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BARE MORE CABLE DELAYS.
business Forms Add to Complaints
Against Pacific, Service.

Tho National Foreign Trade Council,
continuing its efforts to bring an i'm
provement in the Pacific cable service.
reported yesterday that a lumber COM
pany doing business in the Philippines
sent message to its Manila office April
IL, which was received June IS. NAV 8
another message was sent, arriving June
IL, The first cable was received about
three weeks after the mail confirmation.
The council also has reports that the
delay in radio service from Japan now
averages eight days, the trouble nppar-
emily being in transmission through
Honolulu A protest is made against
the rule forbidding code messages on tina
ground that 1t is practically impossible to
do business in q plain ten word nassa 90.
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BEANs AND PEAs.-BHANs-Marr
senoiee, 100 lbs. lll5o; Marrow. Manohur-
i u.s. f.s esoIes S.S Gn Ss5ss
$50 LADY wsssisnton, California 81. 80
@Lb; Small White. California, TBo9
TsS.-y L@ eso %as.' ,IS sih ks.SS.h
Dsifuku. Manehsrian lT0T56i Red KID.
ny ki aiti MsneSuT H:a s ssgSsS T.og
Gil; Wits kidney choice ,ii'7S0ia.is;
ITSss. csSsil.fo. eSiissn. ,assSTSo;
Epyou. Chilean, ss&e.25; Cranberry, Man
s sssS%9. , round :sg5gIss long Isl7
Gelifotnia. 81 97.2b; Pink. California, ,7.a6i
ssSsGs'SS 1919 frcsn w.soS.ln
sa;So0iIs;, California. i7:tO9!;7s; chill;
foTnia. S,sSssSS SPITE. s sslOw h'i faIi;
green, tlo@1o.bo; white small Manchur-
Ian. t5.15Gs; large ,s9s5o.
BuITER--creamery. higher than extras.
d. n,., "SSshs, extras; ss score. sSHe.;
So to 81 score. soS5Sc. lover pT SradeS G $50
ssa satrss, ssSsessEaeshN n r SRA ssS ~ g
hnost. SAN 95Se. good to prime 5i96to.
irsts. bl962e.; lower grades tS9 500,
seconds, isH 0.7o.; lower grades. 80 tse.
packing stock. current make, No. 1. I6h a
!Io.; No 2, ASH @tso.: lower grades.
42@4bo.
CHEESE-,State, whole milk, fresh fats,
ooiored or white. ID, BAN @s8kc.; averag,
run, s1h 09sAo.; lower grades, 20 o ale.
sax q $50; average run, coiored or white
81 o sac: lower grades, So q 3oMo.; wiscon-
sin, whole milk. twins. fresh, AN 9s2xc,;
NGsshc.; double daisies. coiored, fresh,
SIN 1880; Young Americas, fresh, $50
80 &c; State, skins, specials, 24h a 25hc.
prime TO choice. 500 2sc.; fair to good. Is q
49,; lower grades, f914o
COrTONSEED OIL,-Range of prices:
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CORN MARKET HAS
IRREGULAR TONE
Favorable Weather and Crop
Reports Cause Prices to
Become Unsettled.
JULY STRONG AT CLOSING
Conditions in Chicago Bring
on Quiet Situation Here
Oats Rally at End.
JULY STRONG AT CLOSING

