Only One Hope .More
Virtually Hauptmann's only hope
for further delay of his .execution
lies in a second reprieve * and this
is regarded as most unlikely and
Gov Hoffman has said he will not
take such an action until Attorney
General Wilentz agrees. Wilentz
held the first reprieve was illegal
and said at that time he would
oppose another
Lindy Unnoticed
in Jaunts Around
Phlegmatic Wales
CARDIFF. Wales. Feb. 19—Colonel
, Charles Augustus Lindbergh is
| moving about Wales without at
tracting the slightest attention.
His first visit to Cardiff was on a
, Saturday afternoon, but he passed
with his wife and John through the
pushing crowds in the city's largest
; store without being recognized.
Lindbergh knows this countryside
i well. In 1933 he stayed with Aubrey
I Neil Morgan, his wife's brother-in
!aw and a son of his present host,
at St. Brides-super-Elv. a straggling
village within sight of the Caerphil
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