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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-29

lines. The loss of Lens if taken by the British, will be the most severe that the Germans have sustained this year owing to it's importance as a coal sup ply center. u is also the principal base of support for the Germans lines in northern France and it's fall will prob ably compel the Teutons to make a second retirement over large section of the front. Military experts are of the opinion that the British will be in possession of the city within a week
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-29
international News Service.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The call of the presid ent for seventy thousand volunteer additions to the regular army has hardly realized the eXpec- tatons of the war department as the seven day drive during army week still leaves the army shy of the quota desired by exactly 63,701 men.
 The result has in fact. caused the officials considerable astonishment as 1t was confidently believed that prac- tically the full quota of seventy thou saDi would answer the presidents call during the week of recruiting.
 Only three hundred and thirteen men enlisted yesterday while the first five days of the campaign netted no mors
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-29
BELGIAN COMMISSION
 TOURS WEST
international News Service.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The war commission from Belgian which ar rived in the United States some days ago, has now finished the business which brought it to the country and will leave today on a three weeks tour of the Pacific coast.
 A number of the larger cities of the of the middle west will also be in- included in the itinerary. but the route outlined includes every town on the Pacific coast.
 The commission was shown great honor while in the capital the sev- eral members of the body are carrying away with them some novel impressions of American hospitality.
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International News Service.

AN AMERICAN PORT, June 29- war today closely following the ar rival of q Dutch merchant ship fur that the Holanders are conveying their merchant ships through the sub sist attempt at destruction by the German divers.
 Officers and crew of the Dutch war vessel refused to discuss their voy-
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DUTCH CONVOY
 MERCHANT SHIPS

age or it's purpose beyond asserting that the vessel was merely on a cruise tired of the repeated sinking of Hol- land merchant ships and are preparing to defy the submarines have been per sistent in shipping circles for some time.
 The proximity of the warships ar rival to that of the merchant ship is looked upon as practical evidence that the former acted as convoy crossing the Atlantic.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-29
international News Service.

IErROGRAD, June 29.--l'rospcees of further. disturbances in the internal affairs of the new Russian republic are becoming more pronounced owing to the refusal of the duma to resolve its own dissolution at the demand cil, which insists that now that their own body has taken control of the functions previously assumed by the
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-29

direction of officials furnished by en- tente allies who are also thought to be financing practically all other act1vi. ties connected with war preparation.
 The feeling is general throughout the country that war will be declared within n short period and the press is commencing widely on the prospect of Greek entry.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-29
CALL
 POORLY ANSWERED

than six thousand two hundred and ninety nine recruits. With but two days of army week left there is little prospect that the quota will be more than half filled at the best.
 The administration has carried on vigorous campaign to stimulate re- cfuiting and has received energetic support from the press but the pros pective recruits have failed to appear
 Considering the great number of men who answered the call of former President Roosevelt for a volunteer army division the faiure of the gov ment call Is causing much comment.
 Moonlight water at the City Bath LnncA
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-29

and is Tn no sense the responsible spokesman of the people.
 They declare that being duly elected by the people of Russia they will con- tinue their representation until retired may be taken by the soldiers and workmans council.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-29
RUSS ARMY REVIEWS
 FIGHTING EAST FRONT

The statement, which is given over the signature of Minister Kerensky, asserts that fighting has taken place in the vicinity of Kovel, an important railroad center near the Stokhad river in the Volhynian section, and also at a point west of the village of Ko- karyk in the same section.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-29
international News Service.

PARIS, June 2.-While the British Army was throwing it's weight against the German lines before Lens and smashing their way toward that im- portant strategical position, yester- day. the Germans made two separate and distinct assaults against the French lines at widely separated points. says the official war office com munique today.
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Special international Service.

PETROGRAD, June 29.-Fighthng at n number of points along the eastern front between the German and Rus sian forces is reported today by the war office, indicating that the promised renewal of Russian hostilities has commenced.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-29

Special sale on dresses and corsets, knitting Yarn of all kinds reduced. Agency for Spirella corsets. MISS oESTREicH'S Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-29
Special International Service.

