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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
l.. r. & E. Convention
Costs Organization
$52.06 a Minute

HOUSTON. Texas. June This
convention ~ the luteTnationai
brotherhood 81 Locomotive Fires
men and EnEinem.n costs the or
Ranlxatiun So nf minute durlng
convention sessions. according 10
figures compiled hy John ". Me-
Nance editor uf tho brotherhood
magazine
The brotherhood has f0t iodecs,
he said. each of which IL entitled
90 one delegate at conventions.
The delegates receive "a aainry of
- day snd are allowed s. a day
for cxuouscs. or "a total OF 80 a
day A bit of multiplication shows
The brotherhood pays out for each
working day OF six hours fix,geN,
or tS12g an hour
The 1915 convention % the
brotherhood held In Denver cost
the brotherhood slightly mora
than 5000 600 u was In nesslop
81 working days Printing bills ~
thr Denver convs ution totalied
$40. o0a
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and hc asserted that the coilec-
ton ~ such vast sum by the re-
publican party ia "a national mem
ace
samuel ~ Halston. the party
candidate Tor United States senator.
charged thc republicans with fol-
lowing blind policy In the
work ~ reconstruction since the
world war iiusiness depression
and Unemployment. he asserted
wore the results and he added the
claim that the pending tariff bill
before congress would absolutely
close the doors TO foreign
mnrkotr.
The four power pact was de-
scribed by Nj Halston as a very
short step In the right course. "a
END war and he said be- was willing
TO see u tried out az the next hest
thing 10 tho league OF nntiona
lie added his opinion that the
league would not Do a campaign
issue.
Miss Esther Kathleen q keefo
making her first speech since win
ming the nomination as tndiaun's
FIRST woman candidate for congress.
aald she was Nominated as cIfl-
zen. not ns woman. and 10 elected
her official conduct would be
guided hy the spirit that nominu-
Tod me"
An 4nusuaiiy large number ol
women participated in the con
veniion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
VICTOR OF DUEL
AND HIS SECONDS
SENT TO PRISON
Underworld Trays Not
as r Resp bic as
Sword Affairs, Court
Holds

PARIS June ! Thy the Asso-
clatod prcssl a duel 20 the doath
over "a woman has brought prison
sentences Co the victor Maurice
fintcauN an Apache. and tho wilt
nosscs uf thv fight Tho court re-
iected the dcfcnsc's plea that
Dwelling with knives On the un-
d.rwnrld was quite as respectable
as sword or pistol affairs before
top hated society leaders.
FintcauN and hi= seconds weru
sentenced last night TO two year
imprisonment each, and the dirrc-
tor 81 the combat 60 siA months
Tor their parts In the death Of
Charles Lallcmant another ApA-
che. Lallemanf was formerly the
paramour % L"uisc Rather bat
fiuteauN won her from him.
The testimony showed that thu
duct WAS conducted according tU
set rules Similar knives well
sharpcncd nt the SCENE hy She wit.
hcssgs. were given 60 the combat
ants l.allemnnt di-rprardsd the
rules. When he attempted to tui.
low up his advantage Of draWInr
first blood by kicking vigorously
az pintauxE abdomen. the utbsI
Apache closed Ia ON him. repeat.
eddy stuhhing hia opponent until
ho fell rauftally wounded
Tho attorney Cor ths dcfonse
annduugd their announced UIlN ID
summonlnE persons lu tho social
world ar experts 10 tcs3ity that tho
duel. ~ conducted was "sutirgb
regular"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
FIRST ROTARY
SPECIAL TRAIN
ARRIVES HERE
Members From New
York and New Jersey
Are Shown City

