The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-12
Wilentz May Stick
 To Attack AU Day
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s--,s--s...~->.--a--.sa..s,.s if 1t would prefer waiting until Wednesday for his charge and its 1 deliberations.
 Because someone must have the last word, and because, under the laws of legal procedure. the state l has it, Wilentz was in a favorable position. Lawyers know that the last phrases of a summation or q charge to the jury, very often re- main indelibly imprinted on their minds.
 Reilly, in his summation, was working against the disadvantage OF knowing his every statement would be challenged by the attor- ney general.
 May Be Boomerang The defense counsel finished on q dramatic note---he had spoken of the Kidnapped son of Charles A. I.indbergh, and pictured him as | "resting now in heaven" Wilehtz was prepared, at the close of his summation, to ask "by whose hand was this done." The gesture of courtesy and pity Reilly made was regarded as a possible l boomerang.
 Wilentz' summation was expect ed to be an elaboration. with more fire, of the formal outline present. ed to the jury of four women and eight men, by Anthony M. Hauck, Jr, who yesterday began the states l argument.
 There is nothing of the orator about Hauck. There is plenty of t in the attorney general. who Is first of all a politician whose eloquence | has been an asset to his party, and who. second, Is a lawyer of no mean trial ability.
 Wilentz will review, more ex- tensively and in more detail. the evidence of the states witnesses He will emphasize that none has the defense witnesses. He will say from the underworld the more than 12O men and women who were gathered to weave the mel around Hauptmann.
 l Will Use ScOrn | As for the so-called alibis, the innuendos, tho hints, the strange inferences drawn by Reilly yester- day, he will attempt to laugh them l to scorn us incredible.
 l He will show that Violet Sharpe by such outstanding personages as Mrs Dwight w. Morrow. by the night watchman of Mrs Morrow's estatc, and by other witnesses. was not at the Yonkers restaurant not inc 42nd Street ferry, where the | defense asserted she was on the night of March 1, 1882, when the Lindbergh child was kidnapped.
 He will attack the testimony ot Peter A. Sommer, already described nS "professional witness" as coming from a disordered mind und show there was so much con- tradiction in Sommer's testimony that he saw the Morrow maid on the Weehawken ferry, that 1t is nVt worthy of belief.
 To Attack DcI3issclop
 '"ro the testimony Of such wit. nesses as Charles De Bisschop, the defense lumberman who said Hauptmann did not construct the ladder, he will recite again the painstaking 30-months of work un- dcrtakon by Arthur Koehler, the government wood expert. whc matched tho now famous "rall 1G' of the kidnap ladder against a board taken from Hauptmann's at. Gle and found 1t matched perfectly
 To charges that this ladder, titt rail, and the board from the Brohs carpenters attic were "plants, faked evidence manufactured bs tho police to cover up their owr laundering. he will merely ask the jurymen and jurywomen. whethei they believe Koehler or De Bis schop.
 The defense believed Reilly had made powerful, lasting impres. sion on the jury. When he finished at days end, the defendant hifDseii said: "Mr Reilly, I thank you"
 Hauptmann's alibi witnesses Wilentz hoped to beat down one IS one.
 VIII Isatter at Each l Oe Louis Kiss, the nome made rum bootlegger" who testjfied hs was on the way to deliver two pint, to q friend, Wllentz will say. "HGv about Leo Singer. Louis Kiss friend, who received the two pint --but who received 1t at least II days after Kiss said he made th, delivery, the night of March 1, Ioe. seeing Hauptmarn on the way. :. | Of August Won Henke, he vii ask. lis the word of Q speakeass proprietor as reliable as that q men like pr Condon and. Charls Idndbergh?
 | Of Lou Harding. "who saw ai automobile with two persons in 1t rear Hopewell," he will ask wheth CT an ex-convict can be trusted l. tell the truth.
 nHna.,4o ,,.to SrAtae ..,y,o ..ta hi friend, leap over the hedge of 2 Tiaymond's cemetery on the nlsh of the ransom payment. he wil ask, "how could 1t be possible tha'