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-% Glimpses of Charles A. Lindbe: - oe F ant As < ant a 7 f r . 7 aa “ S a * ~ - % "a ie ord i. 1d Here is how America saw Charles A. Lindbergh in he days after he made aviation history with his spee- acular flight alone across the Atlantic. SO ‘SIMPLY A CITIZE \.. DOING MY DUTY’ | Lond Motivated by ‘What 1 Believe ie Is Right for My Country . - "By LARRY KELLY > en to make no more radio addresses or public sppearances. “But no one can predict the Progress of the world, and 3 ings appeared which no one had foreseen. The importance of| F . vsrica’s situation today—her path, ber foture, and the f : ought that I might be of some aid in doing what I believe is z tht for’our country led me to agree to this talk.” . Reams have been written on Lindbergh's stand. ‘His | ¢° "Su eches have been printed and reprinted. Bot those cwere « lective things. Now we learn for the first time what it all ee | mas to Charles A. Lindbergh the man—the human being. “* said: : . ‘ "Th aee eee tek wee 4 4t — ER Sr or a mene IE