Show WEDNESDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE OFFICERS QUIZ IN ABDUCTION S L PRISONER BEING SOUGHT IN LINDY CASE Police After Unidentified of Companion German Fugitive Illegally in U S Denies Link V Hauptmann (Continued from Pete One) i Hauptmann who said nothing j With Hauptmann The hunt for a possible link In the Lindbergh kidnaping case turned Tuesday to Salt Lake City with investigation of Henry Gelling 29 serving a city jail sentence for battery Gelling a German was reported to have said he knew a man named Hauptmann m Germany and also was said tp have resided m New York near the Woodlawn cemetery at the time of the ransom payment He denied however any connection with the case and said that the Hauptmann he had met was not the Bruno Richard Hauptmann facing kidnaping charges in the east He insisted he had no knowledge of the abduction except press reports Trace AH Suspects While admitting that there was no tangible evidence against Gelling Salt Lake City authorities said the investigation was being made as “a matter of routine” in tracking down all possible suspects Federal department of justice agents and immigration authorities declined to comment although it was learned that photographs and fingerprints of Gelling have been sent to New York for further investigation Gelling was identified by immigra tion authorities as Adolph Albert Goebel a German fugitive who is re ported to have a petty crime record m several German cities May Be Deported A hearing was conducted for Gelling Tuesday by the immigration bu reau as a prelude to possible deportation proceedings based on a charge of Illegal entry into the United States Information brought out at the hearing will be forwarded to Washington D C for additional inquiry Gelling was arrested in Salt Lake City on September 19 after he struck an 18 year-olgirl during an argument in Pioneer park At that time he was staying at the federal transient camp opposite the park He pleaded guilty in police court and was sentenced to six months in jail with all but 45 days suspended on condition that he leave the city immediately upon his release by Fingerprints Immigration officials then stepped into the picture and identified Gelling s Goebel wanted on the illegal entry charge The identification was made through fingerprints of Gelling after previously sent to Germany Gelling was arrested in Seattle Wash took back his banknote snd the men left haste not to return as promised for delivery of the wood later In the day Schwarzkopf related as other Isidore Fisch as well known associates of Hauptmann seem to be eliminated as the German’s companion of the lumber yard visit for Schwarzkopf said that Reil-lehas been unable to identify the second man among the photographs of Hauptmann’s known friends and acquaintances Tha Unking to Hauptmann of a mysterious companion who apparently knew the former German machine gunner was allegedly passing "hot” ransom money headed for the day a Gelling list of developments which included Announcement by Governor A Harry Moore that he was satisfied not get a good look at Hauptmann’s from evidence available that “we friend can convict” Hauptmann on a charge A strong indication that the kidof murder and that New Jersey’s in- napers hud tarried Uie baby away over vestigations in tha case would be com- the main road leading to the Lindpleted “in a few days" bergh estate developed when Colonel Disclosures by authoritative New Schwarzkopf announced that a wire Jersey sources that notations in a thumbguard which the baby wore notebook found m Hauptmann'a when he waa taken from his crib Bronx home were considered as evi had been found on the new road about dence the German carpenter was di- 200 yards from the gate house at the entrance to the estate rectly linked with the kidnaping Used Main Bead The thumbguard was found by Bet Disclosure of evidence Indicating ty Gow the Scotch nurse of the slain and Elsie Wheatley wife of the that the Lindbergh kidnapers boldly baby late Lindbergh butler a few days afspirited the baby away over the main ter the abduction but before the road leading to the Sourland Moun- baby’s body had been found tain estate rather than through the The state police head disclosed also found in the mud and woods in back of the Lindbergh home that footprints believed to have been those of the there as first believed Bronx District Attorney Samuel B kidnaper or kidnapers "pointed away from the house practically parallel Foley’s statement after conferring to the with New Jersey authorities that he road" driveway and toward the main would proceed with his plans for made Some time after placing Hauptmann on trial on an these revelations' Schwarzkopf District Attorney extortion indictment in New York extended arrived here for an by asking for a special jury panel Foley conference with Governor Moore Attomorrow and A story in the Washington Star torney General David T Wilentz and that two secret witnesses have shat- Colonel Schwarzkopf tered Hauptmann's alibi that he waa It was after this meeting that Moore not the “John" of the Lindbergh ran- said New Jersey expected to complete its investigations of Hauptmann som negotiations and payment New Jersey investigators Colonel within “a few days” and added he Schwarzkopf revealed were m a was satisfied “we can convict him” rear room of the office of the Cross when he is extradited to face trial on Austin and Ireland lumber yard in an indictment charging him with the the Bronx "about February 14” Lindbergh chlld'a murder Moore’s belief that the evidence when Hauptmann and his associate appeared in the front office to ar- was sufficient to convict the Bronx was range with Reilley tor the purchase carpenter was expressed when hestatepressed to amplify an earlier of the wood panel The investigator! were State Po- ment “We are satisfied we can take lice Detective Lewis Bornman and care of him here” in July 1929 Arthur Koehler wood expert who In the Seattle arrest Gelling was