THE KIDNAPPING CASE

King Country Chronicle, Volume XXVI, Issue 3439, 5 March 1932, Page 5

THE KIDNAPPING CASE

APPEAL BY PARENTS.

CRIMINALS RECEIVE OFFER

(Press Association.—Copyright.) (Received 10.5 a.m.) New York, March 4. A message from Trenton, New Jersey, states that Colonel Lindbergh to-day issued an appeal direct to the kidnappers through the office of Governor Moore, of New Jersey, assuring the criminals that entire confidence might be place "in any promise we may make." An appeal given to the press in the hope of opening negotiations for the return of the baby, read: "Mrs. Lindbergh and myself desire to make personal contact with the kidnappers. Our cnly interest is his immediate safe return. We feel that the kidnappers will realise that this interest is strong enough to justify them having complete confidence and trust in any promise we make in connection with his. return. We urge those who have the child to send any representatives they desire to meet representatives of ours who will.be suitable to them at any time and at any place they designate. If this is accepted we will keep whatever arrangements are made by their representatives and ours strictly confidential, and further pledge ourselves that we will not try to injure in any way those connected with the return of the child."