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LATEST NEWS
WEATHER
A little later than li canted to
any ether paper Moctred In Chick-
aha. Complete
Benia by trend wire
Oklahoma Partly eloudy thunder-
showers and cooler.
local Temperature! Lest M hours:
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Ten Pages
CHICKASIIA OKLAHOMA SUNDAY JULY 23 1933
in Means Anode tad Fran
NUMBER 154
Curb Placed on Trading in All
Exchange
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MINIMUM PHICE
IS SUED
HIE 5ITURDH
lecrtUry Wallace Makes An-
nouncement; Action la .
Approved By Roosevelt
iIOVE DESIGNED TO
CHECK DOWN TREND
Long Traders Advitles Dis-
closed; Thursdays Low
Scheduled limit
Washington. July X CP) EStsb-
ihmeut at mlnhnum prion fortrad-
if In wheat com and other araina
ntll further notice were announced
ite today to Secretary WaUaoe alter
pprovsl to Preeldent RoossvsK of
I hastily drawn program designed to
rerent further oollapee of oornmod-
ly prfOMc
Wallace dladoeed that a trader
-boss Identity waa kept eeeret wae
lone" 11000400 bushels of corn and
.feral million buebele at wheat and
her yraine when commodity prion
egen their prectpltata decline laat
ask. The trader wae cautht tn
" fall of prion and hie hugs bold--.gs
hare nccaalnnert a market crisis
hich In WkUaceh opinion neon '
ited action to prevent further (
:faue and reeort to minimum price
xlng authority Cor tha fbet ttma
i recent market hletory.
TO announced that aa a result tha
hlcsgw board of trade haa agreed
at when It reopens after beint
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Certificates Go
To. Life-Savers
I Red Cron senior life aavere ear
fleatea have been awarded five of
mo enrolled In a trainlnf come
inducted here recently by Cotton"
lysts eaecuttve of the Black Dearer
oy Scout council.
Than awarded the certlficatn were
onald Killer Dwight Bowen Don
Hen David Johneon and Billy
TVeffl.
Eighteen were enrolled In the
luree the fifth to be conducted by
10 oouncU here thle year under the
ipervliloc - of the council training
munttteo headed by J. & Shipper.
I slice of Income
Tax Given Grady
For School Fund
A 1110414 apportionment from
ie dote famine tax hoe been ra-
ted inn the etato tax eotnink-
on by H. K. Bile county treaeurer
r apportionment to achool dia-
lcta over Orady county.
The apportionment win ha dia-
lbuted to tha varloua achool dis-
lcte on a bade of thdr lad enu-
ration and will bo applied to their
i propria tions thne reducing the
I valorem tax kTiqt Mr. BUe mid.
Hie Chlckssha iltrtricl wUl
cetva tha larged benefit from the
nd Me Share running around
i.000.
ptoefes i Catch Breath And
Finish With Slight Hike
llglestrom Market Closet Sat-
urday With Shares
. Struggling Ahead
Nw Yack July IX m Whirled
r another maeletrom market atoek
ught thetr breath diffidently to-
iy to druggie out with a not gala
r tha averages
Up at the opening; down In mld-
ornlng and up again In tha late
ding they again swung widely
it their extreme deeeente were
uch ehectar than Mdayt down-
ird excunloni and although aoma
Si were thinly plaeed at tfanaa tha
srket wee much km hysterical. -At
tha dam net gaino of a tow
nte to $4 were numerous; at the
-art prieee had been . off $1 to
pund IS. Transactions aggregst-
- 444070 Shares tha hlggert Bat-
day elnca May S7 lart whan flw
mowr waa 4411440 aheres.
The enormoua eongeetton ef trano-
tiona In brokerage officee neceeri-
tlng long houn of over-time labor
augmented clerical staff led the
w York dock exchange to an--iince
before tha opening that be-
nnlng Monday and continuing un-
further notice trading would start
noon Indeed of 10 a. a time
Iduclng markete to thna houn
ration similar curtailments wen
Permit Has Been
Delayed bn Sale
Three-Point Two
When tha applicant failed to ap-
pear and police aaid ha waa being
detained at tha eity jaU hearing
on tha application of Ckienes
Phaiee tor a permit to aeQ bear at
a aerrloa atatlon on Highway gl
aouth of the dty wee continued Sat-
urday morning to July SI byCounty
Judge C. OL Chaataln on motion of
the applicant'll counsel.
