Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1929, Page 6

W THO AR WARSHIS PLANNED FORU.S Sea Scouting Dirigibles to Carry Five Planes Each Inside. Br the Associated Press. While the Grat Zeppelin is specding | its way on the first lap of its trip around the world, out at Akron, Ohio, ns are going on for the f two giants of the skies, even n the big German airship. unlike the Graf, whose mission is one of peace, the ships being built by the Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation for the United States Navy are to be warships of the ‘air, designed prinei- pally for long-distance sea. scouting. Five airplanes will ride inside each, tg be let out like hornets from a nest when the big ship needs defense. Re- ning, they will catch onto trapezes ung from the airship and be hauled | side. soodyear Co. has pushed con- tion of the hangar in which the ips are to be built, until it is ¢ three-quarters complete. By Sep- c”, one end will be completed and he end of the year the whole struc- e should be inclosed. Girders are now being fabricated, and as soon as workmen can move into gar the work of assembling the letons of the ships will are to be completed in me idea of the size of the new by comparison with the Graf clin may be gained by the respec- | Thistle Officer’s Weed-Cutting Edict Started Something Man on Spree Beats Him, Fires on Police and, Sober, Surrenders By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, August 8,—Sober after & drinking spree which, he said, caused him to beat a State official who ordered him to cut weeds around his suburban home, and which later involved him in a gun battle with forest reserve police, Harry Weider, 50, repented in jall yes- terday. ‘When Weider beat and knocked down John Bilinski, State thistle officer, in response to the weed-cutting order, the latter went to Arlington Heights, a suburb, and obtained a warraut for the farmer. Officers who went to arrest the man were greeted with a volley of shots and a slege began. Tear bombs were used in an effort to dislodge the man, At dark, Weider slipped out and ran into the forest preserve, firing sev- eral shots at his beslegers. Yesterday, after his all-night flight, ‘Weider returned. to his home in an au- tomobile, presumably borrowed from _relatives, and surrendered without re- sistance to ‘hree officers who covered him with their guns. “I guess I had too many drinks,” he told his captors. TIllinois Editor Dies. ELGIN, Iil, August 9 (#).—David A. McKenzie, general manager and editor of the Elgin Courier-News, died Wednes- day night after a prolonged iliness,. He was 60 years old. Mr. McKenzie had spent _the greater part of his life here. He is survived by a widow, a daughter, Dorothy, and a son, Clark. "SUMMER SPECIALS o S tWhelan's HERBERT TAREYTON VYacation N L 4 The Zeppelin has a | 1 of 3.708.000 cubic feet, the | = ips 6.500.000. The length of the nan_ s 776 feet over all, — Package Compact, handy—marvelous value Consists of 1 Cedric Pipe. . . 73Jc¢ 2 Packages Herbert Tareylon Tobacco . . . . . . . 30¢c 5 Packages Herbert Tareyton Cigarettes . . . Pinkham's g Vegetable The " C OIII”IIII‘ . 110.6 feet and 146.5 feet. engines developing 4,480 horse- compared with five, developing n the German ship. The latter's um speed is figured at 69 knots, nst almost 73 for the naval air- sh! In cruising range at 50 knots | they are closer together, as the Graf can cover 9,000 miles and the new ships are to do 9.200. | New Showing! exterior cabins and motors which cen a feature of all airships built | Gage Autumn the present will be lacking in | Felts, $5.00 the new ships, which will have only the propellers d controls outside the | Smart, youthful styles in new Fall colors. 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