October 4, 1930

October 4, 1930

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Meetings and Conferences

Aero Branch, Manufacturers Consider Airworthiness Code

Meets, Tours, Derbies

Harry Russell Wins Air Tour

By John T. Nevill17 min

Finance

Aeronautical Finance

By R. R. DOANE6 min

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Meetings and Conferences

Aero Branch, Manufacturers Consider Airworthiness Code

Recommended Changes in Rulings Discussed; Young Indicates Department’s Stand on Proposals
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Meets, Tours, Derbies

Harry Russell Wins Air Tour

Waco Fliers Next in Line; Schneider Takes G. L. Award

By John T. Nevill17 min

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Finance

Aeronautical Finance

Planning the Profits of Prosperity PROFITS do not happen—they are made. Intelligent planning, integrity of cooperation, knowledge and experience go into their construction. Although the capitalization of industrial corporations is based largely upon luture earning-power, the amplitude of profits cannot be, with any degree of precision, exactly predetermined.

By R. R. DOANE6 min

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Flights and Records

Notable Flights Made By Soarers

Hirth Exceeds American Duration Record of Bowlus
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FROM THE PRESS

From the Press

A Case for Chastisement There is yet another matter in connection with the Ratclifife Meeting which unfortunately must be mentioned,—for the ultimate good of British Aviation. From several sources complaints have been made about the caddish behavicur of certain aviators at the dinner given by Mr. Everard.
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Lines, Services, Traffic

Airport Construction

New Sites, Enlargements East The City Council of Jamestown, N. Y., is planning to take over Baker Field and develop it as a modern municipal airport. Preliminary plans cover the construction of hangars, installation of runways, and a lighting system.
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SCHOOLS

Schools

CONTINENTAL FLYING SCHOOL, Seattle, has moved into its new quarters at Boeing Field, and is reported to be improving its facilities and equipment. CORPUS CHRISTI (Tex.) School Board is offering a ground school course to local school boys, with W. C. Maus, vice-president of the Southern Academy of Aeronautics and superintendent of the municipal airport, as instructor.
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Industrial

Engine and Parts Exports Increase

Total 8-Mo. Shipments But $255,150 Behind 1929
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Lines, Services, Traffic

Mail Line Goes to T.A.T.—W.A.E.

Joint Bid Gets Highest Rate Asked Plus Variables
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Foreign

Foreign

Blind flying instruction is now a part of the regular training of all French army pilots. The French post office is receiving bids for the operation of its air mail between Paris and Le Havre and between Paris and Cherbourg ; this is the first time that public bidding has been used for French airplane operation.
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