one hundred Rotarlans with
their families arrived this afternoon
at ESQ o'clock at Albuquerque on
a ton-car special train bcdeckcd
with STEAMERS advertisinA their
organization ana destination. Upon
detraining for their five hour stay
here. they were received by mem-
hcrs 90 the local Rotary riub No.
D. aud the local kiwaHis organ
izatiun The local frnternal organ b
iautluns had volunteered for the
entertainment OF the visitors near
ly sotcty automobiles to snow
them she various points OF inter-
CT about the city.
Iinu. were also made hy the To-
cal EUtlriun- 10 entertain the Nls-
jting members az their residences,
Luncheon ana dinner FOR tho party
were provided at the AiVnradu. Tho
train is scheduled 20 leave Albu-
gurrluv ut seven "a clock this even
ing
pom It's arrival at Islcta at
scvou-thirty o'clock twu houF
stay was planned during which
time tnr Indians of that village
were Co give a special dance for
NNNf NNNNN NNANANNANAA VT NN" NNNNNhA -
The arrangements Tor the dance
had been made hv the local Rotary
club.
tn. Itinerary for tndays special
train which carried tho Third Bls-
trlct Rotary clubs including Fms
tern New y ork aud Northern Sew
lcrtcy, included chicago. kansas
city. Colorado SPRING. p-nver.
i'ike's peak Williams canyon and
Las Vegas. The tram lott New
York cay On May sith, and will
arrive al los angeles on the night
OF June tn.
The arrangements OF the timer
AIRY were under the direction OF
\. T. McCann, a weil-known touf
director. Of New YORK CITY who q
n Rptarlan ana a mcnibcr . Tho
party. Thu committee in cnarEs
consisted ~ Anthony Schulmcrich
- Ncwuurg y v. chairman. John
/ r. - blackburn Of Albany s. Y.
! Fdwln J skiilmnu 80 New Norh
city. Herman Benz 81 n3iac. y
! and Mort Y rurh 81 Rcd liunlE
\. j.. j. Lyle kinmonth nf AsburS
ark. y j.. is the governor of ca,
third district ot Rotary clubs
Follow, the convention in IN,
Angeles the itinerary viii take the
party on their way to tho East
along the Pacific coast. British Co
iumhln, Canadian Rockies and tho
-. iawrcnc. river Thew viii re'
turn To New York on June ssth.
More than ! 500 Rutarinn OF
four special train. viii pass through
| Albuquerque tomorrow morning
The first train will arrive from T.
faso with the N.w orleans dele
! Cation az nine o'clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
Hunted Ex-Convict
Escapes in Auto
OF Officer, Belief

ttNCOi.S. Ncb Junc Fred
brown former convict hunted hy
posses of two cities for urarly three
days as the man believed 90 have
kidnapped ana shHcklod TWO Omaha
women and "a man to-day was be-
hcNci by state officers Co. be
motoring icisurcly away from lin
coin in a motor car stolen early
today from the residence uf "a
detertiVe
when J. e. Broadly detectivc for
the Merchants National Detective
iurruu rose early today hr die
covered hts car wuH missing
whirh un being reported 10 Gus
iicNers. sheriff ciicited the state
Weut from ihc latter thai rho car
probably was stolen hy Brown.
who ls miles away from Lincoln
~ the present time"
Nj Broadly lives about two
hinc Do from the spot whore an in
tcnslNe search was made toe
Brown. hat "a WaF explained he
had not been working on tho case.
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WOMAN To THROW
LIGHT On CASE

Los ANGELES. June Miss
Martha Kendall. who once flied "a
suit charging criminal conspiracy
against Walter : ward now held
hy th" White Tlnins. \. Y huthori-
ties following his confession that
he killed Clarence petors for
alleged attempted hlaclman. has
boon located In she Hollywood dia-
trict ny the i.os 'Angccs Times.
The police officials Of Eltts-
hurrh Pa are xaid Co have urged
tho White Plains authorities to
hunt fer Miss Kendall ~ the hone
she could aid them In the present
case.
Miss Kendall modesto. aid
sho had not seen Ward for seyerai
years. since shortly after his
father. George :. Ward. wealthy
haekr, settled with her out ~ court
on her SO 200 suit for damages
asainii his son. She asserted the
younger Ward had broken into her
apartment ana attempted 10 Kid
nap her.
= can throw usht upon the
mystery. an right" the Times
quoted Miss Kendall - know n
few things that those Interested in
prosecuting Mr. Ward would like
to know III tell an know u
they ash mo not an then"
She said she concurred IN tho
opinion ~ woman friend OF hers
ln New York aa expressed In o
letter received today She quoted
this friond whose name she de-
cllned Ga give. NJ having written:
'find the woman and you'ii find
the solution"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
Wage Cut Details
For Employees of
Shops Completed

