NAVY DIVER relaxes aboard a U. S. warship somewhere in
{Italy between working periods on a damaged ship below the surface.
^Rubber suit, weighted shoes, et al, he attracted Red Cross workers
serving hot coffee and snacks aboard a nearby ship.
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CG 4ERCIAL
CO (VIPANY
PLANE
TALK
BY
Rowland Burnstan
The air age brings with it new
words such as “airparks,”, “flight
stops” and “airharbors.” Tbe Per
sonal Aircraft Council of the Aero
nautical Chamber of Commerce ha*
a countrywide campaign under way
to develop several of these landing
facilities within the next few years.
These new airfields will become a
necessity as private flying becomes
more popular with private fliers.
Among the new aeronautical terms
will be:
i Airparks: Community aviation
centers of fixed size built with
community funds. They should be
constructed adjacent to main shop,
ping districts or within convenient
walking distance.
, Flightstops: Runways built, along
highways, equipped with telephone
pay stations, automatic fuel ven
dors and rest rooms. Planned a*
state and country highway depart
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Airharbors: Improved landing
glares in quiet waters. The land*
in* facilities described by tho»«
terms will thus diiftr in purpnaa
from airports, a term identifier
with large commercial land*«g
areas for airline and air traffic.
Official recognition of the tie-**,
terminology has been 8«*cur*d f ro*n
t»* Civil Aeronautics Autnony.
Planning groups in several sec
tions of the country have a?rro\#«f
it tentatively and plans sre retting
under way to build several th-.a
•and of the facilities after the war
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WOUNDED SIKH at a British military hospital inlndia wrapi
his turban as a British and an American nurse look on. The American
nurse, member of the Medical Shop Hospital Platoon which shuttle!
over the seas with American wounded, helps out while awaiting sailing
orders.
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