Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1931, Page 34

F AIR EXPERIMENTER - WILLTRY OUT IDEA Plans Endurance Flight to " Prove His Theory of Wing 5530 Stabilization. October 1.—Upon ne wings incor- Wilbur Cor- will depend attempt- to break cord: uld attempt be- fore lon, the metropolitan air- port here for a month. He intends to| prove further that airplanes are safe, | and that a magician is not needed to fly one. Wing Design is Basis. “It is all in the corrective stabiliza- tion wings,” he said. “With these wings X can set down a plane in 175 feet and at the limit of climbing power it will nose over into a horizontal position.” Cornelius rode in his first airplane when he was 16 years old at Colfax, Wash. He t model soon : ng ir c with the tail surfaces. Out of those experiments, he said,, has | come the stabilization wings They are pivoted on the struts, work- ing in conjunction with the tail sur- faces on ball-bearing axles. The wings are perfectly balanced. Their entire length tilts in response to the pilot’s stick. There are no ailerons. He'll Sleep While Flying. “T can set the wings and fly at a given altitude as long as the gasoline t,” Cornelius says. “I can set at 6.000 feet and fly from and be 6.000 feet here ta Reno. Nev., up when I arrive, When flying for en- durance marks I'll just set the wings and go to sleep.” possesses a private pilot’s | President m the dcpartment_informing him his idea was impractical. FRATERNITY PLEDGERS TAKEN IN BOOZE RAID Professor at Miami University Law School Arrested With 21 in Speakeasy. ated Press Fla., October 1.—Twenty-one whom officers identified as he University of Miami Law sor of the institu- d up a speakeasy n of Fraternity .Pledge night B the Assoc heriffs took them in a raid lishment. They were booked released shortly n questioning. ome B. Cohn, who said he was the spesksasy to pledge several members to the Phi Ep- gilon Pi Fraternit Officers_seized 27 bottles of home e and about 60 empty beer ROTARIANS SHIFT GAMES Bowling and Golf Chnnzes Favored at Club Luncheon. Rotary Club members are inclined to favor making b>wlers out of their golf- s out of their bowlers, ple that the shift m and might be i n of affairs developed as the result of reports at the luncheon meet- ing at the Willard Hotel yesterday when Arthur May described the activities of 18 members of the local group in a.golf test at Hzgerstown, and John H. Shreve followed with an account of the results obtained by the Rotary bowlers last year The history of map-making was de- gcribed at the meeting by Col. William O. Tufts, who said that most of the maps were drawn in ctnnection REAL COMFORT! Go the modern way on your next trip. A big red Short Line Plans Endurance Flight THE EVENING WILL SEEK RECORD TO PROVE THEORY OF AIR SAFETY. wings” of his own ¢ on the struts, and stick. He is shown entf h the plane. a8d, are pivoted onse ®o the pilot’s e p: ire length tilts in PRISON LOVERS’ PLANS TO ELOPE ARE FOILED Officers Halt Preparations of Two Trusties and Girls to Flee Jail By the Associated Press. STEUBENVILLE, Ohio, October 1.— | An “elopement” from Jefferson County | jail went awry yesterday and what was | to have been a wedding night for prison lovers was spent in solitary confinement. | Officers discovered and halted prepa- | rations of Henry J. Smith, 23, New | | Cumberland. W. Va., and Albert Me- Devitt, 21, East Liverpool, jail trusties, to flee with Lillian Orgurcak, 19, Pitts- | burgh, and Edith Howard, 24, Cadiz. 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