CHICAGO, June Delay In
compilation Of the minority report
hy tho labor niemhers of the board
b. an thet withholds announcement
~ Anothcr slash of $50. 4nn from
the wages of railway employees by
the railway labor board II was said
today.
Dctnils ~ the reduction affect
Ing tu0.n0a shop crafts employ es
have been completed. u was srid
This cut. which is 90 follow the
$50 0N0, pna reduction In the wages
of 40o 600 maintenance ~ way rm-
ployCs who arr threatening u strike
Rs "a result. will affect all black
smiths. machinisis. boiler makers.
sheet metal wurkerS, electrical
workers. ear men and helpers In
the servioc OF the nations raii-
roads.
The scale of reductions 4 said
20 range from five 90 nine cents
an hour Among tho decreases in
the impending decision are said to
hc the following.
Apprentices. five cents. helpers.
five cents. mcchanics seven cents.
passenger car men seven coats.
felElii car men nine cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
Sixty Prize-Fighting Fowls
Seized in Raid Fight Battles
To Death With None Present

prlzed by the handicrs from Hook
unum Com. 90 Sacarappa. Maine.
lay silent ln the dust They had
fought their last fight Tne sur
tleing twenty birds were rechnE
around the pile of dead nEhiers
apparently exhausted after IA long
HlEht OF battle. They were tiud 20
a ionro in the hcn run az inter-
vals which would pcrmit no fur
thcr combat
john Alden. master of the hen
run which had been invaded hy tho
prix- flshierH furnished iiitip one
art tragedy. when John saw the
sixty aliens suddenly invade his
kinEfium and usufp his powers h.
GrimH went over the TOP. pre-
pared for battle
JohB'a body was found nt the
bottom of a riie of dead game
cocka. lie had laid down hin life
for a fond belief IN his own
proweaa.
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spRfSGFfELn. Mass, June -
The greatest fighting main ever
held in New England was staged
Tuesday night. There wcro no spee-
tafors and no bets Tho bis coax
fighting derby raided by state
tre,1crs Was a mere preliminary
round
sixty prizo fiehiing fowls, cap-
furtd hy the raideFr were placed
together In q yard. The biras, the
pick 81 fanrinfs from Rhode Island
TO Vermont. held O haftlr royal in
. hen yard with no one prescott 20
cheer tho eangulnary combate.
Tuendhy tho yard wss found inter-
"a with dead aud dying. like a bat
tlrfiald IN the ArEonne. while the
survivors, SCARED and hleedinE,
alrutfed abeut the field Of carnage.
crowinF challenges 10 tkoae able 20
take them uN.
Foriy of AAo feathercd fighters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
PRESIDENT Of
CHINA GIVES
RESIGNATION
Effort to Be Made to
Unite the
Country

