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September 15, 1924 AVIATION 983 SEPTEMBER 15, 1924 AVIATION VOL. XVII. NO. 11 Published every Monday CONTENTS Editorials 985 The Dayton Races and Governing Rules 986 America Air Commmittee in Paris 989 American World Flight 900 The Wings that Stood Up 990 New Aircraft Engine 990 The End of a Gallant Attempt 991 Plans for the Schneider Cup Rose 991 Italian Air Budget 991 Air Policy Suggestions 992 Radio on British Aircraft 192 Investigation of Slipstream Velocity 992 Ninth Paris Aero Show 992 Light Planes and Gliders 992 Airports and Airways 995 United State Air Forces 997 GARDNER PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc., Publishers GENERAL AND EDITORIAL ROOMS: 225 FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Publication office HIGHLAND, N.Y. Subscription price: Four dollars per year. Single copies ten cents. Canada, five. Foreign, six dollars a year. Copyright 1924, by the Gardner Publishing Company. Issued every Monday. Forms close ten days previously. Entered as second-class matter Nov. 22, 1920, at the Post Office at Highland, N.Y., under act of March 3, 1879. ANZANI WINS TOUR de FRANCE des AVIONETTES Drouhin, piloting a Farman Mono-plane equipped with the three cylinder 25 H.P. Anzani engine, on August 10th, won the most difficult contest for light planes ever conducted. In addition to severe preliminary requirements, the contest consisted of over 1100 miles of difficult cross-country flying throughout France. For simplicity, reliability and economy-- choose Anzani engines. Exclusive American Agents WALLACE KELLETT CO., INC. ATLANTIC BLDG. PHILADELPHIA