Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING SHIFT IN AUTO Perjury CODE BANNED BY ROOSEVELT AGENT WOULD Kidnap Defense Salt Lake HELP DEFENSE Sister Chalk Tribune-Chicag- o Tribune Service KLEMINGTON N J Feb 8— Bruno Richard Hauptmann's grin a the prosecution Nexl att Revision Loojns destroyed his defense during the last 36 hours vanished suddenly Renewed Dale Capitol tonight in his cell Two things contributed to his gloom HaupObservers Say tmann learned that wholesale perjury Indictments will be sought m— against his witnesses and almost Feb hopes that that the contro- as disheartening to his an old law invoke state the remay be would code automobile verted either vised at its next renewal came today prohibiting the jury from refrom the White House but President "eating or sleeping” until they Roosevelt asserted flatly the pact turn a verdict Edward J Reilly chief defense would not be reopened before June counsel was almost equally dis16 its expiration date two develoSettling rumors that sprang up in turbed over these the wake of an N R A report criti- pments in the trial of the man and killcizing conditions in the industiy the charged with kidnaping Charles A Lindbergh Jr chief executive gave his ing r vigorously “I will protest edict At the same time he £aid constant inquiry was against such attempt on the part being made with a view to correct- of the prosecution to starve the ing things in whatever new code may jury into submission” Reilly debe adopted clared Due Next Week The June 18 expiration date of the Police Identify Mangled uto agreement is the same as that when the N R A die sunless renewed Found in Wyoming Recommendations for revising and Body renewing the blue eagle machine Mrto LARAMIE Wyo Feb 8 WVThe Roosevelt said probably will go mangled body of a man found on eongress next week on the Union Pacific Only a matter of minutes before the Wednesday Hermosa was identified president spoke at his press confer- tracks asnear that of William P Raljilly ence a statement was tossed into the today automobile discussion at N R A by W of St Paul Sheriff E L Wood said Cheyenne A Harriman its administrative officer that it was "obvious” the code officers are holding Dan Rosa leftwho a would be "reviewed" before its next was with Rahilly when they tiansient relief camp at Mountain production period in the fall Home south of here Tuesday Reopening Seen dein the N R A report and In the recomWhat the review would 'be in tail he did not intimate but other mendations of the blue eagle board HR A officials before the president He said it backed up "the position put his foot down had privately fore- of the federation with regard Isto the Wolman board” Leo Wolman head cast a reopening of the code President William Green of the of the automobile labor relations American Federation of Labor who board and his activities have been bas been attacking the code renewal characterized by the federation as said he found support for his position biased K how-eve- SPEED- - UP! 9 Fisch’s Poverty Told In State’ s Rebuttal PUBLIC WORKS Charges Threat Worries FEBRUARY White 19?5 GIVES PLEA OF SELF-DEFEN- With Fright Testifies ‘Liar’ Reilly Intimating Order Against Testimony ture— Fisch living (Continued from Peat One) on the edge of pomoney and trying Clarence Frechette Waits for Return East to he had sent money back to Ger- vertyeke borrowing out an existence Witentz bemany — small sums of $5 or 10 occ- lieves today's testimony erased from Answer Charges adverIn later but hu years asionally— the minds of the jurors any belief sity set in and the homefolk sent the that Fisch was the kidnaper and put money back to him NEVADA CITY Cal Feb 8 W-- In 8 W—A There probably were only three hack on the shoulders of Hauptmann WASHINGTON Feb blame for this crane this hilly old mining town where minor public works official tonight people in this courtroom who unde- the was last witness Hauptmann’s rstand her testimony as it fel from the punishment for killers once was awaited a renewed Invitation to Mielke mill a proprEwald planing her lips in flutelike German One Clarence Frechette who testified that a board In the lynch law Richard was in behalf of Bruno the official interpreter The oth- ietor kidnaper’s ladder bore no rel- wsuted nonchalantly tonight for poHauptmann after his chief Secretary er two were Bruno Richard Haupto a piece of wood in the floor lice Ickes had called Edward Reilly a tmann and his wife to return him to Michigan for The cords in ation s liar” for intimating that Ickes had Hauptmann’s neck were taut today Hauptmann’s attic The state the trunk killing of Robert Brown out ran in lumber to of him refused Hauptmann appear permission as a cucumber" in the word and he had a sullen expression on his when he was building the ladder and of “Cool the Lindbergh trial face as he listened to Hannah Fisch a gruff deputy sheriff the attic a to board his finish Arch W Loney head of the P W A from took once known as the His guards say he has been deoffice for investigation of material Bandit" sat alone in the for the last two days and the job "Flying to his Then and feet costs former sawmill operator and spondent Reilly got small county jail His gruesome transthis afternoon he leaned over fre' saidnative of Texas said he was ready to continental automobile journey with quently and had many nervous whidefense rests honor “Your the tell the Hauptmann jury: the body of Brown apparently was conversations with Edward J 1 Identification of the lumber in spered hu chief counsel Alibi at Strikes among the least of his thoughts Reilly the kidnap ladder by planing marks Wiientz sprang into action calling At the same time Florida authori1430 Owed could not be