The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
GRAHAME.WHlTE'S NEX PUPIL
SHOW = WOOSTER LAMBERT nov
TO BEGIN TO FLA.

| \,,atsrs say They Are Not satisfied Win
the P.ym THAT Nave Been Made
to Them for Appearing nj the isr'.
mont Meet the Prize winnings.
Claude Grahame White took up as pas
senger NJ the Belmont Park flying course
yesterday afternoon Wooster Lambert
Of ~, Louis IL was said that MIR Lambert
had paid MIR Grahame-W White 81 500 as
tuition fee for instructions in the use OF
the aeroplane This was the first OF the
series Of lessons which entitle the pupil
to an aviator's degree.
Grahame- White spent about an hour and
a half in the first esson and gave his pupil
number of short rides. MIR Lambert
is a brother OF A. r. Lambert. president
% the Aero Club Of 81 Louis. and is the
first person in this country TO be tutored,
bv Grahame- White II has been sug-
gested that there Is a possibility OF tho
English airmaR starting a school OF aero
nautics over here. J. Armstrong Dreyel.
who rs mt the head NJ school on the other
side. said daring tn" Belmont Para ricet
that there Is n field here for such an en-
terpris. MIR. Drcaci. however. did not
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this country for the purpose
There was mucl, dissatisfaction yes
tertay among tho American aviators
who took part in tn. Belmont Park meet
Capt. Thomas 3. Baldwin. Charles X.
Hamilton and J =. Frisbe. asserted
thar the management had not lived up
To- an agreement to pay each American
contestant 81 900. Hamilton said that
$500 was To b- paid on delivery Of the
machine. $500 after an aviator had made
four laps and s3OO AT the close of the
meet. and the 500 vas TO be allow ed for
insurance. Hamilton says the promise
has not been kept. and he threatens
legal proceedings. 1t was also said that
the C,Irtiss fiicrs we're not paid.
/ Hamilton bought a Biario, nonnplana
vest srtlay. for which he is to paw 81 $50
The purchase, As made through B"r"ls
agent for RlSriot in Neg York, To- whom
he paid s. 600 of rhe sum.
An Official report OF the total earnings
| Of the aviatorS "a, the International meet
was Issued Yesterday Grahame-W White.
winner OF the championship speed trophy
beaded the list His total prize money
amounted 10 si3SOn. exceeding only
ny $50 tho winnings Of John Il Mnisant.
who captured the SiO.OO0 Statue If LIB
arty prz@ and who took SECOND piac.
To Grahsme- White in the speed contest
The official figures of the cup rae" wer.
withheld be~ .,is.. ~ the absence of Cnrt-
In ndt Field Bishop and J. &. MrCoy. two
members OF the contest committee.
Charles NJ. Manly, the other rrcrnhor,
would not take the responsibility NJ MAX .
ing an official statement. as II IL SAID there
are one or two minor technical charges.
Anyway. this event is held strictly under
tho direction of the Aero Club Of America
! "a "A mi NAT no "A NJ
mittee from that organization.
The total prize money awarded 20 the
aviator- -. Graha me White si3. 900:
Moisant. SIS $50: tombstone. 81. SDs. 30;
Latham. ssIs3 81: Hoxsev. So 7Os n;
Auburn. ~. ioo: De I,esrps s. 3No: Dreyel
81. 100: McCurdy. 81 $50: Radlev. 81 800.
Parmalca $3.50; Simon. sT5o. BrookinS
$500: Audemar. sssO willard sioO; Bly,. 500,
Barrier 500: Mars $50 Hoxsey. 81 .0Os
cup for grand to; alzntion Of duration