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June 5, 1927

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GOOD-BYE TRIBUTES PAID TO LINDBERGH; " Come Back Soon," the Flier Hears as He Sails From Cherbourg on Warship. UNVEILS A PLAQUE THERE French Air Squadron Escorts Him in Fog to Coast -- Nearly Mobbed at Final Reception. GOOD-BYE TRIBUTES PAID TO LINDBERGH

By Edwin L. James.copyright, 1927, By the New York Times Companyspecial Cable To the New York Times.by Edwin L. James

Farewell tributes to Lindbergh in Paris

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GIANTS ARE SUBDUED BY RIXEY'S CURVES; Make Only Five Safeties Off Veteran as Reds Win Eighth Saturday Game, 5-1. VICTORS COMPILE 18 HITS Slam Clarkson in Every Frame, but Waste Runs by Poor Work on Base Paths. GIANTS ARE BEATEN BY THE REDS, 5 TO 1

By Richards Vidmer.special To the New York Times.by Richards Vidmer

CINCINNATI, June 4. -- Every one knows that Monday is a day for the blues and Friday is a day for bad luck, but only in Cincinnati do they hold Saturday sacred for winning ball games. Between pay days the Reds might do most anything, but generally lose.

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Weather Clear With Light Winds.

By the Associated Press

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MORGAN TO PRESENT STUDENTS' DEGREES; Banker Will Preside at the 68th Cooper Union Graduation Tomorrow Evening. SCHOLARSHIPS TO BE GIVEN Prizes for Excellence in Study Also Will Be Announced -- 111 in the Graduating Class. MORGAN TO PRESENT STUDENTS' DEGREES

By Unknown Author

List of scholarship winners and members of graduating class

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GUGGENHEIM SCHOOL AT N.Y.U. IS OPENED; Donor Foresees Day When Air Travel Will Be Preferred to Any Other. HE EULOGIZES LINDBERGH Flier's Feat Proof of What Is in Store for Youths -- Chancellor Formally Accepts School.

By Unknown Author

The new building of the Daniel Guggenheim School of Aeronautics at New York University, University Heights, was formally opened yesterday afternoon when Daniel Guggenheim, founder, presented it to Chancellor Elmer Ellsworth Brown who accepted it on behalf of the university. Mr. Guggenheim predicted that air travel soon would be preferred over both land and sea travel.

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