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THE General Aviation Manufacturing Corporation, controlled by the General Motors Corporation, has taken over the $1,000,000 aircraft plant of the Curtiss-Caproni Corporation, and is entering in Baltimore all its airplane manufacturing activities. The three plants which are being transferred to Baltimore are located in Passaic and Hasbrouck Heights, N.J., and Wheeling, W. Va. Headquarters of the General Aviation Corporation, the holding company, will also be transferred from New York City to Baltimore. 
MRS. EDMUND A. GUGGENHEIM and her two daughters, Natalie and Marion, started for Los Angeles from Roosevelt Field on October 21, in a chartered Fokker monoplane piloted by Russell Thaw.  Mrs. Guggenheim said that the trip would be leisurely and that they were merely going for pleasure.  Their first stop was planned for Columbus.
IN A letter to stockholders of the Bendix Aviation Corporation, Vincent Bendix, president, said that earnings of the company for the first three-quarters of the year would be better than 80 cents a share. "Our company has more customers on its books than at any time in its history," Mr. Bendix said. "Even though business conditions next year be no better than this year, our company should have a substantial increase in its earnings."
RANDOLPH FIELD, the Army's new West Point of the Air, will take its first class of cadets into training November 1, centering all aeronautic training of the service at San Antonio, Tex., beginning that date. The first class will have 198 members, about half that number being from West Pint, the rest being enlisted men and civilian candidates. 
BLIND or INSTRUMENT FLYING?
By HOWARD C. STARK
(Pilot, with 11 years experience) 
This instruction book describes in full detail the use of the turn, bank and climb indicators in relation to blind or instrument flying and also gives the proper rotation in which the instruments should be used, thus preventing confusion of the pilot when flying in a condition of poor visibility. Price Postpaid $1.00
HOWARD C. STARK, P.O. Box, No. 1, Newark, N.J.
U.S. and Foreign Patents and Trade Marks
Ex-Pilot U.S. Air Service
ALLEN E. PECK
PATENT AND TRADE-MARK LAW
709 Barrister Building, 635 F Street N.W. 
WASHINGTON, D.C.
PROMPT AND COMPLETE INFORMATION ABSTRACTS OF BIDS
On Government Contracts, Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio. Also local Liaison Service for Government Contractors. 
FRED F. MARSHALL
108 Maplewood Ave. Dayton, Ohio

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ECONOMICAL CRUISING
Maximum economy at part throttle or cruising speed has taken on a new meaning with the development of the Stromberg Aircraft Carburetor. 
Two types of Economizer Systems, the needle valve type and the piston type, contribute to the efficiency of Strombergs. Economical Cruising is one of many reasons why Stromberg carburetors are used on over 95% of aircraft engines now being built in the United States.
STROMBERG CARBURETORS
BENDIX STROMBERG CARBURETOR COMPANY 
SUBSIDARY OF BENDIX AVIATION CORPORATION
701 BENDIX DRIVE - SOUTH BEND, INDIANA

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