The Nome nugget., July 14, 1934, Page TWO, Image 2

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The Nome Nugget
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wise credited in rhii paper and also the local nenve published
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MAXIM iGORKY,
WORLD'S LARGKST AIRPLANE.
SOON TO UK TKSTKD
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MOSCOW., The —world's-- largest
airplane, the Maxim Gorky, named
for Soviet Russia's literary hero, is
nearing completion here and soon
will make its first test flight.
A veritable monster of the air,
the Gorky has a wing spread of 64
meters, is 35 meters in length and
Is powered by eight motors, capable
of driving it at a top speed of 240
hilometers per hour. Its cruising,
or normal speed, will be’ 220 kilo
meters.
Construction Reported
To the Russian populace the Gor
Iry has the place in aviation that
leprostroy does among the hydro
electric projects. K'or months each
stage of its manufacture has been
reported in the Soviet press. And
when, a few days ago, the giant
plane was wheeled from its hangar
to have its motors tested, thV
event rated columns.
This sense of pride arises not
only from the fact that the So
viet " government has built the
world's largest plane entirely of
Soviet materials and by Soviet
technical skill. There also is a
more personal reason. Thousands
of Soviet citizen* feel a sense of
ownership in this mechanical mar
vel, for it was financed by their
own money. The campaign for
funds to build the jplane was start
ed by Soviet newspaper* on the
40th anniversary of Gorky’* first
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literary work. He, mere than any j
other contemporary writer, la pop
ularly regarded as the high priest
of Marxist apologists. t
■'lane's Mission
What might be called the plane's
"mission In life” too, is dear to
most Soviet hearts; to spread prop
aganda for the cause of commun
ism and the success of Russia's
socialistic program.
Kquipped with a printing press
cupable of producing 8,000 double
paged leaflets per hour, a photo
graphic laboratory and a moving
picture camera and projector.' the
plane will travel throughout the
Soviet Union spreading t#ie. gos
pel of socialistic advancement.
A few technical facta about the
Maxim Gorky;
It is an all-metal monoplane.
It is capable of a non-stop flight
|ot -1.000 kilometers.
It carries three tons of gasoline
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and 600 kilograms of elk
It Is so vast that it requires
doable landing wheels, each twd
meters In diameter. *
Before many day* now. tbs giant
mechanical bird will be weelod
onto a flying Held near Moscow,
and, with Pilot Gromov, one of
Rusisa's best aviators, at the con- I
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trola. it will take to the air.
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COLLECTOR GIVES'
WARNING ON TAX
LIQUOR STAMPS
The Treasury Department at
Washington issued, the following
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iippwtant sections of the liqucr
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lax over name of Alex. M. Vier
hus, collector, as a warning to
dealers:
"1. Section 207 of Title H of
(he Liquor Taxing Act of 1934, re
lating to stamps to be placed on
containers of distilled spirits, pro
vides that "any person * * *
who use®, sells, or has in his pos
session * • • any stamp re
quired to be destroped by th's
title, * * * or who has In
his possession any such stamps ob
tained by him otherwise than ns
provided in sections 202 and 203,
or who sells or transfers any auch
*tamp otherwise than as provided
in section 202, shall on conviction
be punished by a line not exceed
ng 11,000, or by Imprisonment at
hard labor not exceeding five years
or both.
"2. Under Title 11 of the Li
quor Taxing Act of 1934 and the
regulations thereunder.- the only
persons entitled to possess th,
strip stamps Issued under that title
are (a) persons whj> have obtain
ed them directly from a collector
of lnteranl revenue upon applica
tion to him, and (b) dealers who
are In posaesalon of such stamps
for bottles of distilled spirits In
closed cases as provided In the
act and regulations with respect to
spirits cased prior to February 10,
1934, and spirits imported in clos
ed cases. Stamps once affixed to
a bottle may not be removed, hut
mustbe ^destroyed when the hot
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