The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1934, Page 7

141016 1a I “tee 7 ¢3 C2 19 7 he TUe Fle ise te iis iad ] | Bde a CONTINUE D German Named As Man ‘Jafsie’ Paid O'Ryan said he thought it could. Hauptmann, who was arrested Tues- @ay morning after being kept under Police surveillance for several days, $50,000 Ransom | cemetery. and at one time robbed a mayor's home of about 1,000 marks. her son wanted to return to Germany. ‘The labor department said he was deported from the United States in 1923 after he had entered the country as a stowaway. ‘The full text of the extortion charge against Hauptmann for the alleged receipt of the Lindbergh ransom money follows: “That on the second of April, 1982, in the county of Bronx, N. Y., about it. been threatened with bodily injury.” The formal charge of extortion was entered early Friday naming Bruno Richard Hauptmann, a car- penter. Immediately after the charge was filed, Hauptmann, weary from Jong questioning that began following arrest last Tuesday morning, was taken from the Bronx county court- house to police headquarters. On the other hand, there was an optimism current among police offic- ers who for two years have hunted the baby killer, that hinted there might be’more and startling developments soon. ‘When asked if the arrest of Haupt- mann could ‘be interpreted as solving Commissionet r Minnesota: Mostly Friday night and Saturday; local ey north if Ly and in except al Lake Suj pe lad wi i 3 cooler in reme northwest portion. For Montana: Generally fair to- night and Sati ;, Warmer extreme east portion tonight, colder east of the Divide Saturday. GENERAL wegen nee Bismarck station barometer, 28.16. Reduced to sea level, Missouri river at 7 a. m. -22 ft, 26 hour change, 0.0 ft. fad Beseessssssssssssss: BES WEATHER IN OTHER STATES h- Low= 8 z febep ins faite never-to-be-forgotten case”), and fin- ally by Bronx officers. In this uninterrupted interrogation Hauptmann’s story has changed in several respects, officers said. The story of getting the money! from “a man nated Fish,” for in- stance, contradicted an earlier story! he is said to have told that he got, the money from a bank. A check at the bank failed to substantiate nis} THE BJSMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1984 “Jafsle” Works With Police “Jafsie”, who now is 74 years va 4U-13-41 New York State. ‘The gold certificate was taken to a bank and its serial number was check- ed against the list of bills that made up the ransom payment. Thus it was found that the bill was part of the a Money, and police were noti- The license number—4U-13-41 was veillance for days was disappointing. Hauptmann did nothing to arouse the officers’ suspicions. On Tuesday morning, however, he left his house, a two story Bronz dwelling, and the officers believed tha: Hauptmann had suspected he was be- ing watched and that he was bent on getting away. Ransom Bills Found on Him They arrested him, and found an- other of the ransom bills on his per- son. At his home they found a pair of shoes which had been purchased, recently at a shoe store whose pro- prietor accepted a gold certificate in payment—a certificate later identified ‘as one of the Lindbergh bills, Hau was locked up and im- mediately put on the grill of police interrogation. His wife, Anna—like himself, a German—also was taken for questioning. They are the parents of @ child 11 months old. Mrs. Haupt- mann formerly was a waitress in a Bronx restaurant. They were married about five years ago. With the recovery of the $13,750 in the Hauptmann gatage, there still is approximately $31,000 of the ransom Payment unaccounted for. Further search of the Hauptmann is under way. The questioning of Hauptmann was finally ended, at least temporarily, at 6:15 o'clock Friday morning (eastern NASH-FINCH COMPANY Distributors: 211 Main Ave. "a" SPOHN’S Bismarck, N. Dak. Phone 447 518 9TH | Michigan Concord Grapes, per basket 0's. for ---- DOC .19¢ Blue Rose Rice, 3 Ibs. for .. Tomatoes, No. 2 cans, hand packed, per can ..... Pineapple, No. 24; cans, 2 fe Fall Sale on Libby’s Fancy Canned Vegetables Whole Stringless Fae oe Fancy Whole Wax Beans, your 4 choice, 2 cans for. D&C LSE ESEEESSS 1S Peanut Butter, med. size jar : - Hilex, Clorox, | 2% cans, 2 for... Prunes, med. sized Santa She tor .....:.. LOC Country Kit --” LAC Soap Chips, makes plenty of suds, 5-Ib. box ........ Ti pod y cana for.. BOC Softasilk Cake daylight time), and he was locked in| Colonel Lindbergh, stirred by the! ordering him to go to East Fremont discovery, asked that the letter be) brought to his New Jersey home at & headquarters cell. Stands in Police Lineup His respite was not to be long. f nine o'clock he- was scheduled to! stand in the police lineup and submit to the scrutiny of detectives and crime witnesses for possible identificdtion ia connection with other breaches of We Following the lineup there was an- other swift ride back to his home arraignment for “! ry pos- session $13,750,” the same being part of $50,000 paid an unknown man by Dr. John F. Condon “for the safe de- livery of the infant son of Charles) and Anne Lindbergh,” as the formal Hau} purch: the ee @ student who told, at the seeing such a car with ladders tied across the top, near the kidnap scene in New Jersey. The actual lead to Hauptrann’s ar- rest was given by Johnny Lyons and Walter Lyle, gas station attendants. CONTINUE from page one - Jafsie’s Long Hunt For Ransom ‘John’ " Believed Near End tor Condon called the Colonel—their first contact—and told him of the letter. Colonel Lindbergh asked him 2 open the letter and read it to) ‘im. It was recognized at once as the work of the same man who pinned the note to the baby’s crib at Hope- well, N. J. It bore the same hand- writing, picked up the trend of the fansom note—and carried the same symbol. This symbol—two overlapping cir- cles, in the center of each a square hole—gave evidence of having been copied from the diagram used in the original note, yaaa Dis once. Doctor Condon drove there that night, and the authenticity of the letter was established in a con- ference with investigators. Colonel Lindbergh gave Doctor Condon a letter, authorizing him to act as his intermediary and to pay Over the $50,000 ransom when he was satisfied that he was dealing with the kidnapers. The next link in the chain was letter to Doctor Condon, bearing the same symbol, advising him how to communicate wtih the kidnapers, outlining how the money would be paid and the baby returned. Replies With Classified Ad The kidnapers ordered him to re- ply by newspaper advertisements, and in signing them he coined the name Jafsie—the phonetic pronoun- ciation of his initals J. F. C.—and it ‘Under @ stone the letter advised him, he would find further direc- tions. Doctor Condon followed in- structions, A note under the stone told him to 8” to @ street at the other end of the cemetery and wait there. This he did, and 10 minutes later a man Passed, later thought to be the “fin- ger man,” because soon afterward Doctor Condon saw another man within the closed gates of the ceme- ry. The doctor followed him and per- suaded him to sit with him on a bench. There, covering one another with pistols in their pockets, they sat for an hour and a quarter. Doctor Condon insisted that he be taken to the child, but the man said {% was impossible and agreed instead, He Lake they had the child, to send baby’s sleeping suit. Baby’s Clothing Identified _ Five or six days later the suit, freshly laundered, arrived at the Condon home—mailed from Brook- lyn. Lindbergh, rushing to the house, identified the suit as his child's. There was a further exchange of communications and the kidnapers,| becoming impatient, lifted.their ran- som demands to $70,000, declaring that if it was not paid within a cer- tain period, it would be increased to $180,000 and doubled a month later.’ A messenger then came by night, road, and there to find further in- structions. Doctor Condon obeyed, and with Colonel Lindbergh driving the car, met “John” if St. Ray- mond’s cemetery. ‘ After inducing him to accept $50,- 000 instead of the $70,000, he dropped the money over the wall. That was April 2, 1932, In return the man—the same with whom Doctor Condon had talked be- fore—gave him a receipt and instruc- tions how to find the baby. Those instructions were: “The boy is on boad (boat) Nelly. It is a small boad 28 feet long. Two Persons are on the boad. They are innocent. You will find the boad betweerl Horseneck Beach and Gay Head near Elizabeth Island.” Colonel Lindbergh flew to Gay} Head, Mass, and searched for two days. But the boat never was found.! Doctor Condon abandoned his lec-| tures at Fordham university and two other colleges, to take up the pur-! IT IS OUR IMPRESSION that many a modern girl eats onions to keep the CHAPS away from her lips. You, too, will be impressed with the fact that once you taste PURITY BREAD you'll make it your everlasting friend. You'll want its delicious goodness as a part of every meal. It's a grow- ing habit with the little folks and it’s enjoyed just as much by the older palates. 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