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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-14
SCHWITZER-C CUM MINGS
TO BUILD ADDITION
$4,000 Structure to Be Erected
Officials Announce.

A $4,000 addition to the plant OF
the Schwitzer-Cummings Co., man.
ufacturers of fans, stockers, pumps
and machine products, is to be con-
structed as soon as weather condi-
tons permit, company officials an
nounced today.
The building, a two-story struc-
ture, will be erected on the site
adjoining the main factory at 1125
Massachusetts-av, and will house
machinery and equipment. Con-
struction of the addition has been
made necessary because of the over
crowded condition of present plant
capacities, officials stated.
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On Commission ROlU

tQuotations below subject to change are
average wholesale prices being offered to
buyers by local commission dealersl
FRU1TS-StrawberrieS Florida. pint,
Washington D'Anjo zoos boxl SS25
Washington Bose lloO-l2Os.. SS.25; Cali
fSTn" H Hssc2 sac
chest, So so. LINES: Mexican (carton
I2sl. Csc; Persian seedless (dozl 45c.
Dates; Fresh Arizona. sl.5o Bananas,
fancy baskets. Sis; Jonathans. 81 So;
Grimes Golden sl25: Rome Beauty. 81 IS
Lemons; sunkist ssosl Sc, Grapefruit:
sunkist sos,. So. Tangerines. Florida
ti2os. l44s. 1881. sI.7o.
VEGETABLES Artichokes. California
less ihsmper,, ss2s. seets TeSas 3
doz eratel. $3.50: cut offs 6bul, 81 Brus-
sells Sprouts. California quartz zoe. Cab
bsge. New York Danish ,SO-le: bag
hage so-lb baN, 50; Carrots. California
erstel, AIS; lbushels, $3.50. caulitlower,
Florida washed and trimmed ,doz.l soc q
Sos; Florida IS. IS, IS, los cratel, ss,sS.
Cucumbers. dollhouse doz,,. si.SS, south
ssn ,bushsn' S. , Egg Plant nib; Florida oCn
Lettuce. Iceberg Arizona best As. 5sl.
ss2s; home grown leaf IlS-l5 b. baskets 6so
tt.11. EnOlNe. CanlOfDla tQoA. sue.
Peppers. mangoeS teratei, IS, peck, bas-
ket $40; tdozl. soc Mint. dollhouse
tdozA. 7Sc Mushrooms tpoundl. soc
Mustard. Texas lbushelsl. sL3s. Onions
Indiana yellow ,5o-lb bagl. si.s5; In
diana yellow tl0-lb. bagl use: Western
Spanish '5o-ib,, bagl.. Sis: oyster plant
home grown dozl 40c. Parsley. southern
0ong punches fdosA. soc ParsnipS. home
grown washed tbushen. 81: fhslf-busheh.
e0c Peas, Florida hamper. ss; Pota-
tees. Michiean Round White tl0o-lb. bag.
$3.50: Maine Green Mountains ll00-b
bagl. s3.50: r. r. Early Ohios tl0o-lb.
haRl. 81: r, r. Cohblers tl00-lb. bagl.. So;
Idaho RuSsets t100-lb. bag s25e: Idaho
bakers i7oS box 50 30: Col. MeCiures Cl00-
ID. bagl. s225; NV Texas TriumphS So
10 bag. s2.is. Sweet potatoes. Indiana
Jerseys lis tnshel $3.50: mediums
lbushen, q: Tennessee Nancy Halls
fhamperl. Si.l5: Southern Porto Ricans
fbushel cratei so. 7adishes, home
grown buttons tdoz 45e; White. soc
haeas. northern i50-lb. bagl, sse. Sage
ldozl. t5c Shsllots, Louisiana (doz. !,
<5c Spinach. New Texas tbushel. sl.i5.
Tuhnips:- home grown washed sbusheh
sl-5H Tomatoes. repacked ti0-lb. boxl,
Al 40. original Cuban l30-lb. lugl IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-14
Chicago Grain Futures
Produce Markets

The prices quoted are paid for stock
gathered in the country. while delivered
in indianapolis the price is cent higher.
Heavy, breed hens. 1ac; Leghorn breed
hens, 13c; Leghorn springers. 12c; old stays.
13c; old cocks, &c. Ducks. white. lbs
and over. lie; geese. full feathered, ali
sizes; 10c; all guineas, 70 lbs. and up, 15c:
No: ! strictly fresh eggs. loss off 23c. Each
duction of 10 cents a pound under SIS lbs
VIII be MADE. No butter, 39@140c; No. 2
36M57c. Butterfat. 34c. Quoted by the
Wadley Co.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-14

