New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1924, Page 4

Inmw BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1924, ITALIAN SCIENTIST SAYS HE CAN PREDICT QUAKES Iments Apparatus That Will Warn of BUTLER AND HADLEY ARE CLASSIFIED Termed “Nulliicationists” on v Advance {a Prohibition Question | v BRAKES 0N AIRSHP 1S LATEST NOVELTY New U. 8. Zep Will Be Able to Go Into Reverse Ma ! sp ashes 4 & whic) Tremors 15 Minutes in Spezia, Ttaly, May 13.—Earthquakes rin tw need no longer cause loss of life land cording to Professor Caselli, n | gist, who claims to have con- apparatus, already , wherehy earthquakes are 1 ced at least 15 minutes before they occur. The scientist also claims to be able ac- | 13.--Dr. Nicholas | taken of Columbia Univer- Arthur 7. Hadley, for- t of Yale, w placed | of prohibition nullifica- | by | Chicago, May Putler Lakehurst, N. J., May 13.—Brakes | ccismo on an airship with 400-horse- { struc power engines that will run forward | "¢ or reverse without reserve gears will | be introduced into the United States | when the new German-built Zeppelin, % § ZR-3, flies from Friedrickshafen to | Ih ¥Ory slie Ly O AVEO L rathenihan mogifc Sk ahirst. » distance of 4,500 nau-|iocate beforel centers of tel- K Shaw, er execu Bl ilibe this siimrier. ic phenomenw, there intensity sr-collegiate With powers of braking and the sitnation of thelr most iptensc ssociation, in open letters made versing the motors, naval officials | Manifestations. g announced today the ZR-3 could FARnar aselli's telluric prophecics | REally Be put te har mooring mast]ior Jast March which were deposited B el Ao GLent iunBine e |mithis ¢ here some time in ad- Boee & stione wing, vance of exepeted disturbances, Captain Krnest A, I ere completely and accurately Siiie 1o the United & rmed by su juent events, T for the delivery of the ship professor promiees to reveal his ZR-3, the finest and most ¢ methods in themeac (NiNee, 126 airships built by the afolin| R RS [GL RIS e company, would revolutionize com- £ Abriast Hop AoGiatce mercial aviation in this country. Biuithscgielluricl phCo More than 44 tons of useful tasle ftie pnlien M0 he hot throngh 1h unmis influence anim miles an hour by the Z ore the eismic ||\4|\tm~-‘nl begin Lehmann scid, while amor Canclit .mv!ln'wl fojbes of this load hi pEhish b e five an pat- an- | Murray and Dr. prosi sity mer re T lit wa and -1 re- today charg: public Hie Th |a ten | veste | Bu Stars, Butler with incon- ributing to him the state- I shall obey these lav on the not and then ported but like rest I they arc quoted him as h \ying hmann, who £ons ©s to arrange said the ent of | pitche | two. {and J | ting f e carth- quake con- some the corgump muggling in such hould harn tion of ¢ leaes ustifiable? 1 10 or says was impert great is m morc To Di. Had! a1 ‘ ory would be a e fol - SEa cargo on long-di > . 1 yroduced | ¢ g A vision has been m ‘n“!m(l :uynln g hin sengers and ba : ; eveloped | “there ‘lr times e The United Stg . il g § T h;! than vn|;vn~1»: aeronautics is charged the safer and more j laws unwiscly conceved an ts ts may he nullifi jience w prriods of their g ost | be arth, luring the proximity to the for rvely others will In Third Term from passenger. ion, unlimited . e ~ : board general order. While some A It pomeral cder, White s o N RIQINID o avowcd “wulifcationisis” of probi i h] ‘i: M Lition. Booth 'Tarkington is the only au- lghter-than-air development with v;.ri UV mann predic the Z IFor scientific gaged in military dv with the thor who has twice won the prize of | Zeppelin, i " Rarnes Tells Coolidge 1t Ts Fault phot nd study velopment of e o 1oiut 4 adopted,” that th Bie o Jolot 4 cd the author in the U 8, Shena h is slightly ler than the the Pulitzer School of Journalism for the best novel of the year, Asige packet transport of Congress raphy, the eppelin type said, had no rival hecauss R ity to hover over any for n unlimited ti > cppelin could r jeal stores, food and clot Jated regions s on or carthquake ship becaus landing fields “stand stin” superior to airy work and de “The mooring duces operating cos's,” Cay mann asserted. “Only a small ground erew is nec modern air- ship requir nd expensive hangar only an liner re- quires a drydoc In design construction Zir-3 will be casily 1 Awkyardness of handling “thin-skinned™ objects, he indirectly responsible for struction of sev type ships. The Z commercial opers What cities will be flights has not been ., but the need for mooring 1 Iready has interested individunis and clubs throughout the country. The navy confident ei has completed plans for a new type [in of inexpensive mast 7 Sample Shoe Store Wednesday Specials Signs of of the . 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