Aeroplane Editions

There is no place for advertising like an advertising men's convention. The New York Times engaged the Nina, a seaplane of the Aeromarine Airways, Inc., to take 2,200 copies of its latest edition to Atlantic City. There the papers were distributed daily on the breakfast tables of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. The Times' latest edition appeared, accordingly, when only early mail editions of other New York newspapers were on hand. This was not The Times' first venture of the kind. Some copies of The Times were carried by Lieutenants Macready and Kelly on their coast to coast flight -appearing in San Diego, Calif., on the afternoon of the day following publication.