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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-07
FORD TURNS OUT G
PASSENGERPLANE
Three-Motored Stout Craft
viii Be Produced in GUAM
tlty if Demand Warrants.
BY the Associated Press.


DETROIT, February six three
motored Stout monoplanes have been
completed at the airplane factory OF
the Ford Motor Co. at Dearborn. il
was announced by William b. Mayo
chief designing engineer Of the or
ganiZation.
The planes. which Will accommodate
10 passengers, viii be turned out in
quantity production in the future II
there is demand for them, Mr. Mayo
said. IT has not been decided yet if
they will be placed on the market, &C
cording to Mr. Mayo. Most of the
planes turned out at the Ford factory
heretofore have been put into the
service Of the company. which main
tains air routes for its business.
The monoplane, designed by William
B. Stout, head of the airplane division
of the Ford Co, is a 6o0-horsepower
ship with three Wright 2eO-horse-
power air-cooled engines. It is of cor
rugated duraluminum construction,
with closed pilots cockpit and an
upholstered, heated cabin.
Innovation in Cockpit.
Commenting on the closed cockpit.
an innovation, Mr.. Stout said the new
feature had come 10 stay.
''It has taken several years to edu-
cate the average pilot that he can fly
a. plane without sticking his nose out
into the wind. but once let the pilot
1y sheltered and still have sufficient
vision in all directions and he swears
by, instead of at, an Enclosed snip,
Stout said.
The familiar dual control switches
are in the center OF the coWl board
of the new plane, and switches Tor
all three engines may be cut at one
movement. The brakes designed by
Stout and used on the three-motored
plane that participated in the second
annual commercial air reliability tour
are installed on the new planes. They
are operated by means of long lever,
extending up between the pilots seats,
which if forced to the right, operates
the right wheel brake, and, similarly,
the left brake.
New Heating System.
Pulled straight back, the lever OPP
crates both brakes simultaneously.
The plane is guided by means OF these
brakes on landing.
A new heating and cooling system
for the passenger cabin has been per-
fected in the new machine. The other
equipment is much the same as is in
standard use.
The planes are being turned out at
the new plant of the company, which
replaced one destroyed by fire some
time ago. A force of $50 men is at
work at the plant, and working full
capacity can turn out a plane every
week, officials said.
In addition to the three motored ship
a number of other models Of airplanes
are under construction there or are
in the stage of experimentation.
Among the latter is a "fiivver" mono
plane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-07
NEW ARMY STATIONS.
Six to Be Added to Short-wave
Broadcasting.

The Army Signal Corps is about to
increase its. 10 short-wave transmit
ting stations by six additional stations
SO distributed as to increase the eff
cheney Of the Army radio net.
Already the 10 short wave sets have
proven their worth by overriding or
outwitting static and other interfer-
ence and through the decreased
operating costs. In Summertime
IS per cent Of the Washington radio
traffic is handled by short-wave sets,
1t Is reported
The apparatus operates from ITO.
volt. t0-cycle current, which enables
the operators TO get power almost
anywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-07
BROADCASTING CURBED.
Manchurian Government Places
Restrictions on Private Stations.

The Manchurian government act
ing Independently of Picking, has is
sued regulations requiring that radio
broadcasting in that territory shall be
strictly an official enterprise; private
broadcasting is prohibited except
through official stations and upon pay
ment OF certain fees. Any consider
able sale of broadcasting apparatus to
private individuals also is prohibited
to insure this. report to the Depart
ment Of Commerce states.
Both dealers and owners of receiv-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-07
SUGGESTIONS MADE FOR
KEEPING FAITH IN RADIO
Few Stations, Heard Distinctly,
Aid Fans to Enjoy Quail
ties of Set.

If you don't want to be down on
radio the minute the new set is placed
In operation. bear in the mind the fol-
lowing:
Nothing skaters ones belief in the
value of radio as an entertainment
more than being able to obtain a
quantity of stations
Because quantity Of stations
means inability to obtain anything
with genuine quality of tone and free
dom from wave whistles or other sta
ton interferences.
Whereas, If just a few stations are
heard distinctly and with maximum
of tone, you feel that you are enjoy
ing what you have
And if you are dissatisfied because
You can't get anything else, you will
keep squirting yourself on with the
idea that perhaps the ether will be
more generous tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-07

