Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 21, 1921, Page 4

1) h unc at Ip ne PAGE FOUR NOMEDIINEN BER, FEDERAL EXPERT STATES Home Brew Poorest in World, | Dr. Wiley Deciares at Hear- ing Before House Judi- | ciary Committee (Special te The Tribune) CHEYENNE, May 20—Within six in a weeks the “night gap’ mail service between New Francisco may be eliminated: if not so soon, then very soon after the expiration of that period. Thié is the news regarding night flying in the air mail brought to Cheyenne by Maj. E. C. ‘Zell 'general super- intendent of the al? apail, who is making an inspection of al Janding fields between the two coast@ in preparation for the institution of, WASHINGTON, May 20.—Beer was net recognised as a medicine by the| medical profess! four de-| night aerial mail service. The serv- cades, Dr. Har pure] ice, Major Zoll states, wit! begin as food expert, told judiciary | soon as all arrangements looking to committee today ngs on the| the safety of the pilots during the Volstead bill to prevent sale of beer] night flying have been completed. This probably will be by June 1: When the service is in operation Iét- | ters mailed at San Francisco and he} New York, and at intermediate | points, if they begin their journey by air, will ue to travel BY air until their destination—if on the air. mail route—is arrived at. There will be no transfer, as “nt present. from air to rail and from ww and the most) raj) to air. he replied} an fying at | pilots is to to the sick. recognized as a 4 ts better | to be under normal nan over. “How about home brew?" Dr. Wiley] night by air mail done between Chey- present mail cago in the e air mail division of the postal Eastbound m farther eastw before nightfall h to the rail and transported thereby to Omaha, there again to take the When the - is instituted i ———— CARD OF THANK: We wish to expres: 1 for th bound in regard vision point and ¥ gard to the latter. no transfer ing the night, fer to another ai equipped for night flying. the hours of darkness. as those of daylight, airplane to rail During will continue (to hurtle tow destination “on the wings win It will arrive a full 24 hours ear main is provided for by the present part-air-and-part-rall service THOMAS LONGHURST. | The air mail service, Major Zoll Florsheim Shoes | — Leave your laundry at t Nook, Iris Theater building. U. 8, JURIST D: WASHINGTON, s Mulgrave Gould, associate justice of the District of Columbia . died suddenly today after a brief illness he News 5-16-6t | Mednick Bros. 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Plans and specifications for this special type of ship have been completed and sbeoretically it has been accepted. Practicdl tests of its fitness for meeting the difficulties of the air mail service must await the con- struction of the first or model ship, Once its fitness {is demonstrated, however, “quantity production” will be undertaken and it rapidly will displace the DeHaviland in the mait service. Of the 2.000 DeHavilands remaining in the hands of the war be Casyer Daily Cridune been turned over to the national guard. “The air mail hasn't been ‘using up’ the DeHavilands,” said Majer Zou, “but merely using them. We have been getting remarkable sery- ice out of these machines and the process of ‘using up" the war de- partment’d stock wou.d be almost in- terminable. Why we have one De- | Haviland—ol4 No. 75—that has been flown 39,000 miles im the mail service and still is in excellent con- dition.” ‘The monoplanes with which it is Planned to repiace the DeHavfilands in the mall service will be in four units—power plant, planes, landing gear and fusillage--which will be standardized and any one of which may be fitted to a ship quick- ly. Spare units will be kept at all airmail fields and the matter of re- Pairing a damaged ship will con- sume the minimum period, that pe- riod being the; time necessary "to re- move a unit and substitute san- Ships so constructed may be kept virtually continuously in serv~ ice. The new planes will have a “mail displacement” of 1,500 pounds. They will carry sufficient fuel and otf to enable the pilots to disregard’ the intermediate Jand fields which now are regular stopping points. 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