London, June 15.
The Lindbergh case was raised in the House of Commons to-day, when 'a question was asked with reference to the allegations that the police had used "third degree" methods. que ioning Violet Sharp, the maid-int who committed suicide re-
Replying, the Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, (Capt. Anthony Eden) said that' he ha asked the British Consul-General at New York for a report, Sharp, it will be recalled, was ployed by Col, Lindbergh's mother. Tnviaw, Mrs. Dwight Morrow." She committed suicide' on the day. when she was duc to Undergo further questioning by the police, The girl was Duried to-day at Englewood, New Jersey, in the presence of the acting British Cons General, "Her grave is close to that of the late Senator Dwight Morrow. og
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