Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1925, Page 25

S FEET LT HEGHT FOR FLYNG Air Experts Note Maximum and Also Give Warning as to Speed. Flight surgeons of the Army Air Bervice belleve that man has about reached the maximum flying speed at which he can suddenly change di- rection, owing to the trifugal fo exerted on the bod d its effect on the blood. This speed is placed in the vicinity of 250 miles an hour. The limit of spe a straightaws course, they can probably 1 than is now but exper! te the actual fi The height limit, they add, is aroun 45,000 feet Predicated on Experience. maximum flight surgeons: point ed upon the expe J. will Utzer October, rounde The the head to- probably even ss and pos- ircula- flight direction of is rapidly cha ¥ unconselo tion quickly a surgeons s centrifugal force @ although at tu high spee in airplanes, brain or rupture of a vital blood vessel might result Pressure ns Factor. Even the filght could not surv 48000 feet, stances, udes oXYE inclosed in ich the baro- pt at a de- would it spensable a cabinet or sui metric pressure were #ree compatible with ible to mit, with su rent made for disposing of the plus carbon dioxide . The aviator experie other things, as the result altitude flights, sleepiness, trolled emotion singing or laught n shortness among of high uncon- giggling, ular weak- ing. Thes hiefly due men explain, to a lack of oxvgen in the brain Surgeons on Du There are stationed at dif on flying status. school is m Fleld, N. selected medical eaviation duty forms a picked for hology with first- men who go | up in the air The National rds show Aeronautie Associa- that the present record is held by and th ay course nch airman at Summer Time Starts April 19. LONDON, April 2—The House sec- retary announced today that Summer time in Great Britain will begin at 2 am. April 19 Japanese work plumbing in New Special Way To Shampoo Blonde Hair! 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Read the| | atrections, for Kojene should be| |greatly diluted Defore using | fhat's what makes it such an “pexpensive antiseptic. — Adver- ment. work | CHURCHGOERS BATTLE FIRE IN MARYLAND Oakley, Quaint Home of Col. and Mrs. John Marshall Dent, Is Destroyed. Oakley, one of southern Maryland's colonial homes, owned and occupied Col. and Mrs. John Marshall Dent, s destroyed by fire on Sunday last The fira occurred about 11 a.m., there being mo one on the premises except Col. and Mrs. Dent, both of whom are around 80 years of age. They were advised that the house was on fire by Louls Hodges, who was passing. Hodges drove to All Saints’ Episco- Thurch, where services were dis- | tinued while members of the con- aided in fighting the fire ehold effects, was located in St. Marys on a tract fronting a publle highway and a tributary of the Po- tomac River. It was considerably more vears old, and had b the Manki Dents. The old hon of many soclal func vears ago Col. and hrated their fiftieth a he: have resided in this home practically ill of their married life, and raised nine children, among them being W. | Gllbert Dent, president of the local | real estate firm of Gardiner & Dent, | Ine. The malin dwelling and sur- rounding buildings were an and due to the fact that were of ancient construction, only partially insured. The nglu‘('( the fire is unknown. TR DRUNK 6N ‘CANNEDV HEAT. Patrons Making ‘“Derail” Cause Judge to Rebuke Druggists. Special Dispateh to The Star. CUMBERLAND, Md., Oliver H. Bruce County than 100 n occupied by | stones and | was the scene they were April 2—Jds in Police Cour ed druggists and others who “canned heat” to liquor addiets. ho extract the alcohol and make a neoction called “derail.” .Robert Fiynn, who, with arrested, sald he bought a carton a dozen cans, and no questions were asked, Arthur Hadley bought fout cans at the re. He made & can of de \ the whole gang got drunk. Both mer testified that they squeezed the alco- hol out of the wax body and added enought hot water to make a quart of liquor. Sometimes the mixture is stralned through a loaf of bread and the bread turns is exerclse of an art, or tion of a science in life which application is itself an art | well eve others, | ¥ THE CRUSES AD TRADE, SAYS NAVY OFFGER Foreigners Get Favorable Im- pression of Americans. Peace Seen Promoted. Dispatch of United States ls abroad to give chance to see the American flag and 't acquainted with as exemplified by much toward ships t about naval the American the Navy can do ementing those friend- a development of commercial according to Capt. Chaun- kford, commander of the rblehead, which has just shake-down crui sailors were received ywhere, and created a most favorable impression by the manner in which they conducted themselves ashore on liberty and toward visitors to their ship. crulse finished American Cruise Welcomed in England. said E contact with a great many of those in high pos teresting to note my im- v =h yegard and uropean has for i were ot seem for us, ers, but the cruise report Cant has ions, to be able to do too much not alone in their home wat in waters foreign to them “The French were most cordial, but there appears to be a feeling of un- rest in regard to the ( unist spirit and this is most prevalent in south- ince, where many of the high » holders have a tendency along those lines. “In my opinlo, crulses made by our ports, princi- gle vessels, ean do much ing the rican in busi- ness abroad and will cause a grdater and better feeling and appreciation for the American flag and the coun- it represents flag Is seen too with the re little abroad, It that some foreigners know little t us and the Ameri- can commer: therefore, has much to conte with." . 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