The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 8

'AKRON 'AKRON BEACON JOURNAD MONDAY, APRIT 28, 1930 AVIATION Column Conductor Makes First Glider Flight; Firestone Plane Returns Home; Raack Plane Refuses To Fly; Four Students solo By HAROLD J. TAYLOR GLIDING is first great sport. flight Sunmy glider da yat muncipal airport I am prepared to -join the chorus. flight almost ended unfortunately for the glider, but luck and a gust of wind came in handy, and I pretty fair landing. The strength of the steel tube fuselage withstood the shock of getting down to where ground really was.

The Akron Glider club generously risked its Alfaro glider to give me a hop. Hal Miller, who was in charge, explained the possibility of pulling it up into a stall and washing it out before we started. "The controls are neutral now," Miller explained, as he placed them in the position in which they were to remain during the takeoff. "You'll get plenty of climb with them in that position. Don't forget to nose her down as soon as you begin to lose speed." The eight men tugged at the shock cord and in moment we were off.

The glider rose in gentle ascent. The sensation is much more pleasant than motored flight, with the noise and throb of a motor to destroy the pleasurable sensation of floating through the air. It didn't last long, it is true. it was a first flight, and a thrilling one. The only objection to it that could be found was that eight men had to furnish the motive power--and that is good exercise, if need it.

Members of the you, Akron, Goodrich, and Portage Glider clubs were out in force Sunday morning. The Akron club continued its activities into the afternoon making just 100 flights, 90 of them in the Alfaro and 10 in the BakerMcMillan cadet. FIRESTONE'S tri-motored William Ford by M. Mcconnell, arrived in Akron Sunday afternoon following its trip Virginia to take part in Shenandoah valley Apple Blossm festival. Four passengers were aboard.

flight to Virginia, via Washington, the plane averaged 190 miles a record for Akron- -Washington flight, Harry Raack, amateur plane designer and builder, of 532 N. Arlington Sunday made an unsuccessful attempt to get his plane to fly. The trial was made from a field on E. North with about 100 spectators on hand. The plane Roads DUSTER Sky RIDING AND ZACK, AN For ARMY PLANE MOUNTING Passenger TWO GUNS, ARE ON THEIR and WAY TO THE BELEAGURED Pilot FORT IN THE DESERT, WHEN THE MENACING BLACK PLANE AGAIN CROSSES By THEIR SKYROAD.

Lieut. Lester J. Maitland proved to be tail heavy. Following some changes in its construotion, Raack intends to make another attempt to fly it, in a week or two. Four Mid City airport students, two of them women, made solo flights Sunday.

They were Mrs. Flora Peat, wife of D. Barr Peat, Mid City official; Mrs. Charles W. Glover of Chagrin Rupert Spindler of Cuyahoga Falls, and Dr.

L. M. Laskey of 844 W. Market dentist. Fred Heming of 180 Harcourt employe of the Read Benzol Robbins Flying Service student, soloed at Stow airport.

Akron Exchange club, as part of its work for the advancement of aviation, is cooperating with the Ohio Affiliated Exchange clubs 1 in promoting an "Aviation Day," at Ashtabula, June 23. Local airplane distributors have received invitations to send planes part in the festivities. Putake. Robbins, head of the Robbins Flying Service is planning to ferry a glider to Ashtabula accompanied by an escort of three planes in formation, led by Miss Frankie Renner. Dr.

Don Crawford of Cleveland, chairman of the advancement of aviation committee of the Exchange clubs, is in charge of arrangements. Bombing of a submarine in Ashtabula harbor from army planes will feature the program. HONOR ASHLAND GIRL AS ASHLAND, April 28. Miss Beatrice Holmes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

M. B. Holmes of this ciey, has been elected president of Theta Sigma Phi honorary journalistic SOrority of Ohio State university, Columbus, where she is a junior in the college of journalism. RELIEF FOR 5th NERVE PAINS Had a tooth pulled lately? Your dentist probably gave you some Sedarex tablets to ease the after pains. No finer remedy for toothache and other pains arising in the 5th nerve has ever been perfected.

You can buy Sedarex at any store. Visit your dentist least every six months but keep Sedarex on hand to relieve any incidental -Adv. TH'S TIME I WILL SCORE A VICTORY OR MY NAME ISN'T BURKE THE BRITISH WILL REGRET DRUMMING ME OUT OF THE AIR FORCE THIS SYNCHRONIZED GUN AND SHOOTING THROUGH THE WITH PROP WORKS LIKE 6UN, NOBODY'S ALL 'LONG AIM TO BRING THAT THE BABY DOWN ALIVE Bur THIS TIME, THE BLACK VULTURE WAS TANGLED DO WITH A PLANE WHICH HAD JOHN DILLE TEETH BOTH FORE AND Aviation Writer Again Fails To Get Permit For Solo Hop Sunday Lesson Finds Taylor Still Unable To Make Perfect Landings; Taken To Task By Steyer By HAROLD J. TAYLOR Beacon Journal Aviation Editor IMPROVEMENT in my ability as a result of another flying lesson Sunday was not sufficient to lead Instructing Pilot Al Steyer of the Robbins Flying Service to turn me loose, and I have had to resort to stories of pilots who took an unusually long time to learn to fly but were excellent pilots when they finally accomplished the feat, for consolation. Luckily there have been a good many of those.

