The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-13

momensaFy grief iie displayed when Fisher told him Saturday night that the court of pardons had refused him clemency.
 FIs win zee his wife today for the first time since Che pArdOns court ruled. Becauss she was fygteFical, she was refused adfnittance Co the death house Saturday. On Sundays she cannot visit, because women attendants who must search herfAt each cell are not on duty. She stay- ed in Trenton hotel over the week end, When she attended church yesterday morning her eyes end swollen face betrayee she had been weeping.
 Native Og NEerIden
 Meriden, Conn, Jan. 13-(UP)-- The newest addition to tsse Bruno Richard Hsuptmaiin defense cotins sci, Neil Buskinslnow, is . native Of this city. The son Of Thomas H. Burkinshaw and c nephew of Cor" neliuS ]. Danaher, veteran state bar member, he is 70 years old and has been Journalist, soldier and lawyer.
 He accompanied the TCgd peace mission to Europe in 1918 and re turned Co so to France with the marines. Following the Ar5nistice, he was attached t0 the American peace commission, serving with William c. Bullitt, nov envoy to Russia. He practiced law at Washington, D. o. serving e assistant United States attorney there from 1928 to 1881.
 During the Teapot Dome oil cases he was c federal prosecutors and lat. CT brought about the conviction os Harry Sinciaif on . jury stadowing charge. He resigned e federal attcr. ney in 1881 and for two years was engaged as assistant to the attorney gelleras.
 AaoGher Breaks Down
 Kamentz, Germany, Jan. 13-tUp) Bruno Hauptinann's aged mother broke down last night when the United Press correspondent inform. cd her that her son had been doonas cd to die Friday.
 "Ohl My dodi" she exclaimed. T had hoped again and again, but now I shall find no peace"
 She stared silently for . moment, then said:
 "Those people can have no heart. or they would know that Richard is innocent. How iS this possible?'
 She was sitting huddied in 6 chair in her lawyers ofiice as she sobped her comment.
 Ssauptmann Made Offer
 Trenton. N. j., Jan. 13.-(UP).- Bruno Richard HauptFiann, with his execution set for only four days away, offered to undergo any hus man test today to prove he did not murder Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr.
 After an hour spent with her husband In the death house Mrs. Anna Hauptmann said he had told her he was mot afraid to face any. body and answer any questions" regarding the Lindbergh case.
 "IEe told me he did oil he could," Mrs. Hauptmann said with c forced smile, that he had offered himself to c lie detector and . truth serum. He hopes the truth will come out % he can be c free man."
 It was their first visit since the New Jersey court of pardons @. fused cleinency Saturday. She sought to visit him earlier but be- cause sine was hystericai she was not permitted In the death chamber.
 They did not talk abuot the next legal step to save his life, she said, because &he time was too short. Much of the time they talked about their three.year old son, Manfred she said.
 Mrs. HauptmanYl was pleasant but very nervous when she met report. CTS after her interview. Hauptmann, she said, was "very calm and not c bit nervouS," talking with her normally.