Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-12-24 | Page 3 | Storm in Path of Lindy Ship

STORM IN PATH It OF LINDY SHIP r NEW YORK Dee Dec 24 GT UP Hen P B seas u may keep Colonel and Mrs Charles A. A Lindbergh and their 3 3 old year son Jon on the North At At- for tor a New Ye day cele- cele bration as ns 1 well as for Christmas festivities teU to make a permanent home The rae freighter whose sole passengers passengers gers are arc the noted couple and their little bO boy is due at Cobh Cobb Irish Free FreeState State on on December 29 and at Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liver Liver- pool the next day Winter weather the official said often delays it There has been no indication where the who boarded the ship just before it sailed early Sunday will disembark Although their only companion companIons wUl iII be the fillip officers their Christmas will ill not be a drab one Basil Besil Harris vice president of the United States' States Lines said the company company company com com- pany sent a Christmas tree several boxes of ornaments and three Santa Claus siZO stockings aboard the freighter Provision also was made for a Christmas dinner Special food was was placed aboard for Jon including lag Jag 35 15 5 quarts of grade grado A milk graham crackers and other wafers Harris said he personally handled Colonel Lindbergh's bookings The regular tariff for two and a half halt way one-way tickets to Liverpool totalIng totalIng totalIng total- total Ing was paid he ho said K to He quoted the colonel a all as sa say t ting Ing he lie had selected a small ship f- f tto to In Insure ure much needed rest and anda andI 3 a I quiet Not even Captain John W W. Anderson Ander Ander- iron J son a a. line Une official said knew v the were to be passengers until the night of the departure Fifteen Fifteen Fifteen teen minutes before midnight Saturday Saturday Saturday Sat Sat- Colonel Lindbergh arrived and told him I am Charles Lindbergh and I am sailing salling with Mrs Lindbergh and d my mylon myon myson son lon on Jon The colonel and his wife brought with them tons of baggage the official said but he denied an airplane airplane airplane air air- plane was taken aboard The Tho New York Dally Daily News said Colonel Lindbergh yi yielded to the pleadings of his wife ir in making the trip It was his own wish the newspaper added to see sec to the end the case of Bruno Richard Hauptmann Hauptmann Hauptmann Haupt- Haupt mann sentenced to die next month for the killing kidnap of the Lind lAnd berghs' berghs firstborn son He will return in the spring the Daily News said flying westward westward westward west west- ward over the route bich will vill rival 1 the transpacific service of the tho Pan American Airways The Tile newspaper declared l LIndbergh Lindbergh Lind LInd- bergh had considered confronting Hauptmann in Iii the electric chair and trying to persuade him to tomake tomake tomake make a full confession He abandoned this plan the story continued after Governor Harold Hoffmans Hoffman's secret secret- visit visit- to Hauptmann's Hauptmann's Hauptmann's Haupt- Haupt manns mann's death cell became becam known Tho The d departure e par t u r e brought widespread comment on American and British law enforcement enforce enforce- ment Representative Jennings Randolph Ran Ran- dolph D. D W. W Va chairman of a a special committee to investigate crime at the last session of congress said The con congress to lo meet soon will vIlL fall all in Its duty to its citizens if it allow the justice department to remain crippled in in its Us power to top crime Hauptmann in his death cell has not been informed that the Lind Lind- berghs have gone abroad Colonel Mark O. O KimberlinG principal keeper keep keep- er Cr at State prison said he would not inform Hauptman or seek seck his comment He said Hauptmann's wife or his attorneys may tell him if Ie they d desire k i