November 3, 1928

November 3, 1928

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Wanted:— Suitable 1929 Air Tour Formula

By JOHN T. NEVILL13 min

Purchasing and Receiving the Materials

By EDWIN R. DOUGLAS12 min

The "Golden Eagle”

By CHARLES F. MCREYNOLDS9 min

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Wanted:— Suitable 1929 Air Tour Formula

WANTED:—SUITABLE commercial airplanes entered formula in the for 1929 scoring National Air Tour! That small order is the standing plea of the Detroit Board of Commerce, which organization has been staging the National Air Tour for the past four years.

By JOHN T. NEVILL13 min

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Purchasing and Receiving the Materials

THE foundation first article of modern of this management series pointed is exact, out that centralthe ized knowledge. In the six succeeding articles, we have considered the methods of applying this knowledge to actual production, both through the control of operations performed by labor and the control of the materials.

By EDWIN R. DOUGLAS12 min

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The "Golden Eagle”

New Two Passenger Light Monoplane of the Externally Braced High Wing Type Has a Top Speed of 110 M.P.H.

By CHARLES F. MCREYNOLDS9 min

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FOREIGN ACTIVITIES

Engine Specification Table

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Airplane Engine Ignition

A Discussion of the Advantages of Both Battery and Magneto Ignition Sytem for Airplane Engines

By A. H. PACKER5 min

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The "Starwing" Monoplane

A Two Passenger Externally Braced Low Wing Monoplane Powered With a 60 Hp. Five Cylinder Le Blond Engine
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NEWS SECTIONS

First Annual Philadelphia Aircraft Exposition Opens

Demand for Space So Great That Armory Cannot Accommodate All Exhibits
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AIRPORTS AND AIRLINES

New Company to Operate New York-Chicago Service

Eight Hour Flying Schedule Will Be Maintained With Wasp Powered Ford Monoplanes
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SIDE-SLIPS

Side-Slips

The latest news concerning the Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc., and the lines which it intends to have in operation soon, is the announcement that the first planes will carry 12 passengers, besides the pilot, mechanic and steward. The Company plans to train its own men for these jobs and will require that both the mechanic and steward be qualified pilots.

By ROBERT R. OSBORN3 min

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NEWS SECTIONS

Rankin Company to Build Planes

Plan Factory for Low Wing Monoplane Production
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