The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
FLYING MEET TOBE HELD HERE
AERO CLTB DECIDES TO YIELD
TO THE WRIGHTS.

Contestants Must ReeOEnI1e The'r Pat
enIs Unless = Contrary Decasion u
Rendered ny the Coarts-I.s0g Island
MAY ne Chasen-a1 Louis wants Meet.
The international aviation meet 90 1910
will 10 held in this country. This was made
possible through m agreement between
the Wright company and the Aero Club
of America. under whose auspices the
event will bo conducted. After two days
conference the club yields 60 the Wrights
demands and agrees 10 recognize the
priority Of their patents and to approve
only Of such contests as may be licensed
by the Ohio inventors.
Wilbur Wright and Andrew Freedman
represented the Wright company and
Philip T. Dodge. william W. Miller. L. L.
Gillespie. william Page and Cortlandt
bishop the Aero Club. The Aero Club
will confins its interest in the event to
the sporting side. while the general
mana cement will he in other hands. II In
possible that the aero corporation recently
orgahiHen' Nnlch 70 ahthorlz~u ny NV ~
orghhloe ana manage such eNehus' vi"
take charge OF the Analr' ana u " aiSo
probable that the Wright company OF
group OF business men may look after the
commercial side ~ IL.
Mr. Nrlght said JUST "hAt r"yaNy VIA
he asked has not been settled and 10 was
matter that would not come up for con-
sIderauon un'I the plans hAo iur'he'
ht'hred.
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aero nun ana eNainire' n'ur pr''''s SNOW
ing Vhe Tour mile uacA oe'M"en ""rueh
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me pronHbiht''~ are tla' WV i"rN VIII
ger the tourhaineh'-
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'h"n'ss r "alsh VINO p~'r "'"y o""'eN
"a large part OF the slo"o IN take the
meet To Washington and VINO was ths
prime promoter IN the enterprlse' ne uld
nov 'hihA tIA'' Guy stHH s'o" W "os
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condition would 10 very great.
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IN the balloon races will he entrants in the
aviation contaHt. Both events are to II.
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and should the Wnghts TAIL 10 sustain
their Patents finally the agreement he
comes void I will present a letter from
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