Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1932, Page 22

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Among the re- work, it was revealed, have tk elopment of what is said be the fastest two-seater airplane world; the final elimination of truction from military planes; of a pursuit plane which is b faster and fly more rapidly , air-cooled pur- and the de- f a new bombardment plane ually is in the racing plane being faster by nearly 40 miles then any foreign bomber. devlopments at Wright ude nt only combat planes far outclass the fighting planes a year ago, according to the report, t also vitally important achievements m lines of aerfal defense. New Planes “Amazing.” xperimental work COVers gaso- nes which have no carburetors, engine fuels which develop power then any yet known nt engine radiators, instru- blind flying and blind land- tomatic variable pitch propel- ers and other research problems The new fighting planes are described in the report as “amazing” In a re- sume of the developments of 1931, Maj. C. W. Howard, Army Air Corps, chief engineer of the Material Division of the Air Corps at Wright Field, said: “I now can definitely state that we are through the transition stage from wood to metal. We now have all-metal structures that are as far in advance | of the Curtiss 0-1 and 0-2 (standard | Army observation types) as those air- planes were in advance of the DH-4 the famous war-time De Haviland) in 1925 Among the new fighting planes which have gone t ugh the tests and which in process of actual service test in - fighting squadrons, the report re- are the following The YP-24 Leckheed, all-metal low wing pursuit monoplane. This plane is said to be the fastest two-seater air- ne in the world despite the fact far have been made with a inefficient engine. still speeds will be achieved with this plane in the immediate future, the report showed Fastest Single-Seater. The YP-16 Berliner-Joyce two-seater, pursuit_biplane. ‘The P-12E Boeing single-seater pure biplane, of which Maj. Howsed st “Concerning this airplane we can, without challenge, state that it has the highest rate of climb and Is than any single-seater air- cooled pursuit type in the world.” The P-6E Curtiss single-seater pursuit biplane, & still further improvement of the P-6D in which Capt. Reuben C. Moffat a few days ago broke all speed records between Dayton, Ohio, and Washington, flying the distance in 86 minutes at an aversge speed of 266 miles per hour, The YO-31 Douglass two-seater ob- servation biplane. This is an exceed- ingly fast observation plane with a 700- horsepower engine &and smooth-skin fuselage. Its speed rating is said to be nearly three times that of the World War planes of this class. The B-9 Boeing twin-motored, bom- bardment monoplane, characterized by Maj. Howard as “the outstanding de- velopment for military airplanes” in 1931. Two of these planes now are on the flying line undergoing tests which will determine the power plant to be used. The results of the tests, as com- pared with those of foreign bombers, are regarded by Maj. Howard as “astounding.” The B-9 is a veritable fiying fortress, armed against attack from every angle, as fast as many of the as fast as present bombardment planes of tremendous offensive power periments of the past year, Maj. Howard reported, “indicate” that the application of commercial types for military purposes is extremely limited, nor is it likely that these would be successfully converted in emergency to combat_types.” New training and cargo planes of ad- vanced types also have been developed, according to the report Development of high-compression a ion engines has gone 8o far in the ed States, Maj. Howard said, that “leading engine manufacturers in Great Britain and France have gone on record stating they cannot possibly compete with the engine development in Amer- ! ica unless they go to ethyl fuel.” Behind effi y secrecy which has con- | present day pursuit planes, twice: THE EVENING é’l‘A\R. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1931 Capper Tries “Army” Fare INSPECTS EMERGENCY FOOD FACILITIES. lifted in a! | | men during the course of a recent inspection tour of Washington's ENATOR ARTHUR CAPPER tasted the soup which is served to transient charity ag —Star Staff Photo. wcies. [SEARCH FOR TELLER, FUGITIVE, RENEWED By the Associated Press RACINE, Wis.,, January 25.—Search for Charles Harvey, 19, junior bank teller, sought on an embezz charge, was renewed yesterday word was received that the body of a | young man shot to death in a Harbor Mich,, hotel, was not that of Grover C. 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