Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1941 — Page 5

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<Cents-an-Hour Increase Granted as Wage . Dispute Ends.

—An agreement provi Ig wage increases ‘of ‘nine ‘cents an hour for 45,000 Pennsylvania shop workers, was announced today by P. D. Reese, system president of the Brotherhood - of Railroad Shop Crafts of America. : Mr, Reese said the agreement was reached by a negotiating’ committee on a basis proposed by President Roosevelt’s ‘fact finding board in the railway wage dispute. The sdgreement was |signed,. he said, by the general managers of the railroad’s four operating regions. Under the recommendations of the fact-flinding board, non-operating _, employees ‘were awarded increases of cenfs an hour, retroactive to Sept| 1, 1941. The agreement will continue until ‘Dec. 31, 1942, Mr. Reese said, when the wage question again will be considered “in et t of conditions then .exist-

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VANCOUVER, B. C. (U.P). — Hosiery dealers in Vancouver believe that Western women are more

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 20 (U. P.),

* Elwin Belden Michael (above), 32, a circus “wheeler” was arrested at the show grounds in St. Peters burg, Monday, on a warrant charging the fatal poisoning of 11 Ringling Brothers Circus elephants.

DUCKS OBJECT TO RAIN BATTLE CREEK, Mich, (U. P.). —Nice weather for ducks? They did not think so, and 27 white Pekings and 38 mallards at Battle Creek's Irving Park refused to come out of their shelter for feeding when

sensible than those in the East.

it rained 1.68 inches in 24 hours.

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Solid colors and plaids; fitted and boxy models. Val ues that these tomorrow!

[KANDLER

: Stands at Edge of Circle

{the newest type of U-control flying

* | Hopper, George Long and Ralph

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A NEW METH

To Guide Craft With A Single Wire. . “By TIM TIPPETT

william Kandler, local modeler, put on a Special demonstration of

last Sunday on the Butler campus

Instead of standing in the middle of his racing model’s circle, young Kandler stood at the edge of the circle and guided his craft with a single wire leading fo a pole in the circle’s center. . | By increasing or diminishing the tension on the wire, the pilot controlled the two wires leading to his plane from fhe pole. It's a good ‘way to keep from getting dizzy. #® ® - The best flight of the week-end was made by Ted Lanham who had his plane aloft for (a 15-minute flight. He was using an Ohlssonmotored Comet sailplane. The flight was made at Schoen Field. Over at: Garfield Park Harold Stofer reached 60 mph. in a U-

iginal design.

made good showings Sunday were Ralph Sweeney, Robert Wade, Frank Johnson, Ray Neese, Bill

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Plans are now underway to form

soon as the club is formed a contest will be put on for all classes with plenty of prizes to tempt contestants. All interested in joining are asked "to contact Ray Neese who

models at. the Wm. H. Block top department. : * = = at Since it now is next to impossible to get English black rubber to power

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vised to protect the durability - of our own brown rubber. * The old question of whether black or brown rubber is better always ‘comes up when rubber power is discussed. Most experts agree that English black is. best, as it stands up under heat ‘and sun. The Eng-

but since their competitions are

greatest efficiency. Brown rubber will take more winds when it is not subjected to heat and sun, the builders. have learned by making tests on cool summer evenings. | Having to ‘resort to our native product, all efforts to protect its usefulness in models must be made. Perhaps rubber jars will do the trick. They are glass jars painted

fitting covers. In these, the rubber motors could be stored and carried from meet to meet. Fans should develop a way to change motors quickly and easily. Then a new motor could be used for each: flight: and fuselages wrecked by snapping rubber motors reduced to a minimum,

s 8 & One-Piece Motor:

And while- we are|on the subject of rubber motors, let’s answer the question of many beginners— “How many pieces should the rubber neler of my fuselage model be

Is that question based on the model before or after the contest? But anyway, there are some tricks to rubber motors which some young fans don’t seem to know about. Before the contest, however, the motor should be in one piece. That

big model of 150 to 200 square inches wing area, it should be made from a single long strip of rubber, wound between the hooks to form the correct number of strands. The ends are then tied together and there is only one kmbt. It can be placed at the rear hook and keep

takes from a heavy motor, to a

individual loops, the nine. knots would cause it to bunch up and crush the fuselage frame, The same applies to any size model. A strand is a single length of rubber from the front to the rear hook. Two strands make one loop and nine loops make 18 strands. The power of models is usually given in strands. # ®

Help in Defense

Just as in’ the past when the model airplane field has given genius to the aircraft industry, so now are the companies who have been making’ model kits contributing to national defense. One Plefeland company is spending 75 1 cent of its energies tomanufacturing national defenset materials, However, model airplanes are not being forgotten.

being turned into the regular model es. \ ~ Model plane manufacturers have attempted to point out to the OPM in W -that materials used

at 46th’ St, which probably will}. Jl become the accepted method soon.

control flight with his Cyclone or-|. Among other local pilots who|

a U-control club.in Indianapolis. As|

usually can be found knee deep in|.

your models, new ways must be de-|

fish themselves use brown rubber,|

usually held under weather condi-| gl tions much cooler and with less sun than American) meets, the brown rubber can be used to its|-

the battering which any fuselage} |

If the motor is made up of nine|

As much material ‘as is available is]

Dr. Bail to Speak—Dr. Phillip M. Bail, Butler University’s college of education dean, will speak at a meeting of the.Indianapolis Grade School Teachers’, Association Friday, ‘Nov. 28, at. 4 p.m. in the War Memorial auditorium. Martha ‘Rucker, violinist, will play, accompanied by Helen and Lillian Starost. a Revelers’ Auxiliary Sets Party— The Sahara Grotto Revelers’ Auxiliary will hold a public card party at: the Grotto home; 13th St. and Park Ave, at 8 p. m. tomorroy.

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meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. at|Ft.| Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St.

|. | TROOPS DEVISE NEW GAME FT. LEONARD WOOD, Mo. (U. P.).—Soldiers with a practical turn of mind have developed a new sport at Ft. Leonard ‘Wood. 1Instructed to smash empty tin cans to eliminate breeding places for mosquitoes, the troopers are decorating the cans with pictures o! Hitler and smashing them with glee. :

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