New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
L|NDY'S ROMANCE
 SADDENED BY WAR
Strife in Mexico Casts Shadow
 On Famous Lovers
Mexico City. April P-Mexico's

Mexico City, April 3 LP-MeNico' internal strife has cast it's shadow over the romance of Colonel Charles X. Lindbergh and Miss Anne Nor row. It is d different Mexico which the colonel IS visiting now, and both he and his fancee seem aware of the change.
 Some persons profess even to dis cern a certain quiet sadness in the demeanor Of botA at the travail which the country mat gave them their romance ana which has been so friendly to them is undergoing.
 Also their emotions have had more practical outward manifesto tions. In flying here yesterday from California. Colonel Lindbereh went many hundreds Of miles out Of his way to escape passing over war torn southern Chihuahua and pos sibly being mistaken and shot down for rebel aviator. Instead Of talk ing the short cut from Fl Paso to Mexico City he flew the length Of the RIO Grande 10 Brownsville, Texas, so as to traverse the com- paratiycly peaceful area Of Tanauh- pas.
 Iindy ses Caution
 But even then he took preCa utlons against mishap growing out Of the disturbed conditions Of the country. When he arrived here he wore parachute over his gray business suit, the first time he has been seen with one in Mexico City. He quiet ly slipped 1t from hls shoulders without comment as he stepped from the plane. but there was in his ac- ton mute testimonial of his recognl- ton Of the national situation,
 Fifteen months ago. when he landed st Nalbuena field after his nonstop flight here from Washing ton. a hundred thousand NeNlcans cheering and almost frantic in their enthusiasm. greeted him. Yesterday when he brought his Curtiss-falcon bipane down on tho same level stretch he found only score or so of field attendants.
 Gone were tho Mexican aviators and army officers who made his former visits here so pleasant. They were now engaged in the life and death struggle Of Chihua hua and on the west coast. Those left were not smillng-ncws of the victory al Jimenez had not yet come, and there was apparent concern as to the out come of tho encounter.
 The visits to the Morrow country home at Guernavaca, which were a feature of the colonel's former trips here would not be repeated during this visit it was understood. Dissent ing so-callad religious clements have been particularly active in the state Of Morelos. where Cucrnavaca is To- Cated, since the start Of the revolu- tion, and neither Colonel LindbcrEh nor his prospective father-in-la" Ambassa or Morrow, would want 70 cause the Mexican government any worry growing out Of unnecessary exposure of his person during his visit here.
 Dips Over Embassy
 When Colonel Lindborgh arrived here yesterday he flew several miles out of his way 10 dip low over the American embassy and inform Miss Anne he had arrived. II was not be- leved he had notified her Of his in- tention 10 make a visit just at this time. The embassy professed con- plete ignorance Of his departure for Mexico City until shown dispatches that he had left Brownsville.
 Several minutes elapsed after the landing at Valbuena field before Miss Morrow appeared there with her family. Colonel Lindhergh, ap- parentlv not expecting them, had attempted 10 obtain q taxi and was about 10 accept the offer Of "lift' in q government car when they drove up.
 Hello" said Anne.
 How arc you?' responded the colonel.
 There were smiles and hand shakes all around before the party entered an automobile to drive 10 the em mbassy. Mrs, Morror, Anrc, sister Elizabeth and Colonel Alex ander McNab. attachc at the om- hassv who has just returned from the Chihuahua front, accompanied them.
 Reporters asked him some quos- tons regarding his flight l ir an- swcred them u a q slight variation of his usual T have nothing to say. Yesterday he said, T haven't any thing to say
 May Remain One N eek 2, t,r'.- officials Sa} they did not Anov how long he would remain in Nexico City. and asserted he came pnly for q quiet visit with Miss Nor yow. T. vas understood. however. the visit mitht l~.t as long as Neck. and that during it there might be a formal announcement or his Sedding date and plare.
 4 The visit is the oolonels fourth here. and the second since the an Rouncement of his engagement 10 1fiss Morrow. On his last and third Visit in attenptirr to land 3 plane b which he and Miss Morrow were Aying he turned it over and he r%- ceived q wrcnched shoulder. This plane, the City of Wichita, still is in the repair shop at Nalbuena field, the work having been considerably delayed due 10 the revolution.
 L, t,,. Ia walks about the city. and possibly ,tome further flying with his fiancee 1t was believed today would com prise the activities Of the two while Inc is visiting here.
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