The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
AERO CLUB is FOR HAMILTON
PROTEST ON AVIATION MEETS
rs .tCCEDED 10.
Curtiss Had Caused Hamilton 20 re Dis
barred From Harvard Meet because
% Their Contract Dispute-An ANia-
tors In Coed standing May Fly.

Charles h Hamilton and Glenn II
CurTiss hal their Personal Rrievar ces
threshei out at a meeting Of the national
council Of the Aero club Of America YES
tsrdAy The airmen pat their wings to
rest and took day OF 10 discuss differ
eaces Of opinion. II was the first confer
ence Of the executive hoard Of the body
and clifford Is Harmon was the pr-si ling
Officer
Hamilton hal hleI protest with the
rational Organization against the sa2CfIpu
Of the aviation meet to he held ~ Bostou
from September , 90 September ~ under
the auspices Of IN. Harvard Aeroi aItic
Association on the ground that he hat
bsen barred from the conn etItIou lerailse
of an objection entered : CuTt,>s. He
asked that the body refuse to sanction ayy
meet wheT. aviators of good standing
ave tebarre from contests except for the
cI>ob- Hence 81 rules regulating the
meet
II took the comforting bird men n whole
day to reach n conclusion. l. was iRN ora
BILE to hamilton's views H." decision
was to notion no meet viii d"harIe
ANiators except for brseklt th. rI.es
Jerome FAnCIulli. busines IS ma" ager fOr
Curtiss. sal later that the decision wouii
not help Hamilton because C1Irtiss will
AO MOI ll1alAluplA u tAl- AHhll' ti'N
to tIss. a CuTtiss machine exclusively 70.
| two years He SAYS Curtis= will rp' take
part IN the meet n Hamilton Comp~tr-
/ with any machire except CurtIss. c"d
Furthermore he will apply Tor 81 I-JurC-
4 ton 70 restrain Hamilton from making
| fishts
At the conference Yesterday Hamilt o.
! Was represented by Israel Ludlow. El-
legal adviser. aud his Business manager.
T. 7 Young Curtiss sent letter ~
] Ii aHVa.r - /
ciulh. manager for Curtiss who Is honorary
secretary ~ the national council q m"
Aero Club OF America. retired from III"
meeting when the matter Vas APPROACHED
as an objection had been entered that h.
might Use his otfioial place in the interest
Of Curtis- He designated j h D4hv
Of Kansas City 10 ill his place
Hamilton contends that he has been re-
leased from the contract with Curtiss.
and Tanciulli save the rel-ss. only applies
hss included the services Of Hamilt IN
in his contract for exhibitions az N. BD-
ton meet and that Hamilton has be-n
ordered oy Curtiss 20 make the flights
Mr. Young. representative for Hnmilt On
said that Hamilton will not enter the meet
at Boston unless he receives a request
from the Harvard Aeronautical AssOcla-
ton, 20 whom he applied for al entry
Fanciulli says CuItiss intends . Civ. up
the exhibition field and wants Hamilt ~
10 take HE place He says Curtiss wants
TO devote his time % building machines
Col. jerome II Joyce presented re-
quest that the elimination contest for the
international meet b. held under the
auspices Of the Baltimore Aero Club
The Chicago, Les Angeles and kansas City
clubs all applied for sanctions for meets
The Detroit ard Pittsburg clubs were
admitted q membership Augustus
Post wAs appointed chairman ~ the rules
committee j { Mccoy chairman Of
the contest committee. and " q Strlng
chairman OF the license committee