Daily News from New York, New York • 361

DAILY NEWS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1934 Bloodstains Discovered In Hauptmann's Sedan ft 1 1 rnn'Biwpin -mm 1 1 TillD AfPllfll Mm A WO (Ci'Htimitd frvtn Jut ye 3) Harry Moor? announced hi State had evidence enough against Ilauptmann net only to indict him hut to convict him. N'rxt in importance to Lindhertrh amoiifr tin nt? appearing before the twenty nu anil three women composing the Hunterdon County Crand Jury will he Millard Whited, taunt woodsman who insists he saw Ilauptmann in Hopewell the tlay lc fore the kidnaping. Intel viewed exclusively by The New yesterday in his dmyy home at South Main l.amhertville, the former Sourland Mountain lit-ij'hhor of the l.iiidlicrfch exclaimed vehemently: "So help me Cod, I'm telling the truth and only the truth when 1 say I seen that man (Maupt-tnnnn) rominir out of the woods hack of the l.indherirh place. 1 Hen him twice. 1 ain't dreaming that 1 seen him.

1 really Mtn him and mnv I'I strike rue dead if 1 ain't tell.ntr the truth." (uarded by Trooper. The woodsman and J.u k-of-all-trades was guarded ty three State troopers who will es cort him to KlemitiK ton tolay. Cul. II. Normun Schwarzkopf, wh.i triumphantly produced Kye Witness Vhited yesterday, tle-rlarcd today the loner's iccount is convincing.

"There are no contradiction in Wluted's story as told to us," the cmiimandunt of troopers said. lle is a creditlde vitnes." tMHHaWMniiiii'nviinlifeiifiiiii lYnurf i irtiilnfiiinniitfiiinn'iiiiiaavat i nl gs, Col. II. Norman Schwarzkopf a i I 1 1 1 I 1 bercular youth with the bright eyes, broad smile and glib tongue was Ilauptmann himself, who, his attorney claims, lent $7,500 on forged warehouse receipts for furs. Another from whom Fawcett expects to collect notes and IOU's is Mr.

Augusta Hile, mother of Max llaenkel, one of Hauptmann's best friends. She told the attorney she invested 1,500 in a pie-baking enterprise backed by Fisch, in addition to lending him $1,850 to send to his brother I'incus in Germany and $1,000 to consummate a fur -jgww ukvw uwjm wuii. i 5 I i 4 Schwarzkopf admitted, however, that Whited was not able to fix esactly the days on which he saw 1 l.ui i' innnn come out of the woods on the Wertsville road, less than a quarter of a mile southwest the l.indlwrirh estate. The lojrjrcr is only able to place the two incident as oecuniriK beUwen Feb. IS and by the fact that a relative dud on the first date mentioned ami that IW2 wa a leap ear.

1 tellies Holding (' Man. SPECIAL TODAY TUESDAY T1 1 BLACK CARACUL, PONY, MUSKRAT, AMERICAN BROADTAIL (Processed lamb), SEAL (Dyed Coney) 64 LEOPARD CAT, RACCOON, HUDSON SEAL (Dyed Muskra 0. liOL CARACUL with SILVER FOX A the same time, Schwarzkopf fi iiied that a station attendant of Itelle Mead, near Hopewell, was beiiikT questioned had Ieen t. ken to the liron eonfrtint the Herman carpenter in an attempt to identify Ilauptmann as the man whi purchased ra the day cf the Vidnapinir. March 1.

l'X2. Idoodstain on the seat of Iiruno Ilauptmann' thiee-yi ar old sedan, a vital bit of evidence heretofore nninentwined bv any of the three nuencies invest ipt unr the Lindbergh kidiinptnir, became a matter i'f open record yesterday threimh a statement of Mr. Han Mueller, fiiece of the iron-willed Bronx trisoner. Altiieuv'h the ohvU'ii assin-iation In the minds of her listeners wa the deep fca-h in the head of kid- 1 LEOPARD, MOIRE CARACUL with SILVER FOX.JAPMINK.SQUIRREL, i HUDSON SEAL (Dyed Muskrat) it ALASKA SEAL, PERSIAN LAMB, RUSSIAN CARACUL. Silver Fox trimmed, JAP MJNK.

