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TWO MIDDLETOWN TIMES HERALD, MIDDLETOWN, N. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 194C. Constellation Passengers On Way to Europe After Thrilling Crash-Landing HARTFORD. passengers took off for Europe in second Pan-American Constellation earh today after seven breathless acw i length of hell" ahea an engine burned off steel-nerved pilot at nearby Conn. or.e of the forty-two passengers aboard the Consetlla- the New York, declined to continue trip aboard the second.

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to 5:30 p. m. Monday thru Saturday A I Field shortly after live p. ZDT. yesterday.

It was bound lor Shannon. Eire, with the first stop scheduled at Gander. Newfoundland. At 5:54 p. m.

Captain Miller, whose home is in White Plains, radioed LaGuardia Field that his extreme right engine was on fire and he was returning. Flaws Lick Wlnfews In their seats behind Miller's cabin, the spellbound passengers --actors, singers, businessmen, a bartender and his wife, who had just begun to relax--matched the flames stream back from the burning and lick toward their There was no panic. The passengers sat silent, as the crippled plane sped through the air at 200 miles hour, trusting tsiar. at the to do the he could to save them. He did.

Ciiarles Casey, thirty-seven, a New York City bartender and his vrife Elizabeth, thirty-five, were on v.ay to visit their families in Ireland they hadn't seen in Mxteen years. They met and in New York City fourteen ean and Iiad no: met then- In- laws. Casey was reading a magazine. Safety in the AU'. Mrs.

Casey tugged at liis sleeve and silently pointed to the flaming engine. Ke assured her it was nothing, and clasped her hand his. The other passengers saw the flames. Talk stopped. A crew member came from the front cabin to reassure them and caution them to be calm.

"I tried to scule." said Mrs. Casey. Ahead in the cabin. Miller was turning back. The enguie burned out of the wing and fell on a farm near Plainfield.

Conn. The pilot cut out an engine on the other side to relieve the pressure oa the weakened wing. Through a hole a cloud. Miller saw a landing field below him. He headed toward but saw it was too small.

Behind him the passengers looted at each other significantly as he lifted the plane away from the field. "I was sure It was my last minute oa earth." said Mrs. Casey. Each minute seemed an hour to Miller. His crew of ten stood silently at their posts.

He decided to try to make Hartford and spotted the field at Willimantic. twenty- five miles east of here, circled it. decided It" was large enough, and tried to lower his landing gear. The fire had damaged the hydraulic system The landing gear was locked. In Against Wind Miller radioed the field below and told them he was going to crash land.

Four ambulances waited. Miller tried to bring the plane down with the wind, but saw that he couldn't. He circled the field and came in against the wind. He landed the plane smoothly on its belly on the soft grass beside the runway in center field. It was 6:05 p.

seven minutes after Miller had radioed LaGuardia Field that the engine was burning. "We were within an ana's length of hell." one of the passengers said as ground crews sweat around them. That pilot's good, steady arm saved us. He never wavered a minute." When the plane skidded to a stop the passengers unfastened their safety belts and arose. They began to cheer.

Miller opened the door and stepped into the passenger cabin. They burst into applause. The passengers were taken to the Willimantic Hotel for dinner. They were loaded into two buses and brought to Hartford with a police escort. They went to the dining room at Brainard Field and ordered more food.

Most of them were too excited to eat. and drank cup after cup of coffee. The second plane took off at 12:58 a. with forty-one passengers and a complete" new crew of ten. PATRIOTIC PACKAGING AUGUSTA, now on Maine eggs will reach consumers a really patriotic dress.

They will be packed in red. white and blue cartons similar to the packages now used for Maine potatoes. Beaverkill Campsite Excellent Spot for Picnic Looking for a place to have a ptcnic over the week-end? Why not drive to the state park at and enjoy the day in a rustic setting. There are fireplaces for cooking, tables for serving the lunch, trout fjahing in the famed Beaverkill River, swimming in the large pool under the bridge, and many other recreational facilities. There is also of room for pitching a tent on a flot section below the part pictured here.

The park, which is maintained by the State Conservation Department and for use of which there is no charge to the public, has been closed during the war. It opened May twenty-seventh with Jason Cammer of Livingston Manor as caretaker. To reach the park, the motorist drives--via Route Seventeen--to a fork in the road a mile north of Livingston Manor and turns right on a macadam road to Beaverkill hamlet. Here he makes an abrupt swing to the left down a dirt road three-quarters of a mile to the campsite. Those familiar with the section will note that a new lake has been built between Lake Waneta and Edgewood Inn Lake on the top of the mountain before coming to by Wood.

Fnacli doctors. Calmette- GMxio. B-C-O. In 1M6 shortly after development, administration of the vaccine had disastrous at Leubeck. Germany, where hundreds of children died of tuberculosis- Later, it was learned, bowerer.

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Ferguson, of the Saskatchewan Anti-Tuberculosis Association, in which he said the vaccine was used with some success in Saskatchewan hospitals and sanitoria. Dr. Joseph D. Aronson. of the Henry Phipps Institute.

Philadelphia, confirmed that the tlrst report on the mass B-C-G vaccinations in this country were ready for distribution. "Results of this study indicate that in higher-Infected communities B-C-G vaccine was found to be given definite protection from tuberculosis." he said. The report in public health reports includes a paper by Dr. Aronson and Dr. Carroll E.

Palmer. It discloses that the study group consisted of 3.007 Indian children, from one year to twenty years old. and that the tests began in December, 1935. The study group was selected from a larger group on the basis of negative tuberculin reaction. The vaccine was given to 1350 with 1.457 not vaccinated.

Then followed annual tuberculin tests and chest X-ray examinations. Living conditions were the same for both groups. During the period, four deaths from tuberculosis occurred in the vaccinated group and twenty-eight deaths from tubercu- lols occurred in the "control" group. The study further showed that chest X-rays revealed lesions of tuberculosis in forty ol the vaccinated group, and 185 of the control group. In terms of cases, per 1.000 person years.

Dr. Aronson said, the rates were 4.7 for those vaccinated and 243 for the control group. The studies were made In Arizona. Wyoming. North and South Dakota and southeast Alaska.

They are scheduled to continue for another seven years. The studies first were originated by the Phipp Institute, and were participated in by D. S. Pub- he Health Service, the Office of Indian Affairs and the National Tuberculosis While neither Dr. Aronson's report nor that of Dr.

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