New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1928, Page 10

10 =2 | thus far carricd out three major and | | several minor experiments dtreclly' |affecting the spesd of planes in !flight. The tunnel is the only one capable of accommodating a plane | of full size in the tests. | | : —— ! During the rescarch \\ur}\’ it was dscovered that a three-cylinder, air- | Should Guard Against Co- fagious Diseases cooled, radial engine mounted on a | Sperry M ger fusclage created a | head nearly twice as great as that of the bare fuselage, and that the “drag" of the nding gear was about as much as that of New York, May 25 (P—The 'h¢ fusel 1dn engine combined. countless gasoline nomads who roam | LADts” bave been designed as & the roads each summer in scarc mpans ol zois wind acenery and fresh air constitut sistane of ithe landing: goar hig public health problem Eephe M, Helaiice Js o of the contagious discases plane builders encounter in the tourist camps with "8 I which America’s vacation land is dotted. This is the opinion of Dr. Dor B. Armstrong of the Metropol Life Insurance compa who urges vaccination and i ation for these who take their annual outing resistance re- | of are | tourist 1st remember,” he says, “that he will stop at automobile camps, fain- houses or places where the w supply may not he as pure as that at home. He should he prote against typhold feuved. and even smallpox eases that may be o the vacation trail, bu and immunization are ea knowledge that all party are protectsd diseases means n whe would not let a chil school when any of I has contracted a conta ease think nothing of lstting their children run all kinds of risks on an auto tour. | “Health authoritics in tha differ- ent states are beginning to realize the danger of disease spreading from tourist camps and are setting down regulations for them. This| control 8 mainly in respect to sanitation. When it is realize o blalie ment teste have ey labora- | & moment at | alved pro- | ation, tno in fiying, | made on the | and 1ofd important ts also have b g dirigible lLos Angeles in ma- ! wnvering flight and in gusty air. | The laboratorics plan research | work throughont the coming year| on the comparative maneuverability | that these camps number MOYC of 3 numbper of model planes of the than 4,000 and that well over 3. ghgorvation and pursuit (ypos. [ 000,000 persons pass through them | annually it will be seen that these| tourists do present a health prob- lem that must be faced. There is| little doubt in the minds of some | authoritles that the increase in smallpox and typhond fever in some instances can be traced directly to these camps and these travellers.” | | | LARGEST TUMNEL 10 HAKE WINDS Used in Testing New Model Planes Langley Field, Va., May 25.—(#)— The largest wind tunnel in the world, part of the equipment of the equipment of the National Advisory committes for aeronautics at Lang- ley field, is aiding experts in mak- ing American airplanes the fastest in the world. Within this tunnel, planes are subjected to wind pressure equal to that approached in flying at tre- mendous speeds and engineers have | Dog and Horse Help Carrier Deliver Mail | Pierre, 8. D., May (/W-Jnc\:! and Jiggs are the principals in an animal act that ays gets & hig hand in Pierre. Jack is a 28-year- old veteran of the rural mail routes and Jiggs is a fluffy dog. Jack has blodded around the | route with rier A. L. Hegglund for 23 years no hands need jiggle his reins to lelp him te- member his mail hoxes, The equipage never starts out of a morning without Jiggs atop Jack. Every noon Hegglund re- turns to the post office and turns Jack and Jigss loose to hurry home | for lunch. The driverless outfit starts off at a smart pace, and in all the years Jack has never been in a amashup or received a traffic ticket, Pedes- trians some times steal a ride on the mail cart as it rolls along, bhut Jack doesn't mind a few people hopping off and on and Jiggs gives | them a friendly bark. | “There goes Jack and Jiggs,” say Picrre housewives along the way. “It's lunch time.,” List your trucking business Herald Classified Ads. in} LITTLEST REBEL Nicaraguan Youngster Transfers Until last July your ines in Na h Darnall corps During Maker’s | 75t Birthday Sale Seventy-five years is an epochal achicve- ment—and as a general celebration to be enjoyed by all, from May 1st to 3ist only, UNIVERSAL Electric Urns, Urn Sets and Percolators are offered at a 107 discount— the first time in history that such a drastic cut was ever made on UNIVERSAL products. Buy the Anniversary Gift Now Today's school girl is the bride of tomorrow. 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Augustino C. | the rebel leader. dino, foe of the American ma-| During the fighting at Ocotol on | agua July 16, 1927, young Pineda \\LIN;’ During the fight at Ocotal be-|loaned to Colonel Sanchez a rebel | en marines and the Sandinistas | chieftain., and folowed him into the | 130 was captured by Grover C.|front ranks. He came within some licutenant in the marine | 30 vards of Captain Darnell and his | 11l captain in the Nicaraguan | detachment of Guardia Nacional | Nacional troops, firing at them and throwing | is a staunch admirer of | hombs as he advanced. Trapped 1 States and its “devil |and wounded, he crawled to shelter 4 he is all but hursting | in an old house, where the marine at the marine uniform | found him sevgral hours later. e | was taken to the hospital, his wound Pineda was an orderly in | was dressed, and he was cared for until he recovered. desire to remain with the American forces, and Captain Darnell took him as his orderly. 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