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Dt AN HAMMOND..
Ms.rtee W. Kenkel.
.eOlTOR IN-CHHF
. . . Aseeekee ae'le
MASAla tOlTORt
w. joyoe Ayree curt r. adea.
MAI (OlTORt
Hafl Aaf.r.ea J
Doa Caxlaoa WllUeae klcCteeri
Oaoe Rob a
CONTHIiUTlfcO IDITOM
y a urine Akla VUm MeCleerj
Veraoa Ketrl&a Ktbb
keaaeU Lewis IVHlf 1 TtBiBacrsnsn
Robert LeUBf
MILTON MaORIW U.IM MAN AOIW
AITANT aUelMM MAS.ACIM
WMla -Cearaa WareheU Pits
Lyman Cam
SX SMBRBBJB-aKV
POOR STOCK
Teeterdaj the NebreekaB directed a eelvo at that
ueually weU-fortified oitaolnuon on the I niersit
of Nebraska campus -the Innoceoie society aalro
(n the aanaa that the comment probably had li"'e
destructive ehsrerier. and the eell r..nlfied In 'be
senee that the on-anueilon h been sn fw from
any comment. ri or ron, by maeone of the relations
wlti the Individual bn aar J"t hl ahall apir
n tb dttonaJ clumna of iha Nbrakan. and by
raaoo tht ibara ha bn retain amount ff
hoaitABcy la makln urat of th ao-ral)il fortl
fltar1ffrB
Tbr ppnbaWy l "? radical di-rartu-a
fnm lha uauaJ tnwhod of aflwilnj h mmbr of
tha 7nnoort aorlaty a a ronflunr' of what th
Nbraakan baa n ay. and ih dtaruaaion tll prob
ably not W o raoltlng that anyon lll perform
tb valUtow flipflop In jrrtva. It ta pretty
morh of a Uk to M a mouaa trap aipertlnR that
aoma boar will Mir.k a fool Into tha trap and b
rauxbc
Tha Ida that tara ha hn undua itiriilflfanr
anacht ta tha Innoontt aorlHjr ia not tha him
airal opinion of a 1ncl Indivtdual atud-nt on th
I nlvaraity of Nbraaka campua. Tha rformanr
of trlrlal dutlaa about the campua fall to ronvlnra
othera alao that tha rtanlaatton ia ao macnanimoua.
The annual Julln of the poaalbilltiea tor member
ship to thl rfmnlantlon of leadera and men of
ability aeam ao muddled and utterly remote from
the obaerrw that 11 la lmpotiaible to regard the ae
teoTiona otber than aa 1ba roatilt of deft 1re-puUin.
Tha pamparod pup Idea ii not overdrawn:
Here ia a freabman, romm down to the I'nlver
Rlty for tha Aral time. He haa a pleaalnr and prom
Ulna pareonallty, a fair record In blh achool. and
nn Hiftxm to be noma one of tbe boy a of the
rampua. Ha la taken Into the kennel and taurht to
hark wbern told to nark, cautioned about nipple at
the heela of certain Individuals, and taurht to llrk
the maater'a hand at tbe correct time and In the
proper manner. It doeant take lotif to teach him
tba trtBi and irllea vhat are o aaaeotiai In making
him a campo leader.
By axd by be r"' the cbalrmanabtp of aome In
aigiilf leant commit tea tbrourh tbe efforta of thoa
wbo ara poahtng blin along. A minor office of aome
aort or ether, an hooorary la which "merit alone
oouata." are aaxt In Una. Preato: He bepomaa an
Innoomit. eaoaen on the baala of leadership and
ability.
It la aO reTJ rl" for tbe aplneleaa freabman
wha ooBifla to vir.bool with bit Ideaa of beoomlng
one of tha leader on tbe campua one o' tbe wear
era of tba robe and wbo haitnl the retup and tbe
flrbt to protest aaaJnat being shoved and puahed
Into aome tklaa-s which he knows full well that be
)axt irorthy of. He ia plastic, dumb and easily in
fluenced he makes good timber for tbe senior hon
orary aoeiety. They pick tbelr members lor lead
ership and ability.
The oa tbe other hand there Is that Individual
wha actually works to ret himself Into activities on
his owrw aooord without being coddled along by a
friend or fellow sympathizer, who plugs away with
out fb Intention of getting into the leadership and
ability organisation, but finally rinds btmaelf among
thoae tapped. It would not be fair comment to fall
to reooanixe that the society does get a few honestly
deferring men of tha campus. The wheal rt mixed
wjia tba chaff.