Special international Service.
 ATHENS, June 29.-War Is looming large on the Greek horizon since the advent to power of the new govern ment yesterday with former Premier Venizelos as the directing spirit.
 Although war has not been declared as yet the Greek government consid- CTS that state of war virtually ex- ists and there is a decided prospect that the coming week will see the
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-29

Fresh Eggs 75c per dozen also Chickens for sale at Prosser's Harness Shop. Phone Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-29

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were repulse in the Champagne.
 The war office statement asserts that the Germans fought with great gal lantry although suffering heavily from the French barrage fire. The two attacks were evidently timed to occur simultaneously in an endeavor to catch the French off guard.
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Moonlight water at the City Bath House.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
FOOTPADS BEAT
MAN AND WIFE
AT OWN DOOR

As MURRAY AiPer and his Tte
we're entering their home. No. 49,
Field.ave early "Wednesday morn
ing. they were attacked as three
armed men NJ. Alpeg nas struck
in the face and Knocked 20 The
ground ahAe rVo % 'he men ar
ried Alper 10 me rear az his home
and beat him up
When their victims we're rcl0lr-s.
the three men red. driving away in
an automobile Alper could think
% no motive for the attack as the
men took nothing Re furnish q
description ~ them 20 he police
Nick Bo-born. 80 years 90 so
sos Franklin-st Wss assaulted and
robbed by man "wednesday morn
ing. ~ 10 vss coming home The
man Knocked Borborn 20 the ground
and took 1915 from his pockets Bor
born was taken 20 Receiving hosp
tai
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
WARNS AGAINST
RED CROSS FAKIR

Neil Morgan secretary Of the To-
cal chapter OF the American Rod
Cross has asked the police 70 hcl2
him hnd one w X Wilson, who has
been soliciting funds FOR a magazine
called the American Patriot" and
claimed IN be cooperating with the
Red Cross movement
There is no connection between
this magazine and the Red Gross,
according TO Mr. Morgan. and he
wants 10 warn all business men that
any one claiming 20 represent this
publication is not aiding the Red
Gross With the funds he collects
Complain came 10 Mr.. Morgan
that Wilson had taken suhscrip-
uon from doctor In Detroit. and
had showed him a copy Of the NAY
zinc. purportcd 20 be printed by the
American Patriotic Publishing com.
pany with offices on the fourth floor
~ tho Dime Bank building Wilson
showed a sample copy bearing DO
irnit date line
\ receipt given 20 tho doctor
bore the name Of Martin r Robin
son. bur a thoro search OF the Dime
Bank building by NJ Morgan re-
yealed neither Robinson nor the
publishing concern
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29

entire efy ~ Efsf~ ist out IN
thr stsAe and it.ss thrn attacked hN
BIS sua noV-TfIi @.rs ht balloons
srt aeropian~s enfI les
Yr' Arrsnt s~ens GU snow NrAt
WonIa .aprsr rr Ntw York and
Other hy eastern ,ttt-s should ne
tn t@f states Pc invaded oy the
PrussArs There VIII - sS other
Acts ,n me program. including Cam
sror snd Vow sn9. In om,d, skit
an Ntlef rsv-Ar v7.irI sfe Ths
feaf1-f picture Wi t~ P-ssis Love
81 Lady gett Performance
Ni er rrntnu~us "a . "a, from !
no. tabor tsv. there viii - TO
vaudeville shnas starting at ana
SO r r.
-e s.autlfli stage settings uset
tg t7s kntwa faps in ne orphsum
thester tris week r~pressnfs the
~o-s SEVEN yeas 81 more than
900 nor g 1~riars1 Tire set
tinxs we're nat~ Japan. n viii
lag frr-~ p.hf-N ne tre FOUR lays
comes 10 American MONEY ~ cost
ard ~ course ms -0un-
RS cola not 30 tupii rste1 for many
tirrss trat suw The principal srg
INK piece known a. back drop.
was euhroffered hy hand ard repre-
sens a japsnsse scene with pslsc -
t-ses river art other details n
TIE narkErouns Nothing 40 elabo-
rae sd Nv any sirn Jar R-oun =
Sc nAts IN Aw~rlca. Tho u - de-
Glazed frere are nNw Der - htg
drcrt Ike tris IN other countries
Ths ysutsvi'ie program IN tNe
NIss theassr next W~ek rcwpri SO.
novelties rew ~ patrons on -
thp important features N.ii oe tns
pr -Four singing oTEAniEstion
= -s~oznlrrd Ability with rerr-'
-~frs q nNp s1nR hts Each man
BE- isa soiofsf - aniittv and ih-i'
eraa-iNis rurf rsTs so sung m 0er-
farf Narurrv rie to ~ Rte
Tens ar cue and sensational ac-
rrnaff~ 1o~slfr introduced sF Wal
pel ard Narf wfN 70 sne'her al
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29

