Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1940 — Page 13

" Model Airplanes

‘BALK’ RULING 10 BE i

AT SKY HARBOR

State Members to to Compete

~~ Sunday Afternoon With ‘Gasoline Models.

By HARRY MORRISON \ The Indiana Gas Model Associa‘tion will utilize the little-used “balk” rule at its meet to be held 2 from noon to 5 p. m. Sunday at Sky . Harbor, on 21st St. west of the Post Road. The meet will be conducted under “N. A. A. open class rules with the

exception of the balk ruling. Any]

flight of 40 seconds or under will be a balk flight and will not eount in .the three whose average time will constitute a record for competition. Officials are going to be “very tough” about assisting the models in takeoffs, they said today. If pos---sible all flights will be rise-off-“ground. If the ground is not - adaptable to this, the planes will be hand launched, but any unnecessy “push will be penalized. They say that meets all over the . country will be firm this year about hand launching and they. see every good reason for starting right with their own meet. The use of Sky Harbor was do--nated on a 50-50 basis by Gordon . Lackey, instructor-pilot there. There - will be an admission fee of 25 cents for each car. Entry fee for the contest is 25 cents and fliers from neighboring towns are invited to compete. »

This meet is expected to, show definitely whether the Class’ B or , Class C models are better. That, + acocrdling to association members, is the reason for making it an open . competition, where models in both clases can: compete against each other. There has not been a definite : word about the respective merits of : the models in Indianapolis, because the fliers rarely time their flights. #They know generally when they ; have: a good flight and, for anothek «thing, few of them own stop “watches. The Ohllson motor is expected to ‘favor the larger, Class € ships, by + getting them just as far in the air {in the 20 seconds allowed for flight. “The larger gliding surface on the C models is expected "to keep them : up longer,

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URBANA-CHAMP AIGN, Ill, June 6. —Eight Indianapolis students will be candidates for degrees at the eon || annual commencement of the University of Illinois Monday in George Huff Gymhasium.

Ohio University, an Illinois alumnus and son of Dr. Edmund Janes James who served as president of the University of Illinois from 1904 to 1920, will be the speaker Indianapolis graduates and their degrees are: Robert W. Arriold, 1520 N. Olney

E. ‘Gudgel, 3344 Wilcox St.,, A. M,, Education; Mary F. Morrison, 4240 Sunset Ave., A. B., Liberal Arts and Sciences; . Mark -'W. Pangborn :Jr., 3342 Washington Blvd, B. S., 'Library Science; Alfred J. Porteus, 1045 W. 35th St., B. S. Architectural Engineering; David M. Silver, 2918 Washington Blvd.. Ph. D., History; Floyd C. Tobrocke, 740 N. Bolton Ave., Bachelor of Fine Arts in Landscape Architecteure, and William C. Wright, 3896 N. Sherman Drive, B. S., Architecture.

PASTOR, 100, SENDS SON TO GET DEGREE

NEWTON, Mass., June 6 (U. P.). —Too told to attend commencement exercises himself, the Rev.

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earned in 1898, two years before the school was authorized to confer degrees. : The Rev. Mr. Babb is pastor emeritus of the Holden Congregational Church. His son, Thomas E. Babb Jr., is moderator of the Worcester Central Association of Congregational Churches. :

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Ns By DE MOLAY TO CONFER

HONOR DEGREE ON 4|

The advisory coune] of the Indianapolis Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will confer the honorary degree of Chevalier upon four active members at the chapter house, 1017 Broadway, at 3 p. m. Sunday. - Those to receive the degree are: Gene Baker, past master councilor; William Carder, junior councilor; Richard DeVault, senior councilor, and Howard Edwards, senior deacon of the local chapter. The degree of Chevalier was created four years ago and is the highest distinction for work in DeMolay. The four Indianapolis members are among the 18 from Indiana who were-nominated by the Grand Council at the annual meeting in Baltimore, Md., March 11. At Sunday’s meeting other chapter members will receive awards for athletics ritualistic work,” and for obtaining petitions.

RETURN MAN SOUGHT HERE FOR SIX YEARS].

State Police officers have gone to Los Angeles, Cal, bring back

Glen Wolfe, who "has been sought ane

by Indiana authorities for more than six years, according to Police Captain Walter Eckert. Wolfe is wanted in connection with an arSon case involving the alleged firing of a mine in Knox

County in 1934, Capt. Eckert said.

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