Show — FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 23 1936 iOGARD TURNS Going Hollywood Standard-Examin- ets Designed to Land Unmanned Gas Bags rrom Stratosphere By JOHN BOLLS United Press Staff Correspondent MINNEAPOLIS— (UP) — Prof es-sJean Piccard of the University of -- Minnesota soon will send six unmanned stratosphere balloons into the heavens This time the professor 'will equip each of the top balloons with the gears and springs of an old alarm clock And he explained if s practical business this use of clocks in a stratosphere experiment "One of the big troubles" he said "in sending up balloons is getting them to come down at the proper time I have worked out a plan that looks like a patch-lik- e affair at the top of the bag "String will be stitched into the balloon at its peak with the ends hanging down inside the bag The String in turn will be attached to the clock mechanism and when the alarm goes off the clock's hammer will rip out the small sections permitting the hydrogen to escape gradually Then the balloon starts coasting gently to 1 4-- oc IS si y earth " DAYLIGHT FLIGHTS PQSSIBLE Professor Piccard- - mustached d and the veteran of a stratosphere invasion said that in other tests the bags continued to soar until the sun sets —something that happens in a very short time in the stratosphere Then the bag would begin diving to earth By landing the balloon in the daytime he said the chances are much greater that it will be seen from the ground and its precious cargo of instruments be saved — not bashed against the hard earth or in a tree as in past experiments long-haire- ? j Also the danger of a nightpilot plane plowing into one of the bags will" be eliminated "I shudder to think of what would happen if a plane collided with one of those hydrogen-fille- d cag3" ne said BAGS TO BE 15 FEET ACROSS Professor Piccard and students of aeronautics at the university have prepared a model balloon 5 feet in diameter as a pattern for the larger bags which will be 15 feet in diameter and will have' a pictures lifting power of about 150 pounds " D ¥ ar LONDON-(UP- )— & HONOLULU— (UP) — The most extensive military competitions ever held on American soil will take place here from November 9 to 14 according to announcement of Major General Hugh A Drum commanding the Hawaiian department of the United States army The competitions are not maneuvers but - merely a test of the strength and competency of k the troops now stationed in Hawaii More than 20000 officers and men will participate in approximately 60 events furnishing competitive tests of - all phases of training for all arms and branches of the military service Entries In the various events will range from a squad to a battalion Each soldier must be entered in at least one event will be the most The program eiaoorate event ever ordered for an American army in peace time General Drum announced No athletic events are scheduled The entire program is military Events will consist of infantry field artillery and coast artillery drills combat range firing marches scouting patrolling close order drills and daily training schedules in the handling of each bit of equipment whether it be a rifle or a tank The program will mark the end of a year of extremely hard training units at Schof ield barracks have undergone This post the largest in the United States expects to set an example for army s f AD3USSION Ladies Till 9 15 IS LUCKY Svetjov" Ait equally understandable change was requested by Alexei Matvee-vitc- H Benznosikov Benznosikov i " means-"noseless- highest' for 10 years— in the first three months of 1936 C The chief reason was an in creased demand of 5000000 tons from home industries A secondary reason was the higher prices charged to give the miners better wages Compulsory increases that ranged from 25 to 50 cents were while imposed on' householders voluntary increased payments were made by the gas electricity chem ical brewing confectionery iron and steel and other trades of 25 cents a ton Prom both sources the industry received an average of 174 cents a ton more for its coal than be fore the' miners' wage" question Was - fo) RALLY AND REFRESHMENTS settled Illness Affects Color of Rings LONDON — (UP) — Gold rings that to the change color according health of the wearer are described in the current issue of the British Medical Journal Thb rings fashioned from gold guineas belong to a patient of Dr divisions in other parts of" the nation "Such a competition Is most valuable in building esprit de corps" points out General Drum "These military events will be our army's greatest peace time competitive J P Jones of Birmingham One is the patient's own wedding ring and the other is her mother's The patient was born in India and was - brought to England by ner British parents at the" age of 14 She never became accustomed to English life and suffers from nervous headaches and prostrations During these attacks her rings often turn the color of plat inum -- JOSEPH CHEZ WILL SPEAK 8 o'Clock Be Guests of the Junior (Paid Political Advertisement) Venezuela expects to sell all its conee crop at good prices j LAST T©1DA¥ meet" "Utah's Finest Theatre"— It Starts Tomorrow "The Pulitzer Prize Play"— Acclaimed One of The Year's Greatest Pictures in democrats Every Night At Headquarters 2464 Wash Ave Free Refreshments— Music—Singing 4 to 8 P M Fredric March i yards GO TONIGHT ©liva Be JHlavilland and a Cast of 2468 n : : i c 4f in AM S Last Gomploia Show ai 8:45 "Anthony Adverse" at 9:10 lululllllllllUllllllllllltlllu it fa Aftcr 0 9 25 Gents Till 9 30tf T After 9 40 m 1 Um Ctanr ky II tm Star entertainers of radio screen vaudeville and the concert stage in the biggest of all "BIG BROADCASTS"! i 1 fix a j' " C3 ADDED "Mickey's Circus" with Donald Duck "Whose Baby Are You" Comedy and Latest News 1 — PLUS— "THE VIGILANTES ARE COMING" : ill mnnfinn ftf JMb Km DlnctM b ci: o V ROSALIND 9: I Last Times (Today IOC Adults Children BILL E BURR E DorotHyW LSOR Wheeler and Woolsey In ISC "Mummy's! 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