Disputes Dicta on
Skilled Labor
Situation.
BY JOHN 7. FLYNN

NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-An of
4 fetal Of the American Man
agement Association told con-
vention Of its members that in
dustry is facing serious shortage
Of skilled workers. The pinch is
already being felt and will grow
more acute as business continues
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OIL OUTPUT DROPS

1imes Special
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Daily aver
age gross crude oil production dur
ing the week ended Feb. was
2.763,750 barrels, against 2,815 $50
barrels in the preceding week, the
American Petroleum Institute esti-
mated today.
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
M IIniaad prn..A

CHICAGO, Feb. l4.-Apples- Michigan
Mcintosh. bushel sl@i.40. Carrots flli-
nois bushel 50M60c Sweet potatoes
Tennessee, hushei 75M 90c. Beans Flor
da, bnshel s2d350. Cabbage Sacks per
cwt $50. PeRS-California huShel ham
pefs. S363.s0. Spinach--Texas. bushel Use
HSi.f6. Lettuce-Western crates S doz..
81 1SM1.eo Celery--Florida. crates 50 rs
n2.40. Ceuliflower--california crates
81 16Nfso. Tomatoes Mexican Tugs. s23.
Onion market iS0-lh. sacks Western
Vaiecfss, ssfS: Michigan yellowx e0c
Minnesota yellows, si9l.lo: Colorado yell
lows si.o7A Gi.i5.
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on the upgrade.
T h e situation
affects not only
finely s k lille d
W ork ers but
S k Ill e d a II d
semi = s k i'll e d
workers.
In a world so
hopelessly con-
fused about its
affairs and des-
perately strug-
CLING TO reach
the truth, it is
difficult to esti-
mate the dam
age t h a t is
done to public
t h i n kin g by
g r o u n d | e s S
statements like
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BusigraphS

Although the trend of industrial
strikes has been decidedly upward
during the last three years, the
situation is not alarming. In this
period of a business cycle We nor
mally expect more strikes Perhaps
the increase is part proof that this
business cycle is acting, on the
whole, in a normal way, even though
drawn out in point of time. The
strikes which occurred last year
resulted in the loss to the working
man of more than Is million man
DAYS.
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this. Doubtless the gentleman who
uttered it believed it.
But often ill-considered state
ments on the employment situation
are issued because they help to
make point that many ex
cessively conservative people are
eager to establish. That is that
the emergency is passing, that UNI
employment is grossly exaggerated
and that the relief rolls are a gil
gantic hoax on the American
people.
A FTER all, the sane manufac-
"A turer and employers will be
better served, just as society will
be better served, If the unvarniShed
truth is faced.
AS il happens, have on my desk
a careful classification of those on
the relief rolls of the Federal gov
eminent by occupations, made last
October.
1t shows that there were at that
time 6l12,529 persons on the re-
lief rolls. This excluded workers
over 81 years of age.
This, of course, includes only
those who are being aided by the
government 1t does not include
another 4.700,000 workers who are
not getting relief Without looking
further, it is obvious that with so
many unemployed there could not
possibly be shortage of any kind
of skilled workers and particularly
not of semi-skilled workers.
But the relief list makes the
whole case plain. 1t shows there
were 492,575 skilled mechanics UNI
employed in the building industry
and pa 739 skilled mechanics in
manufacturing industry out of
work; that there are 310.40l semi
skilled workers in the building in
dustry and 870,574 semi-skilled
workers in the manufacturing in
dustries out of work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-14
LOCAL CASH MARKET

City grain elevators are paying 80 cents
for No. 2 soft wheat. other grades on
their merits. Cash corn new No. yellow
so cents and oats 81 cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-14
G. E. MANAGER NAMED

