anaheim-gazette 1952-04-02

4 Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA I'll be doggoned! Now he's got that thing. Eatin' at the table with him! SO WHAT?! I'd rather eat with birds than a lot of guys I could mention! YOU WOULD ÷? NO—I F-FEEL SAFER ON A HORSE! KING CORNY! AREN'T YOU GONNA DISMOUNT? AND THE HAMPSOME KNIGHT LIFTED HER TO THE BACK OF HIS FAITHFUL STEED AND THEY RODE AWAY, TO LIVE HAPPILY EVER. THAT SOUNDS LIKE A—! TRUAY, I TRIED TO SABBAGE THE ASTAR SHIP FOR YOU, O KREEG! AH! AN ASTAR FRIEND OF LINBA, EN J PROVE IT! THER STRATEGY WAS QUITE NOVEL! WHO COMMANDS THAT SHIP! 6 SCORCHY SMITH, A RAW RECRUIT FROM PLANET EARTH PLANNED IT, O KREEG! NEVE A STRONG SHIP, BUT THE WRENCHING OF THESE WAVES MIGHT TEAR HER APART... I'LL HAVE TO HEAD DOWN WIND CADET DARE, PASS THE WORD TO THE HELMSMAN TO... WHAT'S THE MATTER. CADET? YOU'RE NOT TELLING ME YOU'RE SCARED? THERE'S NOTHING LEFT TO CHOOSE EXCEPT THOSE HUNGRY HOLLER BLUES... HEAR THAT VELVET? THE HOUSE HAS TURNED A NEW SONG. OH, QIANA DIANA? YES, COME RIGHT IN, YOUNG MAN. SIT RIGHT DOWN AND MAKE YOURSELF COMFORTABLE. HERE'S A STACK OF MAGAZINES. I HOPE YOU DON'T MIND WAITING A COUPLE OF HOURS. THAT CRAZY GUY IN THE AIRPLANE THREW OUT A MONKEY WRENCH...IT'S GOT A NOTE OR SOMETHIN' TIED TO IT!!! IT WAS A NOTE — AND A VERY IMPORTANT NOTE IT WAS, TOO — I'M NOT COMPLAINING ABOUT ABOUT THE ONE UPSTAIRS— Northrop Approaches Solution for Rivetless Plane Control Surfaces HAWTHORNE — Complete airplane control surfaces that contains no ribs and a minimum of rivets are now within the realm of possibility. T. E. Piper, chief process engineer of Northrop Aircraft, Inc., has revealed. Northrop process engineers have developed a successful method of using Styrofoam, a hard plastic foam, as an inner "filler" for control surfaces, and by overall adhesion, are able to eliminate the necessity for 80 per cent of the rivets now used in control surfaces. Styrofoam is a development of the Dow Chemical Co., and is produced by expanding polystyrene approximately 40 times into a snow-like multicellular foam. Northrop process engineers had long considered the use of Styrofoam, because of the tremendous savings in weight, and because of its ability to eliminate vibration by filling the voids within control surfaces. This lack of vibration makes possible much higher speeds. Northrop's process engineers have successfully developed a metal-plastic adhesive, which is a modification of existing synthetic resins, for bonding Styrofoam to sheet metal. The adhesive, being patented by Northrop, provides an exceptionally high-strength bond. It may be applied to small surfaces by brushing, and is sprayed on larger surfaces. The adhesive is applied to all mating surfaces, and then sealed by pressure contact. State Legislature Asks Life Sex Offenders Underpassed by both House Lature. One of the bills man H. Allen Smith also provides that convicted of murder or death by being advised psychopath. Another suspension of any employee convicted of The measures passed Monday. The prison sentence would be changed for years to at least three than ribbed surface size. Designed of 150 per cent, a underwent tests in process laboratory exceeding 300 per test, the Northrop tempted to stress point of destruction able to do so because taching the surface stand snapped undone. By use of the pat adhesive, Styrofoam fully be used with glass laminate, fall or metal, Northrop'neers say. FROM PLANET EARTH PLANNED O KREEG! ON NO, SIR, NOT THE LEAST LITTLE BIT, SIR! THAT'S WHAT DICKIE THINKS HE'S SAYING... ACTUALLY, NO WORDS ARE COMING OUT OF HIS MOUTH... HEAR THAT 'WELVET!' THE HOKEL HAS TURNED OUT A NEW SONG...BETTERN MOUNTAIN HONEY? SO WHAT...WELL MAKE A QUICK TRIP DOWN TO THE JAIL AND 'BUN' ANOTHER SONG!! RIGHT DOWN AND MAKE MESELF COMFORTABLE, HERE'S A STACK OF GAZINES. I HOPE YOU WILL MIND WAITING A PLE OF HOURS BECAUSE SHE'S FILLING A SPEAKING ENGAGEMENT RIGHT NOW. To make the pressure contact, a transparent sheet of PVA (Polyvinyl Alcohol) is made into a bag large