Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1941 — Page 11
Model d Plone.
NON-SHRINKING "SURFACE FOUND
Clevelanieh Has Tip for Pilots Working on Damaged Craft.
By DAVID MARSHALL
There'll be a lot of home work for the next week or so repairing all the damage from the scores of crackups
_at the third annual Mid-States Gas| |
Model Contest last Sunday. So you model pilots might like to know. about a new construction method which will banish one of your chief difficulties—warped surfaces. This idea was "thought up by Arthur W. Welsh of Cleveland, and used ih the Junior National Air Races. Art's favorite models are speed ships. “He knew "that the delicate tail 4 surfaces which should be less than 1/18-inch thick to reduce drag, could warp 10 minutes before the race and ruin his chances of flying a model in a straight line over the 178-foot course. Thinking about his problem one day, he saw a large cardboard carton. It gave him an idea.
Stops. Shrinking
i Back in his shop that night he found a cardboard box. He drew an enlarged outline of his plane’s tail $urfaces on the box, cut it out with & sharp knife and covered the hole with tissue, the same as he would have covered the model's frame.
‘ Then he dampened the covering. Tt drew tight and he doped it. He appliéd tissue cement to: the balsa framework of the tail assembly and placed it on the covered hole in the
X. ; + The tail surfaces were covered, the tissue was :taut and it had alteady shrunk to its limit so it couldn’t shrink on the frame and cause a serious warp. It.was a real trick and it worked. Art's ship wasn’t bothered by warps as were many ships entered in the race. The hot sun beating on them jwisted their tails and made them uncontrollable.
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Output Up 81 Per Cent
' SUPERCHARGES , . . American aircraft manufacturers. produced « 6748 civil -aircraft during 1940, or Bl per cent over 1939. . . . Fire power on new models of Americanmade combat planes has been pushed to a point twice as deadly as that of the finer models now being: produced abroad, according to Rear Admiral John H. Towers, chief of the Navy's Bureau of Aeronautics. Atlantic ferry pilots have recently been hired for $1500 a month with ‘bonuses of $2500 for 10 round trips sand $5000 for 25 round trips. . . . “The airplane propellers of World ‘War I contained but five to” six Be against more than 600 paris
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“INT Schoo PUPILS] URGED TO REGISTER
Although he urged persons in-
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lic evening schools to register tonight or tomorrow night, John A. Mueller, director of the school special youth service, said that late registrations would be allowed next week at class sessions. Mr. Mueller pointed out that late registrations are discouraged because of the loss of time to pers
song registering. After classes are formed on the basis of early registrations, he said, it is frequently necessary ' to organize other sections because of late enrollments. Classes will be held at Tech,
‘|Manual Training, Washington and
‘| Crispus Attucks High Schools.
“Citadel,” by Robert A. Barrows of the Philadelphia Photographic Society, is one of the distinguished prints now hanging at the John Herron Art Museum thiough October. Other prize-winning prints are from 12 outstanding camera clubs from practically all over the coun-
try. The show opens Sunday.
Cases Donated fo Rainbow Division for Relic Display
The Rainbow Cheer Society has donated display ‘cases for World War relics of Indiana Rainbow Division veterans which are being assembled in the Rainbow Room at the Indiana World War Memorial. William Jackson, president of the Marion County Chapter of Rainbow Division veterans, announced the donation of the cases, another step in establishment of the division’s memorial room. At present, the only relics in the room are the regimental flags of the 150th Field Artillery, principal Indiana unit of the World War outfit. : Veterans of the division in Indiana, will contribute relics and mementoes including German guns, instruments, battle maps, helmets, etc. Maj. Gen. Robert H. Tyndall, World War commander of the 150th Field Artillery, plans to present regimental battle maps and other relics he has saved. Future plans for the aletiiorial room include the erection of tablets bearing the names of’ the
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Hoosiers of the Rainbow who were killed in action, a tablet to the members of the Cheer Society, in addition to a complete war: record of the division and its Indiana members. : . Governor Schricker is to speak to members of the Marion County RDV tomorrow night in the Rainbow room. :
EDUCATOR TO SPEAK ON ‘PEACE OR WAR’
The Rev. Dr. John A. O’Brien, Notre Dame University professor, will address a public meeting at Shortridge High School at, 8:15 p. m. today on “Peace or War.” His address is sponsored by the Indianapolis America First Committee, Dr. O'Brien is reported to have decided “that in international relations war decides only which
side has most guns, bombing planes, | § instruments of death, and cannon fodder.”
“Nothing is gained by war that |
can not be achieved by peace; in war all is lost,” he says.
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