The Archive · 1939

Col. Lindbergh Urges

Air Research Need

Sum of $10,000,000 for Laboratory Recommended Washington, July 11. \merican flier who has just Sompleted Col. Charles A. Lindtcrgp, famous

1 survey of American aeronautical asearch facilities for the United States Army, appeared before the Fours Aooropr!aYonb. Committee here yesterday and urged that Con-

struction of a major aeronautical res provide 10,0000 for the con: Tesearch laboratory at Sunnyvale, ale laboratory, it was understood, will be equipped to conduct experiments in all problems conjected with high speed and high altitude flying.

Col. Lindbergh was smiling as he emerged from the private Committee meeting and be shook hands with reporters, whom he usually avoids.

Meanwhile, thirty prominent executive of the American aircraft industry conferred with the Assistant Secretary of War, Mr. Louis Johnson, regarding problems which might delay aircraft production' in the event of an emergency.—United Press.

Day of Prayer for China Welcomed Chi Christians Send

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