)1 seems that tha fanlts in the method of select
trig the Iaaoceata, if one can get an admittance that
tbere are faults In the method of selecting the mem
bers of tba leadership and ability organisation. Is
related to this system which is in wide usage of
bringing a man up from freshman days to be a can
didate for the organisation, throwing everything his
way, feeding blm the breitd-and-milk, and educating
hisn to say "yes" at the right time, snd to keep off
others' toes. Leadership will show itself In an indi
vidual without tbe efforta of another to make a
leader out of a follower. The syatem of pampering
brings to the top men who are inferior and not de
serving. Parceling out tbe insignificant Jobs to the indi
vidual who does not have the capscity to lead or
even be respected as a leader, beating the drums
until be becomes a member of the Innocents, is
proving a detriment. There is the source of The
crrfloistn. aome of it at least.. Turning Inferior raw
material Into the lnnocent-msklng mill, oo eren
can ernent a fine, flawless product, yet this is being
done year after year.
With JftiM Initiation alttnlneted. there ought to be
a lot mere students returning to school next fall.
RISKY BUllNEtl
Tntfl tbelr grades hsve been received In this
office, aa traterniy initiation permit will be iaaued
students wbo need their second seme' er hours to
be Initiated."
This was tba ultimatum from tbe offwe of tbe
deaa ml etudent affairs Monday, in regard t spring
tnttlaOssi oeremoniea of the various fra'emltles oa
tba campus. The ruling has found sppHcstion te
sorority Initiations also. accnrCIng to tbe chairman
W in raahiinir errri'u
, ? The tierifrloa to lay down a blockade on initiations
thai deiet0 Upo 'b ' ,t" "' I"
mt-aei ut i he jeel -u ao end ta am. a or iee
gn aad priMtig of pr'r.MiS for a a'atemt
i.e sulrnte a'SBdiei Skiing iniiiatioBa are oe
aignwt .r be pxxi part i ran a ihoe fieUgee
i.. Immib hrlJ otei lion. ib Mar h reietnon
i(IIm ,. ir. I rb l't In aholarMi The haiardt o'
Se,u.atir.t utt a final grme brioie actual rni-l
laMtm ae great in the itH .f nurtt-m ho failed
in luake the grade in March
The meat aicmf ! f the 0 i.ior l
pmhibit aurti inmauons l lhal It 'll eork lo sale
. - . . . . . t- w . . n ki
euanl fiaie;HH snl aoionij iMimnini , . . .
ouiht to he juaitlii a i.n eoouSh lot su h a eiep thr, 0,.pe, 0,,
liaterauy or at'cornj ihat al'i-a once in initialing a .sta'e t niirte line :on.l elth an
kslte e hoae aiholarahlp aianjing Is aueatloaable ' enroltmeei . nne than -eron.
baa ahi ped 's enough to lo.er the a-aada.d of the miere.iea in aeil.nt sn4 demon
naa an pea 's enwn 'airanag ga and eiecincal equip
em lie group The hae iniitted one to enter 'b'.n,,,
gmu. ho haa t measured up to ihe reouirem"' i fit-gia'ration and gieiinga by
of i be tiivei:!). lei alone Ihe requirement a ol the tiene. Ie M.her dean of tbe boipe
:H!IOWA'STH!RD ANNUAL
rr; SHORT COURSE OPENS
Thirty Persons Register for
Work in lias. Electrical
Equipment
AVK U . M :i - The Ihird
Siftna Drlln Chi W ill
future from
(ornhutkrr rv I tax
HORTICULTURE
GRADS
i.
g'lcu'ural econennc
Kiae he poaliin'a Ini
itirr lib t alirmiiia ir ,
kinca I ii. t alii
I ill 1 1 li tl i n 1 1,, r.
,'uaeO'S no nate im-vb :r,j t
' irniiMiriri iKi!Mia. a'e I.
iittvm.i t.irinr iim In Ihe c iki, I. ia u k'ri,u. i
t. t otnii nui i 'ii - , neiii i o . ni'vnnn. w
In the Orptitieaer office at a ai . c.. UL'ill R ' Veer. ( ounril piuffa i
l.v !. N.ofd b Hgma KeliailUWd 0141C WHUH
SECURE E
I IB the ,
MPLOYMENT
'II
Kl;.
