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Britain Leads The Way!

STAINLESS STEEL PLANE AT PARIS SHOW

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RACING FOR AERCPLANES

TESTING OF NEW. 65 M.P.H. MACHINES

(Special Air-Mail Service)

London, November 28.

Light aeroplane racing after the YOUR SAFEGUARD

style of dirt track racing is being proposed by a number of persons interested in the production of n new machine The track and round the neodrome

•

An exhibition of this sort of me ing we given privately as Han worth on November 27.

London Nov 13. haul becomes necessary. This ty

British durability goes

with pylons to mark the turning Experts who have visited the in-pical

aero show now going inevitably with economy in opera ternational

points and a big public enclosure for those who want to sco teams of at the Grand Palais, Faris, tion and low maintenance costs that

pilota taking risks. The top speed agree in placing the British ex few aircraft built abroad can even

of the aeroplanes will probably not hibits in the front rank of perfur- approach.

London Nov. 29. fmance, design and oraftmanship?

Three Other Hawker 'Planes.

When the saga of the air is writ exened 88 miles an hour, and the The four Military aircraft sent by

Len first place among all of aeroplanos will be among the safest three leading British concerns, the

Flight Lieutenant Bulman, the

will in the sense that they have no vices, the world's

fyers

but there 'must undoubtedly remain honutifully constructed and highly

in water-cooled and air-cool company's chief test Pilots Her be granted, by right of supreme the risk of collision and of such

J. Dotto Le Bourget airport, near Led uero engines, and the wids range Paris, where it was dismantled for achievement. to the young Eng other mishaps 28 may be counted!

of instruments, accessory equip

England to Cape ment and materials are all the sub-transport to the exhibitiof build-lichonan who flow last week the normal accompaniment of con

alone from

petition; astounding time ject of laudatory comment, some ing. Immediately the show is over writers claiming that the British it will be re-erected at Le Bourget Town in the exhibits are, beat

in every field. and flown back to the squadron. of 4 days 7 hours. Eight hours she Designers and constructors in this Three other Hawker planes are lost at Rengitela on the coast of country paturally agree with them giving demonstrations at Le Bour. Portuguese West Africa while the Kot during the exhibition fortnight, oil filters in the engine were clean ed of dirt: two hours were wasted

of

a Not till a few hours before the They are a Fury" single-seater through the carelessness official opening of the exhibition fighter--a biplane capable of some did one British axhibitor, the H.G. 290 miles an bour which ranks mechanos at Gao, just south of the with the fastest military aircraft Sahara desert, in neglecting to all Hawker Engineering Company, an- nounce Paris plans Hawker air at present being built for the Royal Air Force in larger numbers than those of ary other manufacturer. The range of fly. ing machines designed by the firm for military employment in the British air fighting flest includes day bombers, two seater fighters, ariny co-operation planes, single. seater interceptor land fighters and shipplanes and two-seater ship hoard reconnaissance craft fitted for use with land wheels or sea- plane floats.

craft are

After 100,000 Miles,

in the world-and two "Hart the fuel tanks to capacity; more two-senter machines, one of them driven by an air-cooled, and the other by a water-cooled,.motor.

Defeat of Corrosion, Technically, however, the mgått important single exhibit on the Hawker stand is the stainless steel fuselage of an

time that might have been saved culation of fuel consumption that dribbled away because of a miscal obliged an unplanned landing at Barcelona,

Skilt and Determination. But the skill and iron determina "Osprey wo-tion of the pilot won through to seater shipplaus, which provides inagnificent triumph, one that ranks ocular evidence of an approaching high among the world's greate revolution in aircraft construction feats of armanshup and option For years British research chenists her to a place with the half-dozen and aeroplane designers have work or so supreme aviators of all time. ed steadily on the invention and When Any Johnson made her use of stainless metals suitable, not famous “lone" light to Australia The company's choice for chief only for very large aring machines nearly three years ago the achieve exhibit departe from usual prae-such as the giant 33-tons flying beat | meat, though splendid in its courage tice. It is a well-trained veteran that was launched recently from and physical endurance, was by no a slipway at Rochester, but also for means perfect in manner of ex- with hundreds of hours of service

working in a way enabling the ecution To the expert crilic it behind it, and after the show it will be returned to the Royal Air material to be employed in the cen- betrayed a certain lack of skill add knowledge on the part of the pilot. Force squadron from which it was struction of smaller planes.

All of the Hawker machines in not ummatural in one whose total borrowed. But no bettor. exhibiti than "Hart" biplane No. J. 9941 production use stainless steel fit-flying experience, was limited to could be desired. Every machine tings, but the new Osprey re-comparatively few hours in the air, in the squadron from which it was presents the first attempt to build and many expressed the opinions taken a few days ago has complet-an acroplane entirely of this metal that luck helped a lot and that ed more than 700 hours flying and is made possible by recent big the young woman's achievement was equivalent to more than 100,000 advances in the technique of manush flash in the pan which she miles under strenuous service con facturing, stainless steel tubing and could never hope to repeat. ditions; not one of them has been other components. The tremendous advantage gained in eliminating overhauled or reconditioned

at one blow the demon of corroION, particularly aircraft. intended

"

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Boeptics Blienced,

Two" single-seator gliders, caoh fitted with a 6 hp. motor-bicycle engine to drive & pusher airscrew, a pylon course. These machines will be flown in competition round and the scheme out of which they Air Ministry, for they have no arise, represent a challenge, to the airworthing certificate, and in their present form could not, satisfy the airworthinese regulations. The makera assumed that such ser

•plaacs could be flown without air. worthiness certificates provided that they were kept within the con- fines of an aerodrome, but a now regulation recenly imposed made the flying of such machines condi tional upon Air Ministry sanction.

