Davis County Clipper | 1934-02-16 | Page 8 | Demands on Flyers

Demands on Flyers Hazards of flying like hazards In many miny other fields arc are not to be measured l merely in m terns terms of flirt flirting mg with sudden death e thE must be considered the strain Which con continued flying everts e on the human body especially on the eves eves ves ears earB lungs lung's heart and r s 23 system stem When bodily resources become exhausted the individual is lS likely to lose confidence and Judgment and Long fl 11 may bring eye yc strain and headaches v while t the th ear is 11 subjected to C severe re st stresses dutto dut to cold winds sudden changes of speed and direction rapid ana varia variations in atmosphere pressure and the terr fie tic road of the en engine ne Other parts of the body are hav U sly taxed especially Y under ur unfavorable a conditions I fh men and women of I the air must live a C careful life Me eat moderately and with witha a regard for proper diet They must ha have e proper rest sleep and exer e Cl-e and in other ways keep In Inthe inthe inthe the pink of condition if it they would nd it the strenuous demands o of air ur The most successful aviators both men and wom vom n have rove beEn those who gave Ve most most mol careful heed to the physical re of theIr non