ii. i tniiinliiir rerntf Mem
hrra n' M gn llia Oil ill bt- in ;
laie j
Ihe plriurea elll be sold be
tmmmwt infimint and ahemooB l '
errieee and follcairt the af'einoon
program The) Include phoo of
the Tornhuaker Pig fn champion
football and track men. Induidual
and group plcturea Ii. o'ber athle
tics an. I action snspshois taken
at football game
Fraternity and aoroniy paneia aa
Stationed in Various
Parts of Country
U:. la - Thre senior horti
cultural students who ill be grad
uaied at the end of tha SfMng ouf
ter ahead) Late poeinona lor el
ear UartUlal llrketi. Ames, aoa
of U S I'irketL bead of the bottl
cultural departmeBt. goea to one of
;r.e ata.lons or tb I ni'eq i ru'i t o .
lull
Ve.
'a
Vuraerv C" . Council pli,f.
kmiin T Muntf. lajbuqu.
Vunu llorsl Co, lbutiur
Munen'a win tour n 'm
lnited Ktaies this suamiei
lioitiruHuial ptoierta unei )l(
leadeiahip of Pickett h trv
J li Wlngeri. Aleiandrla M nn
1' K Wendell. KlBgale ri y
New, Mancbeater: " T. A'tu
Kanaaa Ci'. kin, and iavit i
f airbura. Kne. I'a
mm ..... ,- u-ill.kit, E-:.u li .
ell as ihe accompanying fh' , .h. rallfomia . .. '
-TiiiBiiiif ui IP. IU wj nn ii a-e"i' w -
ftaiemal gi.Hiu. hur ,ur looh ,, , f of the eai
t ia nky bii!neaa tn'M tt at tbe final ,h trl ,(Jil( Ak Kntoilmrnl , '
steniiing of ihe pleoge snd irjing to feel eonemced out .nt ie nieeiir.ga. w liirh rloe lures
., .ii knur, fnr the aole reason ! oatur.a morning, la ekpected to -
-- -- - - . - - , i. mn ur e. goea m iw i .
graph, la U-aorgan ratlona aect.onorr rnnttD. Mr,. m. !
n yearbook ei.i also oe bibii c t u1, yiunberr.
be remainder of ihe pie
In Office Willi K4.it,
k. .-ui "n.!,." all his houra. for the aole reason iaiurMB imvn.ns.
f .LI.M.IHC him nh a pm oer .he eummet ! r"rh 1
im.n ht rtiasior. of the ruling that apilrg ini'tationa'
I be iect of
equll'ttien'
inimni r.i.ni. i ,,r -, - iiiiiiiiiiui ui n 111a
.4..,.4.f. i,rwn second aemeaer atanoinga ere prw . n vrs rea vn-i a.
tire.ii1enl of
npinn.ni urnn . , v, - - - - - - i -
. . . ... . . j -..-.....iiAris ahlrn ihe loa lerleial Ion ol Vomen'S
r.,M-en ,., . D Club. A -ou. ol ihe Home Kco
ai.rmrt to bamUHM.r metr s ihrough to ,., bu,dJns tolloaed by a
cn.blema upin pelcea ho at not ai holes. li ll fnl tn, i,tor
dear are nakint their o.B prn-llegea 1 alas. diausiona and laborator)
I . . . .. .1. n ,1.. . . . L ' .
A ookeet In a meatem nty clalma be has i
fninil the mtssirg link It is a three legred monkey . ; u!apia
vM. h bridge ihe gap between tbe rour teggen a'no
the lao-legge...
Blind Flying Is
Sow Ended for
'r
amea. '-u '"T NebraakSB III mee a-vk
J i nderrla.a beet icultucl ''",, msnarng edfor. .. I r,vl
;eho ha.e peB l-lsced in summer ihu iftrBOftn , ,h p,,,. N(lkt
j rr';f ' u" . kan office lo dicU ,.,B, for BM.
IniB.hsm. la oarge of plsrement. ,
e"
I are:
M I. ltoniis. Wi erloo. 10
'American rrutt ;mers. Inrt . Wa
. 1 American Trutt
AlexHrtwrt Pififo nairhM Wash: Stuart Hafon
wUme. to Woorl,
CMOLATICALLV INCLIMO
An eastern un'-emit) has announced tbst hence
fonh reouitements for the vailous kipds of degrees
III differ for those hn are Interested in scholar
ship, for thoee Interested In applied learning, and
for those interested in receiving a college edura
tion
At first sight i hi msy sppear lo have meagre sig
nlficance. bus after a thorough analysis It will be
seen thst this Is just another way of dividing siu
jt.-i. iniit those ho study for the sake of study
those ho study thst they msy get slong In the
world.
