Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1926, Page 42

\ 4 - ITALIAN AIRMEN THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D: C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1926. LIVING IN A FOOL’S PARADISE. Pt GOLVENT! 0uT oF THe LA ! FOor THE 'WE GOT ALL MY WINTER'S COAL wWoops AT LAST - N AnD PALD FOR, THE INTERE ST T I~ 2 YEAR S Om THE MORTGAGE S PAID. THE FIRST TIMmeE NOUSE RAS BEEN RE PAINTED AND SALFOR AERCA Schneider Cup Contenders In- clude Miiitary and Civilian ' I Aviators. ‘ By the Associated Press | The advance guard of the lluhan' contenders for the Schneider trophy ! for seaplanes sailed Tuesday from | Italy preparatery to the holding of the contest on Armistice day, Novem- ber 11, at Hampton Roads. The party consisted of Maj. Guglielmetti, of the engineer corps, Italian air force, and Muzie Maochi, a civilian and son of the head of the Maochi Airplane.Man- ufacturing Co. which built the three Italian entries. - The remainder of the Italian group will sail on the steamer Conte Rosso on October 12, and in addition to the four pilots for the racing planes, will include Signor Cajtaldi, the chief de- signer of the Maochi company, and Signor Serrette of the Fiat Motor Co. The planes will be equipped with Figt motors and the ships them- selves will also come aboard the steamer Conte Rosso. There will be 10 riggers from the Macchi plant and a group of motor experts from the care of the plane public the co o at Hampton Roads, the start to be at the extreme northest corner of the timber bulkhead at the Hampton Roads Naval Air Station The first leg will be in a northeast- terly direction, with the pylon 16 kilometers from the starting point; he second leg Iying to the west, with the pylon at the head of the wharf at the entrance to the small boat harbor, Newport News, the planes to pas: over the main wharf at Fort Monroe and the length of the leg to be 24 kilometers. The third leg will be back o0 the starting point, a distance of 10 kilometers, and the total distance for the course will be 50 kilometers, to be covered in seven laps, for a total dis: tance for the race of 350 kilometers. Personnel Is Reorganized. The reorganized personnel of Ihe; American _team. which will be in| it. C'ome C. Wicks, with Lieut. orge T. 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