By Captain Charles A. Lindbergh.copyright, 1927, In the United States, Canada, Mexico, Cuba, South America, Japan, Europe and the British Empire By the New York Times Company. All Rights Reserved.special Cable To the New York Times

C Lindbergh predicts multi-planes, and floating hangars for refuge in storms

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1927W. Watts Biggers, American author, screenwriter, and animator (died 2013)^[†]

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Headlines from June 2, 1927

SEES HIS FIRST BIG RACE; But Low-Flying Airplanes Interest Lindbergh More Than Horses. DINED BY AMERICANS Officials Prominent in British Aeronautics Pay Tributes to His Feat. STARTS FOR PARIS TODAY Will Be Private Guest of Herrick There Until the Memphis Starts Home.

EARTHQUAKE ALARMS NEW JERSEY TOWNS; Three Distinct Tremors Shake Coast for Fifty Miles About 8:30 A.M., but Do Little Damage. SHOCKS FELT IN THE CITY Most Severe in Long Branch and Asbury Park -- Buildings Sway, Windows Broken. EARTHQUAKE SCARES NEW JERSEY TOWNS

BAN ON OUR GOODS BY MEXICO REVIVES DELICATE SITUATION; Calles's Decree Is Viewed as Reprisal for Washington Embargo on Arms.

Historic Bridge in Bronx Park Gives Way to New One Today

Behind Europe in Flying Matters, Lindbergh's View of Our Status; He Takes a Peep Into the Future -- Visions Multi-Motored Transatlantic Planes, Floating Hangars for Refuge in Storms -- Money for Experiment Needed. Lindbergh's View of Our Air Status

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