The Washington times., 1929-02-28
HESSE AND OTHER POLICE OFFICIALS AT
AND ANNE:
IN AIR AGAIN
AFTER CRASH

Continued from First Pasel
nor is 1t known when the honey.
moon flight will begin.
The wedding, It is said. win be
quiet, with possibly only Members
OF the two families present II may
be 40 duIet a. to be almost secret,
with no official announcement In
advance.
Dwight W. Morrow, the United
States Ambassador to Mexico. and
the father of Miss Anne. Colonel
Lindbergh himself and the demure
little girl who is to be the bride.
all have horror of publicity. They
cannot understand how the outside
world OF strangers can be interested
IN a transaction 20 intimate.
Colonel Lindbergh and hlk fianGee
were described today a. stiff and
sore" from the shaking up they got
when Colonel I.lndbergh's plane
sonleraa ulted yesterday In landing
at Valbuena Field. Both the flying
colonel and his lady love were ae.
vereiy joIted. Miss Morrow's es-
cane was due to the cool courage
and flying skin Of her husband
'to.be.
Both All Right
Aside from the soreness Of joltA.
both are "Gll right to quote the
colonel himself.
IL had been believed In Hon1e
quarters that Miss Anne and her
family would try to wean the haz.
ardous young man from hiR favorite
paRtime Of hopping through the
clouds at will. IL any such attempt
were made It was uneuccessful.
1t was understood here that the
colonel VIII be in the air agnin
very eoon--perhAps in day or two.
MEXICO CITY, Feb. % tI.N.s,l.--
CablegramR cOngratnlatinE them
upon their escape from death or
serious injury poured in on LIND
berRh ana Misa. Morrow from prom
ineTit persons all over the world.
Many OF the messages urged the
Colonel to give UP flying 20 that
he would not continue to sub1eel
himself to danger In the form OF
unavoidable accidents similar 70
that which occurred yesterday
when his plane somersaulted upon
landing here owing to o. missing
landing wheel.
LindberR's right arm today was
In slInE AZ q result Of the acci.
dent. He suffered . diElocated
shoulder. and n slightly spfained
and lacerated wrist.
Drives Anne Back
The colonel made light OF his In
juries and later drove his fiancee
hack to the field deapite the TACT
that one arm was In q sling.
After inspecting the damaged
plane. they gathered up = pile Of
serapes which Miss Morrow had
purchased In penhla ard drove off.
Government authorities seized ana
destroyed ali pictures and films Of
the damaged plane.
Mias Morrow, her mother, Mrs.
Dwight w. Morrow, wife OF the
American ambassador, and Colonel
Lindbergh are expected to leave for
the Morrow country home at Cuer.
navaca soon. There the betrothed
couple will recuperate from the ef.
f6cts Of the accident with 4 ro-
manticaIly beautiful subtropical
background to aid them.
Hid His Injuries
j. 4 IS .
His skill and coolness were being
widely praised today. After the
accident his one thought was for
Miss Mo4row's safety. He did not
reveal his own injuries at all.
They were discovered by q physi-
clan who examined him after treat.
ing Miss Morrow for shock at the
American embassy.
Soon after leaving q town In
Pueb1a, where the couple had gone
shopping, the colonel discovered
that the right wheel had Ioosened
in taking off and had fallen off.
He immediately realized the seri.
BUSINESS OF the situation. There
were no parachutes in the plane.
A landing had to be made on one
wheel, dangerous feat at 7,000
feet above sea level for In the thin
air of that altitude all landings
u RtAn