The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1922, Page 19

Sane © TRANSPORT BY AR |: NEARLY AS CHEAP ASTHATBY RA Tica mile, Mr So BADER ae Told in Ad- dress by Aeronautical i slightly more » Arehibald Air transport is only costly than tl Black, ge Garden City addressing thc the American Engineers. Mr, Black's address “prepared with the intentioh of exploding certain Widely licld fallacies regarding the lety of Mechanical performance for which commercial airplanes should be designed,’ em bodied tho results of a study of the relation between designed perfo: a ance and unit operating cost for such airplanes. Comparing airplane @nd railroad costs, Mr. Black said; “The distance from New York to Chicago is 908 miles by rail, 700 mi distance, Were it tully on would be 6.5 ¢ or $48.75 to $52 pe compares with tt $61.80, including fare, excess fare berth. “Allowing for the flelds, i or about a straight lin the trip to about nin: ours by 10) not sulted tot the operation from New York to C1 straight line vost of making hecomes mile, Incr hours raise | Who will Win | $1000.00 i in Gold? | “Find ‘da Christmas Face” Contest | ¥ 156 prizes for bert resemblances to Gil- lette Christmas Faces The next group of faces will be published in this paper on Jocember 12th, Ask your Gillette Dealer for Gillette Prize Book with Conditions of Contest 40 per cent. to safely make the New York-Chicdre flight without erating cont an increas general conclusion to be drawn ts that commercial should not be designed for over four five hours’ duration." sized rr BEY ide a reasonable margin of safety for emergencies. Ry Maiden LaneVahues Our Only Place Lezn C 7 ot a ae ee WEEKS ASSAYS NORMALCY. Doubling the duration, plane: of thi size airplanes of this sie} cornerstone of the chambers new « said that the moderate- ne is at present time the| still looking for prosperity when ent. Climbing speed, hol "ST: weeks also decried ould be only sufficient to concentrated wealth,” story steel home in Branford Pla that the main diMoulty in America to- day 1s that some of Its citizens are “the some- what socialistic attitude which many of our citizens have assumed toward raises the OP-] Secretary of War Weeks last night 086 cent per told 600 members of the Chamber of of 145 per e|Commerce of Newark, N. J., whose guest ho was at a dinner In the Robert Treat Hotel, following the laying of the ten- ft Is LASSBER. ed: Established 1902 RG 290 5th Ay. and 511 6th Av. HOTH STORES HETWEEN SOTH AND 3187 STS. ‘Short and Medium Vamp Shoes lis lisplaying an unusual array of otwear for holiday purchasers. 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