PEEING. China. June i.---t ny
the Associated Press President
Hsu Shih Chang rendered his re-
slgnation at an extraordinary
session Of the cabinet held Today.
lie was urged to withhold IL until
the parliament convcncs at Peking.
II a Vacancy occurs before a new
president takes office. Acting Pre-
inter chow Tsu chi will act
The old republican parliament
Of china which has the hacAfng OF
General Wu Pei f'u. recent yictcr
over Chang Tso-Lin. convened a.
Tien Tain today for the first time
since u was dissolved an 1917 and
adopted a program aimed al the
unillcation Of China.
The president OF the senate and
the speaker OF the house Issued q.
statement In which they said the
old parliament planned TO publish
manifesto, declaring froaident
hru Shih Chang depuHed. They
then will offer the presidency 20
ii Yuan Hung who was president
frum June. 1916. to July. 1871. and
who was forced out Of office.
The parliament which IL In
session ai lien Tsin plans 10 move
to i'eking when its preliminary
program b. completed and formally
assume NJ the nations Legislative
body.
Members OF the old parliament
who are 81 canton and Shanghal
have been urged to proceed 10 Pck-
ing without delay To take part IN
the deliberations.
II was announced today that
dnrine the sessions nt PekinR the
railroad between the capital and
Ticn Tsia win be under guard to
prevent Interference from possible
obstructionists.
General Taao Kun. powerful
, leader of the north. who IL credit
ed with being the force behind " a
i-ci fue's recent suTcoasful drive,
b. mentioned for the position of
vice president in the now govern
mcnt.
overturcs have been made 10 Dr.
sun Nat Sen. president Of the Can
ton government To join the move
ment FOR o. united China II has
been pointed out TO Dr. sun that
with the elimination from ths
presidency Of Hsu Shih Chang
whose tenure II office sun mas
maintained wls Illegal. there is no
further obstacle 20 cooperation be-
tween thc north aud the south.
dditioual strength for the re-
SO ga republican parliament a
found tu the announcement that
General chen chung Ming The
military uownr 0f south China. who
few t1Ys aro demanded Dr
n ig niinu has declared his
uteuiis n to support the moventoni
launched al Tlcn Tsiu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
Los Angeles Daily
Changes Ownership

Los ANGELES, Junr The
ownership ~ the Los AnEele-
Eycnlng Express today had passed
from the Edwin T. Earl estate 20
G.. A. Dickson ana F " koiiorg
according to announcement tncy
authorized
81 Dickson. ne editor and Mr.
Kellogg a. business manager nave
been operating the Express. tho
oldest daily in lsos Angeles FOR
three ycau on "a .cnairact with AN
option to purchase. M. HIckson
stated
rheir success has been such that
uUy mtdr a proposition tu uker
else the option to the executors ~
the estnta of Edwin T. Earl for
ner ovnrT Of the paper. VINO dicd
more than thrrc years ago. The
proposition was accepted and tho
new owners were in fuil possess
ION today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
bLACKMA|lER
IN WARD CASE
CALLED MYTH
Search of Home Fails
to Show Evidence
of Fight

WHITE PLAINS. y. r.. jun / .
The entrance Of one group Of
detectives, brought into the Ward
Peters killing case by District At
torncy Weeks 10 investigate every
angle % the mysterious blackmaii
and shooting affair. and the rxl;
OF another group that now declare
that their failure To find the 'ltoss
mentioned hy Ward as black
mailer -in-Chicf, couvinces them
that Ross IL pure uIyth.
marked the 10th day since EN-
Sailor Peters was found shot 90
death on the konsico reservoir
road
the search Of the Ward homc
was declared 10 have fal.ad TO iilr-
close any evidence OF gun fight
there.
Moatchcstrr county officials arr
10 begin another separate cxeml-
nation today of an New Rochell,.
poiicr un duty IN or unar tho Ward
hoinc on Muy Is. the day of tho
hnotius according to the atury
told hy the son of the millionaire
baker.
Mr. Weeks refused to anNser
questions submitted hy nswspap-r
men on the Ward ease but h.
frankly admits tnht the nyaery
has him worried and that hc s,dc-
ivrimned 10 reach the botioni Of
the affair
Ward. who wa away when t,he
scar hing party arrived nt 4hls
home. arrived there shortly 1icr
ihoy had completed their task Bod
departed. He dashed into fhc
house only o. soon rcappehr Ind
hurry away In his automobile Bis
face was grim ami IL was said hc
had hurried out for consultation
with his lawyers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01