ing sets are required to secure licenses
TO receive in the broadcast band lying
between 100 and 600 meters. Radio
dealers pay an annual fee OF $24, but
importers are required to put up a
81 900 bond. The amount of this bond
will probably limit importation to a
few houses. In view of Peking's re-
fusal to permit any radio importa-
tons, the independent step of the
Manchurian government is consid-
cred as an encouraging sign for In.
creased radio business in the territory
covered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-07
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1904 How to Save Money Frederick.
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1909 Typewriting Self Taught.
1910 Handbook for Amateur Magicians.
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1014 The Best American Jokes
1919 Book of Nonsense Poems
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1906 Forgery OF the Old Testament
1867 Splendors of a Partisan Courtesan.
1868 Best Fun from Pickwici Papers
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1912 Truth About Bryan.
1913 How TO Paint Finish Woodwork.
1O74 Handbook of Commercial Law.
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1919 Morals in Ancient Babylon.
Io77 Religion & Morals in Ancient Egypt.
1850 Tales of Haunted Houses.
1922 The Best Jewish Jokes.
1924 Did Jesus Ever Live? McCahe
1917 The Facts About Fascism. deFord.
1oS8 Suppressed Truth About MussoIini
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1922 Simple Beauty Hints.
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IOHT Memory: How to Use II
11oI Sherlock Holmes Problem, Stories
4II2 Psycho-Analysis of the Jews.
Il13 Love From Many Angles.
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1119 Follies in Fiction. Ieacock.
1122 Degradation of Woman MoCabe
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1880 Photography Self Taught
1146 Book of College Humor.
114S Sex Crimes and American Law.
1883 Extraordinary Mystery Stories
1883 Mysterious Tales of the Sea
1850 Two Mastery Ghost Stories
ITO Funny Ghost Stories. Jerome
1888 The Weather: What Makes it,
1925 1926 Price Range of Stocks
1927 1926 Price Range of Bonds
1880 1927 Directory of Radio Stations
1891 Best Jokes of 1926
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6I2 Disraen: England's Premier.
615 Facts About Modern Philosophers.
$50 Pilgrims Progress. Bunyan.
626 Best Negro Songs: An Anthology.
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CSC Greatest Thing in the World.
639 1000 Most Essential English Words.
Gal The Story of Rants Philosophy.
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657 What Married Women Should Know.
661 Neurotic America & Sex Impulse.
662 Amusing Answers Mark Twain.
664 Oscar Wilde's Strange Letters TO Sarah
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500 Josh Billings Humorous Epigrams.
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500 Broken Necks & Other City Stories
700 Story of Schopenhauers Philosophy.
703 Physiology Self Taught
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713 Lord Byron and the Women He Loved
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ut Modern Sexual Morality
726 Facts About venereal Diseases
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734 A Book of Useful Phrases.
735 Confessions of st. Augustine.
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744 Best Poems OF Shelley.
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1913 Love Ballad of o Passionate Nun.
795 Gunga Din & Other Poems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-07
Radio Teaches Children.

Children of bargemen in the Neither.
lands are being taught by wireless,
according to a plan recently instituted
by the Netherlands minister for pub
lie instruction. The little ones live all
the year round on barges and conse-
quently are constantly wandering
from place 10 place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-07
Irregularities in Free State.

In the Irish Free State only I ont
OF 10 radio receiving sets is licensed
properly. There are 1000 licenses in
force, whereas the total in use is
placed at 10000 The situation ex-
lists in spite of fine OF flo for illicitly
operated receivers.
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Foreign Radio Queries.

Recently filed queries received by
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-13
Money Writes
By Upton Sinclair

Gabriel Moussac; Paris" I open it,
and behond, full page reproduction
of the cosmic rooster, Aspiration, par
Pavel Jerdanovitch." And on the adj
joining page a text | translate:
ga seeker and an unquiet spirit, he
cannot content himself with the beat
en- paths. He has done some beauti-
full portraits, then some strange SYM
bolical works, very beautiful: 'Exalt-
ation,' illumination Aspiration,
compositions very personal, where the
art represents things in symbolizing
the sentiments from an angle which
belongs to him, and which classes him
altogether among the best artists of
the advance-guard by formula ex-
Guiding all banality."
| don't see how anything could be
funnier than this; and Paul Jordan
thought the artists of America would
appreciate joke on their French con-
freres. Being invited to address the
Art Association of Laguna Beach,
where a company of our California
artists gather to paint sky and clouds
and sea, he told them about this hoax;
and how did they take it? They were
Mortified at his act of blasphemy, and
their leading critic published review
in the local newspaper, which for vir-
ulence outdoes anything | ever read,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-13

