New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1925, Page 14

LFSSONS LEARNED | FROM SHENANDOAR Sturdier and - Improved Cralt Likely to Be Built Walhington, Oct, 16 (A~ Destrue- tion, of the Shenandoah will point the “way immediately to several fm. | portant changes in diriglble con- struction, in the opinion of Ralph . Upson, former international bal- loon championship and now chief engineer of the Alreraft Develops ment Corporation He nd others of th told government 1s they were prepared to bulld a dirigible of a new type, Mr, outlined three metal tnstead of fal uld have a much greater diameter compared to its length, and should have its control car fastencd more securely was not £ number on 1, and the fatalities wounld have Imost eliminated ‘had the control car heen more rigidly attached to the hull” sald Upson. “The fact that the in two is an equally direct result of its excessive slendcrness. It used to be thought that a long pencil |§} shape was necessary for specd, but recent studies and experiments show | § conclusively that air resistance can be reduced with more compact shapes. shape has only one-third the Shen- andoah’s length, compared to its|f Experiments also show |8 that it 1s possible to make an air- |§§ diameter. ship completely stable. though there is no good reason for not having plenty of safety valves. |§ Another important requirement is |8 to allow plenty of pressure range from valve operation. The Shenan- |8 doah could stand safely a pressure | of only 10 millimeters of water or | obout one-one-thousandth of an |# atmosphere. Airships can now be bullt to stand many times that pres- sure, 3 tage of the Shenandoah was its fabric cover—easily torn, Inflamma- | & ble, loose and flapping when dry, | 3 stralning the framework when wet, soaking up thousands of pounds of [ * water, and soon worn out, Before long this ‘kite construction’ will be | s g thiug of the past, replaced by metal clad airships, with rigid metal covering. “The faults of the Shenandoah are | ¥ no discredit to the men who design- ed and built her. They took the best that wa t the time."” WATERBURY FIRE TRUCK 1N CRASH: Men Jump to Salety as Wachine | Races on Waterbury, Oct to an alarm for automobile, fou injury when the combination hose and chemical truck number one, of the Central fire station jumped the sidewalk and ploughed into the |3 green at West Main and Leaven- worth streets shortly after six o'clock last night. A 10 foot high steel light post was broken clean at the base, when hit by the six ton machine, and sent glass showering over the heads of the firemen Tn avolding an ur chine that dro path, John F. Nor! the truck, w the corner turned slight and the car tracks, over the eurb, against the light machine ight inch The most improved hull |§ 3. encil blne, “Improvements in stabllity alone [8§ would greatly reduce the require- | s ments for safety-valve capacity, al- |8 “Perhaps the greatest dleadvan-|i med over |} and on the | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1925. It Is So Slmple To '\ Make A Stunning Dress Or Jacket From The New VELVETEENS $2. 95 yord Choose a McCall or Vogue Pattern Book here. Look them over. Pick your favorite style. Get the pattern. Take it over to our Piece Goods Counter. See the guaranteed fast- color and fast-pile Velveteens in black, brown, navy and brick. Look at the back of the pattern to see how many vards is required. Get the yardage. 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