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Streaking through ' the, substratosphere at 17,000 feet, Howard Hughes and three companions in his ‘round-the-world ‘plane - broke the transcontinental nonstop flight for transport planes by flying the 2478 miles from Glendale, Cal, to New York in ‘10 hours 32 ‘min. utes and 20 seconds. The millionaire sportsman is pictured . above ter arriving at Floyd Bennett Field, N. Y. Left to right are Glenn Odekirk, copilot; Charles Perrine radio operator, and Mr. Hughes. BE ® » 8» ” » »

Airline Will Install Oxygen ~~ Mask Checked on Flight

(Copyright, 1938. by Science Service)

ROCHESTER, Minn, Aug. 22.—The Boothby-Lovelace-Bulbulian Oxygen ‘mask, tested by Howard Hughes on his record-breaking highaltitude dash across the United States, is to be installed as soon as possible on the skyliners of one major air transport company and is to be tried on two others, Drs. Walter B thby, Q. Randolph Lovelace and A. H. Bulbulian, its inventors, told Science Service today. ii The mask, derived from a deviceo——m— °°

that has been used in ‘hospitals, will be added to the equipment carried by Northwest Airlines’ Lockheed b :

transport planes. Tests will be con-

ducted as soon as possible by Col. | . : Arnold D. Tuttle, medical director . of United Air Lines. Transcontin-

ental & Western Air has also re- | quested apparatus for test purposes, | — they said. . Comfort, brought by its light Purdue President Granted

weight and the absence of a mouthpiece, thus making normal conver- Leave as Consultant sation possible, and economy are ape ls cited by its inventors as two prin- In_ Philippines. cipal advantages of the B. L. B. rm aking an improvement over | Times Specias previous types of oxygen equipment,| LAFAYETTE, Aug. 22.—Dr- Edthe amount of oxygen fed the wearer | Ward C. Elliott, Purdue University is changed with the altitude. The president, has accepted the invitatotal amount of oxygen required, tion of the Board of Regents of the and hence the weight of the heavy | University of the Philippines at containers, is held to a minimum. Manila to serve there as consultant in the University’s administrative

AL: : and educational o¢ ization, it Auto Without Clutch has been en od TE n Shown in England Purdue University’s Board of

(Copyright. 1938. by Science Service) Trustees approved & leave of ab-

sence for Dr. Elliott. He and Mrs. CAMBRIDGE, England, Aug. 22. Elliott will sail from Vancouver

—Scientists attending the meeting i y of the British Association for the Sot 10 Poin JO vend iva Advancement of Science today saw turn here abors fon i pe e a successful demonstration of an Bg automobile without a clutch. Dr. Elliott's office will be adDesigned by Prof. F. C..Lea, en- | ministered by a special committee gineer of Sheffield University, the consisting of Prof. Frank, C. Hokecar uses a mechanism called a torque | Ma, assistant to the pr esident; Conconverted to transmit power from |troller R. B. Stewart; Dean A. A. engine to wheels. The engine op- | Potter, of the School of Engineererates a centrifugal oil pump, speed [ing and Prof. H. J. Reed, acting of which is controlled by the ac- { director of the Agricultural Expericelerator which varies the amoun; ment Station = of oil delivered to a turbine attached Ta to the drive shaft. PEA CROP SMALL

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