Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 20, 1952, Page 9, Image 9

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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREOON
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THANKSGIVING IS THE TIME for using your loveliest china, your cherished sterling, linen
crystal. Here is Lenox Pine from Rickys, it's gra ceful sprays of needles outlined against creamy
translucency. As a table arrangement, be cie ver, cut a rugrim nat trom stiff black paper.
' Fasten together with brads. Cut a buckle from silver foil, place hat on circle of autumn leaves
and encircle brim with yellow- pompon Mums. Use twisted yellow tapers and green linen
cloth.
Air Force Flier Sets New Speed Mark
SWANSDOWN
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Seediest
Desert Brand
Double Luck
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"THERMAL. Calif. Ifv A roaring, i camera and a special chromograpli
flame - spewing F86d Sabre jet j system. .' . .
plane piloted by Caps J. Sladej Nor(h AmericIln Sabre C8r.
tons. It was powered by a General
Electric turbojet with afterburner
developing in excess of 5,700
pounds thrust.
Capt. Nash's wife Glena, mother
of three young daughters, was at
the field to see her husband set
the record. She appeared calm
but she admitted to "plenty of
nervousness" -and said she was
glad when It was over.
Nash himself said there was
little rough air to contend with
"despite the low altitude."
"I experienced some mild shock
waves," he told newsmen. "They
were like streaks of lightning
around the canopy during the runs.
world speed record 699.9 miles
per hours.
Capt. Nash, 31, whose home Is
In Moville, la., made four low-
' level passes yesterday over a mea
sured three-kilometer course at the
edge of the Salton Sea. 235 feet
below sea level. His performance
was made under rules of the Fed
eration Aeronautique Internation
ale and the National Aeronautics
Association, which must verify it
before It becomes official.
In shattering the record for oper
ational aircraft in the North Amer
ican all-weather interceptor. Capt.
Nash topped the 670.981 miles per
hour mark set last Sept. 15 by
MaJ. Richard L. Johnson at Ed-
. wards AFB. Johnson used an ear
lier Sabre model, the F86a.
At his top speed Capt. Nash's
plane nosed toward the dangerous
compressibility of the some wall.
The speed of sound in the 75-de-gree
temperature of the lake shore
was about T75 miles per hour at
. the time or ' the test runs in the
Imperial Valley. -
The rules under which the flight
was made specified that the plane
must not fly higher than 1.640 feet
' 500 meters at any time during
the test. On the four straightaway
passes, he could not fly above 328
feet 100 meters. Actually, Capt.
Nash made the four passes at not
, more than 100 feet off the sun-
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of the inland sea. He was moni
tored by four T28 training planes
and timed with a high speed movie
This is normal, however, at high
speed.'
He said he was completely sat- i
lslield with his planes perform
ance.
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