WEDNESDAY. APRIL 3. 19B3
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Small
Worlds
Ut
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Lynn W.
Welkin.
W.sLfr Trlbaaa udinif. IS.J
Entire Model Wn Thara,
Wt Just rlltd le 8m It
The entire Idea and even a
workable model was there all
(he time, right under our col
lectlve note; we just failed to
Me It. We had to go all
thtpugh the blt'aprlnt, draw
Ing board and slide rule stage
We figured and fussed, mea
sured, calibrated and built ex
pensive and tlmo-consuming
models, and came up with an
Idea that the porpoise and the
wbtle have been successfully
using since they first swam
In the oceans of the world.
The heavier -than -air air
planes had to have flat sur
faces In order to stabilize the
machine. Those surfaces had
to be behind the supporting
wings themselves. To begin
with we visualized an air
plane with wings like those of
a bird, itself a pretty good
flyer, that flapped in an up
and down motion, but at the
same time exerted a forward
pull.
We couldn't do that; guess
we figured bird or Insect
flight Just wasn't practical;
we wanted to do them one
better. We didn't admit It but
nature'a way was much too
complicated. We had to accept
Mcond best, solidly anchored
wings, curved to give neces
sary lift against the air.
Needed Rudder -Then
there wag the steer
ing apparatus, a rudder, i
movable flat piece hinged ver
tically at the stern to afford
right and left turning. We
very early foresaw the Impos
sibility of Imitating the birds
in this department, for that
creature increases and de
creases One wing or the other
in order to turn right or left,
and at the same time bends Its
flexible body, ihercby accom
plishing perfect and graceful
turns, and ! without a rud
der. But the rudder for the
plane was no serious problem.
Long before man aspired to
ride through the air In a ma
chine, he was operating bouts
with rudders, so all that was
necessary was to copy the
boat Idea; Just make the rud
der larger. It would need
more surface In this less me
dium, but mount It the same,
in a vertical position.
Needed Sfablllsaiion
The rudder taken care of,
It was the necessary to stabi
lise the rear section witli hori
zontal surfacea that could
press against the air to steady
the machine and assist In
directing it up or down. This
all took time and a great deal
of serious figuring and slide
ruling. It was all worked out rather
beautifully, vertical rudder
for right and left steering, and
horizontal planes for stability
and up and down directions,
The engineers in aeronautics
were Justifiably proud of whul
had been accomplished, for It
worked. All the measuring,
planning, blue -printing and
slide-ruling had paid off; the
tail assembly was well nigh
perfect.
Then, what should have
been a considerable shock to
human ego came home to
taunt us. Someone noticed tile
striking similarity between
the tall assembly of the air
plane and the tall assembly of
the porpoise; they were exact
ly the same.
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Ban on Castro Raids
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Washington - mrii Sen,
Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) Mon
day endorsed the administra
tion's crackdown against mill
Castro raids from U.S. terri
tory. He said if Ihe more mill
tetil CubHii refugees "were sn
anxious to fight against ty
ranny, they should have sl.iy.
ed In Cuba."
He said In a Senate speech
that the hit and - ran raids
against Cubs and Soviet ships
ihere would Involve the
United. States in another
bristling showdown with Rus
sia. His comment followed
the administration's Saturday
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forced Into such a confronta
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necause we were forced into
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suesis in our own country 1
Morse, chairman nf fkm Mmn
ate Latin American Atinrs
suncommlttee, 'said Ihe eil
rains only give llussia a Jus
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'protect' Cuba ' The forms
also give Fidel Castro Justi
flcatlon for boosting bis
armed forces and repressive
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NBDrORD MUNICIPAL COO?
Jon.art Wuna VaUu. vfcak.
tten of basic rule. jl.
mcnaei Marcus Whitman. VMM
Uen of baric rula. .15
OrUnaa AMM lullack. Infra
par rihl turn. I.
wnj aawyer. laijura
Maid rleht of way. Ui i
(Drlvar Imsrsvlmanl ach
Marvin Cvnn Haul, vlatatta t
basic rula. S29
Ana Laur. Koraatram. eiseeaorajl
Mary Shaahcrd Lariah.
nncyed .lap nan. .10.
traltlc alanal. IIS.
Larry Laa Narad, diaebeya. trar-
llc .Ifnal. .10
Norman Albert Castar. vlalalSM
of basic rula. (10.
Ruba Clay Klnnay Jr.. vMatt.
af basic rule. Slo tuiaaadad.
Chirlaa Waslay lUar. vMstte.
or basic nils, I0.
John Allan Otarlinf, na aaare
tar's ileanaa in ae.Ma.lan. avja-
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Jay Leul. Haath. TlalaUen a ba
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Helen Ann Chapman, ne sura
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pandad.
Orln Wayna Mlla, na fnmf
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oanaid Ivan ramar. Sllsoaj s.
atop aian, t.
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Arthar Bu. vlaasMaai ml
bene rale. oil.