Marble Hill press., 1921-10-13

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tax th. grr,rnl l.u~ ~ Cleveland Chicago Omaha.
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~ a,tatlpa IN the NE ~ the nation with be five
y~rrs frrm now II Is Nonder that men ot
lsrsv Affairs san' 'hs orgAAIaticn cf national
air boiy and eant Il now.
rnahss slusuu was inspired by the Aero club
e a.. 90. tn nrcnnlrotnn ~ loc former pilots
and observers ~ the World War Nevertheless
slI tbc r.,E D., talking aviation thcss days Thrr"
alor'ls n.. us ,uur>" u vus not $" omahs was
no uor~ enthusiastic over aviation thpn SOY o'h"r
ytty When IT, ctt rcns heard an alr1'aue dron.n ng
overhead thry rnscd skySRrd tor moment 9th
-r~l~r they Vcrr unn'etcs'cd
Then raH " rcr'cr prcsidru, ~ the Aero
'7uh ~ Ou-,ha conceived the idca NJ the cun.
Erc~x amt vent 90 work ON It. Now aviation Is in
he blo~l of 'lc citizens They talk of the many
lhasrs ~ uir lruycl With the nonchaiance Of aces
In other cities the people may call ANYTHING that
trnvrrsrS the atr an arship. Hut no, 50 In omaha
ihey rightly Nss' the word aircraft DO YOU hear
h,inp In omRha' Well, hardly. Omaha knows
that hliinr is not only slang, but obsolete slang.
whereas rvoIlc In other cities are sti applying
the word ndlscrlminntcly to oil balloons. rigid
ard nonrtsA aIrShips and lIghter.ihanair craft
You never catch an Omahan these days saying
hydruplaur when he means seapiane; he knows
That the former never leaves the water, And YOU
lind MIN correctly using airplane, scnplane ana
strShtr instead or aerrplanc hydro acroplane and
.iirEihlc Nuu may even oNerhcar n conversation
about thc captive hcl'copter. In short, everyone
In omaha arrctr, to he enthusiastic about ava
ton IN general nuI the coming congress In phr,
tirular
Prrsidrn, Porter went TO his fellow cluhmcr
They irdnr,..l his ldea and his plans and pledged
their support. They also hSed on him as the loci.
x.al head VI the movement and he vas duly made