Favorable weather and crop reports
Irregular tone. The July delivery, after
being easy the greater part of the day.
showed strength In the last hour on
covering. Both September and De-
cember deliveries declined on selling in
iuenced by weather reports. The mar
ket was a quiet professional one, due
TO conditions In Chicago. Not only
were traders hampered in getting to the
Board of Trade in that city because OF
the street car strike. but some Of them
were called into military service. Early
weather reports OF showers in Illinois
we're the signal for selling. Shorts COW
cred later. believing that the crop
needed something more than showers
A good downpour of rain Is claimed to
be the one best stimulant for the corn
crop at this stage, although some be-
lieve that a light fall would be suffi-
Client TO tide It over. as no serious dam
age has been done. Reports of the
crops are all favorable. Weekly wealth
CT and private advices told Of excel
lent progress of corn in all parts of the
belt OF course, some damage has been
done. but not enough to amount to any
thing.
Sentiment was mostly mixed, the trade
preferring to wait until more convinced
Of deterioration before turning to the bull
side. Just at present. with the weather the
governing factor. Il wouldn't be a diffi-
cult matter to shift sentiment Argentine
prices dropped, which proved encourag-
Ing TO the shorts, but the fall seemed to
be offset by increase In hogs due to the
conditions at the stockyards. labor being
scarce. Economic conditions throughout
the country are having an effect on the
FTNt, Oh, oil A,,n
and receipts light. The car shortage
preciudes any extended movement OF
corn at this time.
Talk of export trade revived yesterday
interest in oats. Oats opening was
easier. but later 1t rallied. Weather
conditions and tendency to follow
corn were early factors. Speculative
buying Is not increasing sufficiently to
offset heavy hedging orders which have
como into the market in the last two
weeks. There is a tendency to go slow
and wait to see just how much damage
the corn crop will suffer. as such de-
terioration would have considerable eff
feet on oats. Provisions were easier and
quiet, the advance In hogs having little
or no influence
Local grain. &C.. quotations Of yes
terday follow:
CORN-In the local cash market NO. 2
yellow was quoted at $2.l7; No. 2 white
S2.22. cost and freight New York.
OATS-The local cash market was easy
No. white being quoted at s0hc.; No.
white. soGs0hc.; No. white, 50 " q soc.
no. white. Ss9Sshc.. all elevator.
- RYE-Market steady. No. Western.
9i.7sh, cost and freight New York.
BARLEY-Market nrmer. Feeding
&1.45; mating. $3.50, cost and freight New
York.
BUCKwHEAT-Markst quiet. Sound
milling. $4.259+.4o. cost and freight New
York.
FIAY-Market steady. No. 1. ,is592;
no. 2, .si.so9 1.so; No. 3. $3.50 G1.Ssi ship
ping. $40.
sTRAw-Market quiet. no. rye. s14
a ton. --
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LEAGUE TO woo WALL STREET.
Administration Speakers TO he
Heard From sub-Treasury steps.

Administration Speakers to he
Heard From sub-Treasury steps.
The League Of Nations Association has
decided to go TO Wall Street seeking
support for the covenant. and announced
yesterday that . series of talks by
league supporters win be made from the
steps of the Sub-Treasury Mondays and
Wednesdays. The first two speakers are
to be Gilbert N. Hitchcock, Senator from
Nebraska, and William @. McAdoo, for
merly Secretary OF the Treasury. Later
speakers include Newton D. Baker, Sec
rotary OF War; Franklin d. Roosevelt,
Assistant Secretary of the Navy: Charles
C. McCord. chairman of the Interstate
Commerce Commission; A. Mitchell Pal
mer, Attorney-General; Rodman Wanna
maker. Judge William II. Wadhams,
Judge Samuel Seabury, Miss Alice Car
penter and Mrs. William d. Sporoorg.
Miss Marie Tiffany of the Metropoli-
tan Opera Company will sing the "Staf
Spangled Banner" at the first meeting
next Monday. The campaign 10 directly
inspired by the Administration, with
President Wilson a member of the gen.
eral committee. The other members are
Judge Martin T. Manton, Miss Carpen-
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NATIONAL BUDGET FIGHT ON.
BENJAMIN Strong Il Director o
Committee Just Formed.

