The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
State Showed Up His Market Deals
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summoned to testify in the Flem- ington trial but was prepared to go | if her expenses were paid. She IS secretary to Mrs Amuel Borchard of New York.
 On the night of the Kidnapping, Mrs Junge said, she was in the Morrow home.
 Hauptmann Money Remington, N. J.. Jan 21-CU. P.)-The governments record of the cash, bank, and security ac- counts of Bruno Richard Haupt- mann and his wife, as given in evidence to-day, showed the fol- | lowing:
 Total Hauptmann assets on April 2, 1892. $203.90.
 Money placed in brokerage ac- counts in 30 months $16,942.75. Money placed in banks $9,O73.25
 Loss in brokgerage accounts be- fore April, 1892 $3,403.66. Loss on brokerage accounts af- ter April 2. 1892, $5,728.63. Total increase in net worth of family in 30 months $44,4S6. Trial Starts Remington, N. J., Jan 21-(UP) William E. Frank of the U. $. internal revenue department was the first witness today in Bruno Richard Hauptmann's trial for the murder of Charles A. Lindbergh .Jr.
 The government plunged into the banking phase of Hauptmann's career, continuing its effort to show that the Bronx carpenter, q poor man early in 1892, acquired wealth which he cannot explain.
 He said he had been 8 years in the intelligence division of the treasury department and had made an investigation of the banking and brokerage account of Haupt- mann and his wife.
 c. Will you tell us how much money Bruno Richard Hauptmann and his wife Anna had to their credit on April 2, 1932? A. The amount in several banks was $2O390.
 Q. Were their stocks in the name of either or both? A. Yes. c. How much stock was there? A. There was 50 shares of Warner Bros Pictures that was valued at $100-two dollars share on April 2.
 c. How much cash was placed into brokerage accounts by the Hauptmanns from April to Sep tember 19, 1884? A. The amount of money put into accounts during that time was $16,942.75. c. What was the amount of bank deposits during that period ? A. There were cash deposits of $9,073.25 during that period.
 o. Now, take 1t there were some withdrawals? A. Yes sir. Frank explained that there were transfers made from the bank &C., counts into the brokerage &C., counts.
 c. Have you inspected the brokerage accounts of .he defend- ant and his wife? A. Yes sir.
 c. Will you tell us the pr oft or loss in the Hauptmann brokerage accounts before April 2? A. The loss was $3,4O3.66.
 c. Now will vol tell us the profit or loss after April 2. 1882 and to September 1884? A. There was loss of $5,728.63.
 Frederick A. Pope of defense | counsel offered frequent objections to the questioning.
 Attorney General Wilentz turned to the ransom money fourd in the garage. the $120 in gold held hy IIauptmann and the $3750 mort gage held by the prisoner.
 c. Now will you tell us what the total of all these is? A.TherC Is a total of $44,4S6. Breakdown of this figure bJ Frank showed $16,923 in brokerage I fv, t.nV VnE Ed f.t ransom money, $120 in gold ant the $375O mortgage. l odd cents omitted from tho $44.486.
 Frank said the accounts were 1T the name, of Hauptmann and hi' wife Ann Schoeffler. at Steiner | Rouse and Company. And a Bruno Richard Hauptmann account at k A. Pierce and Company. c. Are these accounts in any body's name except Bruno Rich ard Hauptmann his wife Anns Hauptmann or his wife Anna Schoeffler A. No, sir. Reilly cross examined. | o. You are familiar with deali in Wall street. buying and selling stock? A. Yes sir. | c. Now will you give us tho first record of bank account ot Mrs Hauptmann? A. October 27 1924 in the Central Savings bank o. That was 8 years before the Lindbergh baby was kidnapped A. Yes.
 The witness. reading from hii records. showed that Mrs Haupt. mann had $200 on deposit at the end of 1914. $1.126 in 1925; $1.S65 in 1928 and $2,1s6 in 1927 when