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Aviators are interested in the speed of sound as it travels through ordinary air Not so long ago their planes were running into trouble at the point at which they reached this speed of sound Machines blew apart and engines collapsed when they reached this high speed Many people believed that it was impossible for aircraft ever to crack the mysterious sound barrier The speed of sound varies at different levels of the atmosphere At sea level it whips along at 765 miles an hour Higher up where the air is thinner it is slightly slower Since 1945 the doleful prophets who said planes could never crack the sound barrier have been proved wrong New planes newly designed have far surpassed the speed of sound— maybe by hundreds of miles sends his own little Everyday Ency- to Bruce Crapo Television Programs mil by thg of Price 11 LAKK hurst of Washington Utah for his question: Did the first burses look like the modem horse? The distant ancestor of our proud horse lived 50 to 60 million years ago He has been named Eohippus the Dawn Horse Little Eohippus was about 11 inches tall— about the size of a present day fox He had no hooves He ran on toed feet —three toes on each hind foot four toes on each front foot His teeth were soft and unfit for chewing the tough grassy food of the modern horse of But the descendents horses did become Eohippus Generation by generation they coped with their problems and grew bigger and bigger They learned to run faster on tiptoe and one toe on each foot became a hard hoof stronger developed They teeth and chewed the plentiful tough grasses question -- AOVfSTIIIMINT lletlnis ark furnishes tj Aim L THf SALT 1955 I2S0 New a SOP S 04 W U70 a m ! iwhI lere Metic Salt Lake City Sund dc |