fhe csplanade approach 10 The Mich
iean central station torn down.
Euiiding Nreckers viii not be allow
ed 20 move tho old relics 90 near 2
locations and thus mar The land
scapa The tract occupies two
hlocas bets cen thg depot AMI Mica
iganfsVf,
The counciN adopted a resolution
offered bf Afd Kronh requesting
ire mayor. polio, commissioner and
recreation commission fo cooperate
M GUARDING The war gardens and tc
iravdf more mnuncd policemen
tor. The purpose This action was
.akeu following numerous com
paints that oofafo patches estah-
n~hre on Nacan property on the
rutskI-rs of 'hc clY we've heing
plunier-d
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
LARNED SCORES
PACIFIST PRESS

Ahrer 2 armed waca ere grncl
PAL speech AZ me luncheon given.
TUESDAY. ., rs Detroit Athlete
club IL horror ~ Hs members who
arc gong to va- He bitterly ar
tacked both Engush ard German
new spapers wac carried rsciasm 20
such a degree fhst they are hsmrec
INK The effort Of IRE United sta IS
70 AID IN the var lie declared
that ar American paper Published
il Berlin wogic nor - allowed 20
continue fcr q moment = 81 began ~
set forth ne va IDEAS @ ne
United states and rat German pap
ers printed here should DO treated
the SAME way
Little better Than these Germs an
language papers nat faFf Sone ne
limit IN sediticus statements are re
English newspapers 'haf are preach
ing form a. pacifsm IN one col
umn and preparedness another
To some extenf they are Qarslyzing
the governments Effort 70 con-
tinued
The time Is here FOR he paciHs'
aud his newspaper 20 stop talSing
peace withou, victory and 20 give
way 20 The preparation FOR real
war The paper that s. preaching
peace and preparedness A. the same
time right now IS negative 10 ns
results Far better tha' j. should
keen quiet We want mo teis or
ideas from our press that VII re-
ard ne efforts % ire men n
charge OF our war % defense
And war q defense this sure
~ H. We're IL rot Tor the proiec
ton Afforded Us oy ne English
navy The war would BE- a. our door
now
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
SLAIN MAN HAS
CRIME RECORD

That the men who shot ard siieG
Salvatore Turnoou alis. sa0sfinl
1rauno - wears old IN .he aye
part o. the cify. Tuesday morning
were the same ones VINO slew An
ihony D'Angeio. sunday niE1+.
the theory % The police
The man found slain on ~
ave- near Phlip.ase was ,Gentin.a
as 4 police character TUESDAY. ~
fernoon. and biz picture Be- in rho
roguos gallery Hf was arrest -.
In 1914 on KIDNAPPING charge. bui
was released fie paid a fno OF s.
in Justice Stein court 1918 90
assault and batter. and eas ordsrc
ont of town later When arrested or
charge Of .rxforfion
Turnoon ass being sought recenf
Is b. fhc police for holdi-g 20
Siroh Brewing company agent
Harry sfIiman, sud robbing him O.
s5iaI.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
CHALMERS HAS
NEW SCHEME OF
FINANCING

