For years now the Flying Dutch man. the ghost ship tha sails thp Seven Seas, has been sighted along the horizons of the world. On the land, another recurring chest, that of the Lindbergh baby, has been sighted. It was 25 years ago, March 1, ii'32, that a cold, raw wirtd whistled around the New Jersey home of Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife, the former Anne Morrow. A quarter of a century las passed since Lindbergh heard a sound like "tiie top slats of an orange box falling off a chair," made a futile check of the nursery, anc told Mrs. Linibergh. "Anne, they lave stolen our baby."
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