Tues., A•1••t 21, 1914 Fro• Waa II i11gto,a • . . ••.. Fro• A11kara ••. . .•..•.. From Cagllari ....••..•• , Sartli11ia co••• today•• ••,o•. TIiis i• Lowell Tltomas. At Ille Wllite BONBe - for Pre•iderel Ford ••o•••r b••Y day. As are aide aaid: - to l>•t Iii• •l••I> ore ••• Prealderecy - "as fast as lie care """ a• f••t a• •oald 6• good for Ille co,utlry. " "'•ell of official Wa•lliregtore; •llere •• lleard • 1>r•1•r - "tllat Ille Presitle,at •igllt 6rlreg •f"""'"'"' to tlll• co•relry a11d t>eace to t•e M1orld." Next a le 11gtlay "'eeUreg .,,,,. lie y ecoreo"' le advi• era; bo11i11g •I> for 1, I• •• .,. co11f ere11c e to• orro• afl•r aoo11, followed by • series of cere•o11ial 011d tlit>lo•alic ar,r,oi,atments. At o,ae of tl1ese, tlae Presitle11t acce1>U11g "" WHITE BOUSE - 2 ;,avit11Uo,a to visit Ru,..a,aia - J••I •• aoo,a •• le••'• ti• S'tAf'E ~ From Ille Sl•I• De#)arlme,al I.... •• •••o••c••••I ••• ; ~ . ,._Nab ~ 11•1 ••1r1K1••1•g•r • I l l 11rn Is ••H••1 agala ~ P•lll•1; if ,aol lat• llal• year - ..._ etirly •••' ye•r. 'l'lal• as CRICAGO ~ Allor,aey G•,.•r•l WUIJua S•~6e - • •u ,, tsJ■; ~ ~ --;: Clalc•go . stcu a •• •ddr•••~• "'••tl•6 of police " co••l••to•11rs) 1rtf!::e.~ • ft/too• ,or c11•t t•crouo i• Ila• ,aaUo• '• cri"'• r•I• - d1,r•i,ag Ille fir•I t••rfer of :s: ~ . $ ~ Ill• 1••r. ••,Issa~ "If •• go o,a •• •• •r• .,. tie re •• • .,.,., co•ll•••d - II •o■ ld t••• "• ••Uoa•I ,ouc• fore• - lo simply 111111 be ,,,aa61e lo laold t•cla Ila• Ude." MOSCOW ~ Tlae Soviet Urtlo,a ..,__, a,a,ao1u1ced t•• orblll,ag - " of o,aotlaer t1C10-"'"" •ll•cecroft. Tia• er•• of ••••I•'• fly ,,. st,oc•; Colo,ael L•v D•"''" - •1• forty-•1111. B• ••II S•r•f••'" - floctl•6 llefr It" ti•~- or6111•6 •,•c• ~ ~ ANKARA A ■ wa,wer11t; Turltey today r•J•ct•d tlae ld•a of sooiet parUcit>•llo,a - i,a espa,aded Cyt>r•• peac• l•llt•. 'I'll• 'l'•rlli•la t>o•IUon - m11cla tlle • • • • •• tla•I of Ill• U.S. BrUal,a o,ad Gr•ece. A,altara ••1••1 Ill• "roll•• c•,a •••I 6• d••II •Illa - by Ila• P•rU•• 111oat '"r•c ~ ly i■ 11oh1•'· TEL A VIV Police in Tel Aviv toda:) 1 announced the arrest of sixteen men - in connection with an upsurge in A••• guerilla activity in Central Israel. Israeli Police minister Shlomo Hillel saying: "There's no doubt tlaat we face a neao attempt - to disrupt our life here." SAFETY F1•om the National Highway Safety AdmiiiislYatio,a c o m e s an o t/1 e r a u t o s a f e t y s t 1t d y • This one said to s liow that auto,nobilc air bags, used in combit1,ation with lat> belts . - could save an estimated fifteen thousand lives a year. Safet_v Administrator James Gregory saying the only question now - is whether the auto buyer "is willing to t,ay the added cost;" an estimated Two Bun.dred and Ten Bucks r,er car. BUCHAREST At the World Population Conference in Buclaarest a last-ditch atte m Pl today to agree on some sort of compro,nise - Prior to adjo11rnment. This leading to the formulation of a U.S. -backed statement - predicting a reduced birth rate rather than making it a world goal. In the w,ords of al least one b i r t ~ advocate • a "ftollo• vie tory." list Len that - failing as yet to win majority at,1>roval. BUCHAREST At the World Population Co,iference in Bucharest a last-ditcl, attempt today to agree on some sort of compromise - prior to adjour11ment. This leading to the formulation of a U.S. -backed statement - predicting a reduced birth rate rather than making it a world goal. In the words of al least one b i r l ~ advocate - a "hollo,. victory.'' Bst ~en that - failing as yet to win majority approval. CARACAS FOLLOW BUCH4REST ~ ten-week world Sea Law Conference al Caracas was also nearing its completion lod:ay - with no agreement yet in sigh I. Participating na lions agreeing ,.--le a a a• K - tc lttJ ·~ try again next spring_, in Geneva. CAGLIARI 111 the "Pt1op/e are strange" department - this next from C:,g/iari, Sardinia. A man by the name of Giovanni h1i.t... Serra, who recently sold a large tract of land - ordered to " pay an additional Twenty Thous and in taxes. He appealed - but lost; whe · reupon he hanged himself - leaving a note saying the tax payment would have depleted his life saviNgs. A tragic story - tha . t of a man seemingly driven. to ~ - {/-t:11'-fJ'"t his death by unyielding bureaucrats. All. later investigation <i:isclo•l.t1 •• ,.,,-/¥Giovanni Serra was actually worlA 1, Hundreds of Tltousa11ds of Dollars. B u ¢ . g A appor,atry =- to satisfy his own fears. t- 1 Al i> &'ERC. 1-I {".P.4 J.l[lf;~ The death of Cha r les Lindbergh, the f amed "1 .. one Eagle," u ,a:; mou r ned in public and private today - right around the globe . 111 Paris - a moving tribute from pioneering French flye r Maurice B e llonte . In Switzerland - a tribute to his "exceptional contributions" to nature conservation. In tl1e Philippines - a rememb....-,.ance of how he helped tt,, save rare wildlife and protect trib,al minorities . While here at home - President For · ~ i n g that Charles Lindbergh "represented all that was best in our country ; honesty - courage · - and the will to greatness• " SAN FRANCISCO America's old es t Red Cross worker - Mrs. Loriise Macleod, age n i nety , of San Francisco; who did her first volllnteer work - duri,ig the spa,iisli-Ame , rican War. Now the recipient of lite Red Cross's first-ever - seventy-five- year service Pi•. ~--' l ~ Mrs. Macleod: - of = c1n1-rra; •••••cd- B•t st• said:_ "If I had any decency ~ - 1 wouldn't acr.et,t ~ n . " '-11, - ,.;1 ? Wh,,-Secause - said she - "the Red Cross has dort• so much for me." ... ~ -"a )... \ ~ " l Cb s } \J.M.l.f.. ~ .A. ... ~ - \.( - t-- W\ .