II the stockholders approve the
action o' tho directors. the Chalmers
Motor company will issue $4,000. 600
first mortgage no,es. running 1--WE
years and bearing interest ~ per
cent. 10 the present stockholders az
as per cent ~ par Each stock
holder subscribing 20 the new issue
will receive one share of per cent
cumulative preferred stock ~ 800
par value Cor each three shares OF
Old stock ap 10 SO per cent OF his
present holdings
The plan also contemplates the
leasing % 4 portion OF he plant %
the Maxwell Motor company FOR Ave
years me latter agreeing 10 pay
the Chalmers company 80 per cent
OF tho net profits from the opera.
ton II is understood that the Max
well company plans 20 MAKE trucks
here on a government order
u Printing-the risin neat kisd--th.t
IL rI9ht-Time. Job DePt@-unis tSoo
prtatinE-the plnin neat kird--thst
1. right-Tim~s JON Del ~-waln ta9o
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
MARX WINS
FIGHT OVER
WORKHOUSE
Plan For New Prison
Out GratiOt-ave.
Defeated
FARM PROJECT
TO BE PUSHED
Less Jail Room Needed
When States Dry,
Mayor Argues

Navor Marx Won victory over
opponents az h.> prison farm .dea
ir tte common coua TUESDAY
nirht. and appears to have Allied
,s- plan OF The House = Correction
inspectors No erect a. rr's0u 1Crn
TOYS on @ -lfe oRnec bg re rlrf
or Grafton ne. french q
Three weeks sgo. UhNe te mayor
was on his vacation. The House 90
correction committee submitted 2
resolution Authorizing fhe ere-f o1
of a hgldlng 70 cost $4,000 -
committee g-seG on oy The PRISON
INSPECTORS. sought fo &C. The mes-
ure fhru no council phie TIE naS,
~ VasaNay. hu, Ald H.ntle. Lodge
Gilman and others were watching
and blocked ne move oy haN ng the
resolution laid on fhe table
Tuesday nigh Das taken from
he table and referred back 70 tA'
NorrmHtee after O Communication
had been received from Mayor Mara
rpo-InE us adoption The msfo~
4res attention 90 The facf tha he
state Will % dry ir a feH morf-s
az SCOT as tho pri son addition lon.t
be finished and thst Nth the III
90 p o. alcohol oithtraSn Ire pres.
ar prison VII, BE- su%cien'iy Args
~ care for an th prisoners Mean
whsle - suggested plans ard Ar.
engagements f0T neA prison farm
~ 300 aces could b. completed
- re city crested prison annex
on .the G-ariof ave site according -
ne mayor u would b. committed
ro a shead ard build he nA~
House OF Correction there rus de-
featinz TIE prison farm profess. The
resolution ia expecfst 70 DE IN ~"
committee. it being apparent now
hat fhe mayor has enough backing
= tire council % have ais ~sy soou'
ne matter
AID Walsh ore-ed resolution
providing thar the curbs - he
Michigan. Grisvold and Fort-st sides
~ The city hail BE- reserved eKclu-
sfvelv for the parking % automobiles
belonging 70 municipal officers. The
resolution rss referred 20 'he com
rnlttee on .rafHc and police regula-
f0n Several aldermen arc victim
~ 'he one hour PARKING rule and
their mach iles have oeen fop %
aRAy by re police
The councl voted 20 order tHe 90
buildings that ncE stand or me
propery condemned ~ the c.'y 'or
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
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vhe inaugural 50 the Sew Adams
theatsr Grand circus park. sat
.rfaV -r sept prom ses 90 %
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rnea-f trr Vaughan ,itasr
....rn rn erlsren fh|s rev tenNI'
ef thr drama and ~ NHsfr hHs "r-
asrtred 0fcAuf fur MS season -
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4Nrs-r ..ra.fH st~nuE Edward. she
1rns q. rter wFIrN norris Nean@
rss lfeu rIatux IN fc0ton for the
pasf fhres eears Hss been selected
a. ffr aVerng Play Mr.. Sdsser
W'l 10 seen As tnf r nisief are MS
"a. -.u-trns- So frr priws donna
Dthe-- rar east are Miss cor
star.r NnnA iur'Ite "a Nern"
Bur lch. stewart Robbins. William
Fn~eft Ernert HIltt1. Walter Ken
sr-t Louis Fett lanes kIsW nft ny ano
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lnn insuggrsi week nov N
gre.s az fhe box 1fNce - fhe
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SOD 81 80 feature 80 HIS
lA NEht the surcsssful nnsicai
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musical equipment
e..src ,s-e4rs vsesuesda, ~sN BE-
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~ -he sehscr n fhe panulsr a. lse-
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Wsfke~ Revue company Wi Nresrn ?
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.--te8 Ssaf.s United erse~' - az
.-ars fAatures AntNrs SotNern
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sonE Ht 'HAne Amsries teln a.
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whtfe They simply % ild over
Nc hv rr~d usher VII - suns
s., Harry Wake and TIE Palace
Gardens gr= ~ tNe $40 II eis
: mesr' ~ F1'a, - .2 sn.-
-Ee-e and ffa-- Talks, assisted
81 -Ne e~f.rs -rsnY VII sIrE ne
-ifsd states r-ttst song hits
20; 81 Sc Brpsdway E.llo Frsnes-
and The "a -tHr lw- Raek ara
~he auvsni-s WN - ssns books
3 ~ta.nrg ne va sorzs - ne al
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f~a~tIg4 VAUDEVILLE gram ~ 20
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ne q r4sy afternoon - Viii Hs
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The Detroit times., 1917-08-29
Children Cry
FOR FlETchER'S
G q 8 q RI

