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TOMORROW
Execution
Deferred
(Continued
from
Pace
15
Friday
night
grew
today
as
the
'
Mercer
County
grand
jury
delayed
until
tomorrow
further
considera-
'
j
tion
of
the
case
of
Paul
Wendel's
alleged
confession
of
the
Lindbergh
kidnapping.
Hauptmann
will
not
be
executed
until
the
Jury
decides!
Wendel's
part
In
the
case,
it
was
:
announced
today.
Bruno
Was
Ready
I
Chief
Defence
Counsel
C.
Lloyd'
Fisher
at
once
went
to
Haunt-
mann
s
cell.
"Bruno,"
whispered
Fisher.
"Yah,"
muttered
the
condemned
man.
"I
am
ready
to
die,"
he
faltered
gutturally.
"But
I
have
good
news,"
contin
ued
Fisher.
"You
don't
have
to
die
!
tonight.
You
don't
have
to
die
for
'
seventy-two
hours
and
many'
things
may
happen
in
that
time.
"Seventy-two
hours,"
exclaimed
Hauptmann.
Anna."
T
am
so
happy.
Tell
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
DAILY
HBWB
FLEET
PREPARES
FOR
NAVAL
AND
AIR
MANOEUVRES
While
British
parliament
votes
huge
sums
for
increase
in
army,
navy
and
air
defence
forces,
part
of
the
fleet
not
stationed
in
the
Mediterranean,
steams
off
to
the
Canary
Islands
on
a
spring
cruise.
H.M.S.
Furious,
accompanied
by
her
attendant
destroyer.
Sturdy,
and
the
battleship
Rodney,
are
in
the
squalron.
Photos
show
aeroplanes,
torpedoes
attached
and
being
loaded,
ready
for
take-off
on
attack
manoeuvres.
Mrs.
Hauptmann
was
so
near
collapse
that
it
was
seemingly
difficult
for
her
to
believe
the
news.
She
later
wept
with
joy.
In
a
final
message
of
farewell
to
her
husband
during
the
day,
Mrs.
Hauptmann
had
written:
"I
love
you.
I
will
always
remember
you.,
I
have
not
lost
hope.
You
must
not
lose
hope."
It
was
revealed
last
night
that
yesterday
morning,
hours
before
learning
of
the
stay
of
execution,
Hauptmann
had
written
both
to
Governor
Harold
Hoffman
and
Prosecutor
David
T.
Wilentz
protesting
his
innocence.
He
called
on
Hoffman
to
investigate
the
friend
of
the
late
Isadore
Fisch
about
whom
so
much
had
been
heard.
He
said
that
although
he
(Hauptmann)
was
innocent
he
was
not
afraid
to
die
as
he
had
a
clear
conscience.
He
told
Wilentz
that
he
was
allowing
circumstantial
evidence
to
"murder"
an
innocent
man.
The
unidentified
man,
now
injected
into
the
case
toy
Haupt-
mann's
farewell
letter
to
Governor
Hoffman,
had
not
been
referred
to
at
the
trial
but
a
guard
quoted
him
as
saying:
"I
know
who
did
it
(the
crime).
He
was
a
friend
of
Fisch
but
I
don't
remember
his
name."
Hauptmann
has
always
claimed
that
he
obtained
the
ransom
money
from
Fisch,
who
is
now
dead.
Detective
Ellis-Parker
of
Burlington
County
said
last
night
that
he
had
uncovered
evidence
which
would
break
the
whole
Lindbergh
case
open.
Sensational
new
developments,
far.
more
amazing
than
the.
public
ever
anticipated,
might
be
experted
before
Friday
night.
Lindberghs
Aloof
LONDON,
April
1:
Col.
and
Mrs.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh
and
son,
Jon,
retired
early
last
night,
after
a
day
spent
in
the
outdoors
unaware
of
the:iespite
that"
had
been
given
Hauptmann
and,
apparently,
not
Interesting
themselves
in
thQ
mat
ter.
They
have
persistently
refused
to
comment
upon
the
case
since
arriving
in
England
or
to
'permit
it
to
be
discussed.
Condon
Silent
NEW
'.YORK,
April
1:
Dr.
J.
F.
(Jafsie)
Condon,
intermediary
In
the
Lindbergh
case
and
the
principal
witness
upon
whose
evidence
of
paying
over
the
ransom
money
Bruno
Richard
Hauptmann
was
convicted,
declined
to
offer
any1
comment
last
night-
upon
being!
advised
of
the
slay
of
execution
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4:15
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afternoon
to
the
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Eighth
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Ninth
Avenues
where
there
was
a
bonfire
which
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smoke
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Not
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"So
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the
Hose,"
With
Margaret
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and
"Hands
Across
The'Table,"
With
Carole
Lombard
A
poignant
romance
of
the
South
during
the
war
between
the
States,
"So
Red
the
Rose,"
and
a
breezy
comedy.
"Hands
Across
the
Table,"
comprise
a
mid-week
double
bill
being
presented
at
.
the
Capitol
;
Theatre.
J
In
"So
Red
the
Rose,;'
Margaret
j
Sullavan,
heading
the
cast,
has
the
(part
of
the
beautiful
daughter
of
jan
aristocratic
southern
family
which,
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and
courage.
faces
the
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of
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brave
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It
Is
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story
of
Miss
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struggle
to
keep,
bright
her
love
for
the
man
of
her
heart
who
ils
determined
to
ignore
the
cause
jiit
which
his
family
and
friends
firmly
believe.
Randolph
Scott
has
the
male
lead,
'
other
Important
members
of
the
cast
being
Janet
Beecher,
Walter
Connolly.
Elizabeth
Patterson
and
Dickie
Moore.
Sparkling
dialogue,
uproarious
comedy
and
breezy
performances
by
its
stars
characterize
"Hands
Across
the
Table"
In
which
Carole
Lombard
displays
her
talents
In
a
role
entirely
different
to
anything
she
has
been
seen
in
in
the
past.
She
is
a
poor
but
attractive
manicurist
while
Fred
MacMurray
is
a
penniless
playboy.
Ralph
Bellamy.
Marie
Prcvost
and
Ruth
Donnelly
arc
also
Included
in
the
cast.
Bluenose
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Pay
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Coast
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Famous
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Coming
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April
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