CHICAGO, Feb IA. H. Kahn
has been appointed district manager
of the General Electric Supply
Corp. Chicago. effective Jan. l, j. l..
Busey, president, announced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-14
EARNINGS SHOW GAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Shawinigan
Water and Power Co. reports net
earnings of $2,541,966 for 1885, COM
pared with $12,504 for the preced-
ing year.
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OF course, it may be claimed
~ that men prefer relief and
Works Project employment to
regular employment in industry
This is a charge abundantly dis
proved by the facts. But certainly
this charge can not be made about
skilled and semi-skilled workers.
After all, the pay of laborers is
small and precarious.
It is entirely possible that a man
might do as we'll on the assured
relief payments in a year as on
private intermittent employment as
an unskilled laborer. But this can
hardly be said of the skilled
workers. The difference between
the bare subsistence of relief rolls
and the pay of skilled worker is
very great.
Here and there in some isolated
industry there may be difficulty
of obtaining skilled men at mat
very spot. But to proclaim a gen.
eral shortage of skilled labor and
even of semi-skilled labor reveals
singular lack of responsibility
in dealing with the facts of a very
grave issue.
Copyright. 1886. by NEA Service. Incl
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NeU York Curb
(By Abbott, Proctor & Paine)
Money and Exchange
TREASURY STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Cleanings Observation-Disclosures. So. 233, 900
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-14
ORDER TRADING
STOPPED IN OLD
insult SHARES
Middle West Utilities Co.
to Be Taken From
Chicago Board.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-Trading in
the shares of the old Middle West
Utilities Co, once the founda ton
of Samuel insults crumbled uitli-
ties empire, will be suspended on
the Chicago Stock Exchange at the
close of session, officials have an
nounced.
The action followed decision of
Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson
to permit diScontinuance of trans
fer facilities for the stock.
Feverish trading in the stock in
the last week at prices more than
double those brought in the market
by similar equity in it's successor
concern, the Middle West Corp.
amazed veteran spectators and
brought the situation under scrutiny
of the Securities and Exchange
Commission.
Sucker Buying" Demand
Most of the demand was at
tributed to sucker buying" by small
spectators who were impressed by
the apparently low price. A New
York brokerage firm made most of
the purchases.
Suspension Of trading in the issue
on national securities exchanges is
expected to put quietus on specu-
latlve buying in the issue. The old
common stock has been selling re-
Gently at a and e, or $25 and SGT SO
per hundred shares which are ex-
changable into stock and warrants
OF the new corporation selling in
the market at only $17.50.
At present more than 1000 900
shares of the new Middle West
Corp. common stock have been is
sued in exchange for securities of
the bankrupt company, it is
learned. There wilf be 3,31O,757
shares outstanding when all of the
securities have been exchanged.
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(By Abbott, Proctor g. Paine)
TreaSurys
Home Owners Loan Corp.

gas 1S4S .'.'..'-.. .-.'.'... !Uu.2 !0O
% 1907 IU1.1l 1U1.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Governmert
expenses and receipts for the current f1scsl
year to Feb. IL, compared with a yeal
ago:
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ts0-l75l Good and choice 4.oo6 500
Common and medium 49,. S.00n 90
fearling wetherS good choice 9.00I $50
Medium Observation-Disclosures. 7.009 900
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SHEEP AND LAMBS

Receipts. 1000
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N. Y. Bonds
Reprinted From Late Times Yesterda
DAILY RONn INnEY
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Copyright. 1896, by Standard Statistics
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-17

Sokan a munkasok kOzt ugy
velik, hogy ez a szervezet sem
jelentene tulsagos sokat a sza-
r, r,ukra, inert latniuk kell,
hogy a Lewis United Mine
Workers-eben nagyobb cariz-
mus van, mint a hajdani vagy
jelenlegi Muszkaorszagban.
Szerencsetlen dolog, hogy
az ipari szervezetek kiepitese-
mex az elso komoly, nagy es
minden tekintetben helyes
igyekezetet a Lewis nevehez
fuztek, akinek ugyan ma nagy
a tekintelye fels6 politikai k0-
rokben, de akiert mem tudnak
lelkesedni a munkasok.
Lehetseges azonban az is,
hogy a szervezkedessel mesz-
szebb mentek, mint ahogy AIT
a nyilvanossaggal tudatjak, ii
tokban azonban bajos ilyen
nagy szervezetet alkotni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-17
AMERIKAI MAGYAR HIRLAP

hogy ahol 8 megjelenik, oft
sem Lemke, sem a Townsend's
tax vezerei mem lehetnek
ugyanakkor a platformon.
Ha valtozas mem tortenik a
harmas sz0vetsegben S ha a
coughlin ujra megkezdett
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-17

mok szervezetei a nyakaba es
hogy maris feltekenykednek
egymasra az vi partban a -
v. Lerek.
Coughlin mem tur meg ma
ga mellett mask primadonnat
lis es mar ugy intezkedett,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-17
A KISEBB POLITIKAI

