Show a THE OGDEN PLANES SHOWN AT EXPOSITION Pleasure Ships Demanded of 56 Manufacturers By Air "Fans' s By OLIVER SHERWOOD Special Correspondent of Tito Standard-Examin- (Copyright er 1928 Consolidated Press Association) STANDARD-EXAMINE- SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 2 1928 R Better Days For Coal Ahead Declares Babson Who Claims Science Will Help Industry BABSON PARK Mass Nov 30 This situation has caused poverty —"When an Industry is down and und distress throughout the soft out —depressed — it attracts very coal regions and has been one of little attention This has been the the principal causes of the dissatsituation1 of the bituminous coal in- isfaction and strikes which have dustry for several years Various from time" to time paralyzed the CHICAGO Dec 1 — A peep Into causes have been assigned for the whole Industry 'If as we may the future of the flyinpr business ia hard times in this business among confidently hope the newer chemafforded here at the first interna- which the moat prominent are istry of coal prJovldes additional tional tpo much man- industries nearer "the mines it will aeronautical exposition where leaders of the new and powers and price cutting All ef- afford employment to a larger sury failed plus of labor and help to correcjt thriving industry are showing the fortsto at stabilization have the present time As a re- ono of the most distressing econoifi-i- c up products of their plants situations in the country today In one year aviation has emerg- sult coal securities have been a ed from its swaddling clothes' as drug on the market new capital It would bring a itiew spirit and o£a been difficult to obtain and new hope to that large group a member of the 'blg business" has the companies for the cur people whose lives and forleading family It has? blossomed ovit with most have reported deficits L tunes are bound lup In coal part an impressive array of machines of Labor unrest Instead Diversification jof the industry is profits and pilots that strikes all observintermittent employment jast as important as aiversiuca-tlo- n ers with its size The 80 types of strikes crops and if the developLflying' machines shown by 56 man and other troubles have beset the mentsof which eminent chemists industry ox a ufacturers are butsamples "Now however coal appears to have recently described work out 'exIs m which value the product be at the threshold of a new era in practice as it now pected to reach $100000000 dur- Where the economist have failed successfully seems prdbabtff they will we shall ing 1929 in solving this problem the scien- h&v6 diversified industrial inter'Twenty-eigh- t of our members tists now bid fair to succeed The in all of the great soft coal indicate that thejy alone will pro- chemists and engineers have come ests From the standpoint of regions on over-prpducti- j duce in 1S29 over 10000 planes with a retail value including motors of $75000000 to $80000000" the aeronautical chamber of commerce sponsoring the present exposition announced today MANY PLEASURE SniPS This is just one side of the picture These 10000 planes-ar- e go ing into new flying fields — most of them as pleasure ships— another large group in passenger service others for mail work They are represented by the advance showing of types at the exposition and afford a glimpse of what future 'aircraft are to be like On every hand there is evidence ithat lessons are being learned from the automobile industry Style is stressed on nearly every kind of hip Bright colors carefully appointed interiors numerous fancy gadgets are furnished throughout Half of the planes on exhibition a re appealing to private buyers for pleasure flying Air liners of the next few years" ar© indicated by the giant passenger planes on exhibition The principal example of this type however was accidentally damaged before it could be "brought to the show This ship had a wing spread and its three engines deThere veloped 1575 horsepower were accommodations for 24 passengers with hot and cold runradio and ning water la two-wa- y loud speaker a special radio hookup from the pilot's cabin so that he could give descriptive talks on the scenery and flyingl problems and special instrument (boards for tne entertainment of passengers SLEEPING ACCOMMODATIONS A type even- more impressive than the one described is being built by the Fokker works for the Universal Aviation corppration This plane is to accommodate 32 passengers on daylight flights and can handle 16 in special sleeping accommodations It is expected that when ships of this kind are available overnight service ho the Pacific coast will be instituted Another new kind of plane Is a special Boeing mail carrier It is jbuilt especially for the mail serv-lic- e with ja maximum speed of 146 miles an hour and a carrying capacity of one tpn iFord is exhibiting the first specially built commercial ship It Is designed tor carry new lines of goods so that manufacturers may rpeed up first showings of their wares to dealers in distant cities The plane makes no provision for passensrersj Multiplex motors are "an accent ed feature on all passenger carry-lin- g models show There is a big jexbibit of the different airplane jmotors which now are developed ito a high level of performance "A survey shows that there is jno dearth of' capital and that nO lone in (he industry can discern any slackening of interest in aviation on the part of the public" the laeronanticnl chamber of commerce reports "To the contrary the optimism prevails Capital Invested In the Industry today approximates S100ooofl00 and the which Is (personnel employed steadily increasing approaching the number employed during the or prnnucrion ourmg tn war"peak Therr is every ovidence about the exposition of a nw and thriving "bin: business' unit growing up In the flying industry 90-fo- - j j j ut-l?n- j "7rk QF Packing Shipping Storage Baggage ovieg CaiJ Slade Transfer Phone 321 Office 437 25th forward with discoveries which sooner or later