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MERCEDES, June 1.-The First
Presbyterian and the First Meth
odist churches will sponsor q daily
vacation Bible school which will
open Monday. June 3, and continue
through June IA.
The schedule includes 10 study
days with no sessions on Saturdays
and Sundays. In the program OF
instruction arranged by the spon-
sors. adequate provision has been
made for handwork for girls and
manual training for boys. Closing
exercises will be held at n Of the
churches.
Wealthy Indian families drink
water scented with rose Of Jas
mine fragrance.
, 1935-06-02

Cristina Hinojosa. Incarnate Word
College. San Antonio: Miss Aida
Trevino, Texas A. a. +, KingsviIle;
Miss Grace Richieson, Alabama
State Normal; II. P. 5woffcrd.
University of Texas; Mrs. Orpha
Daugherty, Kansas University
Mrs. Rafaela II. Barrera, Texas "A.
a. l.; Miss Elida Martinez. Our
Lady OF the Lake. San Antonio;
Juan Moreno, South Texas State
Teachers College, San Marcos:
Miss Celia Cara, "A. & X; Higtnio
Arce, "A. ~ r.: Miss Julianita
Guerra. A. a. l.; Harold Witten-
berg and Mrs. Frances Wlttenberg,
Colorado State College; Miss Isabel
Cara, A. a. ].
Mrs. Howard Stages entertained
with a swimming party recently a.
the Cascade Pool. McAllen. In
honor OF her brother, william Pal
mer, a graduate Of the Rio Grande
City high school this year. The
guests, the Misses Bernice Martin.
Betty Martin, Beth Stone, Grace
1uInCE hHQ LAlAlhAl EMAIlUKr MAA1
Paul Shelton, Austin Roberts and
Dick Baker. enjoyed a swim dur
ing the afternoon, and supper
later.
Mrs. ID. 8. Martin and Mrs. wv.
w. Shufford chaperoned a party
OF young people Tuesday afternoon
nc the Cascade Pool, including
Misses Betty, Bernice and T1llie
Martin, Beth Stone, Ollie Ann Tai
colt. Doris Shuford: and Paul
Herbert Usher. Happy and john
ny Shuford, William Palmer. Joe
Guerra OF Roma and Clifford
Guerra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana II. Whitton,
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. II. Haseltine, Mr..
ard Mrs. n. III. Allen. Miss Eleanor
BartSch and Paul Browning motor
ed to Monterrey for the weekend.
The Missionary Society OF the
Methodist church held q meeting
for study Tuesday afternoon nc the
church: Mrs. ~. G. Brunneman was
the leader.
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Mission Group
Has Meeting
In WesLaco
Especial 20 The Hernldl

Especial 70 Inc HeraId1
WESLACO. June L. The Meth
odist Missionary society met Monday
at the church with 80 members in
attendance. Mrs. Kopp gave the
devotional.
Mrs. r. w. Clark was hostess Mon
day TO circle one Of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary with 10 members present.
A report Of the cost OF repapering Of
the church was given and accepted.
Mrs. J. H. Christner was In charge
Of the business session, with Mrs.
, 1935-06-02

Mrs. r. G. Lowry returned Mon
Jay from a visit with friends In
Christi.
Mrs. II. K. Moore and son, H.
rlwood, left Wednesday morning
or a visit with Mrs. Moore's sister.
|drs. w. II. Teegarten In Houston.
, 1935-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Schupp enter
tanned members Of their bridge club
Tuesday evening.
Score trophies went to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Stern.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Stern Of Mer-
cedes are spending the weekend in
Rosenberg and Houston.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Rome had
Er. Roy p. Conway and Nj. E. p.
|ongdon as special guests when
hey entertained the wednesday
light Contract club this week.
After the games MI. Conway was
|warded the score favor.
, 1935-06-02

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. William
Massey was hostess to the Mardi
hub at her home in north Mission.
Mrs. 4. D. Vhwter was high
, 1935-06-02

Mrs. Leon II. Brown and Mrs. G.
SoRelle were co-hoSteSses Thurs
Nv afternoon at the SoRelle home
a small party OF children IN
bnor Of Mrs. Browns son, Leon
art who was celebrating his sec
ID birthday.
, 1935-06-02

Mrs. Harry Ratliff entertained
with a luncheon. Two tables
Of guests, made up Of members Of
the Wednesday Contract club enjoy
ing this hospitality. Miss Pc
Keefe was high Mrs. G. II. Stev-
enSon will be next hostess.
, 1935-06-02

