Show V l f I S 'S KIDNAP PLOT 1 BARED IN LETTER LETTE Warden at Columbus R Rey Reveals ls Discovery q f Me Message sage to Felon TeU Telling pf Qt 1 Pl Plan n J for foi Abduction b of- of Infant Infant- 1 i j i NEW YORK Sept 22 2 AP AP neV Charles A. A Und Und- j I I bergh will arrive in New York Wednesday and go re V the Bronx Bron cou county t grand jury to o te testify In r 1 fi charges of extortion against Brul Bruno H Hauptmann nn District t Attorney S Samuel muel J. J Foley announced t tonight i t NEW YORK Sept 22 AP Police AP-Police Police disclosed t today tOdy day that Isad Isadore re Fisch who has been linked to to- to the Jj i ber h ral ransom OI money by B Bruno o Hauptmann passed a number umber of the e ra ransom oD notes in paying for a steamship ticket Germ to 1932 I I NEW YORK s Sept pt 22 A AP Henry AP-Henry Hen Henry y 28 2 l frIend eDd E Isadore Fisch the man Bruno Richard RichardB B Hauptmann pt n saI said en V trusted the he Lindbergh ransom money to him w was taken to the Greenwich street police poUce station today for questioning s n As Assist Assistant ant anti Chief Inspector John Joust J. J S Sullivan hurried hunted from headquarters to the the Greenw Greenwich Greinwich ch street sta station fon to examination i T TIn in person p i NEW YORK Sept 22 AP The AP The dramatic story of a an In in c code dc allegedly sent by Bruno Richard ichard to i a apr prisoner nei in Ohio penitentiary and stating wi Will l kid kidnap ap Li i dy Y b w s- s s injected into t the e case case against Hauptmann tod today y Warden Preston Presto E. E Thomas of ot Ohio penitentiary disclosed the J 1 i. i Lindbergh Pictures on Page ar Eight tip Up i In the Lindbergh 1 case immediately j- j Jo to t a s sensational q 1 att attempted br break ak from front prison by t two o convicts J The warden had summoned n newspaper men men 10 ohi to hiS hi office in inthe inthe the penitentiary and the r reporters por rs w were r s 's seated t td wb n J alarm it m bell rang 1 f Two Tw sentenced to to the electric le ch chair t attempted ti p d the break r ak with ith the aid of an ap imi imitation tion pis pistol l. l made f's soap p. p killed and the other seriously wounded The The note was as sent to a prisoner nam named d G George og ig Mich lin the warden said late in 1931 or early in 1932 P u H Text of Code Note Noe The code cod letter the second word of ea each h sentence e ef f- f Which was to be read said 1 I will vilI write you a few lines today to let Jet you that a all is well Old kid how I wish you were here with s is taken by Mildred 1 dev every Y afternoon since she came from the hospital Mr 1 Lindy went to Red Back last Jast week and d while skating skating- caught a severe cold and had pneumonia Old OId baby baby- wish you could have been with us last week as as we surely bad bad a iL grand rand time I hope everything is going well with y you u Asfor As As for brine forme me things ar are not going so good Oh me ohl my Signed sent up from ro Mahoning county for lor robbery The baby was was' March 1 1 1932 The warden said it was ws w s by Bruno Hauptmann The prisoner wh who received warden id n for Cor a conference but was not granted on one until he made dc a second request Warden Thomas said Paullin made a trip to New to-New New Jersey with Jersey with him shortly after the ping but the warden added d New Jer-j Jer sey officers took no interest in it and we returned to Columbus Meanwhile Mrs Ha Hauptmann and her ner relatives disclosed that thai the theman man who sailed for Germany with l Isadore Fisch the furrier who Hauptmann said entrusted the O in m ransom m money ney to him was Henry a furrier and te friend Fisch Fischi lived with in a small hall hail bedroom in in the lower ower ower Bronx and the landlady there said Hauptmann visited him th there r alm almost st st. every day Questioning of Hauptmann Haupt a l Resumed eune es Dr John F. F Condon the in the negotiations the e return of ot baby has expressed th the opinion that tha Fisch is was murdered Dispatches from Germany where Fisch died last Mar March h. h to today y said police stated th the body of of Fisch probably wa would ld be be exhumed for Cor an autopsy should New NewYork York police request it Hauptm Hauptmann who slept the sound s1 sleep cp of exhaustion last Jut night in his cell at the Bronx county jail was was taken taken back ack to attorneys attorney's office sh shortly b before noon today There the district attorney and arid detectives detectives' res resumed med their theu questioning ques ques- Boning Hauptmann wrung g his hands n con continually inua y and d' d do to o some 61 t the thc questions he replied d by murmuring What can I Ido do what can canI I do e N New Y k pOli police e today injected ct the e mysterious figure of a w wo woman woman wo- wo man into their search for tor acco accomplices of Hauptmann So Detectives Detectives' Hunt Hint for Mystery Wom Woman Wom n Sullivan recalled ed footprints of a woman w were ie found beneath the windows windows' of the Lindbergh home near H Hopewell N. N j the blustery ni night ht of March 1 I 1932 shortly after t the e old month-old Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr was discovered The footprint of a man also was found near the foot ZoOt of the ladder which the kidnaper leaned against the