The National Budget Committee was
Incorporated In washington yesterday
with board of directors on which are
Benjamin Strong. governor Of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of New York; Henry
L. Stimson. former Secretary of War,
and John 7. Pratt of this city. The
committee will enlarge the organization
to 100 we'll known business and profess
sional men to advocate the adoption OF
national budget system. The plan
they favor is for the preparation of a
budget to be submitted to Congress by
the President, systematlzing all national
expenditures.
The incorporators are Henry b. f
MacFarland OF Washington, DR.. Samuel
McCune Lindsay of Columbia University
and Charles f. Nesbit. former insurance
commissioner for the District of Co
lumbia-
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'22, e5@2s.l5; heavy weight. ,2s.75Q2s;
$3.50 q 49, light lights, s2l p2550; heavy
packing sows, smooth. s2On2i; BACKING
sows, rough, slS420; piga SlSGt 2g'7b
cattle-Rsceipts. 4.oooi steady. Beef
steers, medium and heavy weight, medium,
and good, sl5ql725; common, sitmls5O:
light weight, good and choice sl9bOR
1850; common and medium. tlOQI250;
butcher cattle, heifers 3775glI; cows
81, ~ q 1880; Gamers and cutters $3.50
7.f5; veal calves, light and handy weight,
fl3, 80 4l6.b0; feeder steers {750al95O:
! stooker steers s73iO.s0.
sheep--Reccipls, 5000; steady. Lnmbs,
81 lbs. down, Sis 50dpi5.50; ouiis and com,
mon, fsdS yearling wethers, tiOdii;
ewes. medium and choice. sS.50q9; culls
and common, 500
PIrTsBUR0. July so.-cattle-siow;
supply light, Prime, s15.259ls.
sheep-Slow: supply light Prime
wethers, $40 50@ll; culls and common, So
Q5; lambs. s10aI6.
Veal Calves--ils a2o.
HoEs-Lower; supply double decks
, Prime hesvles, ss3'f5a9S; medium and
| heavy Workers., $3.50 I2s76; light York
srs and pigs s22a ease; roughs AIS 30.
EAST buffalo, July SO.-cattle-Re-
ceipts. 325; slow; easier.
Calves - Receipts $50; steady; coo at
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; CSC. to sSe lower.
Heavy mixed and Workers.. t2S40q2s5 so;
| light Workers. t2a, so ~ asi pigs, i2a60;
roughs. t20.75121; stags. s129fs
Sheep and LambS-Receipts. 6ooi steady;
unchanged.
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British Victory Loan,

LONDON. July 30-The recent British
Victory Loan subscriptions amounted 10
f767 100000, IT was announced to-day in
the House of Commons by j. Austen
Chamberlain. Chancellor the Exchequer.
That amount exceeds the sum announced
previously by f59,sOO0OO.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

PURCHASING AGENT OR ASSISTANT
II desire a position in the material line
Of some good concern where there is lots
OF room TO grow. Have been in present
understand tho purchasing, storing, ma
terial. cost, distribution. transportation and
shlppbns OF Ma,sFiats ioI ihpusiriSl pIaht - =
Sun office.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS. July 30.--A strong ad-
vance in cotton to-day took the market
to net advance of 60 to 81 points.
The close: October. 84.o5: December,
S4.os; January. 3414; March. S4.2S;
May, 34.23: spot qulets; middling, BATS,
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points decline with fnlddling at *. 2id. Sales
1000, American 5000. Imports 5000, none
American. Futures opened easy, at Al to AZ
points decline. Closed unsettled at q net de.
cline Of n 10 % points. July q. 4sd October,
2e7 December, 20 sid, January, 20Sa' ;
MARCH, p. Sid May, 2o.73d. Manchester-
Yarns easier cloths hrm
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Coffee Cables-Rto was 100 reis higher for Is
ri 1870. Exchange i-32d. lower at II sled
Rooalpis 5000 bags and stock $4,000 bags. In
the last report at 10000; 10 were unchanged
IL $4,000. Receipts 1900 bags and stock
i.sS0 900 bags. Santos futures were unchanged
20 100 reds lower. Receipts NJ the ports were
1000. against 1900 last year and 5000 two
years ago. Sac Paulo had 1900, against
1900 and 5000. and Jundiahy 1000. against
1i.00o and 1900 two years ago. Fine weather
was reported in Sac Paulo. with Temperatures
ranging from 20 10 81 degrees.
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ter chairman; Mrs Carrie Chapman
Gait, Mrs. George f. Kerr. Mrs Anna
Houghton and Mrs. Sporborg.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