An.es. lews. Mti Js "The era of
blind fing is ended." and the plloi
, program Kjucanonal ekhibita ol I nn daoands upon the artificial
, .new .e,.e. of equipment are on j . furai.hH b, hta Inetru-
menta io guide him In a fog. de
clared r C Andetaon. pilot for the
Midweat Aviaijon Coi tmrstlon. Ies
Molnea. who epose on "Aeilal N.vi
gallon TVobiema in loa Pllnd fly
ing." at the Vondav afternoon aea
aioti of the first Iowa Aeronautic
conference at lows Jiiste college.
Prof E R ml'h. in chsrge of
the atlaiton Instruction at Iowa
P't'e. who preaided at ihe after
noon sesainn, explained some ol the
Instrument hirh aid pilots A
: urtep's hate vitni-aaeo a oare i tin root.ei airpiane tiib.i
..eleion of a lo be enclosure made to Illustrate plane msneuers
from e lew tall tltnbere atauoned Werklng e" Device
in aialwart aentlnel faahJon north pn of ,h Jnrum,nt, .,n,i
Outdoor Stage
Constructed for
Dance Drama
I It i suri.i is, lie whi a difference
a fe atrip oi notb and a couple
of flood light make to a hall
duren "lout by eight" rlanted on
i.e rampus lur tbe .at lew daia.
iuden'a hate vitnraaed a bare
. in Monrliead InsnecMon Per
ice. Chicago. v alter kuci.b. i.ri
ion. to Kretnont Nursery i'o . I re
inonl. Nrbi . Vi endell Heaion. Shan
non. lo bis home lo engage In gla '
rtiola production with hia fa'her;
Kmest Booih. Vi aahing'on lo
Templar Tsrk. Spirit Lake Kvert .
KIvib, IJwinner. N P.. to help la (
sweet com breeding aork al lows j
Stale, and Horsce Saay.r. Phrn
anroah, to Earl May Nursery, f hen ,
nni.oah.
R. 1'aul Johnaon. Oneni. snd '
Thurston Adnis, Ami. urtnts In
Special for Graduates
1.00
1.50
1.25
175
2.95
, ? atetetae
U care
100 et tka
aarea
AgW Imlialiee engraving
too e Ike
100
6eviea caeeer
e'ate e'erave
Tkae. care a, ee'wvee I. ar..
OtHar styles In sxfilis
1t .a. f
1 eaef sent e Usl 1n(
.hoatudythat they may get along In the f ,h gdmimairaiion building !,or, needed Jn aviation todsv. a
and thoae aim do not study any more than dsy they iew (be same sue as a ' nrtn , Vr Sm,B. i. one mhlr
.aiichilv tranafnrnied atectacle. . . ,
ik.t- sr. renulred to do
The idea Is sn admiishle one as fsr aa adluilng
ihe various eouraea to fit the needa of ihe etUfieni
i. nr.rtid The arholar mn take thoae course
which he believes a 111 be of greei value to him
.... . .. i.i.n.Mii.l ir.iminn. The you
nis ni'vuipM --
a career will he given a chance to ts
thoae eouraea which seem to equip him for ,i d
aired noattlona In life But ahat about the tenow
the bottom of Ihe row-the fellow eho carea not!
Ing for srholsetir attalnnienta' What lll hia pn
paratory eouraea attempt to do?
It la the fellow who studies no more thsn be ha
. i ij v- u .... i. r, n ran. roursea th
, , .nnu- - U.rac-.u: mauien, clad In
like of which are offered 10 the srholsr. The Imw, d b )inj
in
th
ke
e
St
naalel
I nued rtelumr could be glinitwed in
tHi-neiinr thnse melodic move
men's. The twilight, reluctantly
giving way to hlscker night, added
io the tmpress'venfss or tne scene
Cu'ioiis tideni loiierea on men
wsv to the librsr?'. nicer to viev
. , l , n.., m a. I k..
quire, very little prepsranou. n t,w - Ml- rrii'imi. j-u..
the additional knowledge th. moat and therefore m-wlv posted signs on ihe campus
. . .i-i,i- dcrlare. "So I repap.ins." I ius-
should be grten nirect con'an "i'n
of such knowledge.
rill take theae eouraea on his oB Initiative an
without any outside promptings or encouragements.