The Junior Christian Endeavor
members were honored with a swim
ming party at the Cascade swimming
pool at McAllen Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Reed, Mrs. II. L.
Trott, Mrs. Clell Solether. Mrs. w. +.
Workman, Mrs. w. M. Jenkines and
Mrs. w. +. Powell, with o few mem
bers OF the Senior Christian En-
deavor accompanied them on this
trip.
, 1935-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Dana II. Whitton,
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. II. Haseltine. Mr..
and Mrs. r.. III. Allen. Miss Eleanor
Bartsch and Paul Browning motor
ed to Monterrey for the weekend.
, 1935-06-02

Charming among the Inequalities
Of the week was a delightful bridge
affair given by Mrs. +. G. Mcconnell
Monday afternoon complimenting
her niece and -houseguest, Miss Mary
Jane Simpson.
At the conclusion Of the games
score favors were awarded Mrs. g. r.
Barnes, Mrs. p. p. DoSs, Miss Della
Crowley and a gift presented TO the
guest, Miss Simpson.
, 1935-06-02

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Gus Hun
hr entertained at the Lions Park
celebrating the eighth birthday OF
Ter grandson, Eugene Dashiell.
Assisting Mrs. Hunter were Mrs.
q. Burkhart OF San Juan. Miss
uanita Davis and Mrs. Roy Boyer.
Those enjoying the party were
fax and Bill Burkhart OF san
uan, James Paul Ord. Junior and
ama6 ARridges. Dan Martin, Stevie
Zee Hnrbert, Joe Ray Carvalal.
Rosette, Junior Miller.
Miller. Billy Splawn, Sonny
lavis, and the honor guest
, 1935-06-02

Mrs. T. +. Langford entertained
the Just We Neighbors Home Dem
onstration club Thursday at her
home in South Palm Gardens. Miss
Lentz and Miss Harriet Kidder we're
guests Of the club. enjoying the Soc
la hour which followed the regular
business session.
Evening star., 1935-02-01

BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt Del.
wash. Mattress Co. 319 L st. sw. Nat: 6679:
CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & dALBERT. INC,
s15 10th ST. NV Phone National 4712.
CARPEN1ER@Prompt, reliable. reasonable.
Genl. repairs. French doors, cabinets. par
titions. closets. etc. Douglas, Met. 3l56.
CHAIR CANFING iN5s! TRHoIsTEn5 ! 3 = +
rockers splinted.- CLAY ARMSTRONG.
1885 10th nv. Met. 2062.
ELECTRIC BASE pLuos install.
house wire complete with fixtures and
base, plugs; S52 so. s4-hour service on
ice Elec. Co. 1901 14th st: NV. Col. 1037s.
ELECTRIC WIRING !as Fixtures res
pairs; 6-r. house fixtures q base plugs. .$bb.
REGAL Elec. Co. s4a Upshur NV. Col 1891 !.
FLOORS sANDED; Ieini;hsd; Low Low
Paint Co. Col. 515s-W or Alex. 20s2:
FLOOR WORK. expert: Old floors made IKE g
new; prices reas.; work guaranteed. MC.
peaton, 1927 Sth NV. phons COL. 7662.
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SALE-H0USES.

Sc. .a50-sMALL Cash AND. EASY TERMS
New brick house. electric health Kitchen.
Six rooms and modern bath with shower.
built-in garage and recreation room; con-
venient schools. stores and TRANSPORTATION;
Open. heated and lighted. 3 to Q. Careful
PSsse i9sDsstiSnI StI.ntic 1nStfsi tfsie Sls l7'n n
EXCELLENT BUY: OWNER. ooCUP1ED-
12 rooms and 8 baths oil heat: home or
roominS house Priced under s11.oo
weil financed. Location. very best section
OF fft Pleasant. See J. A. HAYDEN. 500
woodward Bldg.
ACTUAL COST. $3.50: MUST SACRIFICE
for SIS $50 Strictly. white. convenient ne;
location; Or. and b. tapestry brick, AL
modern: Colonial front porch and doubls
Elass-inclased rear porehes: hsrdyooS 's,
finance through building association Is
desired. OWNER. District 1909.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
NEW DETACHED BRICK.
Six rooms. colored tiled bath, breAkfass
room. delightful bright club room, large
front porch. two large freplaces. slete TOOL
Tastefully decorated with four coats lead
and oil Large lot; sarage on rear aIey.
Priced very low. Immediste possesston.
Inspection By appointment Adams e724,
(Continued On Neat Pass.l
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sALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