house and down which he went went with the baby from the second floor window of tho n nursery rsc That footprint was to ta be checked New J said with footprints of Hauptmann Despite the expressed belief of other otherS investigators' investigators that Hauptmann Hauptmann Hauptmann Haupt Haupt- mann had no aid Sullivan has held to l his s view that it was not a one-man one job It was WilS in pursuit of this theory that Sullivan sent his detectives today today today to to- day In search of ot the mystery woman Nothing was disclosed as to her idea idea- Ity or her possible connection with the case casc Added significance was wa-s given to Inspector Sullivans Sullivan's search earch by hy a ast st statement today from District Altoney Attorney Alto Alto- ney Foley loley At his Bronx office he said aid his questioning of a woman yesterday had led to several of yesterdays yesterday's inv irn developments In th the ease case e He d declined to Identify the tho woman or to g give v any amplification am am- of t h hi statement olcy said that he had ad questioned several other wom n in Mr i Max Hl Hincel who ho Yas was as at ati his A. A office this morning Md been unable to to tell h him ni anything h he considered significant Dr John F. F Condon Condors the who acted as intermediary l for r. r C Col Cole l COD Continued n Cd D I i TM o. o Jr LETTER BARES BARES' 1 KIDNAP i-KIDNAP KIDNAP PLAN r Prison Note Tells Telfs Aim of m H Hauptmann to Steal Baby n i Continued fr front from m ia Pu 0 One ne net nel Lindbergh In his efforts to obtain ob ob- ob- ob tain the safe return of pt the baby also expressed the belief that Hauptmann was Involved d and that he be was not aol noti j i alone I Condon said he believed at at ate least e t three thre persons were vere involved and recalling that Hauptm Hauptmann nn had explained ex ex- his possession of the in ransom notes found in his garage by stating tating tat ng it had been entrusted to him by Isadore Fisch said he th thought ug t police should Investigate Fisch's s death last March in Germany Foul Foal Play Suspected by Dr Condon I ul believe the body should be exhumed ex an an autopsy performed Mr Mt Tr Condon said I 1 suspect foul play pla- I J believe he was murdered Hauptmann had to told cJ police he be was associated with Fisch In the fur business business busi busi- ness at atone one time and that F Fisch sch had given him a package before he left leIt lor or Germany The prisoner said he be did not know until three weeks ago that t the package contained money EC He c said he be had bad spent only about about Police however were not satisfied with this explanation and to today ay extended ex ex- ex- ex tended their search for further ransom ransom ran ran- som certificates to Hauptmann's n na native na-I na tive town of Kemenz Germany where the prisoner as a youth was known as a bad boy Arthur Johnson a speak German-speak- lag Ing New York detective now v in Vienna Vienna Vien Vien- na I awaiting the extradition of Ivan Iyan wanted here on a charge of perjury In c connection cc io with the Ithe case of the missing Agnes New v York and Detroit corporation lawyer was ordered to go to Kamenz to interview officials there on the theory that some of the ransom money might have been sent there Evidence Prisoner Piling Up Hauptmann's anns ann's year old mother inK in K Kamenz has ha said tha that her son had sent her gif gifts of bf f money at ChrIstmas Christmas Christ ChrIst- mas inns time each year Johnson n also alo was instructed to go goto goto to t Leipzig to check Hauptmann's story that Fisch had bad given him the Police skepticism of this this' part of Hauptmann's s st story iy y was vaS intensified led by information coming to them theta from a aman aman aman man they d declined to identify This man man told them that Fisch borrowed from frt from Hauptmann instead of giving the prisoner money y to keep until he e J I returned from abroad Police said this this' witness told them that at one time in 1932 Fisch told lIa Ba Hauptmann he be needed money mone and somewhat to his surprise surprises Hauptmann Hauptman offered a 3 loan According to this mans man's story Hauptmann loaned Fisch Fischa a total of and in addition Fisch borrowed from at least two other p persons ns M Meanwhile evidence against Hauptmann Haupt t m mann zin rin held without bail in the Bronx co county rity jail jall all on n a a. a short affidavit cb charging extortion extortion- was war piling up in iri the hands ot authorities of Identical With Ransom Hansom Notes Ib Albert Alberts rt S. S Osborn a 3 handwriting expert informed Colonel H. H Norman head bead of the New Jersey state stat tat police that he was positive all au the Lindbergh not notes were written by Hauptmann Ina letter to Osborn said he be had ex examined a large num ber bert berof of handwriting I specimens including his lIs automobile regis registration tIon cards and nail had compared this y V writing with that on the kidnap kid kid- S nap nap notes In II my opinion all aU o of t the e. e kidnap kidnap- ing ng notes were vere written by Richard Bichard Hauptmann he said sid Other bits of ot evidence included a n number er of personal effects of Haupt Haupt- mann man obtained at his bi home and now in possession of ot District Attorney Samuel Foley in m the Bronx