Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1927-07-27 | Page 2 | Says German Planes Need Better Engines

SAYS SA GERMAN PLANES NEED BETTER ENGINES BERLIN DERLIN- BERLIN By By The Associated Press Airplane engines constitute the chief problem confronting German aerial navigation today in the opinion opinion I ion of oC Dr Walther Huth president of or I the German Manufacturers' Manufacturers association German engines he stated stat stat- stated stated ed at the annual meeting of the asso asso- association association I clation arc not big enough for trans- trans transAtlantic transAtlantic Atlantic flying When airplane and I airship construction Is on a high level in all other respects he said the ques ques- question question question tion of more effective engines must be given shen special attention Dr Huth agrees with Clarence D Chamberlin who emphasized that trans-oceanic trans flights are simply a question of big bigger big bigger ger and better engines bIS 1 Director Otto J J. J Merkel of or the Luft Luft- Lufthansa Lufthansa Lufthansa hansa another speaker at the annual I meeting agreed with Dr Huth as far faras faras faras as motors are concerned but insisted that numerous Instruments for Cor night and fog foz flights must be added to the equipment of air pilots before flying i will be perfectly safe