Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1931, Page 12

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Though the combat planes will not | be permitted to race, scores of the | world’s most famous pilots are to par- | ticipate in a series of races, which be- | gan with the take-off of 63 planes from | the Pacific Coast for Cleveland yester- day in the Transcontinental Handicap Sweepstake Derby. These will end on Labor day with the Thompson Trophy race, in which it is the Amer- 1c|.n all-time speed Mortgage Loans You are taking the surest way to provide dependable income when you invest in our 6% First Mortgages. Secured principal, definitely fixed interest. May be purchased in amounts from $250 up. B. F. SAUL CO. National 2100, 925 15th St. N lhe Notable Flyers Due Here. Five of the foremost foreign fiyers | are to visit the Capital tomorrow on the way to the races and will be re- ceived by President Hoover at the Whil House. They are to land at the Ana costia Naval Air Station at 11 o'clock | tomorrow morning and probably will leave for Cleveland Thursday. The foreign aviators will be the guests of the Aero Club of Washington, chapter of the National Aeronautic As- sociation, at a Incheon in the Willard | Hotel at 12:45 p.m. tomorrow, following | their reception at the White House. Diplomatic representatives of the five countries are expected to attend, among Controls carbon—keeps car- bon deposits from piling up in your cylinders. { g pt. | Orlinski, Poland, and Maj. ‘Alois Ku- | bita, Czechoslovakia. \ Commander de Bernardi, winner of | the 1926 Schnefder Cup, is one of t.he | world's most famous racing | won the Schneider Cup with a speed ol 258.873 miles hour, and two years later he established a new record of 318.57 miles per hour. He was des- ignated officially by Gen. Italo -Balbo, Italian minister of aviation, to up- hold the fame of Italy’s aviation at the Cleveland meet. All Will Enter Air Races. Plight Lieut. Atcherly is & member of the victorious British Schneider Cuj team of last year and achieved a of more thn 332 miles per hour in his |trials. He is regarded as one of the finest acrobatic pilots England has pro- duced. Udet, one of Oennn.nyl ‘War aces, was credited with 6: vgwrte- «| aerial mmhllnd'/odl!r‘nnlloneo( the world’s greatest peace-time pilots. Capt. Orll.nm is the Polish fiyer who | won fame for his country in the famous | non-stop flight from Warsaw to Tokio in 1926. Kubita has nlnufl world fame among aviators by nwn remarkable aviation its during the past With Autocrat, you have a perfect piston ring seal, you lose less power through carbon. Try Astocrat the mext time yom need oil, and judge its Bdoantages for yourself. BAYERSON OIL WORKS COLUMBIA 5228 three 3 active part i § ve S ly. ‘What is expected to develop into the most tional tnnaoolmunm race I:clnd next aua nm take off clevehml in com- petition for the Bmdix Trophy and $15,000 in cash prizes. They will con- ‘ttnueonfane- York in an effort to break the transcontinental West-to-East | record of 12 hours and 25 minutes now held by Capt. Frank Hawks. mmn-uubhm. Capt. Ira C. Eaker, dons _and engineering officer at Bolling Field, forced down twice on transcontinental Sheed atiempte, is to enter this Tace in 2 special high-speed Lockheed built for the event, according to” word received from Cleveland. Maj. James H. Doolittle, one of the | country’s most famous speed, acrobatic and test fiyers, will take off from Los Angeles Monday in & special Laird “Solution” biplane said to be up‘hle of nearly 300 miles per hour. 115 pas Genuine Willard Batteries Look for the Willard Sign of Your Local Service Station WASHINGTON BATTERY CO. 1146 19th St. N.W. North 0142 Willard HERELT IS { up ‘()/( FROM AIR RAGES|< rack 12-) hter squadron c Ea.-nne Corps fighting tactics at cleveln\d ’ Big Seaplanes Due Inland. The Navy also will be represented by # squadron of 12 giant patrol planes, the largest seaplanes built in America, which will appear for the first time over inland waters. The great long- range,_patrol ships will fly from Hamp- ton Roads Cleveland by inland water routes and will be based at the Cleveland water front. Seventy-two wasplike single-seater pursuit planes from the j}st Pursuit Group, Selfridge Field, Mich., will rep- resent the Army Air Corps. The group will be led by Maj. Gerald E. Brower and will be composed of four squad- rons: The 17th, commanded by Capt. Ross Hoyt; the 27th, Capt. R. C. W. Blessley; the 36th, Lieut. M. L. Elliott, and the 94th, Lieut. Harry A. Johnson. Lieut. Col. speed off at low altitude. James Hall, New York broker and former war-time pilot, who has been attgeking the records of Capt. Frank M. Hawks in the East, is to enter the transcontinental dash, flying his Cru- sader, a low-wing monoplane, with re. tractable landing gear. Art Goebel, winner of the Dole flight from California to Hawaii, and holder of transcontinental records, has had a special plane built for the race. Another entry will be Roscoe Turner, who with his lion cub, Gilmore, has been a colorful figure at the National Air Races during the past few years. Two planes now being completed in secret on the West Coast also are to be_entered, it is understood here. ‘The Navy “Striking Eagle” flxhur( ssquadrgu, llmw ;x’fimmd abonge tl'ée ll! . 8. Langley, pass over the Capi- tal Thursday or Friday en route to Cleveland to put on daily combat dem-| An American ofl company has a) onstrations during the meet. This | for concessions totaling about 750, squadron, the youngest fighting plane |Acres in Western New Guinea, which is squadron in the service, was the win- | new territory for ofl exploitation in ner of the Schiff Trophy last yea: Netherland India. Department, from Ahe Philippines \Llewellyn, Judge Department, Fort Bragg, N. 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