Show Lindbergh Visit May Mean More M ore Rocket Experiments ROSWELL N. N M. M Sept 23 UP Iff The The visit vi it tod today y of Americas America's most famed airman may mean that more rockets will pierce the tho stratosphere above lonely southeastern southeastern southeastern south south- eastern New Mexico plains in inquest inquest inquest quest of ot vital aviation radio and weather data Colonel Charles Charles' A A. Lindbergh and his his' passenger Barry Harry F. F Guggenheim Guggenheim Gug Gug- genheim since landing yesterday havo remained secluded with Dr R R. H. H Goddard scientist conductIng conducting conducting conduct conduct- ing the experiments under a now expired grant Money foney to finance tests of the foot 12 projectile come come from the Daniel and Florence Guggenheim Foundations of Lin Lindbergh is 13 a director r f f J Jr r ri t i RJ R r l I f t. t l 1 f i Harry F. F Guggenheim capitalist capital capital- 1st and former diplomat also has been active in promoting aviation and allied research On several occasions the Clark university physics professor has fired his like bullet bullet projectile from froma a foot 60 tower in an isolated valley val val- ley Icy but he has announced no re re re- suits Instruments built Into the rocket Dr Goddard said would record the behavior of r radio dlo waves at altitudes of from 40 to I miles facts facts' about an unexplored layer of ozone believed to affect weather conditions and data on cosmic rays ras and sun zun un and moon light Ugh 6 f it J W- W I J I r tt t. t 11 1 i I. I |