Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1930 — Page 11

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VIBRATIONS OF TINT REEDS TO GUIDE PLANES New Type Instrument for Bad Weather Flying Will Be Tested. fly ffrimer Hrreice WASHINGTON. May 16.—Acetic vibrating white reeds on the instrument boards of New York-Cleveland mail planes soon will paint an air path visible in fog. rain and snow, over 250 miles of the worst flying terrain in the United States, it is announced today by Clarence M. Young, assistant secretary of commerce for aeronautics. His visual radio range beacon to be installed during the next few weeks will supplement the aural type radio range beacon that has been in use at Bellefonte, Pa., in the Appalachian mountains for more than eighteen months, and if it proves satisfactory, will probably replace the aural beacon and be extended to other parts of the tryWatches Vibrations Its installation is necessitating expensive changes in transmitting equipment and the addition of a reed box to the planes. The apparatus is a joint development of the United States bureau of standards and the aeronautics branch of the department of commerce. The aviator. tells whether he is on the right path by watching two white reeds vibrate. If the reed on the left vibrates most, he has veered off to the left of his course. If the amplitude of the right-hand reed is greatest, the plane is too far to the right. When both vibrate alike the plane is on its true course. Searchlights Necessary The aural beacon system now in use gives the same information by coded picked up in the head phones. Great concentration is required of the pilot and he must wear the phones practically all the time. Neither beacon system makes unnecessary the searchlights which are installed at ten-mile intervals. When the weather is ooen, the lights can be followed, but when the aviator must go for miles through fog, rain or snow’, which completely hide the ground and lights, he had to rely on the beacon to keep him on his course. A recent test flight from Detroit to Washington through bad visibility was made almost entirely by beacon signals and not by maps.

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With four and one-half million votes cast. Literary Digest’s prohibitoin straw vote this week showed five dripping states aligned against five states equally arid, with the others in the Union slightly soaked, damp or somewhat parched. Louisiana and Nevada joined Connecticut, New Jersey and Rhode Island in the wet ranks. The dry phalanx, Arkansas, Kansas, North Carolina, Oklahoma and Tennessee, remained unchanged. Os the total, 40.24 per cent voted for repeal of prohibition laws, 29.34 per cent for modification and 30.38 per cent for enforcement Defective ballots, those on which voters marked for both enforcement and modification, or repeal and modification, were 2,527 for enforcement and modification and 83,147 for modification and repeal. The table this week: For For For state Enforcement Modification Repeal Total Btate ltj 4io 8.867 9.055 34,372 Alabama 4-945 4 29! 3.948 12.484 Arkansas 9i’. 8 12 101.562 275,107 California 2 4 434 17.693 14.152 56,279 Colorado 18 497 32 465 51.445 102.407 Connecticut 3-991 j , 831 4.260 9.182 Delaware ij g3 5035 7.523 16,743 Diet, of Columbia 4.ij 12793 19.191 46.731 Florida ,3-354 9 ; 666 10.769 33.769 Georgia * 8 712 4.942 8.744 22.398 Idaho 60 - 3al 73229 113.760 247,340 Illinois 50.824 3R.701 40,602 129.827 Indiana 37 564 25.979 25,799 89,342 lowa 41'?,33 16.918 13.400 71.651 Kansas 22'175 16.461 25.778 64.414 Kentucky g'2Bl 9.292 18.439 35,012 Louisiana 12' 124 7,5j2 10.803 30,479 Maine 12 779 12.449 23.967 49,195 Maryland 53'07 <K’H 84 101 183,490 Massachusetts rn'os? 69.4*5 92.755 222.258 Michigan 40 - 193 40.792 53,318 134,303 Minnesota 10'066 9 5.394 .20,639 Mississippi 43 514 3#!6‘’B 60.822 137,984 Missouri g - 978 8,069 15,481 32,528 Montana 22 075 15,340 14,401 51,816 Nebraska 1.272 2.880 5.049 Nevada ...... 7 429 6.423 6.303 20,155 New Hampshire 45 517 12.995 120,164 238,676 New Jersey 2 390 2.021 2.604 7,015 New Jdexico 105 352 178.064 274.723 558.139 New Fork 28.075 14.609 12.711 55,395 North Carolina 9 227 9/88 11.818 30.533 North Dakota 90.009 95.602 100.562 286,173 Ohio . 27.021 13.316 12.700 53,037 Oklahoma 19.439 17.8*1 15.398 52.678 Oregon 140.272 132.007 233.015 505.294 Pennsylvania 4.759 5.627 9.891 19.777 Rhode Island 9,931 6.308 7.422 23.661 South Carolina 8.509 7,191 6.34 1 22.091 South Dakota 22,594 10.650 11,615 44.859 Tennessee 55,216 35.3R1 33.728 124.335 Texas 8.535 7.811 7.754 24.100 Utah 5.165 4.227 4.739 14,131 Vermont . 22.203 16.344 24.766 63.313 Virginia 26.474 27.425 25.619 79,478 Washington 17.419 15.255 13,271 45,945 West Virginia 22.977 29,960 46.379 99.316 Wisconsin . 3.272 7.870 5.301 11,403 Wyoming . 17,904 13,121 10.352 41,377 State Unknown ■ 1 ■> — * 1.386.216 1.348.441 1.836,104 4,562.761

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