Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1935, Page 5

JTHE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 20, 1935—PART ONE. s A-S PICTURES SUM UP STATE’S CASE AGAINST BRUNO HAUPTMANN ~A. P. and Wide World Photos. MILLARD WHITED: “I SAW HAUPTMANN NEAR HOPEWELL SHORTLY BEFORE KIDNAPING." € LG/ s.c-l ER: : m\-g‘_,_;f:&uost JOSEPH H. SISK, FED- s ERAL AGENT, WHOSE % TESTIMONY CAUSED E R L HEA UPTMANN TOJH- F. SEERY, FEDERAL % él"/‘x AGENT, WHO HELPED ARREST HAUPTMANN. & BETTY.GOW:{NURSE WHO WON|VERBAL}TILT WITH REILLY. JOSEPH PERRONNE, TAXI DRIVER: “HAUPTMANN GAVE ME A N?TE TO DELIVER TO DR. CONDON. Ej N.‘uunsowwv_‘mm WITHYNOTES. A ALBERT.S. OSBORN, SR., CHARGED HAUPTMANN AMANDUS HOCHMUTH, 87: "SAW HAUPT, & [ WROTE ALL' RANSOM NOTES.” . HOPEWELL ON DATE OF m%’é’.‘u’é&"”"“ nEAR s JAMES C. SELLERS . \RED v - 4 3."’!"“{5? HANDWRITING. R : o & 3 # o # $ PANELY FROM HAUPTMANN HOME ON WHICH BRUNO HAD ELLA ACKENBACK: “HAUPTMANN LIMPED : # 2 . e : 2 WRITTEN JAFSIE'S PHONE NUMBER AND ADDRESS. READS: & TWO DAYS AFTER KIDNAPIN 42974 DECATUR AVE. AND SEDGWICK 3-7154." '