Luther Thomas dty patrolman
told the eourt ho woo a bit late tn
appearing a a witneee tor tha hear-
ing became ha had been eeeorttng
Pharea to tha dty JaU and that ha
had been booked then on a charge
eging tatouteatlon. Later Owen
Vaughn assistant county ottarnay
aaid preparationa are being made to
protect granting of the permit when
the hearing is hold.
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Ceremony For Presidents
' Son Held at Iowa Point;
Newlyweds to Go West
Burlington. Iowa JUly' SJ. VO
Atop a towering Muff awept to
hreaeeg Item tha bread Mlarimippl.
Elliott Roosevelt eon of the pred-
dent at the united States wee mar-
ried tonight to Ruth Josaphtoa
aoogine of Port Worth Texas.
The double ring eerumeny wee reed
In the flower-bordered rock gantan
en the rter bank eatato of Mr. and
Wa Qeorga C. Bwller uncle and
aunt of the bride by the Rev. Na-
both Oaborne retired Congregational
mlniiter. J ....
Young Roosevelt marriage fol-
lowed to only five daye hie divorce
from Elisabeth Browning Derma! at
Miaden Rev. It waa Mice Oaocina'
fbet marriage.
The bride 'wore a long rimpty
ahloned dmm at white georgette
cut fun far tha skirt and carried a
larga bouquet of Mllei of the valley.
Tha bride groom ware white flannel
nets and a earner hair coat
Neither wee attended.
Oueeto at tha wedding Included
Hr. and Mia. Albert O. Miner ef
Chicago lfr. and Mka. Red Moon
at Chicago Mis. Park Bowden and
bar n Goorge of Felatine Bridge
Y Un. nnna RoaeaveM Dali
Mr.- and Mta. George OL Bwller at
Burlington and their eons Waaler
and Rudeon Mrs. J. W. Bwller of
Burlington David Googins and Mary
Ruth Googlna.
nnmadlatrir following tha
mony a aupper tor Si
served on the lawn.
Mr and Ml. Roosevelt were to
deport later tonight tor the wait
MATTEBITS SHIP RETURNS
Nome Ahuka July SSSV-Tho
Soviet plana which flew from aouth-
m Rueela and brought Jimmie Mat-
tern. etrandad round-the-world filar
to Nemo from Anadyr took off at
1 n m. Nome time (T p. a. Eart-
om Standard time) on Me return
flight with mum Harbor ' m
Root Cepe Siberia Me destination.
A statistician eaye the Columbia
Rter largaet abeam on the nd
coart dlachatgee 555500400000 bar-
rela of water into tha aea yearly.
by other leading eccur-
Ity exchangee here and in Chicago.
Not all tha prominent stock dos-
ed higher tor offertage from (bat-
tered margin accounts were (till vol-
umlnouA hut each
InaL The
ard etatldlce eompoalto eioeed
cente higher.
Broken attributed tha final recov-
ery to hrkk abort covering stoee
many tradan were unwOHng to leave
tor tha waek-nd with thab
open. Cotton which bad dropped
mom than IS a bale in pod-
ttons wla up 15 to 70 canto nat
Wlnnlpag wheat recovered partially
from an extrema break of around
I to 7 cente a bushel.
Broken had to send out huge
batches ef margin 1 calk lart night
and early today and celling from
account! of cuetaman who had failed
to comply with them dwnando wee
rather aubatanflal a natural after-
math at thna weak markets.
Cuetomenf moms of
bourn were thronged with man and
women who anxiously watched tha
Weeding tap er listened tor report!
of prioeo as telephoned from the
floor dace tha ticker
behind. However Ms ex-
tram tardiness was only about II
minute o-mpaied with Ms lepra ef
a half hour during tha peak of PM-
day crash.
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AFFIDAVITS ARE
URGED er FLOOD
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Businessmen Asked to Go to
Chamber and Help Boost
Effort For Funds
MONDAY DEADLINE
. FOR CITY REPORTS
Wash is Valley Towns to Send
Representatives For Meet-
ing Here Monday
Kemben ef the Chamber at Com-
meres flood control oommlttew'k-
sued n i- Saturday urging
merchant! and other businea
who have not yet turned to off!-
davits on thab flood loaom fax 1H7
and 1M1 to do so before Monday
fteraoGn.
