The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31
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 1 office shortly after he had visited Hauptmann in the death house.
 He saw Trenchard as the door opened and the justice said that he was sorry but it was impossible to see him. The secretary closed the door. Matthiesen went back again and asked the secretary if the jus tice had recognized him. The sec retary explained that he had.
 Matthiesen, asked If he would re- turn later, said:
 No, have little self respect left"
 He said he would visit the prison again at D. m. and remain with Hauptmann until the end.
 My object was to place before him Hauptmann in his true light, ? the minister said. That would be ] in the light that have found him.
 T wanted the justice to judge for ] himself.
 T wanted to tell him about Hauptmann's attitude toward his fellow men, his religion and his God. The reason wanted to see him was to save him from the biggest blum der of his life. That's what he is making. He doesn't know this man. He never came close to him.
 "All he knows is that framework of evidence compiled with $500, 900 and with the aid of the Whiteds, the Hochmuths (both witnesses against Hauptmann) and such peo- 1 pie"
 The Rev. D. c. Werner, who was the Hauptmann family's spiritual adviser when they lived in the Bronx, arrived at the prison at 2:35 D. m.
 Asked if he had been sent for, he replied: "Ill talk later"
 Put Tn New Cell
 Kimberling announced that as part of the extraordinary precau- tons taken by prison authorities and reported earlier by the United Press Hauptmann had been moved out of cell No. 9 and put in another cell in the death house. The head keepers announcement confirmed the United Press disclosure that prison officials were taking no chances at an attempt at suicide. The new cell was thoroughly in- spected so that there was no possi- bility that anything would be con- cealed in 1t when Hauptmann was moved in. Virtually every article has been taken from him-even his bedding and pencils. The number of the new cell was not immediately announced but 1t was believed it might be cell No. which would mean that he will have few more steps to walk to the death chamber than he would have had from cell No. 9. No. 9 is closest to the death chamber. Record of Last Night Trenton, N. J., March 31.-UP)- Here is record of Bruno Richard Hauptmann's last night as written by his death-house guards and given to reporters today by the principal keeper of New Jersey state prison:
 "He said he told the truth from beginning to end, and from start to finish had told everything he knew of the case.
 "He spent last night writing to his mother in Germany and talking ! with his guards about his family. The guards were Fred Mayer and Charles Douglas.
 From 10 D. m. until 5:l5 a. m, Hauptmann wrote to his mother and talked of his family. He asked how they could get along after he was gone.
 "He said: The state will never solve the case by sending me to the chair as am innocent
 "He wanted to know If 1t would be possible for him to make a radio appeal to the public, for anyone who knows anything about the case to come forward ard tell. He told him this couldn't be done. "He said he wants his son to grow up to be an honest man and he wants his son to know that his | his father was innocent.
 He said he was convicted for having money in his possession with out knowing what kind of money it was"
 "T have saved three lives in my life and they take mine on built up evidence. he told us.
 Charles Mied said to us that fl he goes to the chair he is going as an innocent man. Everything was quiet here"
 Counsel Sees Justice Trenton, N. J., March 3i-(UP)- Counsel for Bruno Richard Haupt- mann went to the office of Justice Thomas W. Trenchard shortly after 2 D. m. today for final, and what appeared to be futile appeal tC delay the execution of the Lind bergh baby slayer scheduled for to- night.
 c. Lloyd Fisher. head of defense counsel. said he might ask for new trial. but he was not positive of what action would be taken. The attorneys were going to con-