The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-15
nY slnNEY WmIPPLE

fCOpygight 1885 By Unltcd PfcesD
 Fiemlngton, \. J.. Jan 1b--dD. n. --The state will make use or noine Of Bruno Richard Hnupt. innnn's cioscst friends In US isHt fO nend him to the electric cbair for. the murder of the LlndberSn baby, it was disclosed to-day.
 Against the background or tscn- nicai testimony resigned to prove beyond doubt that HauptmanE wrote the ransom notes, was gath ering the elements Of what prob. ably will be the high.p0int or 1lauptmann's trial.
 That wilI be introduction of the nanfe Of dead German f1rrier-- JsIdOrc Fisch-~and the effort of the iefense to prove that he. and not IIauptmann, was the kidnaper. Jhe state will attempt to prove that FIecf couldn't possibly have bad any connection with the crime.
 His Own Friends
 Tine United Press learned that the state will offer as witnesses Hauptmnnn's own friends to dis prove his alibi. one will be Hans Kloeppenburg, who took extensive tours with Hauptmann at Haupt- nGnn's expense between the time the ransom was paid and the nWe Of Hnuptmann' arrest. Another ih August RicRcr. who was Involved fr a transaction regarding the Dur' chase Of fl cObbleTs shop, for which Hauptmann is said to nave provided the money.
 Arriving to-day from Europe, arc four Of tho states most import. ant witnesses, including Pincus and Hannah Fisch, brother and sister of the dead furrier. They will Dc taken to the gtate's hotel head quarterA in Trenton and held there until the state is ready to call them to the stand to testify that their brother died pennllesg.
 JtnliveDcd Proceedings
 4 filIip to the dry legal proceed ingg was provided yesterday when Iilidegarde Alexander, n clothing model, sworc she saw Hauptmanp spying upon Dr John Y. c0ndon (Jafsie), while he was Bcndlng fl telegram from Fordham rail- road station.
 The state promises to back up Miss Aicxander's sensational dls- closure with evidence that Dr Com don actually was in that station, and that he sent n telegram from it. That means Jafsie may be re- called to the witness chair.
 The first witness to-day, accord. ing 10 the prosecution. will be John Tyrrcil Of Milwaukee, third of the atate'e handwriting experts to swear to his belief that Hauptmapn wrote the ransom notes. TyrreIl was star witness fin the Leopold Loeb murder cnse, in Chicago.
 Wuncn Play Part
 Remington. Y. l., Jan f5-~tU, p,)---In the heat of action and un- der dramatic pressure, women m tho BauDtrnhnn trial have taken on cOicrfuI labels.
 These labels are by no means an index to the character of the Wo- men who wear them. They are not always, in the true sense of graphic art, descriptive.
 The most that can be said for them is that they are arrcstinR.
 The first of the labels to caroQi through the court room and ind its way into wide avenues of news was "tIia woman fin greeh,'
 The woman in green k Long 1aiapd housewife introduced, spcct- acularIy. by Hauptmann's lawyers to confound Dr John Y. "Jafsie" Condon. "The woman in green aD- peafed for q moment before the witness chair where "Jafsie" was testifying and was whiskef away before a startled court room could catch itF breath. She waits in the Z wings for fl more fulsone entrance.
 Woman in Green
 :. As n companion piece of "the woman in green" is n womhn named White. For the nonce "ths woman named White" will remain a mystery. She received il mere mention in the testimony but the mention was Dortentious. At any moment she may Dc projected ns il principal.