Show t I OH FIGURES BECOME P PRINCIPALS ALS IN TRIAL OF HAUPTMANN I f g hf t U iii t V y r 4 v c k ip 4 j IW f J s R Ope Opening ing of ot the trial of Bruno Bruna ard Richard Hauptmann in N N. J. J January 2 focuses world attention on an five figures all obscure until publicized by the Lindbergh baby's abduction and m murder fd r. r Above left leU is shown Edward dward Reilly a n Brooklyn attorney with a flare for far courtroom drama and below him Lloyd Fisher who defended defended de de- de- de fended John Hughs Curtis convicted Lindbergh hoa hoaxer er Reilly and Fisher arc are Hauptmann's defense counsel Right above Attorney General David T T. of New Jersey representing the state will willbe wiIl- wiIl be seeking his first death pen penalty conviction in the Hauptmann trial and below hI him his aide Anthony M. M Hauck Hunterdon county's year old prosecutor who wha defeated Fisher In convicting Curtis on ona ona ona a charge of obstructing just justice ce Superimposed on a photograph of the year old courtroom in m Flemington where the trial will beheld beheld be bo held is a sketch of Hauptmann KIDNAP JURY PANEL INCLUDES 21 WOMEN Hauptmann Trial Opens Wednesday Alien Allen Fa Faces es Charge of Abduction Murder FLEMINGTON N. N J. J Dec Dee 27 AP Twenty one Twenty one women must report for the jury that will pass judgment on an the results of nearly three years years' efforts to solve the Lindbergh kidnap case These 21 21 14 14 of them housewives will housewives will appear with 28 men next Wednesday at the start o of the trial of Bruno Bruna Hauptmann on a charge o of slaying the abducted Lindbergh ina infant t. t From them a dozen dazen jurors will be chosen It will be for the dozen to decide whether as the state charges it was Hauptmann who carried the baby from fram his crib the blustery night of at March 1 1932 to ta his death The baby was never seen alive aliv by any member of the Lindbergh household house hold after ater he was placed in his crib about on the night of the kidnap kidnap- ing by Betty Gow Gaw the childs child's nurse who returned from Scotland Christmas Christ Christ- mas roas day to testily testify for the state stale at Hauptmann's trial Baby's Skull r I Fractured His ilLs little BlUe bod body with a fractured skull was found in a shallow grave not far from the Lindbergh mountain home harne May 12 1932 less les than a month after his father paid in an ineffectual ransom attempt attempt at at- tempt It was the possession of some of th this s ransom money that led to Haupt Haupt- 7 1 manns mann's arrest He gave one of the ransom bills in payment for far gasoline asoline at a New York filling station and an alert attendant on the lookout for counterfeit money made a note of his license number After his arrest police and federal authorities found nearly In lin ransom bills bills' in Hauptmann's Bronx garage and dismantled the structure in their search for evidence Hidden Notations Found They also found on an a removable panel in a closet of Hauptmann's home a penciled notation of the 1932 telephone number and street ad address ress pf of Dr John Jahn F. F Condon the Jasie who negotiated the ransom payment for far Colonel Charles A. A Lind Lindbergh Hauptmann fought aught stoically against his removal to Flemington for trial finally abandoning the struggle after an appeal to the appellate division of the supreme court was denied During the extradition hearings he emphatically denied from the witness stand that he killed the Lindbergh baby or anyone anane else and presented as asan asan asan an alibi the claim that he was at an employment agency seeking work wark or actually working the da day o of the kid naping Defendant Stoical He Insisted and was supported by his wife's testimony that he called for her at a Bronx bakery where she worked the night of the ate his dinner there accompanied his wife wite home borne and remained at home that night Throughout the weeks that have followed followed fol f fol- fol lowed his arrest September 19 he has stoically maintained his hi innocence He has remained outwardly at least the calmest person Jn the many legal contests con can tests over his case and only once besides besides be be- sides his bis vehement denial of guilt expressed expressed ex ex- ex pressed impatience That was a cry far fr r an early hearing Why cant can't we nave nave the trial over with he cried I want to get on the witness stand and prove to the whole world that I am Innocent |