Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1931, Page 56

THE EVENING 1931, ROSENDAHL SEES STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, was reported by the Government weath- MIDDLE WEST FOG HALTS | repored by the o AIR AND ‘MOTOR TRAFFIC] o woverie on s rieasts vonies by Chicago, St. Louls, Central Iowa points, North Platte, Nebr.; Wichita, Four-Year-01d Walks 45 Miles, |and asked for his “mummy and » The child had walked 45 adier Sy o T i g o S S, e, 538, S i et -year-ol Wi col a ’;t.m at Hillston, New South Wales, | blithely about rfz'.'dcr‘.'fifp." e s finding creeping during the night, man it mult to mlfilz!\‘xhh lheli own homes. children H ow to kee By the Assoclated Press. ople of KANSAS CITY, October 14.—A fog- Kans.,, and extending as far South as )’)rcc 0 ))' ]) LARGER AIRSHIPS Tells Cleveland Engineering Society Akron Will Look Like Pigmy in Future. By the Assocated Press. CLEVELAND, October 15.—The skip- Fer of the world’s largest airship be- ieves it will look like a pygmy in the future. Lieut. Comdr. Charles E. Rosendahl of the U. S..8. Akron, the Navy's new queen of the skies, Tuesday told the Clevelard Engineering Society the time will come when ships two and three times as big as the Akron will be_built. The Akron has a gas capacity of 6,000,000 cubic feet. In the future, he cubic feet will be built and will be of greater value as long-range scouts. The difference in size, however, will be predicted, air monsters of 15,000,000 | ceed with caution. The vapor blanke! blanketed the Missouri Valley States last night and early today, disrupting air traffic and forcing motorists to pro- Waynoka, Okla. All airplane were abandoned here. ying in density, passenger well as those of the night air mail, Kansas City motorists were fcrced to usuall small. One explorer tells of a war thet}!; lasting three years, the total losses be- ing three men on each side. 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