The lesson Sunday, as usual, consisted of three turns around the field with subsequent glides to landings. The takeoffs were pretty fair but headed straight for a tall tree oneone of them, for which I was duly taken to task. take I determined to get plenty of distance, and overdid it. All Need Correction I did not succeed in making any of After the lesson I felt more conthe landings without some correc- fident than I had after many others, tion, though the amount required but I was inclined to believe that Al was somewhat on previous was right about keeping me in the less than occasions. My first approach was not in line with the runway.

The dual class. exactly OWNS MASONIC RELIC IF YOU MISS DOWN HE GOES! THE FORWARD OUT OF I'LL CUT FROM IN WITH IT LOOKS LIKE HE'S WELL TOM' STERN ON FIRE HAVE GIVE US -WE'LL TO TALK TO I THAT WANT ABOUT (TO BE CONTINUED) NEIGHBORS TO FIGHT BASS INSANITY PLEA Prominent Churchman Among Persons Offering To Testify Slayer Is Sane BENTONVILLE, April 28. (AP)-Prosecuting Attorney John S. Combs today announced receipt of offers by neighbors of Dr. A.

J. Bass, retired dentist of Columbia, to assist in combating a prospective insanity plea for Bass at his scheduled trial here May 26 for the slaying of W. R. Pearman of Columbia in a $200,000 insurance swindle -lot. One offer came from a prominent churchman of Columbia who wrote, according to Combs, that he not only would testify himself that Bass was sane at the time of the slaying, but could get others to do the same.

Wants Death Penalty Despite claims made by Bass and Casper Tillman, an alleged confederate now under arrest at Linn, that the killing occurred in Missouri and Pearman's body was brought in Bass' automobile to this county where it was found March 29, Combs said he was determined to proceed with the trial and retain jurisdiction in the case. He said he would ask the death penalty for Bass. MAKE HIM INFORMATION THE BULLETIN BOARD SKYROADS FLYING SCHOOL ANSWER: AN AIROLANE ALWAYS TAKES OFF AND LANDS AGAINST THE WIND WHEN TODAY'S QUESTION WHAT IS THE OF A WING? NEW MEMBERS KURT LEE 809 FINE WALT ED ARTHUR AND BILL HANSEN FRAN LOUIS WAYNE 808 WAYNE MURRY SAMUEL BOB PETER 247 ME M- SAFFORD Celia Frank Rites Are Held Monday Funeral services for Mrs. Celia E. Frank, 65, wife of John C.

Frank, well known Akron attorney, who died Thursday, were held Monday at 11 a. m. at the home, 61 S. Maple st. Burial was in Rose Hill cemetery.

Mrs. Frank, who had lived most of her life in Akron, was well known for her charity. She was an active member of First Church of Christ, Scientist. Besides her husband, Mrs. Frank leaves two sons, Paul and Charles, and two daughters, Mrs.

W. F. Ince and Mrs. E. R.

Findley, all of Akron. She was a sister of Charles Esselburn of Esselburn Ellis, Inc. CONSTIPATION "Beecham THE LAXATIVE NATION'S ALL DRUGGISTS effective TRIAL AT SIZE the laxative family PATROL JAILS THREE FOUND IN ARGUMENT Trio Gets Rough In Its Words, So Officers Give Group "Ride" Three men who made the mistake of starting an argument just as the police patrol was passing Saturday night, were to be arraigned Monday in municipal court for intoxication. They were booked as George Schultz, 21, of 7041-2 S. Main Thomas Snyder, 29, of 734 Amherst and Arvid Nelson, 43, of 661 Hackett st.

Returning from a trip to South Akron for a man reported to be beating him wife, Policemen O. D. Weigle and Howard, Turner, on the patrol, stopped for a red light at High st. and Crosier st. The three men were standing on a corner arguing.

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Schultz and Snyder fled but were trapped when they turned down a dead end open space between two buildings. Nelson was caught by Turner and the trio were taken to the station and booked. UNCOVER OLD THEATER SABRATHA, Libya, April 28. (AP) been uncovered here by Italian archeologists. This was once an 1m- portant grain shipping port.

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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Lydia E. Pinkham Med -An old Roman theater, erected after the conquest of Carthage, has The overshot was pretty bad, and for its correction Al took the controls. There was almost no wind, and the glide in had to be considerably longer than usual. After my first mis- WAREHOUSE POINT, April 28.

(AP)-A Masonic apron worn at the funeral of George Washington is owned by Mrs. Katherine H. Walker. Her grant-grandfather wore it. A Stomach Specialist Will often be able to help a case when others have failed to give relief.

This young lady was suffering from stomach troubles and when she obtained proper treatment that gave her relief, it MADE HER SMILE If you suffer from stomach trouble, headaches, nausea. gall bladder infection, nervousness, sympathetic heart trouble, muscular pains, constipation or run-down tired feeling, you should secure proper treatment before it may become chronic. Dr. Swinburne, M. coming from New York City, where he has been making Stomach and Intestinal Diseases his specialty for many years, has opened OFFICES AT 125 CHERRY AV.

CANTON, opposite Barnett Hotel. The doctor formerly practiced at Marietta, Ohio, and went to New York to make the specialty of Stomach and Internal Diseases his life work. He claims catarrh is the cause of so much stomach and intestinal trouble and gall bladder infections and has originated methods of treatments to control the cause of the trouble, and it often gives to his patients great relief. If You Want To Obtain Better Health Call For Free Interview Doctor Will Visit Akron, at 14 S. Broadway On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30TH, 10 A.

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