The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-11
IDR. CONDON IS
 ON WAY HOME
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Primarily the governor wants po- lice to ask Condon why he testified during Hauptmanns trial that he believed only one man was involved ip the Kidnapping, then said many times later that he was convinced that Q gang of Italians was in- volved. If Condon refuses to come to New Jersey to answer questions, f the governor indicated, Police Com missioner Lewis J. Valentine of New York city may be asked to submit questions to him. Hoffman refused to leave c 2 Q. m. conference with legislative lieutenants to discuss his plans, but William s. Conklin, his press aide, said no means to compel "Jafsie" to answer questions would be overlooked.
 Hoffman Cites Them
 Some of the discrepancies" that Hoffman cited were interesting, ai- though police said they were with out significance. The governor rec called that on March Il, 1882, Con- don received Q telephone call which he reported to federal agents, indi- eating that several men were in- volved in the Kidnapping. Condon said he overheard several men talk ing behind the voice of Q man oil the phone who asked: Did you gotted my i1ote2" Distinctly, Con- don said. he heard one of the back ground voices say "Statti citto," Ttallaa xuapAa kua ., sia ta Aln na Uata,,k up". Tn Q magazine article in February, I036, Condon said he also heard the man with whom he was conversing relay the gist of the talk to someone else. T realized with sudden shock that the kidnaper was talking to Q companion" Condon wrote. Hoffman asked Schwartz kopf to determine why Condon then testified to e convictoin that Haupt- mann was the kidnaper, working by himself.
 Other Things He Wants
 Other things Hoffman wanted Condon to explain were his conver- sation with an unidentified woman who gave him directions about Q rendezvous with the kidnapers at q charity bazaar, his statement last year that he had been offered S2B0,- 900 to change his testimony, and Q statement to police in May. 1882, that on still Q second occasion he heard the kidnaper talking with other persons during Q telephone call.
 It has been suggested that Hoff- man might seek a perjury indict- ment against Condon to force him to return to New Jersey before Hauptmann is executed.
 Warden Mark O. Kimberling in- dicated yesterday that the execution will be the night of Friday. April 3, slightly over three weeks distant.
 Perjury Talked of
 He suggested that Condon could be indicted for perjury or as an &C., cessory in order to compel his ap- pearance in this state unless he chose to come here voluntarily.
 Fisher referred to 6 letter the el- derly educator wrote to newspaper on Dec. 27, 1e35 in which he said:
 T worked assiduously to restore the baby, or run down the cowardly knave who climbed a ladder which the carpenter had planned and sub- mitted to the cabinet maker. both of whom I know and which ladder the heartless carpenter nailed to- gether in three sections to carry out his nefarious scheme"
 COnd0n Sails for Home
 Cristobal, Canal one. March li.--- (UP) )-Dr. John F. (Jafsie) Condon, the eccentric Bronx school teacher who handled the ransom negotia- tions in the Lindbergh baby kid- naping case, was enroute to New York today. having sailed suddenly on the liner Santa Inez last night. Ills leaving coincided with a visit here by Andrew K. Dutch, New Jer- sey state motor vehicle inspector. When Dutch left New York 1t was reported that he intended to inter- view Dr. Condon for Governor Har- old c. Hoffman, who has been ac- tive in behalf of Bruno Richard Hauptmann. condemned murderer of Charles A. Llndbergh. Jr.
 Both Dutch and Hoffman denied the report, although Hoffman cone slstently has questioned discrepaEl- cies in the stories told by pr. Con-