G. B. Dunlap appointed to direct
the work ef compiling information
on flood losses In the dty prepara-
tory to making application tor fed-
eral funds with which to finance
the local flood control project be-
gan raeatvlng tha affidavit at tha
chamber headquarter Friday.
Mr. Dunlap again rtremed tha toot
that affidavits were necessary.
Statements by letter win not suf-
fice" said Mr. Dunlap. We are
urging that tha burtnwo peopkk or
other who have wwtatned losses tn
floods In the dty eaB at tha Cham-
ber of Commerce rooms and
affidavits to thrtr kmes. Tfao gov-
ernment requlns tha affidavits."
With only around a third of the
dty burtnam bourn affected by
the floods raporttng. statements ra-
eetved Friday ihowU -total km
of $1841 to the buttneae district
ranging in amount! from. $100 up
to 5400 at tha Wllllamsan-Halial-PTeskr
whoksak grocery. The Dixie
reported the second . hugaet
$11.0001 Bt addition to the
statements covering the burtnam dis-
trict the committee k making an
a at losses to tha oouthaort
port of town and hi bemao along
Lins ereak In the north part of the
dty.
Mr. Dunlap mid tho oommlttea k
anxious to secure a complete report
and asked that the statements be
delivered at tbe dumber officee bo-
tore Monday afternoon In order to
avoid delay in tha movement.
Tt k Important that wo obtain
this Information at once" B. B.
Barefoot chairman of tho commit-
tee said. "We must have the co-
operation ef our cittern."
Pepramnlatlvee - from 48
along tha Waafalta river are expect-
ed to attend a flood control confer-
ence at tha eourt houm hare Mon-
day afternoon at o'clock tor the
purpose ef ixnMertng a
to secure federal aid.
Name Williamson
As Inspector Of
County Gasoline
Willard Williamson ail Chlck-
aha avenue and Mke B. P. Snod-
of ' Vardan were appototod
gaaolina lnapoctor in Grady county
to a sweeping shsksup of that I
pertinent by tha state tax cemmk-
alan Saturday according to an As-
sociated mess report toom Oklaho-
ma City.
Mr. Williamson wffl succeed K. a1
Davie of Chtcfcaeha. -while m
replaoes Mta. Wllllaa Hale;
Thirty-eight gasoUne inspectors
over the state were replaced and
cue new office wae emoted In the
changes announced by tha commk-
COULD IT HAPPEN AGAIN?
Chicago; July SL ( Jt probab-
ly couldnt happen again in i
tury ef progreee but at 11
t Saturday 11711 persons had
tamed tho atUas into tho world's
lair grounds. At 11 a. m. today tha
firm waa exactly the samei
MARKETS AT
A GLANCE
New York. July . (P) fltocki
steady; market encounters kupport.
Irregular; prime
Curb Irregular; price movement
erratic.
Foreign exchangf heavy; dollar
ralllei.
Cotton firm; covering and trade
buying
Chicago Grain market closed.
Cattle nominally steady.
Bogs Steady to 10c lower top 479. 1
PAL IS SECOND
FIDDLE PLAYER
FROM NOW ON
Plum now on Pal the Mg Mack
bear at the Bhanoan Springs park
mo win rate as a hack seat
W. O. Pltchford chairman of
tha dty pork board sold Satur-
day a two-year old Mack bear k
bates purchased toom the v.tn-oin
park mo and that Maggie another
member of tha local park aoo bear
family k already threatening to
ghw Pal tha air."
The hear haa been purchased
through tho Rotary dub1 mo com-
mittee with funds contributed by
R. X. Wootteu r and Mr. Pitch-
ford opines be k to be officially
named Dick."
Am j and Jim Winging Way
Over Atlantic on Greatest
Flight Adrcntnrs
Fendlno Wales July S. (P)
Carrying a lipstick tor Amy and no
gags at all tor Jim tbo flying
fan thl fip (odlf to raV
thdr long delayed flight to
York. -
For Amy T1m greatest adventure
of my Ufa; tor him ihk may ha
my last spectacular flight."
Their pin k to eroee tho At-
lantic non-stop to New York thence
again serum tho aea'non-utop to
dad. They ran thdr plana the
Seafarer off the beach at Fendtas
ids and Into tha air at 11 a. r
Greenwich tlma. (5:00 a. m. East-
ern Standard time.)