Permission has been given for 6X perimental flights by the firan of these machines and it remains to be seen whether a succession of permits on be obtained for their use in races by competing teams of Pilots,

AVIATION BADGE FOR FRENCH ACTRESS

INCIDENT AT A HANGAR.

Paris-An unusual honour has been paid to me, Cécile Sorel (the Comtesse de Ségur), of the Comédie Faungge. She has been presented at a special luncheon with the regi- mental badge of the Brd Aviation sence of mind the displayed at theatrical performance in aid of Air Force men's widows and orphans.

Now Amy Mollison has routed the No. J. 41 was selected at ran dom, and is shown exactly as it fr use at sen, is at once apparent, sceptics, No Baw can be detected was received from the squadron to Within a few years aeroplaner of in her latest exploit. Her naviga-Regiment, in recognition of the pre- give expert visitors an iden of the all kinds will probably be built tion was sure and unerring, even robustness and endurance of the in stainless steel, though other across the trackles wastes of the structure In spite of the long time metals will undoubtedly continue immense Sahara, her pilotage skil it has been flying J. 0941, like in favour for many purposes where fulher concret of the adventure every other sister craft in the corrosion is not a vital problem and marked throughout with, the fore- squadron, is still in such fine con- the excellent methods of protectight and commonsense of the really dition that i should easily reach tion devised in British workshops, the 1,000 hours' mark before overare sufficient,”

THE HIGH-SPEED FIGHTER

CHALLENGES AT LAST TO BRITISH LEAD.

It bag taken three years for foreign countries to prepare to challenge the lead wou by Great Britain in the design of high-apred fighter aeroplanes and fast bombers and two-seater fighters,

tion for single-seater Fighters is now being held, high speed and rapid climb being the principal qualities sought.

AEROBATICS EXTRA-

ORDINARY

TRIUMPHS OF THE "COBHAM CIRCUS

London, November 25 An unofficial world. record" in acrobatic flying over a comparative.

great aviator. Undoubtedly she received much help in planning the sight from her busband, ME [J. A Mollison, whose record over the same range she broke by more than ten hour, but it was her own

The plas L'Aventurièrs" was produced for the occasion in nu seroplane hangar at Che-eaurous military herodrome. In the middle of the third act Mme. Cécile Borel Baw. that one of the curtains was on fire. The hangar was crowded, and a panic might have been disas trous

akill that carried her safely across some of the most difficult flying Taking bare to give no sign that country in the African continent anything was wrong, the actress left and her own determination and the stage for a moment to warn the stamina that you through in these people behind the scenes. So next terrifying Hours spent rushingly were her exit and return effected across the desort and in endless that the audience had no idea that rain-squalls and storms farther there was any Zeparture from the south.

plan. The fire wae extinguished without attracting the attention of anyone on the other side of the footlights.

Details of Desert-Cloud. -- Her Beroplane, the * Desert

ly short period was set by one of Cloud." like the machine in which

The officers present were so im-

In France, however, a competithe light, aeroplanes belonging to Mollison set up the earlier record pressed by the manner in which the the air circus which toured Britain last March, is a standard Puse stress handled the situation that for six months this year under the Moth cabin menoplane exactly they decided to bestow on her the direction of Sir Alan Cobham. The similar in most respects to the highest honour they could, machine, Tiger Moth" biplans hundreds of craft of the type flown two-seater specially modified for in

From start to finish, in spite of

An Italian Fighter, with a Fiat water-cooled engine, is shown at erted ring, we never out of acy private owners in all parts of the Paris Aero Show, with speed tion arough the 184 days of the the world. The engine, 2 “Gipsy and performance claimed as an vandthe fleet give Major" 120 hp. air-cooled unit, proximately equ to those of the demonftrando fewer than 170 is slightly more powerful than the and engine behaved perfectly.

British Fury."

Equipment Jettisoned.

towns. Sumqay

weather *ncountered, aeroplane the big overloni and the bad

Incidentally, Mrs. Mollison max ed from England to Cape Town

at an average rate, including all stops, of no less than 61 miles an hour-faster than an express train;

same route.

"Gipsy II." engine in her hus All of the time the neroplanet Belgium, using the British "Kestrel engine, has produced were in the open air, pickettei band's 'pläne, and the aircraft is a two-seater metal monoplane down at night against the risk of little faster than Mollison's Two claimed to do 210 m.p.h. at 13,000 high wind They were down of the three seats in the cabin were ft, and 201 m.p.h. at 20,000 ft, almost every day of the tour. But and to be able to cliruh 20,000 ft. this severe testing revealed no removed for the light and extra She flow on the average 1,468 miles

faulta on

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