"Personally I am greatly disturbed by these stories because I have an old-fashioned idea that voters in Kentucky—no matter who the employees or by whom they are em-
Millionaire Flier Ready for Hop New York, July 9.
Mr. Howard Hughes, millionaire sportsman, will leave around 8 p.m. tonight on a non-stop flight to Paris.
This will be the first lap of his round the world flight, the speed record for which it is his intention to break.
The Department of Commerce has given the flier permission to undertake the trans-Atlantic flight, and the Federal Communications Commission has allowed him to broadcast the progress of his flight.
The broadcasts will be transmitted by. American radio stations.—Havas. ployed—are going to vote according to their own personal convictions. That is as it should be."
The President recalled his 1932 visit to Kentucky and said he wished he could follow the same railroad line to "look into the faces of the Same men, women and children I saw then they know very well the facts of today would lie to those seeking to overthrow this Administration telling you that conditions today are comparable with those in 1932.—United Press.
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