Show i Lindy s Gifts on on Museum Display Represents Few W Worldly Trinkets of Young Man 74 14 14 Cases C ses of em em ST. ST LOUIS June 25 25 AP More AP-More More than h n 1000 medals scrolls scrolls' and presents preSents presents pres pres- given ri to to- Colonel Colonel Charles A. A Lindbergh in n rec recognition g o of his Ne New t York to flight were e. e ph exhibition today by th the Missouri Historical society in iri the Jefferson Memorial building In Forest park The display Includes probably the most varied collection of articles ever ever received by a single person Individual items range range In Importance importance tance from plush coats and rna rna- ornamental mental cushions to diamond encrusted encrusted en en- crusted jeWelry Velry and decorations signifying the highest honors that nations can bestow The collection collection- fills fourteen large cases and takes up about half the museum space Among AmonI the miscellaneous articles are an enormous twist of Ten Tennessee esstle tobacco and two fine pipes al although although although al- al though Colonel Lindbergh does not use tobacco In any Th The chart used by the flier on his trans-Atlantic trans trip hi his his' goggles canteen and several other other- pieces pieces- of equipment also are re included Two city detectives have been assigned to guard the Ufe collecting the value of which has not been estl estimated The flier received d many presents not in inthe the exhibit In ludIng lud- lud ing two specially l y built automobiles The will continue ten tenda da days s NEW YORK Junk June 25 AP AP AP- Colonel Charles A. A Lindbergh returned re- re turned to the home of F F. Trubee Davison assistant secretary of war for aviation Uon at Glencove L. L I. I late today after hurrying Ing hur ying through a day of conferences in New York |