VACUUM CLEANERsIS Special sale Of 40
rebuilts Every cleaner a bargain. Prices
start at S5. Free trial: easy terms; no
interest. Come today. McKain's Service.
WASHING MACHINES-Apex demonstra-
tors and floor samples; savings up to $50
for cash. Apex Elec. Co.. 709 9th St.
NV. at G..
WESTINGHOUSE beautiful 2O-cubic foot.
all-porcelain commercial REFRIGERATOR. only
g months old. has been repossessed. carries
5-year guarantee. Can be had for unpaid
balance. real bargain. 2030 14th st..
NV. Open Sunday.
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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines Of business.

FLOORS SANDED. finished: old doors 2
speciality; reas.; sanding machine rentee'
l. T. Folk 1857 Sherrier pl. NV. Cley: 062S:
GENERAL REPAIRs. rooans. c.rpentsry' srs
plastering, painting; white mecnanics;
Est. free. Jack Sparkes. Decatur 4432.
PAINTING ougEs So gspsssst6nsc ss6 sceonisl sRs,Tsl Deco
rating Paint Co. Col. 515S-W or Alex. 2Os2.
PAPERING-5 RMS, 2-sTQRY HALL. $40
and up; quick service; white mechanics.
Call any time. Neat papers: Adams 2326:
PArARHANGIN0-Roo papered. S5 and
up; estimates fur; work guaranteed, A. T.
George. 500 Oneida pl NV. Geo 946s.
ROOF LEAKS!
PROMPT SERVICE. NORTH 1891. q
ROOF repairing. painting. paperhansins
Reasonable prices prompt. reliable service:
Call any time r. e. Bookout Dist. 3997. y
yPHoI sTERING repairing. refinishing:
discarded furniture accepted as part pay
ment. z 8. Weaver. 1434 Newton ct. NV.
Phone Adams S401.
pPHolsTERINd. furniture repairing, re re-
finishing, chair canetng; work guAranteeq.
WeiSmu1ler. 2k23 18th nv Adams o7eAs
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YOUNG COLLEGE MAN. MIAMI. LEAVING
penses: references. Address Box 2S4-B.
Star ONCE.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
1927 R. I. AVE. NW.-Large double
room. second floor. near bath: walking dis
tance to work: good home cooking.
CLEVELAND PARK-Double room. private
bath: single; reas.: warm: excellent food.
Near Transportation. Cleveland 01S7.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM FOR 2, semi-private
bath, delicious meals: unlimited phone.
Real home atmosphere. Adams 1854.
1722 N ST. N.W.-Beautiful front room.
Simmons twin beds. Exceptionally good
meals. Refined home. Each $40 month.
1913 18th ST. NV. near Scott Circle
room: excellent meals. Also vacancy for
two young ladies.
1862 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-Nice large
room with running water; single beds; Ten
meals: unlimited phone; reasonable.
u BLOCK OFF CONN. AVE. 2013 Kalo-
rama rd. n.w.--Large front room. twin
BEDS; BEDS; excellent Ss h9me cooking; $3.50 each
rooms in quiet. refined home: twin beds.
Excellent meals. Columbia S119. So
1908 KENYON ST. N.w.-vacancy. double
room: twin beds: good home cooking.
room for two; southern exposure; quiet.
refined home.
1885 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. at
20th-AD outside rooms: hne cuts OF meats.
Dinner served up to 7:3O. Potomac O212.
1921 10th ST. N.W.-Master bed room.
bath. for two: twin beds: good meals;
attractive home: very warm and bright.
Phone Decatur 2OS7.
NEAR DUPONT C1RCLE-lLarse front
room. twin beds. shower bath. Anil.
S7.5Q per week. unlimited phone.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM. excellent board, 1900
Geranium St. near Walter Reed. detached
corner residence.
21OO. 18th ST. N.W.-Warm. cheerful:
double room for two gentlemen. IN lovely
apt; twin beds. shower; excellent meals.
References. Decatur 1850. Apt. BOB.
I346 GIRARD ST. N.W-Well-heated:
hot water. phone. good meals; men.
1915 MASS. AVE. Scott Hall--Lovely
south rooms. single. double. semi-prlvate
bath: delicious food: central; distinctive
Reasonable.
1913 MANCHESTER LANE-New house: 4
living and recreation room; rooms with
private bath: well heated; SIS week:
22O1 MASS. AVE.-Vacancies. board. rms;
beautifully newly furn. double studio rms,
tasty meals. ind. tables; very reas. rates.
1920 10th N.w.@aMen only; s25 snd $40
meals: privileges Phone Columbia 9400. l.
1894 CONN AvE.-Double room available
February 1. southern exposure. well heated.
IVY Terrace Decatur 6344:
i7O8 18th ST. NV. THE KATHERINE"
Newly furnished rooms for and per:
sons; excellent location; home COOKED
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10Th 81; NV.
Sinele. double rooms. ladies and sentle-
men: reasonable rates; homelike atuos.
phsFs. Phone North oo2o. $780,.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT. 1116 9th St. NV. Apply
1919 Park I'd. NV. Apt. l. 3-
pumps: large gallonaee: long lease: Price
$500. Address Box 47O-B. Star once.
RESTAURANT WITH BEER; downtown
bldg: good business. short hours. Price:
So. 500. Address Box 351-B. Star office.
VARIETY STORE. business street; same
owner 25 years. retiring: . rooms. Price;
$3.50. Address Box 285-B. Star once.
CAFE. TEA ROOM and restaurant Hs.A;snts man nsn
Shore and iarse cities. tried innovations:
which have proved successful. desirous OF
making change. prefer percentage basis.
Address Box 274-B Star off1ce.
TAILORING. CLEANING AND PRESSING
% Ts Ios seaa SHas fPGd sRone
1863 or address Box 192-B. Star ofilce.
FOR sALENFruit and produces. estab-
lished business. northwest section. Phone
North 6183.
STEAM LAUNDRY, new: ready to finish:
1000 9,s per no s,,oss sale or lease Phone P'S-
ALEXANDRIA BARBECUE AND LUNCH.
cash. Cali Mr.. Mccallister National 1926.
RESTAURANT
with complete beverage license. In heart
OF WASHINGTON: valuable lease Will pay 1or
itself within present year ;oo real Wensy me ssn
son: no information over phone. See Mr..
McCallister 1925 Wooward Bldg.
DINERS AND LoGATIoNS.
WRITE geA fATEsT c4ATALoo.
900 WEST GRAND ST.. ELIZABETH. N. j.
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47O7 CONN. AVE.