' WRITER desires 10 meet man OF means
who will back proposition 10 produce cat :
tie on vacant Canadian Government land.
W.. box 90 Sun once.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the 18th day Of Juno. 1918.
by and between JOHN WANAMAKER.
NEW YORK, and MR.. LEONARD BLOOM
FIELD. will sell on the End day OF Au-
gust, 1919. at ten o'clock In tho forenoon
maker, New York, 764 Broadway, in the
city, County and state of New York, one
Mahogany Piano, style NO. I2s643, as pro-
vided by Sections 6s and &c OF the Per-
sonRl Property Law.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on tho nth day Of June. 1918.
NEW YORK, and SUSAN e. FULLER. 1
will sell on tho 7th day Of August. 1919,
at ten o'clock In the forenoon In tho
Piano Department OF John Wanamaksr,
Now York. 764 Broadway in the City.
County and state OF Now York. one style
Mahogany vlctroIa XVII, No. NJ 1887, as
provided by Sections G5 and &C OF the Per-
sonRl Property Law.
DANIEL GREENwALD. Auctioneer.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the 24th day OF January, 1919,
by and between JOHN wANAMAKER.
NEW YORK, and PHILIP ROSENBLATT,
/ will sell on the 18th day OF August, 1919,
Department Of John Wanamaler. New
York 764 Broadway, in tho City, County
and state OF New York. one Style No. =
Mahogany Piano and stool. as provided by
Sections IS and &C Of the Personal Prop
DXNiEL aREENwALp, Auctionosr.
TO WHOM 1T MAY coNcBRN: -,
Please be advised that will not be ~
sponslble for any debts contracted by any
other person than myself.
MOSES u WALI4ACH
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FRENCH. JOSEPHINE BoNAPARTE-
In pursuance OF an order OF Honorabls
John p. Cohaian, a Surrogate OF the County
Of New York. NOTICE d hereby sivea i
sEpRiNE soNXPKRTn FRESciHn lat: Of q
the County of New York, deceased, tS
present the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber. at place Of transactlng bust.
ness, No. sos East 18th Street. IN the Cit,
day OF March. 1919. MARINus WILEY.
Jamaica, n. Z. FRANK n. MERRIAM.
HxOeutor
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Marshalrs Falls House, Marshalps Creek,
Pa; private lake; own produce; excellent
roads; private bath. NORMAN HUFFMAN.
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nKLP wANTEp--FEMALH
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SPRUCE CABIN INN NI i.S Bath, en- ~ KIT. s.a
ments. Booklet. Cresoo Station. Lacka- r. n.
w. ]. g. NJ. d. PRICE, Canadensis, Pa.
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METROPOLITAN LINE
sURRoGATE.s NoTrcH..

