Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 July 1940 — Page 17

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HOOSIER NAMED BY FRATERNITY

Phi Delta Kappa Urges That U. S. Defenses Be | Made Adequate.

Urging an program for the U. S. and pledging “alertness against enemies of the American system,” Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity closed its national convention here Tuesday Lewis C. Scheer of Wabash was elected president. Other officers are Fred Ellis of Muncie, vice president; | Joe Goode of Indianapolis, second vice president; Bernard Russell of Mobile, Ala, third vice president; John Howard of Atlanta, Ga., master of ceremonies; Marion S. Ward of Muskegon, Mich. auditor; William J. Shaar of Gary, sergeant-at-arms; Irwin Bradford, Laurel, Miss, inner guard, and J. T. Goen Jr. of East Point, Ga., outer guard Mobile, Ala., was named conven-

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Model Planes—

Stout Field Boy Weharics Act Like Speedway Pilots Week Before Race.

By DAVID MARSHALL

It's not the heat but motor trou. ble which has forced members of the Indiana Gas Model Association to lose sleep these nights,

| Mig States Gas Mode] Contest at the Municipal Airport is but days away. And some of the Assocfation's erack fliers are having [difficulties with their motors, The

{ [motors are being knocked down and

| then put together again, over and over, just ltke the drivers do before | the 500-mile race, Running sweetly for weeks, sev eral of the tiny power plants began acting up at Stout Field Iast week in test hops for the meet this Sun- | day. The local fliers are fighting time to get the motors purring again, Last year three of the first four places ‘were snagged by out-of towners and six of the first 10 “foreign” entries,

Champions Coming

Sunday the competition will be even tougher, Some 200 entries will be battling to take home the $100 first prize, the magazine submotors, kits, merchan dise and trophies, Boys (girls, too) from 12 to 15 among them some of the Midwest's top-flight ex perts, including the new national champion, Joe Konefes of Chicago Joe, you remember, set an unheard of new record of 49 minutes for a single flight in his Class C model at Chicago.

Carl Goldberg of Chicago

| Comet's glider designer and one of the best known model fliers in the

nation, is coming So, too, are Chester Lanzo of Cleveland, O, who took first in the open division of

the outdoor stick event at the Na-

Letsendecker of Fr, Wheat Me-

tional, and J Wavne, who won the

Four Trophies Offered

The local group has compiled

real prize list to shoot at. There

will be four trophies. The Col. Roscoe Turner Trophy goes to the win. ner, while Grant Zimmerman has given an electric clock mounted in a model of a Wright Whirlwind motor for the best time by a local flier Sheriff Al Feeney is donating two cups, one for the longest single flicht made by a local boy flier, the other to the girl with the best three-flight average In all there will be some 80 prizes | for 50 places, 80 no one need go home empty handed,

The Association's second wel

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'morial Trophy and $100 cash al ‘Chicago.

The meet starts at 9 a. m. and

leontinues until 6 p. m, with oc

casional time-outs when huge transports are landing or deparf ing. The whole west side of the field nearby the CAA hangar will

be spaced off for the public and the

actual flights. Four-Minute Times Possible

Tast year some 16000 persons saw the first contest, the largest held in the Midwest outside of the National. This year the fliers should smash the records of 1939. Here's the first five winners of the initial meet Flier and Home. Time, 1. C. F. Magee, Gary, Ind... .3272 2. Truman West, Nashville, | Tenn. .... 3. Jack Castetter, "2625 E. North St. ... 4. Boh Hawkins, Ft. Wavne, he. La. 5. Nicholas Wade, 5041 College Ave hy The only girl winners were Wilma Young of Gary, Ind, who captured 34th place, and Betty Campbell of Portland, Thd., winner of 37th place Wilma's three-flight average time was 1:389, | ‘Because of the number of out [of -towners coming, entries will be taken at the field up to 3 p. m Sunday. You can only enter once, ibut in case of balks, you can fly more than one ship of a different class.

Saturday at 4:30 p. m, Tom

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fam Xeough, board, of the Association will participate in a model plane quiz pro gram over WFBM so the spectators will know what it's all about,

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