Declare Conviction Suro to the visit that happened daj yard New Jersey has enough evidence suspected of illegal entry but set up in their efforts to trace the wood a citizenship claim which the federal used in the ladder down which the against Hauptmann to bring a convic- authorities said they could not diskidnapers took the baby from his tion” he said “I’m satisfied we can prove at that time crib The wood was subsequently convict him" Gelling said he was born in the traced to another Bronx lumber The governor gave no hint as to United States on May 4 1906 but extrastate institute will had been taken to Germany at the yard the National Mill Work and when the Lumber company where Hauptmann dition proceedings to bring Haupt- age of three to live with an aunt He to odd mann the rural did Flemlngton county returned to the United States he said jobs It was the tracing of wood found seat of Hunterdon county to stand in 1929 oh the steamship George In Hauptmann'a garage to the yard trial He said the proceedings prob- Washington where Reilley is employed that led ably would not be smarted this week Identification Completed to the uncovering of the new evi but reiterated it waa New Jersey's dence Schwarzkopf said intention to try Hauptmann before The Seattle immigration officials reReilley who is aiding police In he answers the extortion indictment leased Gelling on his recognizance but in the meantime effected the Goetheir hunt for4 Hauptmann'a compan- against him in New York ion is scheduled to be examined furMoore explained that District At- bel Identification and issued a warther concerning the kidnap suspect'a torney Foley's statement to the effect rant charging him with illegal entry visit to the lumber yard he planned to proceed with arrange- The charge is based on the contention “An clean- ments for the extortion trial did not that Goebel is a native of Germany abrupt mannered shaven man who mean there was any conflict between with no record of either citizenship or spoke very good English” was the New York and New Jersey author- legal entry into this country Gelling was reported to have told way Reilley described Hauptmann’s ities Sait Lake City officials that he had He said the man was Gives Extra Time companion large sum of money” on deposit about 5 feet 6 inches tall and It was pointed out that even If Foin a New York bank which closed weighed about 150 pounds ley proceeds to ask for a special jury m 1933 Immigration officials howResembles Companion panel tomorrow it would not be pos ever declined to verify that stateAfter looking at a picture of one sible for the Bronx trial to begin ment was made of Hauptmann’s friends Reilley said before October 15 and by that time In the meantime Gelling talked that man resembled the mysterious New Jersey will have Its case com- willingly from his cell in the city some in was pleted he but ways companion and continued his denial of a pot sure enough to make a positive It was reported meanwhile that jail connection with Hauptmann or the Identification Supreme Court Justice Thomas W Culunel Siliw&tzkupf disclosed that Trenchard presiding justice of the kidnaping Claims U S Cltlienship the cashier at the lumber yard Miss circuit including Hunterdon county The suspect said he was born in Anne Murphy had verified Reilley’s probably would preside at Hauptstory of how Hauptmann presented mann’s New Jersey trial and that At- Portland Ore and that after his re the $10 gold note for the slab torney General Wilentz would prose- turn to Germany he met a man named of wood Miss Murphy however did cute the case If Justice Trenchard Herbert Hauptmann in Heidenanu presides It is likely Hunterdon Coun- Germany where he was an apprenty Prosecutor Anthony M Hauck tice In a mechanics' schooL Gelling probably will assist Wilentz Tren said he followed the mechanics' trade chard presided at the trial of John and denied a knowledge of carpenVa boat try Hughes Curtis Norfolk builder convicted two years ago of After his return to the United Stales obstructing justice in the Lindbergh m 1929 Gelling said he was employed case by hia noax as a fireman for an apartment house Don't Iti It run and become a menace Taka Colonel Schwarzkopf late in the in the Bronx district of New York Grova’s Laxative Bromo Quinine at the diet aneea or ehilU It “knocks' a cold quickly day announced that every person who and held his job during 1931 and 1932 because It does the four things necessary— according to police records has had The kidnaping took place In March He said he came west in that opens the bowels— combat the cold germs ransom bills in his or her’ possession 1932 or who handled any of the money in year and fever in the system- - relieves the headache and grippy feeling— and tones tha en- business or banking transactions Gelling said he did not know Bruno tire system 30 and 60 at ail druggists He estimated Hauptmann in New York would be examined these would number between)400 and Police records show that Gelling 500 They will be shown pictures of was arrested in Salt Lake City on Hauptmann and whenever possible July 5 1932 on a vagrancy charge be allowed to confront the subject and given a suspended sen The object of this is to produce ad- tence He was arrested again in Los 1 ditional witnesses to the fact that Angeles February 1933 on suspl Hauptmann was passing the ransom Police money hope witnesses will be uncovered to testify the Bronx carpenter passed the ransom bills on dates prior to the tlie when he says he received all the money found in his possession from his business associate Fisch who has since died in y tlenry okm of robbery da vs later-Hi- s but wis released two OCTOBER 1934 3 Railroads Plead High Sclrools Select Faculty Committees next arrest was recorded ‘ New York City on October 6 1933 on a charge ol felonious assault for which he was sentenced to serve six months at Welfare island Another WASHINGTON Oct 2 (AV-T- he assault 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