Los ANGELES. June Com
stance TalmadEo, screen actress.
Vas Frdnfed an iutcrlecutury de
cree % disarcc today from John
piaiugiou. tobacco manufacture
~ View Nork oa-sroHndS of mental
cruelty No answer 10 the suit
was filed by I'iaioEiou. They were
married September 90. 1927.
Miss Talmadgc testified that ON
April Q. 1891 a few months after
their marriage, IiHloElou told h"r
that he did not care tn continue
married Hfo and asked her 20 leave
their eastern home She did not.
but he packed ~ and icft. she
Stid
Her mother Mrs. Margaret Tai
madEo. testified tn support charges
of mental cruelty Miss Tnlmads,
announced thataahe viii leave soon
foF visit 20 Europe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
Father of Opinion
His Son Perished
In Colorado Storm

DENVER. June Henry ~
Ragatz. 4 years old, IL believed by
his father. the Rev. Arthur y Rag
niE. of Denver. o. have pcriHhed
In snow storm on ilorthoud pass
late Tuesday.
According to fflo Rev RaEatz the
boy disappeared from his nomc
here May ~, leaving IN "a motor
cycle side cnr
Through descriptions sent out the
boys father traced him 10 Em-
pire. Colo. whore he had been seen
ainesing across Renhoud pass on
his machine. A search la towns on
the other sido of the pass failed "a
reveal any trace of the boys arriy-
at.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
Assessor Is Asked
To Put Property
Returns in Shape

SANTA FE. y N june ! The
board uf county commissioners Of
Santa fc county today appealed 60
the state TAX commission amt dc
trict attorney AloN Read 20 require
county assessor Mlrceliuo a. prtlh
to pat property returns in such
shape thai the bosd could pass
on them
The hoard then recessed hc .
cause, u was said. tho necessary
Information 10 pass on questions
brought up AZ H. equalization SEES
sion was not furnished ln the
blanks IL was said the burrd telt
Mr. ORTIZ had failed TO comply
with the assessment laws IN sccur-
ing property descriptions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
Bulgarian King
Own'Gardener

SOFIA. June i.--l<lnE BoS--
81 Bulgaria has become his own
gn -dsuer. iie may be- seen any
day ni the pniacc grounds, spade
in hand and dressed IN an old
linen dusier. diEEing potatoes or
Planting cshhaEes ana turnips.
He believes the time has come
when hinrs must be something
more thar mere constitutional
flFurehcadf.
In our country" he said
every one must work our
policy l. one or productivity,
Even my sisters fPrinecss Eu-
doxin and Princess Nadeica) are
doing their share. You viii
find ihem IN the Kitchen doing
some useful household tasks.
Kings a. wali hs countries have
their days OF adversely, and n
II only through labor that ae
can regain eur normal level"
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Lea County Road
Work to Continue

SANTA re. y NJ. June At
torney General flwman in an
opinion 10 Highway Engineer Gil
lett today said the state could not
condemn state lands Tor rtsni nf
way for a rund helng built ln Lea
county. but be believed the state
land com mlssioneY could nj tho
lies partly on state lundA viii DO
gone ahead with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
Bandit Obtains
Five Cents in
Train Hold Up

TOXIC. May CORRESPOND
onrr OF the Associated Press
What the police say was the
flrsi Hlnno bandit" train hold
up IN Japan recently was pulled
of on n trun Just outsidc Of
Toxic with a nct profit 10 the
Mnudt of the equivalent 81 an
American niCtsl
The hiEhwayman entered a
crowded ihird class cor. turn
- down the iights ana. ~ the
point Of n revolver. demanded
that that passengers hama ovtf
their money and saiuahloa
pnV yiciim had just cnm-
Piled with y contribution 81 len
son. about five cents American
money. when the train stopped.
and the rohber jumped through
an open window, Ha escaped
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
HROTurnHOODs no MTTT

CINCINNATI. June Edward
". FnzEnrald. grand president 81
m. brotherhood Of Railway Clerks
Freight Handlers. Express and
station Employs announced to-
day that aixtnen chicfs Of tho rail-
road hroihcrhoods aud other exec
uiiyo ofavcrs Of the railroads un-
ion viii mrot Ia Cincinnati mex,
Tuesday 10 take up matters vital
to the common welfare of all rail-
rad workcra some forty oNacu-
tivcs are expected 10 attend the
meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
Caterpillars Latest
Hold-Ups to -Travel

