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44 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, June 2, 1958 Noise From Jet Rircraft Poses Engineering Problem By ALLAN MERRITT ST. LOUIS (AP) splitting noise of the military j airplane -- the world's greatest CAN maker of sustained noise -- has given rise to a big question: How liners probably can be reduc much the human ear can safely|that of present propeller - driven| command, gave this yardstick on the use of|iet noise: | stand? Scientists are trying to come up with an answer--one that For the deafening! come soon. sound waves already the point where they cause phys- ical pain to people at close range. And the noise greater year by year step-ups in jet engige power. A nuisance to residential areas ad- jacent to military airfields, it con- ceivably could be a threat to the hearing of men handling the planes on the ground. "It is just Nathan F. Twining, something we are going to have to live with," Gen. USE | aircraft, t must have reached is becoming with constant its noisier ups, and pose panel in United States The noise of comm |Air Force chief of staff, told a jet| those which do not lies between 8( -- The ear-|age conference of the Air Force and 90 decibels or, for brief ex- et| Association in Washington. MUFFLERS hrough silencers or mufflers, by the time! they come into use in 1958 or 1959.|only a Rip Van Winkle can sleep: | But military aircraft simply can-|from 86 to 98, no man can yell not afford to give up in flight the/loud enough over it to he heard; | performance through noise suppression. Some measures have been taken painful to the ears." to combat the noise. The air force ---- ---- puts barriers around tailpipes of that would be lost jets to corral and en close sounds during engine warm uses the most isolated part of its airfields for this pur Members of a noise abatement Washington said that when noise exceeds 140 decibels, KADIO LOG - News; WGR-Headlines, Sports 6.15 P.M, CKLB-Vistas of Israel CBL-U.N. on Reooro CKEY-Baliroom 6.30 P.M. CKLB-Chapel Music CJBC-Melody Cards CFRB-Our Miss Brooks CBL-The Word of the Lord 7.00 P.M. WBEN-Edgar Bergen CKLB-Albert St. Church CJBC-Dead Circuit ather Scoreboard SUNDAY EVENING CFRB-Juke Box Jury CBL-Women in White CKEY-Legal Forum 5.00 PM CKLB-Radio Nederland SKEY-News: Rolling Home WBEN-Our Miss Brooks CBL-International Con- cert WGR-Town Meeting 8.30 P WBEN-Herb Shriner CKLB-By Still Waters CFRB-TBA CJBC-Martin Band 9.00 P.M. | CKLB-Family Bible |CJBC-Greatest Story | CBL-CBC Stage Boundy's CFRB-People are Funny | WBEN-Mitch Miller 7.30 P.M. 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CBL-Kate Aitken CKLB-Courtship and Marriage CKEY---Big Three 'FRB-Kate Aitken WBEN-Kathy Godfrey WGR- Serial Stories 1.45 AM | pain is experienced and people | come frightend | away. ercial jet air-| mander-in-chief of the U. S. Air| ed to|Force's and t= to be SALLY'S SALLIES {140 PAINFUL Th noise of new jets coming, {into use exceeds 140 decibels. | Authorities on sound tolerance) {have said in recent years the| |boundary line between noises \which cause hearing losses and posures, perhaps 100 or more. Gen. Earle E. Partridge, com-| i continental air defence | "Between 40 and 86 decibels, | from 98 to 140, there is physical] discomfort; and from there on it's "The hospital is really over- crowded. Why last night we put Western Hockey Loop [McDonald Wanting Will Reduce Playoffs Truck Taxes Hoisted CALGARY (CP)--The Western| HAMILTON (CP)--Ontario CCF Hockey League goes into the/leader Donald MacDonald Fri-| 1956-57 season next October with a|day called on the provincial gov-| new set of regulations affecting|ernment to raise highway taxes playoffs, substitutes, face-offs and| for the trucking industry, real es-| penalties. jtate aud industrial interests. ' ; . | He told a stewards' meeting o! Mii Jesgues Sirectors adit iing Glass and Ceramics Workers Thursday with an announcement 1a} highway construction costs that lengthy playoff arrangements, Bad fo be doubled, to eel added criticized by fans for many sea- A Ade | avy Aucking sons, will be reduced next year.|W.:©1 Mates ub cess than five per They also adopted a rule for the| 2% 0° a 'rai. first time in hockey history per- TEENAGERS The Final "G ET" Of the Season TONIGHT 8:45 p.m. DANCE TONIGHT OLD TIME - MODERN - ROCK 'N ROLL THE BIG ONE'S AT THE RED BARN MUSIC BY THE mitting substitutes to be used when! GYM STAR OUT coincidental penalties are handed], WINDSOR (CP) Ernestine to players from both teams. Russell, Windsor's gymanstic star, is not competing in the eastern The league, which will consist/canadian gymnastics champion-| of eight or nine clubs depending| ching here today at the W. D. Lowe| on whether Saskatoon can organize |yocational school. | | five patients in our morgue." visits POWER PROJECT See it on. 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