Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1937, Page 51

PRIVATE FLYERS WARNED T0 BAND Loening Tells Collegiate Pilots They May Be “pushed From Air.” Warning that private fiyers must band together if they are to escape being “pushed out of the air” by air transportation was sounded by Grover Loening in presenting the Loening Trophy last night at the closing ban- quet of the National Intercollegiate Flying Club conference at the Shore- ham Hotel. The trophy was awarded to the Harvard Flying Club. “The intercollegiate organization has en important function to perform as one of the new groups which must fight the battle of the private flyer,” Loening said. “It is on the cards that the airlines are going to push the private fiyer out of the air if they can. “If such organimtions as this and the National Aeronautic Association do not take up a vigorous fight to uphold the interests of the private fiyer, there will be passed laws that will be detrimental to the type of fly- ing we want to do.” 81 Points Capture Trophy. The Harvard club won the trophy | | with a total of 81 points, earned in more than 2,000 hours of flying by its members during 1936. Leland Stanford University was second with 49 points. It was the first time a | ‘West Coast club has been represented | in the Loening Trophy competition. The University of Michigan was third with 46 points. Loening told the college fiyers that the real “dividends” in the aviation ! industry are in the field of research and cited the need for an altimeter which would show the exact distance of the airplane above the ground as “just one of the hundreds of ex- | amples of research fundamentally needed in aviation.” The trophy was received for the Harvard club by Clarence Daniel Mar- tin, son of the Governor of Washing- ton, elected as president of the inter- collegiate club yesterday afternoon to succeed Joseph B. Hartranft, retiring president. Plaques Presented. Plaques for outstanding achieve- | ments by college clubs at the 1936 | intercollegiate air meet were presented | by Hartranft; two to Leland Stanford, one to Harvard and one to the University of Minnesota. The 1937 intercollegiate meet will be held at the home airport of the Aviation Country Club, Hicksville, Long Island. Glenn L. Martin presented to the University of M ta a certificate awarded to the e club sending the largest delegation to the confer- ence. The university was represented by 34 members, nce which closed last night s an\ rded by more than 100 deleg: 1 colleges and universities in There now are 37 college and university fiying clubs affiliated with the na- tional group, Hartranft announced. FIREPROOFS DRESSES New Substance Invented Makes Paper Flame-Resisting. NEW YORK, April 1 (#).—A new flame-proofing substance that can be put on dresses and paper without changing their softness was an- nounced here last night at the Mu- seum of Science and Industry. 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