sustained because all rebuttal witness after another — ties asked for copiee of the dapper one knives get dull in cutting knotty You met your brother at the boat on the chance them on the stand for only killer’s fingerprints lumber and have to be Irharpened when he came back frorfi Germany?” keeping10 minutes — to chip away that they might lead to the solution bout trying other asked Wiientz every day of another case in which the victim’s Hauptmann's alibi 2 The missing board from Haupt"Yes” Joseph J Farber was the first one body was packed in the rumble seat in mann's home did not match a secaved were his cheeks She said was concerned with the testimony of an automobile and hauled through ction of the ladder because a knotty his skin loose over his bones and In He of a defense witness named Benjamin the old south had been sawed away two red hu cheeks spots part who said he drove up to St unhealthy Killer Arraigned 3 The ladder was not built by a that betray a person is In the ad- Heier Raymond's cemetery on the night of In a brief court appearance duricarpenter because ‘‘anybody would vanced stages of tuberculosis 2 1932 and parked his car by ng which he dropped a hint that he Aprilwall know" it would not support a heavy “He was so changed I hardly knew the That was the night that vould contend the killing of Brown man without reinforcements he was my brother” she said John Dr J Condon paid $50000 ran- - as an act of the dapper and thick-se- t Loney In he had $500 He aom to somebody on the other side killer was of arraigned on a said he was told indirectly several owed $4300 In America the wail said that some murder and an extradition charge of Heier hearing days ago that Ickes viewed the case When did your brother go to the time between 10:30 and 1130 o’clock was set for next as Loney's "personal affair’ but that hospital?” that night a man leaped over the 'QNye were noWednesday other prisoners In he had awaited specific authoriza- "March 27 1934” wall stood in the of cemetery with whom to talk but it tion “Do you remember your brother the automobile headlights for glare sesix seemed doubtful whether Frechette This morning he obtained 1± from giving you a package of papers and The man he said conds and fled experienced any particular loneliMajor Philip Fleming deputy P W A asking you to burn them?” Isidor Fisch was ness Talking he has indicated is not administrator but did not commun"Yes” swore that (Farber Heier was a strong point with him unless the today icate with Reilly because the defense's "Did he burn any money?” not within eight miles of St Ray- subject is Robert Brown case was dosed She smiled faintly at the idea of mond's cemetery that night Their His first night in the jail after his Loney said he would go to Fleming-to- anyone burning money automobiles collided on the evening arrest late m the night of as a witness if Reilly February "No we burned only papers” of April 2 Farber said down in mi- 6 at a lonely highway who telephoned him Monday Tue- "Who unpacked! baggage'’” New York and Heier's car was hotel dtown the in station biountains and reof this patrol of u did My brother in no shape to be driven to the cem"The rest week Wednesday sday to the east where Brown’s body was was too weak” newed the request etery later that night found jammed into the trunk of an Ickes was emphatic today In den“Tell us what was in the bags " Arthur Larsen was the next witness automobile Frechette was driving ying Reilly’s intimation that he had "Two suits six shirts a woolen H had some things to tell about refused Loney permission to appear shawl shoes a blue necktie and a co- where Elvert Carlstrom was on the passed uneventfully Tired out after endless hours of ‘‘He's a liar” he said ‘‘I wired llar box” kidnaping driving wildly westward from Hownight of the Lindbergh Bis Day In Court Fleilly some time ago it was a maFredenck-sen'- s ell Mich was said Carlstrom in he where Frechette admitted tter between him and Loney” “Any collars?” bakery in the Bronx and there he killed Brown in a quarrel over a While Ickes was talking with re“Yes loose in the box” saw Bruno Richard Hauptmann at girl Grace Curran the prisonef slept porters Loney again asked specific "Anything else?" ' about the time the crime was com- soundly awakening late permission "No that is all” mitted “You please tell Loney that's a peWeather Displeased were the papers you "What Larsen testified that he and rsonal matter” Ickes told his secr- burned??’’ He took a bath washed his clothes went to bed in Dunnellen N J etary "On the slips were lists of things about 9 30 o’clock that night in a and smiled cheerfully when breakfast Earlier Loney told reporters he he had to us from Amer- house owned by Oscar Christianson was served The weather displeased had been asked to appear as a slate ica “ shipped him "I thought California always had were on the house witness but rejected the invitation Reilly went through a perfunctory Theysaid working He was painting tt and sunshine” he scoffed looking at the first him communicated with cross examination and Hannah Fisch Carlstrom was keeping the furnace drizzle of rain and Reilly on January 28 he added clouds walked off the witness stand She going had taken only about 20 minutes to Then came H S Betts of the caseHe made but one reference to the relate this story which she had come United States forestry service confronting him He 3000 miles to tell saicd he examined the kidnaper's la- "I want to get back there and get Yes it was Isidor Fisch’s day In dder shortly after the crime and found this thing over with” he said His court For earlier there came into four nail holes in the board that Is tone was matter of fact “Now that the jig’s up let’s