, 1935-01-09
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CONDOR corrected himself.
After Condon's Identification OF
Hauptmann IOr the tnlru time. the
note instructing searchers TO 60 TO
q boat was read TO the jury.
1t was.
"The boy Is on board Nelly 1t was
a small boad % feet long two per-
son are on the boad the are inno-
sent.
you viii find the boad between
Hcreneck Beach and Gay Head
near Elisabeth Island"
He said that Colonel Lndbergh
and his attorney, Colonel Breckin-
ridge were present when the note
vas read.
He said the three of them started
TO the hunt.
@. Where did you 90.
A. Down TO 10th 81, near Cen
trail Park West -. 1t was the late
Senator Morrow's library.
@. From Senator Morrow's where
did you 90?
A. we went in IN auto TO Bridge
port.
q. VINO drove the car?
A. Colonel Llndbergh.
Jafsie said the party arrived at
Bridgeport about 4 or > a. m. and
left again at daybreak.
1--WE went in an airplane from
Bridgeport TO the vicinity OF Gay
Head"
Q. Did Colonel Lindbergh find
his baby2
A. No.
Q. Did you find the boat Nelliea
"A. No.
Q. Who piloted the plane?
Al Colonel Charles A. Llndoergh.
"Jafsie" gave the wrong middle
initial for the nations most ceie-
brated aviator.
Wrote TO John
He said the flight took several
hours. Then the colonel gave up
and we flew back u land again. ne
added.
"Jafsie" said that following the
search he wrote TO John"
"I wrote what Is wrong? Have
YOU double crossed meP'
A. Did you get any answer
A. / received no response.
@. Did you e John again?
A. Yes. ] saw him near the VIII
liamsbridge section OF New York.
Il was on a bus and he was walk
inQ IA the opposite direction.
Il did not pursue him, because ne
went into a woods"
He said that was In August 1884.
Reilly asked whether DR.. Condor
had taught therapy.
mo"
F.eilly then asked whether or not
he had signed for a book on sym
biology in the New York public Il
brary.
10 this wilentz objected strenu-
ously.
The attorney general admitted
that a withdrawal card for such q
book was available but said that he
would oppose 1t as evidence be-
cause II has nothing to do with the
case"
Reich presented Tuesday a
graphic eyewitness picture Of one
Of "Jafsie's" most important con-
facts with the mysterious john
the rendezvous in a Bronx ceme-
terry. 1t was on that occasion that
"Jafsie" and John" talked side by
| side on a bench for an hour and
arranged for the return Of the slain
baby's sleeping garment 20 the
Lindberghs as a ransom token.
Reich told how he drove the
doctor first TO a deserted frank
furter stand on Jerome Avenue
early in March, where "Jafsie'
found a note under a stone. Appar-
emily In pursuance Of instructions
In that note, Reich then drove the
doctor to 233rd street and Jerome
Avenue to the cemetery entrance.
Man Scales Wall
DIR. Condor got out and stood
in the triangle in front of the
entrance to Woodlawn cemetery"
he said, relating that the retired
educator stood there for ten or
fifteen minutes.
Eventually he came back TO the
car, seemingly discouraged. the
witness said. Meanwhile, Reich said
he saw a man walk down south on
our side Of the street" and he in
formed "Jafsie" Of il. The educa-
tor returned to his post before the
cemetery gate.
A few minutes later, he testified,
he noticed DR.. Condor engaged IN
conversation with someone IN the
cemetery. AS he watched a man
suddenly scaled the nine-foot high
cemetery fence from the inside,
leaped down, al past Condor
across the street into Van Cort-
landt Park with Condor following
him.
Presently he saw the two men
reach a shack and sit down or a
park bench near II to tar for an
hour before DIR. Condor returned
to Reich'S automobile.
Reich's direct testimony was not
finished Tuesday. but in his story
the state saw at least n i'm
portant point. The John" he de-
scribed scaling the cemetery fence
and jumping from it was a man of
great agility. nimble enough-in the
states belief-to carry out the &C
tual kidnapping.
His story, together with Colonel
Lindbergh's description of Johns
voice the night of the ransom pay
ment also presented evidence that