Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1925, Page 3

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J., September 11. —Relterating his previously ex- pressed conviction that the reduction of the safety value system from 18 to 8 valves was the primary cause of the disaster which overtook the airigible Shenandoah, Capt. Anton Helnen, the German dirigible expert, in a telegram to Secretary y Wilbur made public challenged truthfully convincing testimony that the gas bags were intact when the ship broke up.” Capt. Heinen's telegram was In answer to a statement issued by the Secretary of the Navy in which he today, said it was manifest that the acci- |4 i dent to the Shenandoah Wwas in no wise due to the change in the escape valves; explode, and that the Shenandoah struck & small, unanticlpated tornado or line squall which she could not avoid. Denies Explosion Statement. “Never did I , as it seems to ap pear in your ment, that the gas bag did explode,” Capt. Heinen tele A simple extended rip in one or more of the bags would release the dangerous overpressure, but cer- tainly not before the structure was dangerously strained, tearing, for in stance, the diagonal bracings from their frall fastenings that in Admiral Dyson’s report were rightfully claim- ed to be essential for the structural integrity of the ship. G “Doubtless such a rip would develop | in the upper part of the bag, where |l the highest pressure would be and where no human eye could see it.” Taking exception to the Secretary's ation of the cause of the accl- . Capt. Heinen sald: ‘'Mr. Secre. . the explanation which I gave nd uphold. and which either or from fear of consequences, is backed up by evervbody sufficiently about afrships in r, is simpler and easier to see vou will have it.” ‘Wants Responsibility Placed. “Due to the inexcusably handicap. ped condition in which the Shenan- doah had to fly, it would not even have needed a ‘small unanticipated tornado or line squall which she could not avold.” If on ships previously fighting their way through adverse conditions anybody would have dared to tamper with this main safety device, the way | it was done here, the history of air ships certainly would have been that of even more appalling disasters, and Helnen asked Secretary Wil not to follow the easy road of resistance and to maneuver the poor, mistreated Shenandoah Into the mle of the accused, but to see that all bur | of us who are intrusted with responsi- bilities stand squ if the nece: “If nobody ares to stand up d to advocate I will, and never will cease to do so, no matter what the consequences may be to my personal | he said expects humver harvests. ely up to face them ises.” FTnmare T you must pay rent— and a lot of us do— isn’t it logical and wise and good business all around to be paying it on your own home There are some brand new DUNIGAN- BUILT HOMES Fourth and Buchanan Sts. 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