At 1:10 pl m. Greenwich . tlma
(0:10 a. m. Eastern Standard time)
Jhe MoHisen were righted between
PUstnet Rock and tha Cork mato-
Th Seafarer carried 400 p"
of gasoline which Captain ifaiiimn
believed would proviAi an MO-mlk
margin. They expected to reach
New Yixk tomccrow night and they
' uned to net only a Short tfano
me continuing tho 12400-mlk
gdventure.
Tho weather as they' took off was
tn Sharp' contract to tho taurtmlence
that caused the into crash their
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HTT IS HIE
MISER HEHE
Orguigailon For Home Own-
erg Loans Set Up Iu State;
Name Attorneys
Oklahoma City. July IX
Phank Shipley win be district man-
ager tor the Oklahoma City office
ef the new federal home owner
loan corporation and John TUmcr-
lln will be general district counsel
John F. Mahr etato manager aaid
today.
Mahr already haa named H. L.
Btandevan to taka charge of tho Tul-
( Continued on Page TwoJ
Rebekah Meeting
Is Set Thursday
Evening in City
Evergitiui Rehvkah lodge. No. IX
win fae hostess to the tri-eounty
emorietkn Thursday night July 7
with representatives toom tha lodges
to Grady Stephens and Comancha
counties to attend tho seedon.
Mka. Blanch 1L Weaver of
Stroud preeldent at the Rebekah as-
sembly wlU have charge at the
school of instruction to be held In
connection with the oewrietlwi
meeting.
The meeting wm bo preceded by
a banquet a Harm cafe at Bill
o'clock. Roeervatlene tor tho ban-
quet must be made not later than
Wednesday by calling MX 144 or
112. .
Governor Issues
Smith Reprieve
ML Smith toeing a tour-year
on a manslaughter charge
hem haa been granted a reprieve
until January SO by Governor W.
H. Murray aeearding to ward ro-
cdvsd ham.
ts convicted in district
court hem man than a year ago en
charge in connection with the
slaying of Mr. Mayes Jones when
he was alleged to have fired npon
the driver of an auto In which she
riding. The case was recently
affirmed by tho criminal court of
appeal.
SLASHES
WHEY POST
Beating the old mark set by himself and Harold Oatty to 101 WBay
Fort. Oklahoma pilot formerly employed by F. OL Hall at Chickaahs.
Slipped out of the darkness onto Ikqrd Bennett Field In New York City
Saturday night to- complete hk second round-the-world flight Jn hk globe-
girdling plane tha'Wtonla Mae. ' Hk arrival in New York waa around
-An. hour ahaad.of.tha scheduled tlma announced aa fas-. hopped off from
Edmonton Canada. Saturday morning.
Oil Industry Votes to Qo
With Roosevelts Program
Shorter Hours to Be Applied
With Ides of Putting
Men Back to Work
Washington July IL-HTHta ac-
cord with the administratin' Idea
to put a many people book to
work a poailbls tha emergency na-
nal committee of the petroleum
industry today voted to apply tha
40 hour week to all retail outlet in-
cluding agencies that huiia oil
products as a side Una.
Tha onmmlttw preparatory to tha
opening of hearings Monday before
Hugh B. Johneon tha Industrial ad-
ministrator also approved - federal
price regulation and ' beaming an
laaua which haa Milt tfao petroleum
Industry to. the past tow weeks.
Harry F. Sinclair chairman of the
committee' labor sub-committee and
advocate of bringing all retail out-
lets under the 40 hour week esti-
mated that Ms general application
would mean putting from 50400 to
00000 men back to work as eoa-
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IN COUNTY AREA
FI VO Country Schools to Start
Monday With Attendance
Expected High
Mom than 500 Orady county hoy
nd girls will ba back at tha books
tha door of five county
ebook open Monday morning ac-
cording to John Elmer Martin coun-
ty superintendent of school.
Tho ichook and instructors open-
tag Monday at this week Include:
Harris: Yen lfaa Wilkins and Louis
Blakey; Deton Mke Banka a
Beulah Hamwn; MlddUburg. Ray-
mond Eldridge superintendent Mr.
Eldridge Mr. and Mrs. Rank Moore
and Mr. Della Smith Rich; Slaton
Homer Childs and Georgia V. Child
Vlmy Bldg Mery Emma Hall and
Mta. Eula F. Bird.