Apartment Of rooms. kitchen.
bath: electricity. refrigeration on
house current: sarage; 24-hour
elevator and switchboard service.
Beautiful lobby and carpeted cor
ridors Resident manager. Phone
Emerson 6SOO.
Evening star., 1935-02-01
1413 Corcoran st. n.W.-l0 r. b..

gas ................. $4,000
1922 3rd st. n.w.-6 r. b. elec 47.50
519 end st. n.w.-9 r, b., elec 45.75
702 9TH st. n.e.-6 r. b., elec... $3.50
321 18th st. SEE T.. b., elec. -. 31.50
502 21st st. n.w.-Sr. b., gas..... 21.00
719 4th st. n.w.-6 r., b.. gas..... $3.50
1850 B St NE r. b., gas. $3.50
737 4th st. NV r., gas, water. $3.50
1910 4th st. n.w.-6 r.. gas. water. 1850
607 4th st. n.w.-6 r., gas. water. 27.I5
Dos End st. n.w.-4 r., gas water. 22.50
462 Va. ave s.w.-5r.. water. ..... 1880
425 Bird st. sw.-5 r., water. ..... 1880
1898 Union st s.w.-5 r. water. 1850
water ......." 1' 1900
147 N st. s.e.-6 r., water. ....... 1880
2O5 Va ave sw-5 r.. water. -. 1880
JAMES F. SHEA ESTATE.
RA3 Indiana Ave. NV,
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HELP--WOMEN.

ELDERLY LADY to make appointment for
sales contacts: large earning possibilities
Address Box 217-B, Star office.
GIRL TO learn hosiery repairing. Position
guaranteed upon completion of training
Apply Hosiery Repair Dept. G. C. Murphy
Co. 1914 G st. NV.
NURSE. whitet for 1-year-old baby. Swed-
ish girl preferred. CAN Metropolitan 1865
between 10 am. and } pm.
PRACTICAL NURSE to take 9O-year-old
lady tmental case) and care for her in her
tnurse'sl own home Kind treatment and
reasonable price. Reply fully. Address Box
SS1-B, Star office. 81
Enfel ReStalrant 2SAA 1dth N
Evening star., 1935-02-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ACCORDIONS-Used Salonti. As bass: was
SI30, now S75; Lamar; 4s bass, slightly
Ballsr rini. 120 bass; was S225. now $3.50.
Easy terms. Kitts. 1880 G. st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-02-01
EXPERIENCED
WANTED-SALESMEN.

