New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], October 28, 1927, Page 7, Image 7

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NEW B RITA IX DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1927.
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RAOITSIONALS
IDJGJTJINES
Suoessful in Directing Fliers
; Through Storms
K"ashing'.Qu, Oft. IS. P r.a'lio
tJay Is i.pMd to Maze tlie ail
tails of the future, to guide spetJ
ie plants through fog and storm
Hi around r.iountuii... The ,-adio
iecon already Jias k-J avlatorw
froii th California coast to Ha
waii This straight, path, however,
can tot well be used over land on
accoint of the many detours in
mourtalnous country.
A tirtual a'-rial roadway, pene
tratinv Minding storm ari l eirelins
high eaks, is visioned now l,y (.:.
Francs Jenkins, Vashington in
entot The aviator would he sure
of hl9pat.li as long as a tiny lamp
flares with radiant merry, w hich
has Bei Iraiistnifed hy radio st:i
tion.s H short, intervals on Die
mute S-ing flown, ltadio beacons
at presnt utilize a series of f ound
signals, hut Mr. Jenkins helieves a
pilot Mil find it eastiT to watch
light .-glials, which take less at
tention Kai'l radio tranmitier use ) in
Mr. ,, kin' syst.-m is .1 shorl
ivavp,, low-inmrr autoinr-tic sta
tion, fid has directional charr.ctir
i'lcs Hakinir a. ch.-i 11 rn tn which
the ,ilot rii.-i wi;h certainty. A
liltlpiuhl on the instrument hoard
1-iirni liripht ly while the plane is
in tt- rhamnl and dims a.s the:
plan(devi;)tes fnmi its course.
Niigation of airplanes .-it pres
ent, Mr. Jenkins fays, depends
mainly on a sight of th-c ground
over which the pilot is flying. Hy
ing by night is hazardous in foggy
weather, because the pilot must fly
dangerously lo.v for sight of glid
ing objects. The priti upal aim of
his invention is to permit pilots to
avoid p',s.-il.h; crashes by flying
well over obstructions.
This plan. Jenkins b-heves. is
more satistac'ory for the sinuous
land routes from field to field than
the directional radio liam stations
recently s, t up at San Francisco
and Honolulu. Ohi.eiions to long
straight beams a.s land guides are
avoided .'by breakn.g up the course
:nlo short sections, which can lie
turned readily and can be used in
either direction Hinubineously.
The new automatic transmitter
stations, plotted on a map, look
like a string of beads laid zig-zag
over the landscape, Jenkins says.
They are inexpensive, costing no
more than the present arc light
"windmill tower" beacons which
they replace successfully in to.'-'gy
weather.
WORLD PEACE AID
iM. Etienne Sees New Era i
i Brought About by Radio
1
Woman Carries Trunk
Bv Air to Austr;
ilia
1 u ithnigton. Oft. :!. -Nat :o:;..l :
! su: -picions ill Furope are le.-.---. niiiR '
, with the spread of radio, according
I to Henri I.. Klienne, director of the
I International Fureau of the Tele
graphic t nion at. llei-ae. Suitzer- j
! land. M. Etienne. who helped
organize the Int ernat ional Kadio-
i Telegraph ( 'outer, nee meeting lu re. I
. h- liews n-et ption of luoa. least pro-1
'grams over the Furopean continent!
iticr.ase.s understanding and friend-i
smi' among the nations.
"Itefore the war. radio, was prae-
tie-illy unknown to the people." lie
explains. "Alter 101 i sending or
, receiving apparatus was not al
: lowed, even in neutral couu'ries.
Aerials in Switzerland were torn
t out by j'Oliee. Hut now that is nil
change,!.
i Home. Oct. 2S. P Mrs. Kent)
Miller, now here on her way to
1 Australia, from Croydon by air, car
1 ries a trunk and two grips in direct
j contrast to Lady Maud lion re, who
took only one suit ca.-e on
j High! to India.
! Mrs. Mil, r-s biplane :..,
; is piloted by fa plain U -1 li.-r
, caster.
She maintains that fl. me docs
, the complexion a world of good,
' bringing color to in- clu.ks better
;than niassace or :my oiler b Liutv
parlor treatnunt thus far conct ived.
j Mrs. Miller expects to spend
; several weeks In Auslralia before
arting upon the return flight.
"I'rograms in
. Krglifh, Italian
.often be heard.
In r
Hose
l.an-
Freiieh. (! rin.Tti,
or Spanish tan
lh oadc:isl ing at
first was limited to music and the
pera: but today important spc , ties !
r. c on the nir. Thi-- helps tie- pee.-j
, ph s to know and appreciate one '
! another."
Furopean and Aim-ricuo pro-i
.grams do not differ much, s.n-, M,
Ftienne. Kadio in Furop.. i,;; ,.r,n. i
;tributil to the spread .and popu
.lari'y of .iaz. music :nid et tli-i t ra1- ;
from the Fiiited S:ates. i
I M. Ftienne believes f.re.it r.nlain
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