even about my blasphemous self. The
critic even declared that Paul Jordan
had got away with the proceeds of
the lecture-the fact being that the
association had charged fifty cents
admission and paid the lecturer moth
ing.
The creator of "Pavel Jerdano-
witch" is a noveist-so, in introduce
ing him, have not departed from the
program of my book. His first novel
was called Gables of Cobweb," and
suspect it is his own story, about a
youth who grew up in Virginia, and
escaped into the radical movement,
but in the end went back to his an
cestors. Paul Jordan has not gone
back in person, but has gone part
Of the way in spirit. Twenty years
ago he was selling "The Jungle" from
soap-box in Chicago; but now he
has lost his faith in the workers, and
his hope for the salvation of his coun-
try, and devotes his time to reading
James Joyce and James Branch
Cabell, and writing expositions of
their esoteric significance. And when
| ridicule his idols, he is pained-ex-
actly as the Laguna artists were
panied by the blasphemous "Pavel
Jerdanovitch"!
(To Be Continued.1
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-13
The PersOnificatiOn Of Pestlence

Washington to Mexico City in tweny-sx Hours is the goal
and time for the next flight OF colonel Cna
Indbergh Like all similar ventures this is described as
mission peace the purpose of which to consolidate the TREND
shin Of Mexico and the United States This the idyc inter
probation.
In reality Lindberghs flight in the nature of scouting
expedition Just as flies forth to corn field be-
fore the flock descends upon page it, Lndbergh also
the personcaon of the pestence that will descend from wan
Street if the imperialists have their way
Instead of welcoming Lndbergh the Mexican should
he fv aware of the omnous of his flight and turn she
demonstration from gorcation OF Oh uolar
despotism into a demonstration against imperialism
More than ever the very history of life out for
raying center around which be modified the antmpe
alst sentiment of the southern repuoncS Mexico S f
powerful of the Latin American group as the naton ta mas
from Wall Street depredaons has the historic deSy
of initiating such resistance
But accompanying the the Lndbergh plans story
from Mexico City the effect that the Gales government IS to
take aggressive action against Communists IN that country
~ this move can be interpreted nothing other than supne
groveng American Imperialism an attempt to cripple the
labor and make it ubservient to reaction Such move
all improbable as it is well known fact Louis Morone
minister labor of the labor federation strives TO con-
fine the labor within reformist bounds and lives
of the day when the masses will demand more
policy than he has ever pursued
President Gales Mexico in exchange of polite notes
With ndbergh aids mperiaists of this country maintain
ing the illusion that such flights symbolic of peace rather
than tests of military proWess
Since his flight to Paris nbergh has been of the most
valuable agents of predatory Imperialism. No least OF all
ecans have learned through long experience to hate
Tread the nperiaist invasions should for moment De de-
by the proposed Lindbergh flight
allies welcome indbergh his praise of the Wall Street
Morrow, and the report of his anti drive
Indicate that swinging toward the camp OF the lmpe
r.alists
workers and peasants many OF them armed IN
the struggle against counterrevouon the sole guarantee OF
the independence If the is compromising
with the next step will be move to dsarm the masses
This is pivotal question and against such attempt the work
ers and peasants their faces like flint and resist with all
their might any attempt to deprive them of weapons OF defense
Such stand may do much to divert the government from
oenaton toward Morows policies and at the same time estab
sh raying Latin American bloc that Will resist
with all might nroads of the agents OF death and desu
ton whose objective reduce the southern republics to
condition of Wall Street that the natural resources
may pundered and the reduced to helpless slaves
Instead peace these American filters are herad
of and should be recognized such by all
Io4.r
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-13
To The DAILY WORKER.

The golden state Of California
brags about its sunshine, golden
riches, and social equality. They have
no "Jim Grow" law and inform the
world in general that they recognize
the constitutional fact that all men
are created equal and have an equal
right to the pursuit of life, liberty,
happiness and bootleg whiskey.
However, the Southern Pacific Rail
way Company does not see things
this way. They discriminate against
their colored walters. The coored
walters receive $4,000 for two hun
bred forty hours service while the
white walters receive $500 for two
hundred eight hours service.
The colored walters collect tips on
the average Of a couple of dollars a
day. They have to split this with the
white steward in charge or their SER
vices are declared to be "unsatisfac-
tory" and they are dismissed The
white walters make from one dollar
to dollar and half a day in tips
and keep it all.
The white walters are organized and
he colored walters are unorganized.
This is another example of the CAPT
talist exploitation Of the colored
worker in this western stronghold of
capitalism.