he did. The an
swer was stricken upon request OF
Wilentz.
The defendants wife said Fisch
asked her If he could leave some suit
cases with them. She said she saw
one.
@. Now you had broom closet
there? A. Yes.
Hauptmann's eyes glistened MOSTLY,
and he blinked rapidly.
@. when did you first see the suit