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Busiest Wind Tunnel
Resumes Operations
Buffalo, N.Y. (U.R) The
1,000-mile-an-hour wind tunnel
at Cornell Aeronautical Labor
atory one of the aviation in
dustry's busiest test facilities
has resumed operations' follow
ing a five-month $2,225,000 mod
ification program.
Automatic data recording and
computing equipment is an im
portant new feature of the tun
nel, -which can turn up 32.000
horse-power. Developed by CAL,
the equipment completely pro
cesses test data minutes after
measurements are taken on a
model in the facility. This oper
ation previously required up to
48 hours.
The tunnel is capable of test
ing aircraft, missiles and pro
pellers at speeds up to 1.3 times
the speed of sound and at vary
ing pressures from one-sixth
to two and one-half atmospheres.
Its new 8 by 8 foot test section
employs "perforated" walls
which permit accurate perform
ance measurement on models at
transonic speeds.
The bulk of the nation's oper
ational jet fighter planes and
many commercial aircraft, in
cluding all three of the forth
coming jet transports to be
flown in this country, have been
tested in the CAL tunnel.
MALHEUR NAMES DIRECTOR
Vale (U.R) The Malheur
county court has appointed the
county's first civil defense dir
ector. He is Bob Olch, a Vale
insurance man.
Thursday, March 7. 1957
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBVNS FIYE
Woodpeckers' Ratta-Tqt-Tat Causing
Utility Company Executives Headaches
University Park, Pa. (U.R) A
ratta-tat-tat, a ratta-tat-tat, a rat-ta-tat,
ratta-tat, ratta-tat-tat.
This is no parade. And it's
certainly no picnic.
Dryocopus Pileatus is driving
them crazy.
For two years scientists at
Pennsylvania State University
have been trying to figure out
how to stop woodpeckers from
lunching on the power line poles
of public utility companies.
Woody just goes peck-peck-pecking
along.
Shooting Punishable
Shoot them? That's a federal
crime punishable with a $500
fine and six months in jail.
Paint the poles with strips of
color? The researchers tried that,
and the woodpeckers while
showing a preference for cerise,
kept on drilling neat holes in
rainbow colors, three inces deep,
nine inches wide, 12 inches long.
Install electrical persuaders to
give the hard-headed creatures
a mild shock? That didn't work,
nor did noisemakers triggered
by the birds themselves.
Metal Poles Too Expensive
Make the poles out of metal,
as a retired New Jersey engineer
suggested? It costs too much. The
whole idea is that 100 pecks a
minute weakens the poles, and
service is interrupted to install
new ones
An 11-year-old girl wrote sin
cerely "If some sort of insula
tion could be used to keep the
humming sound out of the poles, . that his woodpeckers went away
I'm sure the woodpeckers would
lose interest since they are in
terested only in food. Please
give this suggestion attention,
since it is the result of my un
divided interest."
A Connecticut house holder
backed this up with the claim
Klamath Canal
Project Unopposed
Washington (U.R) Interior
Secretary Fred Seaton has in
formed Congress that his depart
ment has no objection to a House
measure which would direct him
to determine the best means of
eliminating the hazards of an
open canal within the city of
Klamath Falls, Ore.
The main canal of the Klam
math project has a stretch of
more than miles within the
city, which is open ditch. The
canal has claimed 26 lives since
1919.
Seaton called the House joint
resolution a "humanitarian mea
sure." He added "since it may be a
forerunner of more extensive
and expensive legislation, how
ever. Congress should consider
either making such- costs non
reimbursable or, if repayment is
to be called for, it should be
spread over a number of years."
when he shut off the buzz in
his electric clock. ,
The scientists discovered that
the woodpeckers also peck on
poles that carry no current and
the drill holes to store as well
as get food.
No Report on Scarecrow
Put up a "scare crow," per
haps? One power company or
dered three dozen models of a
king bird, a pugnacious fellow
the woodpeckers are supposed to
fear. There's been no report that
this worked' either.
Fifty different chemical mix
tures failed to do the trick. So
did heavy mesh hardware cloth
(which the birds chopped
through and threaded from the
poles), red flannel streamers
(which the birds ignored) and the
lashing of new poles to damaged
ones (the birds assaulted the
new poles).
Says Dr. William C. Bramble,
director of the research project,
"When you hear one of these
birds whacking away at a tree,
you'd think it's a man with an
axe."
If only it were that simple.
TIP FROM WAITRESS
Detroit (U.R) James Pace,
23, made the mistake of visit
ing a restaurant the second time.
Pace was arrested after a wait
ress recognized him as the man
who had held up the restaurant
earlier this week.
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