The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-01-07
FaSCiStS Linked
To Kidnap Case
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'Lindberg baby" was an inside job
perpetrated with the knowledge and
even the connivance Of members OF
the famous millionaire avistor's
household.
Before Lindbergh can prove tnai
Hauptmann was the sole criminal
involved in the kidnapping, murder
and eXtortion, the Morgan satellite
must iron out the following contra
dictions in his testimony:
l. He must refute the statements
Of Federal agents that the ladder
which he alleges Hauptmann used
was much too weak to hold the de-
PENDANTS weight. 2. He must ex-
plain how one footprint at the win
dow from which he says the Lind
bergh baby was taken could account
for the several steps that would have
had to be taken by kidnaper-un-
less someone inside the Lindbergh
home handed the baby out to the
kidnaper 3. He must explain why
police officials were unable to find
any f1ngerprints on the window sill
in question. 4. He must explain why
he refused to allow State and Fed
eral agents to enter the case until
weeks had elapsed and until he had
first used two underworld Charac-
tiers, Spitale and Bitz, associates of
corrupt capitalist politicians to con-
tact the notorious Purple Gang in
Detroit 5. He must undertake TO
explain wig, when he arrived at his
home on the evening of the kid
mapping, he did not try to see his
sick child who had been alone in
his crib for hours. 6. He will have
to admit once more that it vas
possible for kidnapers to steal the
child and take it from the house
without using either window or the
ladder which he says were used.
7. He will have to answer the in
situations raised by Reilly that the
murdered baby was really the off,
spring of an extra marital relation
ship between himself and Betty
Cow, the baby'S nurse. 8. He will
have to describe how it was possible
for the baby, whose measurements
were taken by leading New York
physician seven days before he was
kidnapped, to grow three inches in
the week between his examination
and his kidnapping (the body of the
murdered baby was three inches
longer than that of the Lindbergh
baby. 8. He will have to explain
why he had the baby's body Gre
mated instead of buried. 10. He
Will have to explain why post card
mailed to him in Newark, N. j., on
March 3, two days after the kidnap-
ing, stating: Baby is we'll Follow
instructions" was never given to
the police to be compared to the
ransom notes.
Other Important Questions
II and when Lindbergh explains
the above, he will then have to clear
up the following: Why, within a
short period after the kidnapping
did Violet Sharpe, a maid at the
Morrow home in Englewood, COM
NIT suicide as she was about to be
questioned by the police a second
time about certain contradictions in
her story of her whereabouts on the
night of the kidnapping; was Ollie
Whately Lindberghs butler. who
died shortly after the kidnapping, a
victim of foul play; why did Mrs
Whately, his widow, 60 to England
for visit after the kidnapping; why
did Betty Cow go to Scotland at the
same time; why was Red" john
son, a friend of Betty Cows, de-
ported soon after the kidnapping;
why did "Jafsie," Dr. Condor, print
his advertisement to the kidnapers
In the Bronx Home News, purely
local newspaper, and how did it
come about that his advertisement
was answered on the following day:
and why did Deputy Chief Inspec-
tor Sullivan of New York declare
that it was impossible for the kid
MAPPING and murder to have been
committed by one person.
AS the role of the Nazi govern
ment and the pro-fascist Hearst in
the defense of Hauptmann stand
out with greater clarity, it is to be
expected that Reilly will try to di-
vert attention from the pro-Nazi
Hauptmann and tr.' to defect it on
Isidor Fisch, the Jewish furrier
whom Hauptmann at first charged
gave him the fortune in gold notes
that was found in his Bronx ga
rage.
Investigation by District Attorney
Foley of the Bronx, as reported in
the New York Times, proved con-
clusively, within few days after
Hauptmann's arrest on Sept. 20
that Fisch was not involved in the
crime and died penniless in Ger
many of tuberculosis, but Reilly
can be expected to use the dead
man as the nearest thing to a rec
herring that he can find to cover
up Hauptmann's guilt.
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