He considers them part of his education. Bui the
student psssirely interested In scholarship as a
hole will shun them, preferring only ihose thst re
-..ir. .rv little preparation. 11 is ne wno neroi
One of the four organised rlssses of a certain
university has been collecting Its dues at the time
Its members purchsaed their student sctlvlry books
A good plsn. hut rioesnl It tske too much reapon-sibill-y
aesy from the clss "tressurer?"
The one good quality about some student i ihe
opinion they hsve of themselves
Some coeds will go In for intramural sports neri
yesr to win points towsrd an "S " Others will con
tinue to bang around Social Bcleoce steps.
OTHER STUDENTS SAY
To IMitor.
D.lly S'euraskan,
nhi,,'fnday. Msy M is.u. "f th. TMy N.ora.kan
vnur aeltanal entitled ' -ug. th. uncont-
pltment.D' fact that etudent. In rh. College of Aaricul
tur. sr. sahamed in h. known a. having cm. from .h.
farm and h.vlng their coll.ge simken of th. s'.i
The flrai aasertion ru m.k. la wrong bacauee I k
thai every alud.nt In rh. rll.. of Agriculture. If h.
hsppen. . hav. mm. from a farm. I. mor. thsn proud
of th far. It is your city rampus .tud.ms who sr.
. shamed to l known s. h.vlng com. from a farm 1
know this from a clue I con v.rss t Ions with folks from th.
city campus Your tnformstlon upon which you have
bulld.d auch accusation agalna Ag. la vu. and net
auhstantletad b' facU.
Th. sanond ai.rtinn, rh.i Ags s.-. ..hsm.d of hsvlng
rhelr coll.g. called th. "elate farm. - Isn't ea.rlly nor
ran. Tha real reon why Ags resenl hsvlng Ih.lr col
lag, nailed th. "state farm" Is not .1 all that they ar.
sh.m.d of the reference, hut simply because It Isn I
rnrrnei Th. .nrlosed editorial which 1 wrols a ed.lor
of tha Cornhuaker Country and which was published in
ih Nevimlar, 1r laeua. will ff.sk. il clear to you Hi
.-. daaira ta hsv. our coll.g. known th. Cl,.g. of
Agrlpultura J1 does not. however, es plain why w. pro
t.si agalnsi th. misnomer, "ata'e eiris."
Th. term "Btai. Farm" Is vary Indefinite. It rney r.
f.r to env one of Ih. numerous elate Institutions In Ih.
vicinity ef Wnenln. Th. state poor farm, the reforma
tory, and others ara often referred to a. the rtl.t
v k ho kno no hett.r and who. under
The circumstances, cell every Institution thst carries on ' ,, ,h lint,u knickers end
. i - .net "Rtale Farm. 11". ...i.
have had people approach m by asking wber. the H.ete
Farm" was and meaning the rt-formslory where sgrl
cultursl pursuits are carried on. Then I hsv. had th.m
approach m. hy asking for th. "atat. farm" where they
kep tha "bad hoya." not where they havs th. oolleg
Students on the city rampus who know shout this
have often uaed thle te "poke diereepectful fun' at gs
and Home Bcs Perhaps they didn't mean to hurt; nev
rthelees. they did offend.
Then, we ohject te the term ".rate farm" because It
la no more correct than to asy "Business College " or
-Tilia Collar" Collage, "yharmscr College" or ""ode
Jerkew" College. "U Colleg." or "Oab" Coller. the
"ICnglneertng College" er "1-ocometrve College." All the
nellagea In the T'niverelty of Nebraska ahould be known
aa the rntvereltr of Nebrwaka College of o and Ko.
1 chose to us. them aa 1 did In the foregoing )uat to
show ru how it aomda. and than. ICJen't eomact.
The very fact that you uae the argument that atu
aanta In the callage ef agriculture com. to tbe oollag
te eie-nlfv their profeaaien admits th. fallaor of rout
oltrlal. for if thai a what they ootne to college for why
in the world should they continue to call the College of
Agriculture the "elate farm" when Its oorreol end af
final name la the College of Agriculture?
Age and Mesne Kee resent your editorial. There was
no good purpose In graphing something out of the clear
sky and with tittle else o fortify your etaiementa than
the ehllltv te effectively oae the Klng'e Ingush offend
a a-noup ef Industrious snd well meaning students In
th. Colleew ef Agriculture 1 regret that vee eheuld
. . . li. , ek.
have eheoan te hrmg to e cioee rev "-'""'-"'
Deny V.hraekan hy taking en unjl'atlfted hmedsid et I
the Ags end Heme Bee. It would o w.11 tor you te
aaake amen, and pictMr th College of Arcultut
a, rt etueenta In the tru. ilrht SUnoerely.
aTatri, a. GUAfE".. Oeaeuete Skul.rt
iaiighily tranafnrnied spectacle.