enough to cover the control surface containing the Styrofoam. By using a pump, the air is exhausted from the inside of the transparent bag, and the vacuum provides the necessary pressure for contact and sealing of the adhesive to the working surface. During recent tests in the Northrop process laboratory, areas as large as 13 feet by three feet have been effectively sealed by this method. Use of Styrofoam as a substitute for ribs makes possible control surfaces as much as 15 per cent larger in size, with decreases in weight up to 10 per cent. Strength is increased as much as 10 per cent. The tooling required in ribbed surfaces is no longer necessary by use of the Styrofoam. Elimination of the bulk of rivets and the resultant countersinking also affects manufacturing economies. The Northrop process engineers working on the project feel that the "continuous bonding" of control surfaces using Styrofoam makes them considerably stronger. President Ikhwan Would Be F With Pay D WASHINGTON Dwight D. Eisenhower come president he w choose which of two wanted to draw—a geral's or the president. The Economy act of its the drawing of two from the government they total more than The decision should cult. The military pay an of a five-star genera 761. The president's sal 000, plus a $50,000 pense allowance. TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZ HORIZONTAL 1 Essential in brewing 5 Naval stations 10 Support 14 Jewish month 15 An ancient people of Thrace 16 European capital 17 Extinct bird 18 Personal bravery 19 Ardor 20 Upheld 22 Dinner course 24 Wise counselor 25 Hindu queen 26 Lacquer finish 28 Record 32 Treated with ambered incivility 35 Handle of a bench plane 36 Relative (abbr.) 37 Bulgarian coin 38 Measures 41 Rodent genus 42 Goddess 44 Forbid 46 Tarsal bone Breech-loading firearm Living in snow The lesser arts Guiding star An assembly Palm leaves for thatching Fur Plant of the mimosa family Ascend Unbound Crowning Princely name Imposing collection Recent VERTICAL 1 Form of address 2 Building material Freighted 4 Harness racer 6 Drink of any description Coarse fiber from stems of the pilewort Tone syllable Without knots YesterDay's Puzzle Solved: ALP LEAR AIR EAR INFO ROOT SEALED MAN SM SON LAD ROB PASS PAL BAYE ONE PEN LAAP ET GRADUAL HE JOY KRY PAY POST ANNE RINE ORE BOO ZILI OG BRAN SNAZE LAKE POOL EAR MKR ETHA ETA State Legislation Asks Life for Sex Offenders SACRAMENTO (P)—Life sentences could be pronounced against sex offenders under legislation passed by both houses of the legislature. One of the bills by Assemblyman H. Allen Smith (R-Glendale) also provides that a person convicted of murder can not escape death by being adjudged a sex psychopath. Another provides for suspension of any public school employee convicted of a sex crime. The measures passed the Senate Monday. The prison sentence for rape would be changed from one to 50 years to at least three years; for President Ike Would Be Faced With Pay Dilemma WASHINGTON (U) — If Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower should become president he would have to choose which of two pay checks he wanted to draw—a five-star general's or the president's. The Economy act of 1932 prohibits the drawing of two pay checks from the government if, together, they total more than $3000. The decision shouldn't be difficult. The military pay and allowances of a five-star general total $18,761. The president's salary is $100,000, plus a $50,000 tax-free expense allowance. RADIO WEDNESDAY P. M. 5:00 P. M. 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KI lac News, Sports, KIFl-Life Beautiful, KIFC-News, B Crosby, KECA-Mary Margaret McBride, PKFB-Red Rowe, HKJ-Fulton Lewis, KNX-Curt Massey, PKAF-Masterpieces, 4:15 KI lac-Jamboree, KIFl-News, HKJ-News, Hemingway, KBFC-Twilight Tales, KNX-Jack Owens, 4:30 KI fl-D wheeler, KBFC-Mansilla, KIHL-Curt Massey, KECA-Jon & Sparky, 4:45 KI lac-Sports, KECa-Mark Trail, KIHL-News, KNX-Hawthorne's Mall Bag. (C) - 1952 by Universal Radio Features Syndrom Tom E. Danson.