New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1928, Page 4

AVIATION COURSE OPENSATN.C.A Tooory and Pracicl Side of __Pying to Be Tanght The class in aviation at the Y. M. |© C. A. will open this evening at 8| o'clock, for & 16 weeks' course, which will include-at least one flight in the air. The course is under the general direction of the L. & H. Air- craft corporation. Licutenant Carl | A. Dixon of New Britain will be in-| structor, The course will include tion in history of flight, nome ture, simple aerodynamics, aire; design, aircraft power plants, air-| craft construction, rigging and in-| spection, aircraft igstruments, me- | teorology, aerial navigation, aerial | photography, mapping, laws and regulatioons, airports and airways, modern development and review and and one trlp or more in the! air, Several sessions will be held in| the L. & H. plant in Hartford wit time spent in the repair departmer ll\s!r\h'-.i and a possible inspection of the | “f Wasp | er Pratt & Whitney shops whe and Hornet motors are m Lieutenant Dixon is operations manager and assistant secrctary of the L. & H. Aircraft corporation He will be assisted in the course b Percy Tibert, chief mechanic for th L. & H. aircraft corporation, who| will have charge of instruction in motor mechanics. Harold Homan, another aviation expert with the L. & H., will te: rigging and construction. E. V lace Bradley, of the aerial survey department, will teach theory and ethics, Some of the students who have STONE “STAGE-STRUCK” WHEN HE BROADCASTS | Vetcran Actor In Bed After Airplane | Crash Nervous When He Talks Through “Mike.” New London, Nov. 13 (UP)—Mes- s of congratulations upon his sccond radio appearance were show- Fred Stone, actor and re- r, in his hospital ward Speaking over a nation-wide hook-up of radio stations, the noted comedian described his plane crash 3 as “the biggest flop in my e the time scheduled to cut microphone beside Stone's Led, the veteran stage star exhibit- od all the indicationg of stage fright. He refused to listen in while his daughter, Dorothy spoke from her fingers, Then the microphone was switched {on and Stone became the drawling comedian beloved by theater-goers. Stone read a letterfrom a young: er signing himself *Johnny Par. " who said he hoped to sce him k on the stage and hear his " the squeak that one joke. Ired Stone squeaked ‘funny squeak” for Johnny Parish and said goodnight. Although the actor promised him- 1 to walk out of the hospital when plans. He will go to a New York nt to his broken legs, the legs arricd him to fame as a dancer. r he will visit Florida with Rex signed up are Vincent Schultze, 133 Cleveland street; Charls Haddock, Jr., Kensington; F. J. Newell, 4§ Main street, and George D. Murray. | J.. 210 Glen street. A number of | other prospective students who are| interested, will he at the class this evening. SONS OF SWEDISH PRINCE SALL FOR U. 5. WEDDING Will Take Part New Jersey Girl. Stockholm, Sweden, Nov. Prince Gustav Adolf, ¢ the Swedish Crown Prin (Prince Sigward, second son of the {erown prince, were today preparing ito sail next Saturday on the motor | liner Gripsholm. They will take part | in the wedding in St. John's Ep pal church at Pleasantville, N. of Miss Estelle Romaine Manville to Count Folke Bernadotte of Weisborg, | a nephew of the king of Sweden. 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