b~~~~~~~~---- --~-~->>-~>~~~S~>s
SHELDON. GEORGE R.-In pursuance
of an order OF Honorable John p. CohslAn
A Surrogate of the County OF New York
notice Is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against osorgs r. Sheldon. late OF
the County OF New York, deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scribsrs at their place OF trGnsAeting busi-
ness at the once OF Simpson. Thatcher a
BArtlett their attorneys, No, az Cedar
street, in tho Borough OF Manhattan, in the
City OF New York. State Of New York. on
or before the foth day OF September, 1918.
ISIS, CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPASY
OF NEW YORK, RICHARD WHITNEY,
LETT, Attorneys for Executors. 81 Cedar
street, Borough OF Manhattan. New York
city
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soLIClTORS-Exper wanted 10
sell the new "PRbst." which, July LIST, took
the place Of the Pabst beverages: can be
sold under the new Prohibition law by
grocers. restaurants. lunch and soda stands
soda fountains. drug stores etc, without
any license whatsoever: liberal comml ssio n
arrangement; great opportunity to the
right men who are acquainted in the above
mentioned lines Call In the forenoon
personally at once of PABSr BREWING
co. eos W. 49th 81,
sECRETARY-sTENO GRAPHER-Youns
man with several years experience; one
willing to assist with general once work
must be accurate and capRblei state partio-
ulRrs as to age. reference. past experience
and salary desired. Address SECRETARY,
1893 Third Ave,
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SpOt-Local, $3.50: New Orleans, s.
COTTON STATISTICS.
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OFFICERS WANTED Tor the New Mer-
chant Marine. Experienced men can Sc
cure FREQ training for a license as deck
oficers and engineer officers at the schools
Of the U. s. Shipping Board. Course In
Navigation. six weeks. ftn for third mate .
license or higher; open to men of two years
deck experience, or to men who are gradu-
ates of high schools or colleges and have
one years experience on a ship of 1000
gross tons or over, or ensign graduates OF
the Naval Intensive Training Course and
having four months service at sea on the
bridge. Ocean or coastwlse service ao-
cepted. half time allowed for fisheries. or
for work on lake. bay or sound.
Free course In marine engineerng one
month fits for third assistant engineers
license or higher; open to men Of mechaui-
cal and engineering experience, including
locomotive and stationary engineers, ma
ohinlsts on marine engines graduates OF
mechanical engineering schools: graduate
ensigns OF the Naval Intensive Training
Course after having -four months service as
Junior Engineer Oficer at sea, and marine
oilers and water tenders.
Apply Harold l.. Alden and A. b. SpauId-
ing, 57l Jersey Avesue, Jersey City, n, j.;
Prof. Edward c. Wesselhoeft and Prof. e.
r. Church, Jr.. The Polytechnic Institute
So Livingston Street. BROOKLYN Nav York
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RHODE IsI.AND

SURF AND STILL WATER BATHING.
PLIMPToN HOTEL S oITEEHNSEs
WATCH HILL. r, I. Open June to sept.
A. d. CUSHING. MET.
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NEW JERsEY-ocean Grove.
NEW JERsEY-BelmAr.

THE LLANYM0R-Bloek to Beach
Tennis, Music; exclusive patronage. Cap. To-.
Rates, $l5-$20. Booklet J. a h. HILLI0.
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MISCELLANEOUS -
10y, bsk., S4V6; Della
bsk., 1906 far South
BEBTs-Nearby. 400
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
AMERICAN COTTON MEN
MEET AT NEW ORLEANS
Name Several Directors to Serve on
Cotton Export Corpora
TONS Hoard.
tBv Associated Press,


wannamaker, OF ST. Matthews. s. c..
WAS elected permanent chairman OF tne
american Cotton Association at its
meeting OF delegates from cotton
growing states here today.
ed niast vice. pres ident. and w. c. Bar
rickman. OF Dallas. secretary. Mr..
Wannamaker's title later was changed
from chairman to president.
Directors for the cotton export
financing corporation so far selected
include:
North Carolina. j. 4. Brown. Chad
burn: South Carolina. s ID. Jennings.
Sumpter; Georgia. r. r. Willngham.
IT. was announced the export cor
poration was a going concern as ff-
teen minutes after necessary prelini-
nary subscriptions of $4,000 had been
fered.
The complete board OF directors OF
VIII select the principal officers
fointing out "ath the Eouth will
never again raise as large cotton
crop as In past because OF whai was
termed successful efforts towards an
acreage reduction" the crop report
can Cotton Association made public
its findings at a meeting here today
OF members.
The following table OF reduction
percentages by states is contained in
the report: Virginia. 1913: North Caro-
lima. 2o.l South Carolina. 2s.l: georgia.
pa Florida. 2i5; Mississippi. 80:
Louisiana. e3.l: Texas. 700: Arkan-
sas. 200: Tennessee. $50: Missouri.
80: oklahoma, 2a.0: California. 700;
arizona. 20; Alabama. 40 dncrease)
totals. III Total. 27,46@,a97; total
q,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
AUSTRIANS TO GET
TERMS OF TREATY
EARLY NEXT WEEK

