Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1931, Page 3

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Reconditioning and ‘inspection of 35 grounded Fokker transport planes was begun today at five cities in preparation for their return to passenger service on four airlines as a result of an agreement reached yesterday evening between Clarence M. Young, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Aeronautics and repre- sentatives of Anthony H. G. Fokker and l.her lines operating the grounded &ir- craft. By order of the Department of Com- merce Aeronautics Branch the Fokker organization and operators of th planes must guarantee satisfactory mainte- nance of the plywood wings of the planes and modify the aileron des'gn before the big planes can be used again for passenger carrying. Three Days’' Conference. The agreement was reached after more than three days and nights of conferences between Government ael nautical engineers and Mr. Fokker engineers of the Fokker company the operators, which began immediately after the publication of the Department >f Commerce order grounding the planes last Monday. The grounded planes are at Dallas, Tex.; Miami, Fla.; San Francisco, Los | Angeles end St. Louis. The required work will be done at these stations un- der the supervision of Department cf Commercs and Fokker inspectors and engineers, Stability and Control. | The change in the eilerons ordered by the Department of Commerce is in- tended to improve the controllability and stability of the planes, Officials of the Fokker Corporation said in a formal statement last night that “many of the Fokker F-10 planes affected by the department's drastic maintenance order of Monday” would be back in the air carrying passengers as soon as Department of Commerce men had inspected them. Mr. Fokker said that the modification CHILDREN e Enter Our Drawing Contest | Free Art Scholarships | LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY 8t. N.W. Me, 2883 - FOR Water Fro At South ' Cottage contains five completey 1333 F THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, FRIDAY, MAY 8 1931. Will Rogers PALM SPRINGS, Calif. —My wife Just prowling around out here in the desert and run into Jimmy Walker's old hideout. They advertise as the “place that cven cured Mayor ‘Walker of stay- ing out nights,” and another ad reads “If you are troubled with investiga- tions and Re- publicans, come to Palm Springs for & tan that when you get home they can’t tell who you are.” There are over a hundred mayors here now. They are selling thou- sznds of ,sheets that Walker had his picture takcn in. PLANS UTILITY STUDY Because of the interest he has taken in public utility regulation in Washing- ton, Senator Howell, Republican, of Nebraska, plans to study whatever data may be developed by the Federal Trade | Commission in its forthcoming hearing | on the North American Co. The North American Co. has an interest in the local street railway companies. Senator Hot sald he has no in- tention of going before the commission at the hearings, but would keep in- formed of developments and study the subject later. of the allcron design which has been ordered ‘“represented the mere bringing up to date of a mincr element in the system of thise 3-year-old FOR CONSTIPA’ N SALE nt Cottage River Park o | bath, and is fu Will Sacrifice“for $6,000 Inquire for Mr. W. Stoked’ Sarmmons' Cottage Call Cleveland 2927.-J Mr. Mosher for Information For Saturday Onl. 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BLAKESLEE, Assbclated Press Science Editor. 8 () —The big bass voice was made public today, and shows it is not directly the sound of falling water, but something far lower-toned that comes from behind the curtain of water. This remarkable sound wave was pho hed by Dr. Willlam Brald White, director of the acoustic labora- tory of the American Steel & Wire Co., a subsidiary of United States Steel. ‘Twice this Spring he set an osiso_on the rocks a few feet from the bottom of the American Falls and let its mov- ing finger of light trace on photographic paper the long, wavy line of sound. Hiss of Falling Drople’s. ‘The “bayonet” points are the hissing sounds of billlons of falling droplets. The Benners represent the roar of the water @8 it plunges against the rocks. But the real voice is the undulating line of hills, literally the ground tone (\; r]:lnnm This is the deepest tone of all, cycles. It has & definite second har- monic, one octave higher, following the rise and fall of the ground tone. “At its lowest this is the deepest bass tona I have heard yet in natural phenomena.” Thunder, he says, is pitched consid- erably higher, at 50 cycles up to 300. Middle C is 261 cycles. The wind moans at 150 to 600 cycles; the surf roars at 100. The 30 cycles of Niagara is little above the lowest sound audible to average ears. st where this ground tone orgi- nates is hard to say” Dr. White ex- plains. “Because cf its resonance I am space between the wall of water and the caves behind. It is not the sound of water striking the ground. ‘That is rather a rushing sound, a great hiss. that is this organ pipe tone, well' convinced that it issues, from the | OFFICERS ARE ELECTED l Mrs. Husband Again Named lold] ot 'l"wentleth Century Club. Mrs. Willlam Walter Husband was re- | elected president’ at a meeting yester- |day of the Twentieth Century Club. 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