P-ntins-the plain neat kind--thst
t. rtEht-Ttmes Job prp'---Main eco
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29

LANSING. Mich. Aug. %. Beech
Grove Land COMPANY. Highland
Park. $4,000 Detroit Brick 4 Fur
mace company. Detroit 10000
Ralph H.. Kathleen y. and r D.
Hornbrook ne Detroit Felt com
pany. Detroit $4,000 nr , G. Net
Las. Peter Bellan and r j Fos
Penny & Young company. payment
$4,000 Stewart Glenn compan
Pontiac. $4,000 Hamigamck Lich
company Hamiramck. $4,000. Rubba
LastiC Sales company Detroit. ST..
coo. Herman T.. Iliman. W and
l. b Cumming Holland Ladder a.
Manufacturing c0mpaay Holland
lSlO.0O0
| lnCreascs .n cahVA lock Brown
Hawkins Lumber company. Detroit
$4,000 to So GOO Twin City Tent
& AWnIng COMPANY Benton Harbor
$4,000 o. 100000 and flborn Limo
stone company. Ssul $50 Marie
t2t5.0o0 90 S150.0n0
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29

traction on tAs rresram which in
ciudes the Three Stantrrs in rhe
Ginger Snap thr Transdeld sisters.
rstrurpen falists senate Duo. sing
ng comedians. AMI ne Ra-retts. &c
centric rD fguss -tartI0g Nuntav
trs feature photosis wii - show "a
before and ate the nfa.lnee an
preceds tN~ Arst shaw the even
ing starting ar ~ 80 ard tf5 ,n thr
afternoon and a. rs a, night rhis
AMPLE emporium g. So The en-
~. picture -ins ,iordrlcH. cels-
Grated sra - we i.K''inst, stage
~lil appesr IN ne- arst screen pro.
'er the ~-tk Including saturday and
sunday
For next week re cadiusc ne.
st-r announces TIE NilitarN MAIDS.
new hurlesqps shoe George
M head ~ fhe company, Which ais
includes Iona FOX CHARLES sgan.
Myrtl~ Franks Ben Holmes Jam 80
Htthrrt Caroline Narner. LOUISE
70 girls IRE show consists ~ tVo
lively burlesqu-s ard there Will "a
plenty ~ singing and dancing as
well As good vaudeville 'peclaltiss
Tn. Regent theAter = schsdBiea 20
orer under Us new policy ~ hign-
ciAsa vaudeville and motion p'l ,ure'
next MDnday fAhor day and ~
~ playhouke a. Wuodeard-aNe and
Grand blvd win 80 : 500 s~ats Stt
axe IN nav life - - expected INe
Regent hss been taken Owe he
chariss ~ Miles who also cp~rai~'
thN C,rphsur and the new policy
CaUs or two performan dailr con.
sisffnC ~ seven taufeviile acts and
feature picture a. Sell As shotte
sf-rR on saturday. sunday and noii
FAys there viii he two Might - "a p
.tar'irE az 40 ard r. m Tr'
ssat,trs act viii hA Ninifrst Silrai r
80 Sea IN terpstrhnf. MIS- Gft-
rsfr and rsr girls Ill Ger back-t1
nature dances as veil az ballet -
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29

THEA MC1fDl SAID AS sac SAVE
NE nV NAT IT WAS GOOD OE
VOW &c TALK TO pa
AL Do WAS LISTEN, SAID Z
II MUST NAVE AppEAeED STUPID.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-29