Thes These ln in included two pairs of ot night field glasses one pair pili of ot which the district attorneys attorney's office said d cost 12 There a a shoe box pre Iy the bo box which contained a pair of shoes Hauptmann nn purchased a 3 f. f few weeks Jl-weeks weeks ag ago and f for r which he gave in tn payment a 10 gold cate cate- later found to be one of the ransom notes The box bore the name of Jacobson Brothers Shoe store in Jn Q dt im Previously Police Comm Commis ai LOrier ner John F. F ORyan O-Hyan had said a pair pait mur o of shoes supposedly the new ney 4 1 f ho o es had hid been seized in Hauptmann's Hauptmann home iome orne Small Email Strong stron Box Found In Home Other items Stems in hi the thc collection In In- elud a i small Ismall sm U strong box which at tach ch s of Foley's Foles office said had been beer t opened d but they disclaimed knowl knowl- edge of ft its contents There were als also a a single barrel shotgun an old hat ha I and t two o overcoats on one black arid and I t cne one gray Information on that the former t r. r as d connected wit with carpen carpen- th the kid ap ladder came from Colonel H H. N Norman head of ot th the N Ne w Je Jersey ey state police wh said that tha t H a lp in the Bronx Bron C i yard from whence hence came thi lu to d build the crude ladder ladde F do the rg baby Wa vis S carried td ath S This 3 S wW admitted Is one om C of the polices police's best bes points I F m Hauptmann's iann's assertion Ii In a the e 1 police lineup that he hc had bad played tock market in fe federal al 1932 polIce and an am Investigators turned to Wall Wai 1 Street teet Io for an answer to the q question a f of what beca e of not ye t accounted a un d fOr or One police official ii ted as saying that Wh Hauptm n nn 1 had aa d an account at at one ono brokerage h b house which ran li as U ai hi h f S J Faces More Grilling i I ith OT S the thc W Wall II Street In inquiry the New York stock exchange announced d Jt it was investigating reo re- r Ports concerning an alleged to e conn with the Lindbergh I. I kd case ase i IrS n nHa toHa Ha 1 lc a Hauptmann the dis- dis Us mey Questioned fl m more re than a b but t beyond l j uy say t e vc cv defInite rY r he e. e to ad F e bad been any ob ii lIau w v r. r he be wu wa received the moncy ve rio no doubt he be Is 1 the th d said uld man There were however reports reports' that JIa ha an a hd 1 i 9 federal deral officials admitted that such m might ight be the case In linking H Hauptmann with the kidnap kid- kid n nap ap ladder said that the lu had umber had been traced to the yard ard o of the National Millwork and Lumber c company In Inthe the Bronx and that ti gators had learned Hauptmann had w worked there on odd jobs prior to the k Worked Near said said- the investigation I h lad had not disclosed that Hauptmann n h lad had been employed as a carpenter in n the thc c construction tIon of the Lindbergh h in Hopewell or about the houseold house house- h old hold of either Colonel and arid Mrs C Charles harles Lindbergh or that of Mrs L Lindbergh's mother Mrs Dwight W. W M Morrow lorrow in Englewood N N J. J He said however that Hauptmann h lad had worked as a carpenter in New J Jersey ersey before and after the kidnap kidnap- In ing ng g. g Hauptmann m said in the police li lineup he be had worked at Lakewood N N. J. J 40 miles from Hopewell declined to say w whether hether any witnesses had been f found bund who saw Hauptmann near near- the L Lindbergh home at the time of the k Governor Moore Moor said the t tance ance of the case justifies the utmos utmost ut ut- m mos most ost caution and thoroughness In its p reparation preparation and dictates the wisdom o of f precision rather than haste in or or- d er r that justice hustice may fully be served d. d The governor in answer to a ques ques- t ion said it probably will take longer long- long e er r than a week before any move is m made ade to bring Hauptmann to New J e ersey sey 1 More Gold old Notes Note Found In Hopewell pictures of oX Hauptmann Haupt Haupt- m mann ann were identified by Theodore K Kuchtiak watchman at the Lindbergh Lind Lind- b ergh bergh house during its construction I In fn n 1931 as very much like a man w who ho wanted to go through the house a at t th that t time said sald he told the he stranger it was against the rules whereupon hereupon the man wanted to see t he the st stairway y which Kuchtiak also re reused I fused used Two Tw additional 10 gold notes in t the tie he ransom money were ohamed ob ob- t ined amed by detectives yesterday esterday from Mrs Pauline Rauch Ranch year old year 75 mothr moth moth- e er r of Max Rauch Hauptmann's land- land ord lord l She said Hauptmann had g given riven iven her ber the bills in rent payments t thc hc he first on January 3 The second was received by her hei son last Tues Tues- d day da- dashe ay she said An investigation is being made to d determine whether Hauptmann is the theman theman theman man who turned in IIi 2980 in gold certificates t since identified as part of t he ransom money to the federal reserve reserve re re- re- re s serve erve bank on the last day for such t ns under the hoarding order This man put another another an- an another an an- other name on the d deposit posit slip necessary necessary essary for for- exchanging gold |