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Naval experts report that gircraft cf certain types are now equipped with radio receiving and transmitting apparatus with which they can re= port the movements of enemy fleets and the effect of our shell fire, thereâ€" by enabling our gunners to correct the ranges of our guns. Aircraft Radio * 4 as Aircraft radio is a comparatively new field cpen to the radio men, and since the adaption of radio by the Navy Air Service, more trained perâ€" sonnel are required, according to an announcement mide by the Navy Reâ€" cruiting Service. Radio men in this branch, it is stated, are given orders involvingâ€" fbying and receive fifty per cent remuneration in addition to their regular monthly pay. This is called "fAight pay." The Navy maintains a special research laboratory at Washâ€" ington, D. C. for the training of airâ€" craft radio operators. o e U. S. Naval Radio shore stations, it is said, perform an additional useâ€" ful and valuable service by handling thousands of messages for other Government departments during the course of a year. These stations are entirely manned and maintained by officers and enlisted men of the U. S. Navy. ; & oi z... +o. Yainable . Asset _ ~ The naval authorities state that, by means of.radio and sound equipâ€" ment installed on naval ships and shore ‘stations, shipsâ€" atâ€"sea, both naval and commercial, have a reliable and valuable asset, enabling them to locate their positions in stormy and foggy weather by‘rmeans of the â€"radio compass and radio beacons; that stricken vessels may send out disâ€" tress calls for help by giving their positions, enabling assistance ‘to be rendered; that the high power radio stationsâ€"on bothâ€"coastsâ€"send. out, at stated /â€"timesâ€"«during â€" each day, weather,â€"hydrographic, press â€"and stock ‘repofrts, storm warnings, etc.; and ‘that certain stations also send out daily market reports. <â€"~ ~ . Since the Navy incorporated radio compasses and radio beacons along the coasts of the United States, and accordingly jincreased its personnel in this branch, it is said that advanceâ€" ment is unusually rapid and that radio men are constantly moving to higher ratings, thus creating a shortage in the lower grades. l Over fiveâ€"hundred vacancies in the Radio branch of theâ€" Navy await. fillâ€" ing by competent men, according to a Navy Department letter just reâ€" ceived by the commandant of the Great Lakes Naval Training station. MANY VACANCIES JN NAVY RADIO BRANCH Increasing Use of This Facility ._ for Ship Guidance Is Cause Given Thursday, July 18, 1929 Remote Control Sibley, it was learned. from depuâ€" ties, had his ‘prospect‘ in line for more than a week before he closed the deal.. The‘ man had the certiâ€" fied check but stated that it had to be deposited in a Kenosha bank the following morning so the dealer acâ€" Search for purchaser of a car, who exhibited a $4,000 certified check and then completed the deal with a $2,â€" 400 personal check that was worthâ€" less, is being conducted by Sheriff Lawrence Doolittle for Charles Sibâ€" ley, Antioch dealer, it is reported in Waukegan last week. © Backed with a warrant and spurâ€" red on by a reward the chase for the young man has extended throughout the middle west. * ; Antioch Man Sells Car â€"â€" and Gets Bogus Check $930 STANDARD SIX "400" SEDAN $998.00 ; Delivered, Fully Equipped â€"NASH 400 COMPARB it to any car in its field, and you‘ll find the car > _s you would rather have is the Nash ©400" Standard Six. Comparison confirms its style superiority. Comparison of _ this car with others at its price also brings out the fact that the "400" highâ€"compression motor is smoother in its action, more dynamic in its power, ahead in engineering excellence. Here are 7 bearings instead of 3 or 4, Bohnalite invar strut pistons instead of the cast iron type, full presâ€" â€" sure lubrication for dependability and durability. And at no extra cost, this car is equipped with Lovejoy hyâ€" draulic shockâ€"absorbers, chromium nickeled.bumpers, spare tire, tire lock and tire cover; items customarily sold Sheridan Road â€"In the New Post Office Bldg. â€" Highland Park, IIl. * TELEPHONE HIGHLAND PARK 1608 Highland Park Nash Sales STANDARD SIX "400" Leads the World in Motor Car Value Body of Man Drowned In Long Lake Found Body of John Degn, 23 years old, of Chicago, who drowned in Long Lake Sunday afternoon while swimâ€" ming, ‘came to the> surface of the lake at 8:15 o‘clock last Thursday morning near the point where the young. man went down. The body, freed by its own buoyâ€" ancy from the weeds that enmeshed it, came bobbing .to the top of. the water near a small boat from which two men and two women were fishâ€" cepted another for $2,400, the purâ€" chase price of the car. ’ cnase price of the car. f All" that happened © three weeks ago but Sibley is earnestly seeking the whereabouts of his customer. Delivered, Fully Equipped ing. The greusome sight unnerved the party and they hurried to the shore ‘where they reported their disâ€" covery and stillâ€"excited left the viâ€" cinity without giving their names. Dr. J. L. Taylor, county coroner, was notified of the discovery of the body and he impanelled a jury and held the inquest this morning. A verdict of death by accidental drownâ€" ing was returned. ~ â€"*The liberals who think they can end all war by getting Uncle Sam into a world convention might try out their theory first by calling a convention of wets and drys and trying to settle the liquor question. If they can put that over we will have a little more confidence in their ability to untangle the mazes of European politics. 17 § Sf