Excerpt from Improvement Era, Vol. 32: February, 1929

Dr. F. S. Harris' short article on Air is the second of a series in which some of the common things will be treated. Dr. Harris is presenting facts With which all should be acquainted, and is doing it so clearly that none should have difficulty in understanding them.

Elder Claude Cornwall, a member of the M. I. A. General Board, who is recreation director of the United States Lines, has made more than fifty trips across the Atlantic. He sends us pic tures and a short account of Clarence D. Chamberlain's amphibian aero plane, which was lowered from the deck of the Leviathan and then took o¿' from the Cherbourg harbor.

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