LEOPARD 254 RUSSIAN CARACUL, PERSIAN LAMB, RUSSIAN CARACUL with raped tiarles A Urutua l.indbertrh NT 13 deal. Others are John Mohrdeik, grocer, who lent Fisch $600; Max Fal-lek. West Side delicatessen clerk who contributed $800; Eric Schaef-fer, music teacher, who, with his father and mother, invested $2,500 in one of Kisch'. schemes; and Henry Uhlig, Hisch's companion on his fatal trip to Germany, who says he is still owed $147. Following a thirty-five mJnuteV conference with Ilauptmann in Bronx County Jail, Fawcett announced last night that he would "positively figl.t extradition" of hi client to New Jersey.

In the event that the Jersey authorities are successful in extradition proceeding and bring Ilauptmann to trial on murder or kidnaping charges, Fawcett said he would defend him. Adjournment to Be Asked. With the extortion trial set for Thursday in the Bronx, Fawcett aid he would request a month's adjournment. Other defense plan include the dp pea ranee of Fawcett at 10 A. M.

today before Bronx County Judge Harry Stackell to request permission to examine the minutes of the Grand Jury which indicted Ilauptmann. The attorney also will ashk permission of lavid Wtlenti, Attorney General of New Jersey, for Aaron Iwis, defense handwriting expert, to examine the ransom notes and other documents connected with the case. Shoe Offer. New Clue. In Woodstock, N.

a discarded pair of shoes offered a new clue to Hauptmann's whereabouts after the ransom was paid. George Kus.sell of Woodstock examined pictures of the thin-lipped German and "felt positive" he was the man who spent several days in that vicinity in mid-April, TJ. doing odd carpenter jobs. "He was very secretive and wouldn't tell anybody his name," Kussell said. "He wouldn't look at newspapers.

He spoke with a German accent, but he didn't talk very much. "A few days after he came here he threw hi shoes away and bought new one. Hi old ones were stilt very good, and when I asked him why he threw them away he said it was because they got wet. I picked them up, and 1 still have them." Kussell offered the shoes to investigators, who will compare them with the plaster cast. of footprints left in St.

Raymond's Cemetery the night the ransom was paid. (Other picture on page 1) SILVER FOX. MANCHURIAN ERMINE MINK COATS, one of the world's largest collections, designed by I. J. Fox and Princesse de Rohan.

Other Mink Ceatt up to $4SOO 4 ws Mrs. Mueller had a ready ex-planaiiun for the dark led stain. "Anna Ilauptmann came to my hoiie riv'ht after Bruno's arrest," aid Mr. Mueller. "I'retfy soon a detective came in and asked Anna what caused those hlood- lain in her husband' car.

Viiiiii coulilii't tell him. but I said. '1 know, Anna. That niu be from my "You ee, I was operated on two years into. Bruno came for nie at the hospital in hi car.

My ban-daires weren't on very tiht and I think some of my blood must have rot on the seat Bruno's car." Investigators admitted yesterday that the Ilauptmann tar was rtnined, liefense Counsel James Kawcett bio seemed to be slipping card uo 'Tf ''in THOUSANDS OTHER FUR COATS UP TO 12,500 SMALL DEPOSIT RESERVES SELECTION MONEY REFUNDED IF YOU CAN BETTER I. J. FOX VALUES tlla As Silver Fi I hi sleeve yesterdav for the prun struifule scheduled to start next Thursday in Bronx County Court. The News learned yesterday that 1 Fawcett collecting a sheaf of re- eeipf from a dozen or more cred- itoi who claim they were bilked by Jsador Kisch, the young Jewish fur- Tier whose discarded shoe box.l Jlauptniann said, supplied him with) manna from Hopewell. Kisch, according to informaticr.

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