New York, Apr. 21.
Henry (Red) Johnson, Col. Lind borgh's former chauffeur, who was questioned by immigration authorities when the "Lindbergh baby was kidnapped, was deported from the country to-day.
obnson was sent to england beard the liner Europa—Reuter, Kansas City, Kansas, Apr. 20
The airplane in. which an_ une identified couple visited Col. Lind-borgh yesterday arrived here to-day, with @ woman as. its sole pose senger, Great interest had, been aroused, due to, reports that the mysterious visit was connected with ations concerning the, ide happing of Col. Lindbergh's fant son, The woman refused to reveal Ter identity and hurried away. Tt was learned that the plang! tind been hired from a Toco al The pilot said he had been instevetfed ut to tall, and would not do 30. He finally admitted, however, tone other passenger—a man—nad left, the plane at Camden, N.
Norfolk, (Virginia), Apr. 24-
Activities over the week-end the part of Mr. John H, Curtis, one of the three supposed Norfolle'"go~ betyeens" acting as intermediaries det teen Col, Lindbergh and the kidnappers of infant son, coupled ith several mysterious incidents, have led Norfolk to believe that climax is approaching in the negotiations.
was learned that Mr. Curtis has been quartered aboard Mr. Charles Consolvo's yacht Macon, riding' at anchor in a smal inlet' on the Virginia coast, while the naval Owl is standing by for orders. was recalled to-day that Mr, Cortis had used naval aeroplanes for pre+ vious mysterious trips.
Neither Mr. Curtis, his fellow= negotiators, Rear Admiral Guy Bur-vage and the Rev. Mr. H, Dodson
make aly comment on the situation, Peacock, nor naval offclaie would United Press,
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