The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-25
iNSWERs FRENCH AvIATORS.
Nr. bishop on the speed situation Orders
the Course Improved

inc otirse hfupfoNrVs
The chief response yesterday to the
protests Of the foreign aviatorr on sunday
came IN the form Of a statement issued At
the instance 81 Corr landt Yield Bishop.
president If the Aero Club Of America. IN
which he emphasized the fact that alight-
ing is permitted in the Gordon Bennett
contest, and also that it - easy To avoid
obstacles when high in the air hy gliding
MIR Bishop. president ~ the Aero club
OF America read the statement. and
the chairman ~ the Conte-y committee
which has charge Of the contest Tor tn"
Internal ional trophy. stated that IN" rules
ofthe Internal ional Asronautic Federation
required that the contest fDr 1910 shall
take place over a course not less shan nv"
kilome,erS - I 10 miles in perim"i"r ~
circumference. without r"entrant angle
Nothing is specified A. 20 the character
~ the ground over which the CourS" shall
he run The distance 10 he covered shall
B he lOn kilometers az Is miles and this
makes twenty lars of the ihre" kllomster
Cour-"
when Mr. l." Blanc arrived from Eu-
rope two weeks ago he went over th"
course which has been lad out Tor 'hi~
| contest and inspect 81 IL carefully
MIR Bishop wa not 'h"r" 20 meet Mr.
lie Blanc before his departure Tor ~
! Louis. hut Mr. I.a Blanc addressed 10 Mr.
/ Bishop Telegram IN which he vigorously
/ protested against the condition Of the
: course alleging that IL contained oh-' acleH
which made f'ying dangerous.
1T should he remembered that the rules
permi, q landing pr aiIShting and m thus
n.sFa 1ssF - fTnm
other contests iu which landing involves
decentralization IN rec-lp' - Nr l."
RIan,.- telegram Mr. BISHOP went AR"
fI!ly around 'hc CoIrS" with an her mem .
U.r 4 the .pff--t 'Oniuii'"" AMI uOi'-i
D"rtaW Itistaoi"S
-Wl.n aviator4 are fving high y i
easy nv gliding To avoid Obstacles which
q, 4. lfuIo-sthi- 20 AVOID when tn" await ur
L. close to the ground Therefor" u
thor" are open spaces which permit y
'ant.nz he' w..en the obstacles saie'v les
m hlEh Hig'' The objection 20 fvInE
hign IN a contest purely y speed j. 'hdi
tL. Il-tanC,. - thereby lengr hened
TIN, morning Mr. Bishop again went
yer the course and mad" J'ner -Iggs-
iluus ~ e. improvements nus work
will b. don" tomorrow ~ order mat
IN. ours. NAV b" ready lot the -iinIna
non rae. On "Wednesday ~" small
trees and .tg.pp-'- are - 10 removed. and
Z = -uyg.-'ri that one ( IN" pylou- Ne
placed NOR" - ~" norm ~ order '" tN"lh
IN. " 'Wn HOUSES and -hcd- which are
ia 'h.. way II - NOT expected nor - "
l.s--.. .ia - provide q uI..ard idhl" Tor IN"
.rtIr. rv" N.Ipu"i"r course. Nut every
- ~ will ~. made % render the ''uf-"
e. Az" ~ pp--inl"
The PREPARATIONS which ar" being
ma. - conform - th. IDEAS 81 the
Hvtug n.n from %" ether -'d" may not
t.. enough o, clear a." ruIr-" II IN"
i,ng.r- that they and many others nav"
-...n .IpDu ~ In that "r"ui her" -
another solution winch may hay" To u"
substituted That i in nav" ~" rae"
a.v, ,..r "a. -hpr'"r curse her .
N,- run-,,l..r thl" discussion Yesterday
ny 't. p'Nctal- and ~ NOR" than On"
.,.,rt.r tins after lisa seemed =" h' the
t,..-t r,,,-- l,I" .vay "u' g q t"ica'" -ltHa
ton ~
C,.,ry. ? rnrpurW Wrni starter ~ ~"
.-.n'- 70. 'u.. meet and m"rsh"r & 20"
clint. ,yt.f. Cd" Nd- -GslkEIg u ihi- way
4 ,"''trg around 'u" t.:'"Iltv last mghi
and ne. .haf,,'. ~" that every on" W"''!i
-. pI.t.rd Z hoy s. - u - being con.
adhered worry seriously and d"'l-lpi
vii. .,v.. 20, ~ reached Tomorrow
I'm. would mean that IN" racers would
-,,tfr"ly have ~ tpyCn -" ~ u IN" 90
'a~i..uaH!" wood. N IN" n 'r'h-a-t c'r'"'
y opt" "a" !. and IN" difficulties ~ tracks
tpd u.,l-..- and wires would no wholly
.Uvlat.i The only question seems 20
b.. ,yt-'u.' ~" -p"",isr~ would n" abt"
Goo Jet themselves ogt N the rpIr-" NAT
,r...,-ur.- only two and un"-h hall Allp-
meters IN" foreigners DON eNp"c' ."
o.. over billiard tabie nor 10 they want
T.. e. 10. gel To- ~ 80 high a. 20 clear the
worst obstacles That would mean, a.
me mar p'It u. fyiug about eighty miles
for . credit = sixty on accnILt 81 the
trouble hat would be encountered IA
rl,.:rs tho turns The result 81 the
..r, Nlub- deliberations on the subject
w.. 10 watched with a great deal 81 inter
e-' ~ tn. contestants
VI Latham made " clear yesterday that
ia" matter - Vhethsr or not ~" fNen"t
team viii make the attempt 60 lit N"
BENNETT cup az Belmont depends alto
Esth"r vron tho instructions 'ssu"d 90
'h.m by the Aero Club 81 France The
reply e. L. Blanc's inGcirie- Tor ins'ru"
f.Gna is expected hourly and atham ravS
b. will add. ty ~" decision 81 N"
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