seem likely to put this great industry on the road ito Of course progress and profits like all new inventions they- - will require time to develop and to put into practical operation The Second National Conference on Bitu-mioCoal recently held "Under the auspices of the Carnegie Institute of Technology did however reveal amazing progress durng the past year in the development (of aew uaes for coal NEW CONCEPTION j "The most hopeful development and the greate&t step toward progress is the new conception of coal brought to the public by the chemists In the future we shall look- upon coal not merely as a bulky fuel to be transported and burned as it is but a a highly valuable chemical with almost unlimited possibilities for breaking up into a number of valuable products which can be utilized not hly for fuel but for gas oil fertilizer alcohol and many other new uses "The time may come when liquified coal can be piped to distant cities from the mines In the game way processing of coal will prqduce great quantities of gas formerly wasted and this can be piped Ito industries and homes in far away' localities v The farmers will obtain quantities of fertilizers in the form of ammonia and nitrogen which are of liquified coal These fertilizers are absolutely necessary in increasing the corn and production' of cctton winter wheat "Our petroleum Industry will sooner or later have a great additional supply of oil from the chem ical treatment of coal Already the Germans are manufacturing and distributing light oils and gasoline from coal in their country Thus far the cost of production of coal gasoline in the United States has been too high to compete with the natural production but with our Increasing consumption this Will not always be true In the future soft coat may be one of our chief sources of gasoline One of our largest petroleum companies has purchased certain patents in preparation for the day when it may need gasoline from thja source Since there jis an abundance'of soft coal in this country enough to last over 7000 years the time may come when this new process will be one of the greatest-stabilizifactors in the oil business It will not be dependent upon new oil discoveries with alternating periods of and scarcity such as now characterize It NEW INDUSTRIES NEAR "Dr Baker of the Carnegie institute has a vision of the time when a number of important new industries wilt locate close to the source of coal supply As he explains it: "The new fuel technology may draw to the coal fields new industries which were not thought of a generation ago More power may be generated at the mouth of the mine The processing of coal will also produce groat quantities of tar which will be distilled probably near the mines and the various stages of refining will create new en terprises out of what are now only Chemical laboratory experiments industries are likely to draw more and more closely towards the coal fields We can hardly conceive of conditions arising under which localities where coal is situated will not grow in Importance The newer chemistry will bring about new industrial developments many of which will take place in the regions where the basic material is to be found Whatever may happen to other parts of our country we can prophesy with complete confidence that those regions where soft coal is to be found will enjoy an ever Increasing activity and probably an expanding prosperity TO HELP EMPLOY3IENT "On© of the Important difficulties of the soft coal industry has always been too many employes As a result the average miner's working time has been from two to three days a week with for weeks at a time us ' " j - by-produ- ng over-producti- continued national prosperity this policy is highly important PUBLIC IfTILITIES "We hear much today about -electric As a development matter of fact however the total potential water power in thi3 country is pnjy a fractional part of the entire power that can be developed from coaL Coal is and always will bej the chief source of power Furthermore it is not true as many people believe that water-power is cheap Huge expenditures are required for the purchase of land and rights the erection of dams generating ptations and other facilities for hydro-electrprojects The capital outlay is far in excess of that for steam generating With the improvement stations in the utilization of coal resulting from the newer chemistry the relaas tive importance of water-powa source of electric current will We shall still tend to diminish build large hydro-electrplants but these will be supplementary to rather than substitutes' for the of electric power generation coal and gas through "Three distinct possibilities stand out for the future: (1) An increasing tendency) for electric pow- -' er and light plants to- merge with (2) In place of gas companies the many small local gas companies we shall have consolidated plants supplying gas within a radius of 100 miles or more through pipe' lines In so far as possible these great central plants will be located either near the mines or at tidewater whete coal is readily accessible (3) Instead of selling merely electric current or gas the utility company of the future may sell both of these products and also have other important for side lines If the engineers and chemists are' correct in 'their calculations the time is coming when soft coal will be split up Into as many commercial uses as we'hjow split up crude petroleum The prospect of such developments holds out an alluring opportunity to those who hafe Investments In gas or electric utilities Moreover itlBhould eventually lead to lower gas prices which would increase the use of gas for domestic and industrial heating The Babsonchart pow records business as 6 per cent above normal compare with 1 per cent above a year ago this time'" (Copyright 192S Publishers Financial Bureau) hydro- s ic il ' tT7"l HE Home should come first this Christmas —and j every other Christmas! 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