get court Mrs Erna Jung and her hus- alleged to have come from Haupband Henry They too were going tmann’s attic E M Hudson a this thing over with” Dr to dissolve some of that fog of sus- defense witness he walked head said there was only Taken Into court up and listened to the accusation that picion that hangs over the grave in one- nail hole in the board Hauphe killed Brown which he readily Once more there tmann’s lawyers contended police tried Leipzig Germany rang through the courtroom that ques to frame their client by taking the confessed shortly after his arrest "I CHICAGO Feb 8 W— The high tlon that has become threadbare from don’t like the way that reads — about ladder to pieces after his arrest and the murder” he said during the proprices for some of agriculture’s reiteration a board from his attic back building commodities in four to five "Where were you on the night of into it As “It was major were offered Hud- ceedings proof they written on Chicago ma- March 1 1932?” years son’s testimony that a board that rket blackboards today Mrs Jung said she was at her home originally had only one nail hole in Woman Says Frechette The surge in prices today lifted in the Bronx it now contained four Wiientz prothe best level since July "Did you know Isidor Fisch?” a hogs tobutter duced photograph of the board-ta- ken Drove ‘Like Wild Man to the peak since 1931 "Yes” at the time of the ALAMEDA Cal Feb 8 (t P ) — Mrs snd eggs to the highest in four "Was he there at your house on the It showed there were four kidnaping nail tholes Gwen Messenger passenger in ClarCattle selling at a nominal night of March 1 1932?” yearsof $14 ence Frechette's death car from Salt Llndy to Return a hundredweight were "Yes” top Lake to the California border — quoted at the highest price in five "What hours was Fisch there that 'While Betts was being questionedo- the carCity which carried dead Clarence charged that public works Reilly evening?” years Brown in the auto trunk — arrived "From 7 30 or 8 until about a quar- fficials iq Washington had refused to The AAA announced in Washinto join her husband Victor today of one let 14 their comter that named of 12” employes gton basic agricultural who had found work here modities had advanced to prewar Between those hours somebody kid- Loney come to Flemington "because "It was the most harrowing experihis be testimony would to favorable of the A Charles govern- naped Lindbergh Jr parity prices goal ence” she said "Frechette was nice our- - case” Justice Thomas W ment's program Included in these Has Room ordered the remark stricken and pleasant to me and my son Raywere wheat cotton field corn hogs Henry Jung Cheap followed his wife on out and cautioned Reilly against mak- mond when we started out I had and milk its cattle and barley rye the stand worked at Salt Lake City and saved He too testified Fisch ing such statements in court products was there that night And how did Some time before rebuttal test- enough to buy a bus ticket and come Market authorities asserted the he remember? The bus people put me in Because another guest imony ends Colonel Charles A Lin- here to last had high prices were attributable ' given him some promissory notes dbergh is expected to return to the Frechette’s car summer’s drouth and in part to the He hauled "At Elko Frechette admitted he them out of his and witness chair and swear that he had production control program of the showed the date— March 1pocket 1932 Jo- and still has and borrowed money to complete confidence m was abroke Grains were the only comfan belt for his car He also seph Levinson said he was in the Betty Gow the late Ollie buy modities of Importance to the middle Jung home It was the first time he his butler and Mrs WhatelyWhately That sent a telegram back east he said west farm belt that were not selling ever met Fisch designed to counteract insinuations to his folks for money After we high prices at comparatively May Still the state of New Jersey fought is Elko he drove like a wild man that some of the Lin- left wheat was around 24 cents below on in Fisch’s behalf They called in of the defense servants dbergh 1934 participated in the at times making the car go 70 to 80 was corn top while May the 9 cents Mrs Selma Kohl from whom Fisch miles an hour He was almost hyscrime down about once rented a room I had made up my mind is possible that Mrs Dwight W terical "How much rent did Fisch pay Morrow grandmother of the Lin- to leave the car at Sacramento and Officers Given you?” asked Wiientz baby will testify tomorrow con- then we were stopped at the line "Three dollars and fifty cents a dbergh Violet Sharpe her hous- by officers and Frechette was arcerning at " Capitol week Training I never want to make anemaid who committed suicide during rested "What kind of room did he have?” the kidnaping The de- other trip like it” With a view to further coordinate "The cheapest one m the house" fense also has investigation tried to implicate Miss n g the work of the ruhal rehabilit- That is the way they left the pic- Sharpe in the crime ation division with the F E R A program 30 federal emergency relief Looms lustration managers social service of Wins for said to New clothes are always attractive and these are more so than ever tea-tif- the of J con-nd- - gray-halre- d l -- storm-bbun- d i Carl-str-o- Lar-ser- g Take Your Choice of Suits— Topcoats Remarkably Priced Saturday SE That Isidor Never Had Money Iekcs Call ac TRUNK KILLER GROUP 1 — Astounding Values in New Spring Suits FARM PRICES HIT NEW PEAK HART SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS and TOPCOATS in This est mid-103- 0 Tren-char- ONE GROUP d AAA They Wer? 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