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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
TUESDAY, MARCH 12,195.
CROSS-COUNTRY:
Jet Passenger Airliner Breaks Record
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BALTIMORE (P) -The Boeing
707 airliner hooked a high wind
across the Rockies to the roaring
power of its jet engines yesterday
and carried 52 persons faster than
any large group has ever before
been transported-right up to the
very edge of 700 miles an hour.
Boosted to a ground speed peak
of 698 miles an hour for a few
exhilarating minutes over north-
DIAL NO 2-3136
*Now Showin*
nm a a'4
western Montana, the 707 whistled
in nonstop from Seattle in the re-
cord time-for a transcontinental
flight carrying passengers - ofI
three hours and 48 minutes
Its average speed for the 2,325
miles from Puget Sound to Chesa-
peake Bay, greatly increased by
the tail winds, was 612 miles an
hour.
Not once did the 707 itself, mov-
ing within its own layer of air,
exceed the speed of sound.
Its top speed from its own en-
gine power was 596 miles an hour.
But the speed of the plane, plus
the forward movement of the mass
of air in which it was traveling,
added up to a supersonic total for
movement across the face of the
earth.
For a period of about 10 minutes,
this tail wind and jet thrust com-
DIAL NO 2-2513
1f a ParamountPresen.
BURT KAIHARIE
bination hustled the 707 and its
occupants across the Idaho pan-
handle and the Montana tall tim-
ber country actually at a faster
rate than sound can travel.
The 3 hours and 48 minutes were
measured from the start of the
takeoff run at Seattle's Boeing
Field at 10:06 a.m. EST, to the'
time the sweptwing giant darted,
25,000 feet overhead, across the
omnirange radio station at the
edge of Baltimore's Friendship In-
ternational Airport.
Exactly at 2:02 p.m.-2,325 miles
and just three hours and 56 min-
utes away from Seattle-the sleek
queen of tomorrow's air fleets
touched wheels gently down on
Friendship's 9,450-foot runway.
The 707 clipped 10 minutes off
its own record of October, 1955, for
a similar flight, but of 2,340 miles,
measured not from takeoff but
from over Seattle to over Wash-
ington, D.C.
The National Aeronautic Assn.
said that the official transcont-
nental speed record is three hours
44 minutes and 53.88 seconds, set
March 9, 1955, by an Air Force
Republic F84F jet fighter on a
2,445.9-mile flight from over the
center of Los Angeles to over the
center of New York City. The
F84F speed average was 652/2
miles an hour.
Pledge Rules
Set By MSU
Inter-Fraternity council at Mich-
igan State University proposed new
academic standards for pledges
this week when 13 fraternities were
put on scholastic probation for last
term's grades.
These fraternities have failed to
maintain a 2.2. all-college grade
average within their membership.
Two consecutive terms of sub-
standard grades in a fraternity can
bring more strict social probation.
IFC proposes a new rule to weed
out poor students before they be-
come fraternity members. It would
require a student to maintain a
2.2 average before becoming a
pledge and before becoming a full
fraternity member.
Law Lecture
R. D. Wellman, placement direc-
tor of the University La:i7 School,
will talk on "Opportunities in Law
Today" at a meeting of the "Crib"
March 14, at 8 p.m. in room 3003,
Student Activities Building.
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STUDENTS
Interesting career positions as:
Boys' Ranch superintendent, child
welfare worker, and land use plan-
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300 5. Thayer
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Reconton Cartridge ..........$
Bell Amplifier......... $
Electro-Voice Speaker ..,..,..$
TWO LARGE double rooms for men
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MEN'S SUIT - medium-gray flannel,
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MENS' ITALIAN SKI BOOTS, size 9%,
never worn. NO 2-5495 after 3 P.M.
)B263
32.50
23.40
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33.00
Regular Price...............$138.85
SALE PRICE .................$120.00
Audio Supply Laboratories
334 Nickels Arcade
NO 2-7767 NO 2-9425
)X4
Hi Fi Studio
Largest inventory of HI FI components
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Electro-Voice
AR-1
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Pickerig
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University
Janzen
Garrard
Fairchild
Fisher
McIntosh
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EVERYBODY IN ANN ARBOR
IS WAITING FOR THE NEW
CAMPUS Theatre,
(On South University Between Church and Forest)
TO OPEN ITS DOORS
And That Will Be This Saturday
BURTON HOLMES
TRAVELOGUE
"TODAY'S JAPAN"
Motion Pictures in Natural Color
THURSDAY-8:30 P.M.
Tickets: 90c (main floor, reserved) - 50c
(balcony, unreserved)
Box Office Open Thursday 10 A.M.-8:30 P.M.
Oratorical Association Office Open Daily 2-4 P.M.
HILL AUDITORIUM
March
16th at
1 P.M.
We Are Proud of This Theatre
And Hove Enjoyed Preparing
It For You.
Completely new ... styled for tomorrow . . . built to
present the greater motion pictures of today at their very
best . . . both audibly and visibly.
You will find it richly appointed ... smartly decorated
and carpeted . . . tile lounges . . . comfortable seating
. .. soft improved lighting ... many innovations for
your complete comfort and enjoyment
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