GRoyEI.AND. Calf. June
A plague os cairrplilars thFeAit
ems 10 interrupt oreFnti1na n
the lIefch Hesehy faiifoan IfE
caterpili1rs crawl alrur 81
Iniln covering Them au41tIlIAH
Tor distance of niiln. nlaA p
ina them - allpnefg that me
onNiDeh cannnt uHii ffse ITnIH4
w his rfa4ra MANY flntN ff&
crews kAte had 70 tpi the nn+
nsnn frrm the train and fAH
oxqf }Ue otferpiiInf .tnfeJ1k
rails 70 coat them With SAND
before the train could b. tnII-
"a throush.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
DIR. Work Sells
His Interest in
Pueblo Hospital

rtEfu.O. colo. Juno IL Post
maaief General Hubert WORK to-
day disposed - an bis interests in
Woadcroft hospiiAl located in this
city, the pFoperty hclnr purchased
l,v w y. Th0muHon, who has been
aHsociated with nr Work FOR the
is.isi ten years.
nr. Work left far Denver today
md will leave for Washington.
Monday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01

AUCKLAND. NVW Zealand. juno
L. my the Asa8ciated Press -
The ~ 600 son British steamer
Wiltshire VITA : crew oi nearly
lnp % beard - ashore On tho New
Ifalaud sc4nt in q perilouH pnsls
tluu with email prospect u rescue
work with tofnpesinous seas rum
ming. The Wiltshire struck near
tbs barrier resf last night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
IL Miners Killed;
rs Are Hurt i'm
Mine Explosion

ESSEN. Germany June 1--f12y
tho Associated Press seventeen
miners were Killed and Is otherH
injured in an explosion today IN
the Helen and Aiualis cani mine,
ieionginE 40 tho kfupra. Eiahi
miners are mirslnf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
First White June
Visits Cheyenne

CHEYENNE. wyo. June L.
snow fen esheraily IN central
ard southern Wyoming ycstcr-
day and today. Cheyenne -
having ite first white June.
First within the memory Of the
oldest iuhsblianta ~ heRan
showing here late yesterday at
tcrnoon and continued late into
the night. The temperatare 4
moderate.
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MILWAUKEE. Wis. June L.
tBy the Associated rrcssl Twelve
81 the IS balloons which left MIL
waukce yesterday afternoon In the
national balloon race are siiil IN
the air. according - repairs reach
ing hero today. Seven Of the bags
have been seen passing over towns
In Illinois and Missouri flying In Il
fouthwe-tcrly direction which may
land fhcm In Texgs or near there.
The other five. II Ia maintained hy
aero club officials. must be cross
ing Lake Erie. having been re-
ported from that vicinity from
numerous points earlier IN the dav
Al balloons. according to reports.
were flying at high altitude. except
one heE that pas~cd over Peters
4 burg. IN. early today. flying low
enough for tho pilot to shout 10
watching farmers
Tako Opposite Cour-cs
When darkness fell last nlrht
seven of these pilgrims OF the sky
were floating In directions almost
directly opposite the othors.
Five ~ the bass which shot
high into the air caught a north
east current and disappeared tow
ard canada Others. retniuinr
their ballast. encountered opposite
currents In the lower air and swung
off toward the south one finatod
II over Chicaro low and threatening
on its perilous fiirht for national /
hnnors Far hown state ano,ber
. was sighted southwnrd into Tho
night while n third was headed
south from Gary Ind.
Al points far distant today eyes
were turned skvward Tor "a 0ti,,rqe
! ~ the floating hays whose voyas.s
denend on tho whims of the wind
n The oppo.it, course. tatcn i,,
the h,lIoons wbirb sho, hiyh Int,
n. INNER currents from ,hos,
which slinmed tho Garth ip,.r.t- 4
!. fled Interest IN Inc pa,IonaI .ir
ev.,, todav
ROY nonaIason Of srrlprf,.ia
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