Hauptmann’s phrase on the
stand, in answer to about an in
tended trip to Germany after the
payment of the ransom, was:
”Oh, that was planned for over
a year already.”
Wilentz seized the kidnap notes
and read from two: “This kidnap
ing was planned a year already,"
and from another: ‘“Hiis kidnap
ing was planned a year already.”
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FLEMINGTON, N. J„ Jan. 29.—
Traps and pitfalls beset Bruno
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BELIEVES HER
HUSBAND WILL
BE ACQUITTED
Mrs. Hauptmann’s Faith in
Her Mate Continues to
Be Unshaken
FLEMINGTON, N. J„ Jan. 29.—
Mrs. Bruno R. Hauptmann said
today that confidence in the char
acter of her husband and in the
possibility of his acquittal, is un
shaken.
Hauptmann admitted under cross
examination he withheld savings
without her knowledge and the
prosecution also brought out state
ments that he frequently took
morning coffee at the home of a
woman friend, Mrs. Greta Henckel.
-Richard is a good man. With
holding savings and his morning
coffee with a woman friend, causes
me no worry,” said Mrs. Haupt
mann. "I know he will get out of
this because he is telling the
truth.”
Mrs. Hauptmann said she expects
to be called to the witness stand
as soon as her husband completes
his cross examination.
She always attracts the curious
and yesterday she was nearly upset
in the rush of bystanders when
she hurried down the main street
at the noon recess wtth her son
Mannfried in her arms.
Pan-American Airways to
Build Stations in Alaska
SEATTLE. Jan. 20.—A group of
radio exparts will sail tomorrow for
Alaska to establish weather radio
stations for the territory of the
Pan-American Airways in antici
pation of the proposed air route
to the Orient.