| "A NxCLOD j OAx 1NfAx
partok jelentektelen szerepet
jatszanak, legfeljebb a kom-
munistak - artanak Roose-
veltnek.
A kommunista gyiileseken
mindig azzal fejezik be a $40
nokok a beszedet, hogy min
den aron ell kell Landont buk-
tatni, meg akkor is, ha ennek
az erdekeben Rooseveltre sza-
yaznak.
K0nnyen meg lehet erteni,
hogy a kommunistaknak ez a
kisse meleg baratsaga egyal-
ITALIAN mem hasznal az eln0k-
mex.
A szocialistak, - leginkabb
penz hianyaban a kam-
panyt meg nem folytatjak a
megszokott erellyel.
Ok semmi esetre mem fog
max STINT adni a valasztasi
kuzdelmeknek, inert Norman
Thomas mem tudja a hallga-
toit lelkesiteni s inert hall
gatosag szellemi nivoja felett
szokott beszelni.
Az igazi kampany egyebkent
ugy het vege fele, a j0v6 het
elejen fog kezd6dni, inert a
k a m p a ny Observation-Disclosures
csak ezekben a napokban seer
vezik meg veglegesen.
A PROGRESSIVE,
tehat a liberals es radikalis
politikusok is gyilest tartottak
a multi heten, amelyen La Fo-
lette vezetese alatt megegyez.
tex, hogy egysegesen tamogat-
max a valasztasban minden Ii
beralis jel0ltet.
Termeszetesen nyilatkozatot
adtak XII, amelyben endorzal.
tax Rooseveltet, ez azonbar
valami sok jelent6seggel mem
birhat, inert hiszen a liberali.
sok es radikalisok, akik mem
a kommunista vagy szocialists
ticketre szavaznak, ugysen
fognak Landonra szavazni.
EFT a csoportot nagy vesz
teseg erte Olson kormanyzt
halalaval S mem lehetetlen
hogy Minnesota iiresedesbe1
levo szenatusi togajat konzer
vativ jel0lt fogja megkapni.
Ezid6szerint a liberalisok az
remelik, hogy a senator Lun
deem lesz, jozanon azonban er
re mem igen lehet e pillanat
ban gondolni.
Altalaban we've a progresszi'
vezerek ezzel a tanacSkozaSSa
elkestek, inert mar az el6va
lasztasok el6tt kellett volns
gondoskodniuk, hogy a liberia
lis jelolteket tamogassak a.
egesz orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-17

1adio beszedci mem valtoztat-
jak meg a helyzetet, akkor ez
a part sem fog sok vizet "a
varni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-17

nj, a munkaadok fognak a Fe-
derationhoz fordulni s a ket
rossz k0ziil 6ket valasztjak.
Ez a remenyseg azon alap-
SILK, hogy az aceliparban a
kompania junk XII vannak
epitve AIT hiszik, hogy ko-
molly ''veszedelem' eseteben
ezeket fogjak felajanlani a Fe-
derationnak a tulajdonosok.
Mi ezekben a kalandos re-
noenysegekben mem bizunk,
inert hiszen ha az acelfejedel-
meknek lenne ilyen szande-
kuk, akkor mem tennek XII ma
gukat egy esetleg honapokig
tarto munkas zavargasnak,
ami nelkul a nehez ipart mem
lehet soha szervezni.
Eppen olyan keves valoszi-
nusege van annak, hogy az
auto-ipar alaposan kiepitett
kompania junijait ezust talcan
vinnek Greenekhez.
Bizonyos azonban, hogy a
testver-haboru megindult es
hogy egyel6re elkeseredett es
hosszan tarto harcra van kila-
tas, inert a Federation kon-
venciojanak a delegatusai min
dig azok, akiknek a szerveze-
tekben dzsabjuk van.
MEM SOK EREDMENYT
ert ell idaig a Lewis kozponti
bizottsaga a nehez ipar mum
kasainak a beszervezesevel, va
losziniileg azert, inert a mum
kasok uzemzavaroktol retteg-
mex.
Igaz ugyan, hogy pl. Penn.
sylvania allamban az allan.
hatalom velik van, hogy az
esetleg kizarasra keriil6 mum.
kasokat a relief ef-lisztakra he.
lyeznek, de ez a lerongyolo-
dott es kiehezett munkasokat
mem tulsagosan csabitja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-17
A MUNKA
MEZEJEN MOST

