Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-02-28 | Page 1 | Wilentz Will Not Oppose Further Stay for Bruno

Will Not Oppose Further Stay for Bruno Copyright 1936 by the Associated Press TRENTON N. N J. J Feb 28 An 28 An authoritative source said today Attorney Gen General ral David T. T chief prosecutor of Bruno Richard Hauptmann will not oppose a second reprieve for the convicted slayer of the Lindbergh baby baoy the source said will willi vill t neither oppose the reprieve nor consent consent consent con con- sent to it It but will stand aside and I let let Governor Harold G. G Hoffman make his own decision whether to I delay deJay further Hauptmann's death sentence without interference from the tho attorney generals general's office The attorney general will remain passive on the tho governors governor's contention that more than one person was implicated implicated im im- im- im in the crime that the mony of some state witnesses would bear closer scrutiny an and that prosecution prosecution prosecution prose prose- cution officials have withheld Important important Im Im- im- im information in tho the case Tho governors governor's latest attack attack on on tho identification testimony of Joseph Joseph Jo Jo- seph Bronx Brome taxicab driver who delivered tho the note to Dr John F. F Condon on the tho night of March 12 1932 instructing him how to meet the kidnaper kidnaper elicited elicited no flO comment today from t