I Heralding ol au apt1' net tling sig
I u.firant daic, I lie skeleton baa put
on some flesh, clntnert Jtaelf id a
r clorama. brightened Itself wliU
pnaetlUi lights and now presents
sn open sir stare for the Iance
I'rama. an evni trmin ionally pre
senied nn ihe eve i lv day.
He'd Rehearsal
Tossing siud'-ni laci tiifhi heard
ihe stifi strain ol ioltn aallec
Mom ihe cen'cr of campus sitrac
linn Mekidies of the immonaj
Wagner cani forth from tbe
suities ol tte insirunients during
final rehearsing of ihe Inertia
,ci of wondering suident grouped
her and there were quickly dis
persed by courteous but firm sue
gsinn of campus officer Why?
Tlie Dane Irrsma l presented this
evening. No previews allowed.
J. Pluvius Does
Not Approve of
Campus Caking
"Hell hath no fury like a wom
an's will or the wish of the omni
present .luplier." Rain snd more
rain, hich make one realire, con
trary io the popular ballad, that
he's poi so mry Jn the rain.
A boon lo the rlesners and presi
ers, perhaps; s storm broke with
sll Its fury yenerday afternoon,
rain poured In torrents, snd coeds
rushed to the nearest shelter. Only
.45 or an inch, so the westber man
said, but a forty-five caliber as
used by Daniel Roods could have
done no more havoc.
Student eat-neatly working on
term papers, themes, and whatnot,
were Interrupted much to tbelr dis
comfiture when tbe lights went out.
As tbe occasion was not shout 11
o'clock a: a house party. Just Im
sgine everyone' chagrin. Pens
ceased, typewriter stopped abrupt
ly, and tired eye looked up from
i he manuscripts. Nature had
played a trick.
The university power plant
which regularly supplies "Juice"
for the lights In tbe scauemy. had
struck out, with the bases loaded
and hundreds of students stuck
with plenty of work ahead. Tbe
moniiily quots of Incandescence
bought from the city bad been used
up, and tbe same smount of cur
rent ihat would I.e needed to il
luminate tbe "Mood" across tbe
street from ihe prison was being
used to brighten the dark corners
In every building od tbe campus.
fio now, with the sun shining
sgaln, work csd go on, campus
cakes" may proceed without fear
uers ano
their g
.mmIi.. m u. firnlth t. fin which
will ICO K-air ip uiri ii-iiiiiii . 1 1 i
ihe ground The I'ni'fd State ',
Pnrean fiiandarrla be aaid. is .
nn- working on sn electrical do
vire which apprises the pilot of hi
approach lo earth or to mountain. .
a hen he geta wltntn l.oon feet i
This he explained. I hn"Jty soon
enough to give ihe pilot sufficient !
agrnlng.
Bsnk;nc indicators are neces- (
arj, Mr. Sjilth said, In order i
keep the plnne from "sliding nut."!
"sliding in." Vkiddlng."
If the filer derends upon in
natural enes alone he I likely to
he flying squsrely on his aide or
upside rinn. according to Vr
Sinl'h. The bunking Indics'or tells
the pilot a hen his plane is bsnked
si the jiroper angle fur a turn.
Speaks on Training
Charles V r.alachet. pilot nfth
li Moines Register - Tribune'
plane. Good New, spoke on "Kly
Ing School snd Flight Training."
"In consideriug flying schools snd
flight training." he said, "we migh'
Just aa well rot get the flying of ihe
past ten or twelve years In the
past the sysiem has he-n 'live ol
die.'' or 'sink or swim.' but today
i here te a new an of flying or
rather s combination of an art and
science "
Mr. r;atchet recommend a com
hlnstJon of good ground traininc
along with the flight irslring. Th'
student, he belifve. should be get
ting theoretical instruction along
with the pre pi leal.
With ihe modern technique In
flight training there Is little danger
of the student "freerlng" st ihe con
trols, Vr. flatachei dsrf lareo. I ne
Hldn1 is first given in mm....
confidence in hi instructor, ihe
plane snd hlmeelf To avoid any
possibility or "freer.ing" a new
st irk which can esaily be discon
nected, leaving the -Insmirtor-plloi
In control, has been developed, he
es id.
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