Record Is Set By Dairy Cow CHICAGO, May 27 Ormsby Madcap Fayne, a Holstein Friesian dairy cow on a farm near Seattle, Wash., has established a new world record by producing almost 55, quarts of milk per day for one year, officials of Carnation Milk Co. announce. Capper, as she is known on the farm, produced 41,943 pounds or almost 21 tons of milk during a one year period, officials said. Her daily average in pounds was 115. The figures broke all records for cows of any breed, company spokesmen said. On one peak day the animal produced approximately 70 quarts. News and Views is pleased to note that a number of writers have acknowledged that Robert H. Hinckley did a fine service to his country when he inaugurated his CAA program to give civilian aviation training. It is disclosed that sixteen of the pilots who were with Brigadier General James Doolittle on his flight over Tokyo and Nagasaki were trained under Robert Hinckleys CAA plan. Our fellow citizen has performed a memorable service for his country. He has had vision, plus driving power to make his dreams come true. Ogden Priority Rule Yields to Indian Treaty 1942 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 Priority regulations will have to be stretched a bit to keep Americas treaties in good standing. Budget Director Harold D. Smith disclosed Sunday that the treaty of 1825 required the government to provide 320 worth of iron and steel every year to the Choctaw Indians in Oklahoma. He said, as far as the budget bureau was concerned, he had okehed this payment, along with other annual treaty payments of 1200 to the Choctaws for other purposes, 4580 worth of cloth to the six nations of New York, 6000 to the Senecas of New York, and 30,000 to the Pawnees of Oklahoma. Official Coat June 5 1942 FOR W. A. A. C....Inga Bundvold wears the official overcoat of the womens army auxiliary corps at a Washington, D. C., showing. The material is 16 ounce covert cloth, according to war department specifications. The auxiliary corps work will free soldiers for combat. Everything Okay RECOVERED...Recovered from injuries received when he was hit by a truck months ago, Fritz Kreisler takes up his violin again and declares: I feel like my old self...everything will be okay. Hop to Britain In 400 Minutes LONDON, April 3 The New Foundland to Britain flight record is 400 minutes, the holder is a U. S. built Liberator (consolidated) bomber and the pilot isnt going to be penalized for aerial speeding after all, British authorities disclosed today. The old trans Atlantic mark was eclipsed by an hour. The average speed for the 2,200 mile trip was 330 miles an hour.