Scientific American Magazine Vol 145 Issue 1

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 145, Issue 1

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Features

Cunard's Bid for Ocean Supremacy

David Masters

Riding With the Signal in the Cab

Quick-Freezing Solves Food Problems

D. H. Killefer

Keeping the Stock Exchange Fit

Airplanes Land Blind--Guided by Radio

H. Diamond, F. W. Dunmore

A Splintered Planet?

Henry Norris Russell

The National Aircraft Show

Alexander Klemin

The Biblical Deluge A Fact

Dr. Stephen Langdon

Amateur Astronomy in Pittsburgh

Television Now on Schedule

D. E. Replogle

Science in Search of Oil

A Familiar Truck Becomes A Locomotive

Professional Methods in Amateur Archeology

Prepared under the auspices of the Committee on State Archeological Surveys of the Division of Anthropology and Psychology, National Research Council: Fay-Cooper Cole, Chairman of the Division (1929-30), and Carl E. Guthe, Chairman of the Committee. Reprinted by permission, with minor authorized changes.

American Olives by the Ton

Preserved for 10,000 Years to Come!

Mechanizing a Giant Foundry

J. B. Nealey

Departments

Across the Editor's Desk, July 1931

Back of Frontispiece, July 1931

A Majestic Mountainside Monument to Four Presidents

Our Point of View, July 1931

Patent Royalty Held Non-taxable by State, "Ethyl" Mark Protected and more

Books Selected By the Editors