- NtW OTItdHS, Id, .
known high-erade package candies to the
retail drug stores of Maryland and Vir-
Rinia. including Washington. Applicant
selling to the drug trade. Commission
basis. with a drawing account to the man
first letter and we will arrange for an
interview. Address Box 257-B. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-02-01

3 LARGE ROOMS dinette and kitchen. .
TILED baths: located on 18th ST. NV. Heat
light. gas and elec. included: also garage
and telephone service. Rent reasonable to
responsible party. Adults. Address Box
23S-B Star of6ce %
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

YOUNG COUPLE. Govt. workers, desire
board. furnished room, large closets. pri-
vate bath. Rate. including laundry. phone.
Address Box 290-B. Star office.
Evening star., 1935-02-01
TABLE BOARD.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

2902 18th ST. NV S25 per month; hor
Phone Adams Slg1-J.
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COUPLE white Industrious. caretaker OF
work: reference. Phone Lincoln $3.50. IL
Evening star., 1935-02-01

1927 R. I. AVE. N.W.-Large. double
room. second floor near bath: walking dis
tance to work: good home cooking.
Phone Potomac 6115.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
BEAUTY CULTURE.

special this month only: regularly $110:
COMPLETE course Cn. tools). SS5: easy
terms Start any time: day and evening
classes: positions secured for graduates.
other courses, SIS up. ,,r,rr
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE.
131@ p ST NV
Evening star., 1935-02-01
POULTRY AND EGGS.

CLEARANCE SALE.
Blooded Chickens-Orpingtons. Rhode
Island Reds and Leghorns. Also male
collie dog. male Boston bull and few Per-
sian cats Telephone
1927 Battery Lane wise. ABS.
Evening star., 1935-02-01

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-Front room.
. twin beds; warm. well furnished. Phone
Evening star., 1935-02-01

1900 MASS AVE. NV, De Soto Apt. 81.
Well-furnished room for gentleman. Phone
ct
Evening star., 1935-02-01

1861 MERIDIAN PL. NV. 3 blocks above
Park rd--Large single, clean. front room;
ShnWpr GeptlArpan
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42O Goth st. n.w.-6 r, b., elec. .S32 so
sos BIRD St nw-6 r, b.. elec. $3.50
1870 4th St n.w.-6 r, elec. ...... 27.50
"a De Frees st. n.w.-S r.. b...... 27.50
SIS goth ST. n.w,-6 r, cleo. $3.50
20OS Z ST. n.w-6 r., elec ....... $3.50
sos 2;Ird st. n.w.-6 r. elec...... $3.50
4O2 2Ist St n.w.-6 r.. cleo. ...... $3.50
22l7 Sth st. n.w.-6 T., elec. 1880
ol26 N. Y ave. nw- r....... 1880
1927 Eye st. n.w.-3-r. brick ..... 1880
Rear 2215 Ga. ave- t. elec: -. 17.5J
NJ. FRANK RUPERT.
1921 7th St. NV. National Oslo.
Evening star., 1935-02-01

LARGE FRONT ROOM in private home:
steam heat. continuous hot water. Near
Reasonable rent. Call Adams 2532-W.
2140 N ST. NV, Apt 24-Single. fur
Evening star., 1935-02-01

stock. A truly outstanding dog priced
reasonably for a good home. No phone
calls. 200 Conn ave. Apt. 1O6.
Evening star., 1935-02-01

ICK, 100000. whole. clean; also 300
iron fencing. American Wrecking Co..
n ST SUI Phone lincoln 1DAA
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model touches the ground, or meets
an obstruction preventing further
flight. Time also ends when a
model passes from every effort to
keep model in sight until it lands.
TINERS-All flights shall be
timed by three timers.
DISQUALIFICATIONS- Any con-
testant breaking any rule Of con-
test or conducting himself contrary
to the requirements Of common
courtesy may, upon recommendation
Of officials. be disqualified Models
broken in landing are not disquan-
fed.
PROTESTS-Protests will be con-
sidered only whea presented in
writing to Contest Director on the
day Of the meet.
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Contest Rules