Schoole which already have opened
their doom an; Naples with Mr. and
Mrs. Loyd B. Bamrtt a teacben:
Spring Crack Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Bunnyside. Berten Allison
nd Marion B. Smith; Fea Ridge
Edith Ben Todd and Eugeni Fos-
ter. Tt k hnpossibk to purchase the
new school tests and I bdvlm etu-
dente and teachers to me th old
until tho recently adopted
in available." Mr. Martin
aid. -
OLD RECORD
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Thousands "of Pledges Are
Received by Roosevelt on
. - Better Wages
Washington July IX (P Swift
advances wars mads today In Pmst-
Amt Roosevelt's many-sided Indus-
trial re-employment march.
' Telegram by the ttwumnd
brought to him and to Hugh 8.
Johnson hk industrial recovery ad-
ministrator pledge of cooperation
to tfao push tor voluntary agree-
ments from an employers to pay
higher wages and make million of
kv Jobs by Shortening work hour.
Representative of tho many con-
flicting on interests meeting In
preparation tor next week's public
hearing en their soda of fair com-
petition agreed to exVnd the 40-
hour week to n retail outlets a
move expected to mean altogether
00400 to 00400 new Jobs In the
industry. They proposed abo fed-
eral price regulation and licensing.
Johnson called in shipbuilders and
epokeamen at Shipyard labor pro-
posed a compromise tor thdr dif-
ferences and asked them to eon
back with an agreement late to-
night. Their code under hearing
tor days past k wanted quickly be-
cause tbo big naval eonatruetian
program must ba bid en this week
and labor easts depend en tbs
eodeh terms.
Dairymen Called
To Meet Monday
On Milk Statute
Local dairymen era requested to
moot et o'clock Monday evening
In tbs eouncil chamber of the City
haU to discuss e proposed new milk
ordinance which k to be presented
to the -city 'council according to an
announcement mad Saturday by
Marcus Weaver chairman of th
ordinance committee of the city
council.
Due to the dissatisfaction ef local
dairymen with the present ordin-
ance thk meeting haa been called
to dkeuis e new ordinance which
If approved by the dairymen end
tha city council win be included In
tha new revised ordinance book.
Members ef th ordlneneo commit-
tee ef tha dty council other than
Mr. Weaver on Jim Elliott end C.
CblncboU - .
Oklahoma Flier Is
Surprise to Crowd
As Sets Ship Down
Is Nearly 22 Houn Ahead of Former
Mark Set With Harold Gatty; Slips
Into New York Field Hour Before
Schedule From Canadian Point
New Yorlc July 22. (P) Wiley Post ahot down from
the darkness at 11 p. m. tonight (eastern standard time)
completing his world flight for a new record.
His Appearance almost an hour earlier than he had been
anticipated was so sudden that the hugs throng was
startled.
The flier was not seen until he came down almost In the
tenter of the field. He landed from the ninth taxied his
plane to the end of the Held and around to the front of the
Administration building.
His landing waa timed unofficially to give him a world
record of 186 hours 60 minutes nearly 22 hours ahead of
the speed he and Harold Gatty set hi 1931. '
Mrs. Post was in the crowd that had been waiting at
Floyd Bennett Field since early evening for the Oklahoma
flier who reached here after a non-stop trip from Edmon-
ton Alberta.
Major J. Nelson Kelly superintendent of the field who
recorded Posts takeoff at 4:10 a. m. (eastern standard
time) laat Saturday clocked his return officially at 10:59
p. nt -
Posts official elapsed time therefore was 186 hours 49 V&
minutes for his journey of approximately 15000 miles. He
had flown around the world in little over a week and nearly
a full day less than on hia previoua journey- -- -
At Fort taxied along tho cwwdf
About X000 per-
bnko through tbo straining
lines of policemen end pushed to-
tha wfamk Mae's ephmlng
propeller.
Port was toned to stall hk mo-
tor to prevent posribk injury to
them.
Tli flier did not climb toom hk
Ship hmredistely. It we pushed up
Sets Four Records
New Yak. July X (ff-
Wiley Fort art four record on
hk dash around tho worid. Be
made:
The fastest trip around th
worid.
Tho lbat solo flight smmd
tho world.
Tha flist solo flight across
the Baring Bee end Bee at
Okotek.
