In ender to remove their son, Jon, from constant threats of kidnapping and killing, Colonel Charles A. Lind-borgh, the airman, Mrs. Lindbergh and their infant child are the only three passengers on board a steamer at present on the high seas en route fo England, according to the "New York Times" to-day.
The paper adds tha. the Lind. Dberghs secretly obtained their passports a week ago without dieélosing the name of the port and the sailing It ig stated that kidnapping threats against the airman's young. son in fereased markedly since Hauptmann wag sentenced to death, forcing the [Lindberghs to leave the country.
They will live in England permanently, it ig added, though they [will not surrender their" Amnerican citizenship, "Their chief desire is t6 jive Jon a normal childhood.
It is believed that the Lindberghs Jare on board the steamer American Importer, which ts due at Liverpool on December 30.—Reuter.
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