CONTESTANTS Must be mem
bers Of The Indianapolis Times
Squadron.
NUMBER MODELS-Each con-
testant will be allowed a maximum
Of three models each in each event
DESIGN OF MODELS = They
must meet the specifications set
forth in the definitions and classif1-
cations.
MECHANICS-In the finals. me-
chanics must be arranged for among
surviving contestants.
NUMBER OF FLIGHTsIn the
finals three flights will be allowed
In duration events a flight is a
start lasting 10 seconds or longer
Any flight less than that or failure
to fly promptly when called shall
be judged a delayed fight. Three
successive delayed flights shall re-
place one official flight.
TIMING FLIGHTS - Duration
fight time starts the instant model
leaves the platform and ends when
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leases the propeller after the motor
pressure has been exhausted, allow
ing it to turn freely without the
usual resistance afforded by the mo-
tor. Model builders refer to this as
free wheeling"
Place the shaft through the thrust
bearings, allowing two or three
washers between the first bear and
the prop to reduce friction and bend
the hook to receive the rubber mo-
tor.
MOTOR-In test flights this
4VA model gave the most efficiency
from is-inch fiat rubber. Take AZ
feet Of rubber and tie a square knot
IN the ends. Loop it IA times and
attach it TO the front rubber hook
with an IS" hook made from No.
033 Music Wire.
A SSEMBLY-The wing and ele-
L n vator are attached TO the mo-
tor stick with several loops of the
s fiat rubber from which the motor
was made. Be sure they are held
firmly in position so that the wind
currents can't hit them and change
their positions. According to the
specifications for derby stick models
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this plane must weigh at least 3.16
ounces.
ELYING-When the model is fin
Il ished, test it with several trial
glideS before attempting to fly it.
Then wind the motor about 300 or
400 times and give it a test flight.
After it is completely adjusted, lu-
bricate the rubber and using a
winder, twist the rubber to it's max
imum-about 1900 to 1900 turns.
Launch it and watch it climb, rap
idly at first until it gains a good al
titude and then level off. Be pre-
pared to follow it for long distances
and it is also advisable to have
binoculars as a great many times
it scars out of sight.
Another bit of flying advice is to
fly it in wide-open country. Write
your name and address on the wing
so that if it's lost, the finder will
be able to notify you.
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GA1O lA4OAl Ou1 LAWS vi III q oIlldAl 1lO4C
for the propeller shaft. 1t must be
perpendicular.
Carve the blades as shown in the
diagram and sandpaper, being very
careful that they are not thinned
too much. The hub is Il inch wide
and p inch deep. The blade pitch
and Gambler are illustrated in dia-
gram. Balance the prop at each
stage of carving.
Now imbed the hub protector
which is made from light weight
sheet aluminium on the propeller
boss. Drill a hole to correspond to
shaft and another as illustrated, to
lock the shaft end in position when
the motor is wound. Cement in po-
sition, being sure that the protector
is perpendicular to the shaft hole.
Otherwise the prop will not turn as
it should
The propeller shaft is bent from
No. .033 Music Wire. A spring is
made, according to illustration, from
No. 020 Music Wire. When prop
erly attached to the shaft, it re-
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Chief of Air Service

Scripps-Howard Junior Aviator
WELL, we still have our OLD
w friend Jink up in the air
trying to land his flying boat. Old
man panic has the controls of his
ship now.
Finally came the end Jinx
leveled off at about 80 feet and held
the nose up the motor was
idling, ship losing speed, stalling,
beginning to sink. Down she
dropped with a resounding
smash, in perfectly fiat position.
Spray flew in all directions.
and when it subsidized there was Jinx
in his little "F" boat.
The wings were no longer at
right angles they dropped like
the wings of a wounded bird. The
motor had stopped and where
chaos and power had reigned all
was still. Jinx was alive. We
could see him moving around. The
rescue boat towed him into the
beach where the valiant fly
ing boat sank in two feet of water.
Students and instructors crowded
around The beach master
stalked up to Jinx and with an i'm
portant air asked: "Jinx, how
many landings did you make out
there?"
"Oh, about 10, I guess!"
This floored the audience Then
up popped the senior flight instruc-
tor. Finding words hardly adequate
to express his feelings, he launched
TRADE.
link" he said, II have never in
all my life with dots and dashes
and flashes of lightning) seen such
horrible exhibition of flying"
Then came whole paragraphs Of
ideas and thoughts about students
in general and Jinx in particular
winding up with, That's the
lousiest flying I have seen, or ever
will see"
Then, from JinX:
What's all the excitement about?
I'm here, amt -"
Question: What is a cantilever
wing?
A wing which is not held in place
by an outside struts or wire bracing.
but which depends upon its internal
structure for strength and rigidity.