The foetest flight from New
Task to Berlin. 400 miles is
3 hours end 45 minutes.
Di addition ha was tbe flist
solo ferena-Atlentlo flier slnoe
Cheries A. Lindbergh to seech
hk announced destination with-
out a stop.
tho taxi atrip to tha sdmlnlitrsUon
building with him still In tho cock-
pit. Fort bed flown from Edmonton
with phenomenal speed. He had
left then et :14 e. m earning
southeast eeroes Canada end thence
beck Into the United States.
The enthusiasm of tho crowd tor
tho 4 year old evletori stirring
achievement exceeded anything ever
seen et the field attendants sold.
Photographer pnmed around th
purpk end white monoplane to take
picture white Fort still was In hk
t.
As the deetoning cheers continued
unabated Post rose end weved
eoupte of time; then slumped back
into hk cast. Apparently he wee
doae to exhaustion.
lural Carriers to Hear Jed Johnson l
At State Meeting Here Monday; He Is
Back From Capital; Schedule Planned
Scheduled to deliver one ef the
principal addresses when the an-
nual convention of tha Oklahoma
Rural Carriers association ope
hero Monday OongKwnan JSd
Johneon arrived In Chlckeehe Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr. Johneon Shortly after hk ar-
rival hero left for Walters where
ho win visit hk mother who hoe
been HI and will return to Chick-
aiha Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs.
Johneon accompanied by their
daughters. Jeon end Joen Mrs.
Johnson lister. Mrs. Vernon Snell
end MS. Johnson's nephew L D.
Johneon Jr visited the Century of
otises exposition In Chicago en-
routa hem overland.
Members at the local eammitta
In ebarg of eRangssMnts for the
Are Greeters
NSw York. - July SS. (JP) Wiley
Fort of Oklahoma who soared away
the seat In Uk monoplane Winnlo
Mae e week ago this morning flew
beck from the west tonight nearing
tho end at record trip around tho
worid.
A group ef Foeth fdlow-Oklaho-mena
who flew here to greet him
ware elated. Among them were Wel-
ter Harrison managing editor of
The Oklahoman-Times; R. T. Fred-
erick! of Tha Oklahoma City News:
William L Huggins. Jr traffic man-
ager at the St. Louk end Ben Fran-
cisco railroad; Chauncey D. Nichols
Oklahoma Cement company official:
Dene Todd president at Anderson-
Todd brokers; Thomae & Henna
jr mi ImIu Fain.
Harold Getty himself. Forth navi-
gator on the world trip two years
ago was on hand to a hk record
shattered. He sold far Washington
that Fort wae making a greet
flight"
Plane tor the municipal reception
to Port cell tor him to receive tha
traditions! ticker-tape shower toom
tho skyscraper t noon Wednesday
in tha course of e parade toom tho
battery to city hall the route Gen-
eral Belbo rode yesterday. The Win-
nie mb will be far th procession
either en Its own wheek or atop e
truck end Fort win ride hi the
eoekpit
Fort started hk epla Journey ofe
4:10 a. m. (astern standard time)
kit Saturday July IX He weved
farewell to hk wife end aoomed
way Into the aunrhe.
Twenty-live hour end 45 minutes
later he cams to roit at Berlin set-
ting record for tfao 5400-milo
flight. He had thought to be off
again In half on hour but tiu elec-
tric fuel pumps he exepected wer
not then end tt took nearly two
hours to flU hk Mg tanks.
At 5:10 e. m Sunday (eartem
standard thna) ha took off tor No-
vosibirsk. Siberia. 400 miles sway
but after crossing Into Jtasrie he
ran Into clouds that hung so low
ho was forced to turn bock end lend
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ere expecting ether
speakers to antra far the dty Sun-
day. Clifton J. Brown national
secretary k to be one of the prin-
cipal speaker.
Special aenricea an to be held et
the Epwerth Method let church Sun-
day night tor thorn who errhn to
tho city during th day.
Th convention wlU open far the
auditorium ef th Oklahoma College
tor Women here Monday morning et
o'clock end will continue through
Tuesday. A banquet et the Ameri-
can Legion hen Monday night at
T:IB o'clock k to bo one of th fca-
ef tho evasion.
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Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 154, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 23, 1933, newspaper, July 23, 1933; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1880957/m1/1/?rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.