Con tinued From First pascl
ne ne war; declared that Germany had
obligated herself to give Comnensa.
,ion based on Secretary Of Staic
LANSING note Of November :. indie
pehdrnt!y Of the question Of RESPONSE
oi!iiy FOR the war.
ne German delegation. the note se,
!oltA' could not recognize that from
my responsibility Of the former Ger
m nian S,2NeEhment for the origin OF The
Part OF the allied and assorIat I'D
powers the right TO claim indemnip ~
oation for losses suffered through the
The note -iseclarsd fur,bor INA no,o
terms prGrideh no proof OF Germanv's
responsibility for the war, and re-
quested the reports Of all the alIicd
commlss,ons which investigated the
responsibility for the war should he
conuun'cated to the German deleGa-
Another note Of the three handed
IN on tuesday. that dealing with Ter
.toTial questions. declared the por-
ion r o, me treaty dealing with ter
corcance with President Wilson's four
Under the financial and economic
cconditions Of The treaty. I; was fur
insr SCI form II seemed 1t would be
Impossible for Germany TO have enough
GOLD on hand a; the end OF ff,een
years 70 re-purchaSe the Saar Valley
mines from France. and If She did
Inc decentralization commission wh,rn
would sun dominate Germany. would
: Shcl purpose.
The note suggested negotiation
Win the entente with a View OF effect
I!s an alternate arrangement TO meet
or coal from both the Saar ana the
ltuRr eg.unS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
NAVY ORDERS PROVIDE,
FOR FLYING EMERGENCY
Every Possible Contingency Anticipated in Plans Govern
ing Aircraft in Long Hop Across Atlantic Sixty
Destroyers Watch Ocean Path.

westward, The next vessel in the line
make the sFme signals for three-ouar-
ters OF an hour before the planes are
due 10 arrive.
Upon being notified that it has been
sighted by planes or when a station
ship sights the flyers. the vessel viii
smells. viii take the exact course To
me next station and will steam slowly
on 'hat course to indicate the proper
route and will keep in radio c0mniuni
cation with the dying ships.
Clear Air of Ordinury Mcssnscs.
:, lanes forced 10 land on the water
sition and condition by radio. rockets
ana iiares with the following meanings
10 assistance required: red star or
Hare assistance required In the event
one plane is forced 10 land the others
VIII remain in the vicinity until re
port OF her condition is recovered ar
assistance arrives.
During the hight all destroyers sta
toned along the route are to disDlay
4 number which will indicate TO the
flyers the distance they have covered
by the Navy Department to keen the
arr clear OF al except emergency radio
MESSAGES during the time OF the flight.
any plane whether known to be en-
gagged IN the Transatlantic flight or not
duty ii is on and. if desired the trme
course 10 the next vessel on station.
All ships IN the vicinity are instruct, :
answer to O calls. and TO make
every effort 10 assist in repairs nee
rssary TO continue The flight. In the
event that the disabled plane cannot
proceed and condit ions make towing It
back t" the base hazardous or impos
slble. the destroyer Is instructed 10
rescue INC crew and to salvage all
parts If the plane possible.
Plymout hObJcrtiNc Point.
AS soon as the Scap;anes left Ire
pnssey the bait leships Utah and Flor
ida discontinued meteorological obscr-
vatiors and proceeded back 10 This
country The Texas and Wyoming will
continue observations until the planes
reach the AZORES. hut will send reports
10 the base ship. United States steam
shin Melville; at Punta Dcleado The
hattlcShip Arkansas, which has been a
miymonth. ENGLAND. immediately upon
receiving word that the flight from
Trepassey, has started. proceeded 10
take station between the Azores and
Lisbon 10 report meteorological condi-
hight.
The. planes arc following mcrca
tors from Mistaken Point on TreDassey
BAY to Corvo. wcstermost island of
the Acres. for 4 land fall if necessary.
and thence by the shortest route
liorta or Punta DelEado. There they
VIII refuel, make necessary repairs Il
start as soon as possible for Lisbond
departing from Lisbon in the early
morning tho flyers are ordered 10 head
Tor plymouth. the obiectivc point OF the
long voyage.