- sajnoS - mem a munka-
adok ellen harcolnak, hanem
egymas torkara uszitottak a
munkassagot a vezerek.
Az American Federation Of
Labor-ben maradt racketeerek
el vannak "a szanva, hogy kes-
hegyig memo harcot fognak a
szakadarok ellen, illetve a XII
| rugott szervezetek ellen folly
tatni es ha a jobb belatas mem
gy6z, akkor a munkasok SEER
vezkedese visszafele fog fej-
l6dni.
A mestersegek szerint epi-
tett kis szervezetek vezet6i, a
Xix feltik a zsiros koncot,
Greent6l meg erelyesebb ella
rast kivannak es azzal fenye-
get6znek, hogy a kizart uniok
helyere ellen, szervezeteket csi-
nalnak.
Minthogy minden szervezet-
ben van egy elegedetlen ellen
EEK - kiilon0sen a basa mod
ra kormanyzott United Mine
Workersben - bizonyos cred
menyeket ilyen taktikaval
esetleg elernek. De ezeket az
eredmenyeket egyaltalan mem
lehet valami szep es kivanatos
dolognak nevezni.
REMELIK AIT is,
hogy amennyiben Lewisnak
az igyekezete sikerrel jarna es
a nehez ipar munkasainak
Macy reszet be tudna szervez-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26


 1886 Democratic Pledge imme- diate extension of the merit system through the classified civil service and to all non-policy-making fed- eral jobs: protect the civil service law.
 1886 Republican-Pledge ourselves to the merit system. It should be restored and extended. (In addition, the party's presidential nominee pro- posed extension of the system to all government posts up to under-sec- taries of departments and throughout the post ofiice department).
 CIVIL LIBERTIES
 i936 Democratic Guard freedom of speech, press, radio, religion and assembly, with equal rights to all and special privilege to none.
 1036 Republican-Protect freedom of speech, religion, press and radio and right of assembly.
 GOVERNMENT FINANCE
 1036 Democratic-We have forti- field government finance by reviving national income; public credit Is in position of unsurpassed security; we approve the objective of per- manently sound currency SO stabiI- ized as to prevent the former wide fluctuations; . currency which will permit full utilization of the coun- try's resources. We assert that to- day we have the soundest currency in the world. We are determined to reduce government expenses as the requirements of riff dcline and na- tional income advances, through taxes levied in accord with ability to pay Our retrenchment, tax and recovery programs reflect our deter-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26

administrations and 48 separate state courts. Transactions and ac. tivitieS which inevitably overflow state boundaries call for both state and federal treatment.
 Seek Constitution Change
 We have sought and will con. tinue to seek to meet these problems through legislation within the con. stitution.
 If these problems cannot be effectively solved by legislation within the constitution, we shall seek such clarifying amendment as will assure to the legislatures of the several states and to the con. gress of the United States, each within it's proper Jurisdiction, the power to enact those laws which the state and federal legislatures within their respective spheres, shall find necessary, in order adequately to regulate commerce, protect puhlie health and safety and safeguaIN economic security. Thus we propoA to maintain the letter and spirit q the constitution"
 Issue Made Clear
 In conclusion, the platform said:
 "The issue in this election is plain The American people are called up. on to choose between republican administration that has and would again regiment them in the service of privileged groups and a democra. tic administration dedicated to tho establishment of equal economic opportunity for all our people.
 Dedicated to Q government oi liberal American principles, we are determined to oppose equally the depotism of communism and the menace of concealed fascism.
 We hold this final truth to be self-evident--that the interests, the security and the happineSS of the people of the United States oi America can be perpetuated only under democratic government aA conceived by them founders of our nation"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26


 a bouquet q White roses.
 The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Thomas w. BrindIey, Bap. tI1t minister. Attendants were More man and Jean AShby, brother and Ninter 0g the bride.
 He's Tickled Fink
 ~f'm tickled pink about the whole thlng," Cdamberiln told the United press. He said he had proposed mar Eiage to Miss Ashby "a hundred times" before she said 'yes."
 Asked why he had picked the odd hour Of 12:13 .. iil., for the cere- 1aony. Ctamberlin explained: "It'S just funny superstitition we want cd to carry out. We would like to have been married on Friday the 18th, but we couldn't wait that lnng.r To carry out the "13" sequence there were 13 guests at the wedding, land the number of my ship is 13, too" Claamberlin added. He said he had been advised that his first wife, Mrs. Wilda Chamber lin, had divorced him in Paris, leav- ing him free to wed Miss Ashby who Wednesday accepted his "l01st ! proposal of marriage"
 His Plans For Crossing
 The noted flyer, who spanned the Atlantic on Q nonstop flight in 1927 with Charles A. Levine as his pas- genger, plans this time to fly through the Sub-Stratosphere to Paris.
 "If everything works out all right" Chanberlin said, "I'll take of from New York late in July, refuel at Presque Isle here in Maine, then head for Paris on c new route which is 660 miles shorter than the others. I hope to clip 1l1-2 to 12 hours from the present west-east record"
 He said he planned to install in the Miss Stratosphere" -- his Honeymoon plane"-a 1,2O0 horse- power, charger engine that would permit speed of 400 to 500 miles per hour at an altitude of 35,-