S~cts other acts Three Roselles.
comedy musicians Anna Kent the
rDtnedlsnne who writes her own
songs Herbert and Dennis come
dlans Harry Iolspn. the "Riack Ca-
russo. and brother - Al folsom
Frazer Bunts and Harding -tngers.
and Peterson brothers serial fun
sters The picture feature Viii he
Enid Bennett IN They're Oh
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-22
c. A. MILLER WILL.
Be HERE TUESDAY

Portland. Oct. 22.--Following his
successful jaunt into eastern Oregon
as result OF which investments in
Liberty bonds have doubled In al
post every city he visited. c. A. Mil
Ter. representative Of the federal re-
serve bank and Oregon Liberty loan
campaign manager. left last night
Cor Roseburg. Medford and Grants
Pass.
Bankers and committees OF these
cities are arranging meetings at
which conferences will be held with
Mr.. Miller, while bankers OF Jack
sonville. Eagle Point. Ashland,
Butte Falle. Talent, Gold Hill and
Central Point are expected to NEE,
Mr. Miller at Medford and those OF
Rogue River and Glendale at Grants
Pass.
Mr.. Miller will be in Grants Pass
between 3 o'clock in the afternoon
and 1880 in the evening OF Tuesday,
this week.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-22
SPECTACULAR DUELS
IN AIR WILL CEASE

Washington. Oct. 22.-Thc day OF
thrilling air duels between ayiators
seems TO be passing. Both ohicial
and unoficial advances from Europe
recently show Increasing use Of
heavier machines with greater ar
mament.
There are Indications that amend
mcnt already has been necessary In
the program for creating the huge
air fleets provided for by congress.
while there Will be no lack OF small
aghtlng planes. Il is probable that
htress Is being laid now on the
bombing craft and upon Increasing y
the speed OF these heavier machines
and giving them adequate armament.
Already the engineers who design
ed the Liberty motor are Mt work on
plans for even more powerful mo-
tors. n is said. Al the same time
the liberty motor Is now produced
at rate that assures n suf,cient
supply when American fiiers are
assembled In force over the fighting
lines.
There have been rumors OF great
German aircraft soon TO make their
appearance. and ofiiclals believe that
the Germans are so impressed with
the desirability OF substituting heav-
Ter machines In which fighting pow
or takes the place OF high speed
The production OF training ma
chimes. n is understood. IN the only
element OF the aircraft program
which L. behind, but new supply
sources for the training machines
are shortly to begin deliveries.
That win increase the output and
the first OF the year will probably
see the whole program abreast or
ahead OF Its schedule.