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WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1937 THE ELMIRA ADVERTIS [[left column]] Two-Seater from Utica at Soaring Contest; 1936 Champ Fits Wings for Distance Hop [[image]] [[image]] [[image caption]] THE FIRST TWO-SEATED side-by-side glider built has been entered in the Eighth Annual National Soaring Contest by the Utica State Ground Aviation School. Pictured, above, with their ship are, from the left, Clifford Sanger, Acee Acee, George Tindall, Stanley Smith, designer of the ship, and Floyd Samson, all of Utica. Below: Anxious to be off on another cross-country hop, Chester Decker, 1936 soaring champion, second for left, fits the wings on his Albatross while Peter Bonotaux, at right, and an ad- [[/left column]] [[right column]] Riede 132 To Se New Coninu ing the nose the waist-igh As he atte glider's positio tail snapped the sensitive the ship to gr of the blow as ground was vi barograph. T the place was and the fusela front of the t May Be Repair After the shi Department of representatives, i the Elmira Ani With most cause of adv tions,, attention radio controlle signed and bhil son Jr., of Wil Thompson taper-wing, by cessfully cont radio impulses Ross Huss of editor of QST, American Rad After several craft aloft, it about a 100 foo over the frow several spirals slope of the h Richar C. Thompson a ca he could soar minutes and point by radio. the initial test was greatly ple performance. if the award wo despite the bri Others maki were Jonas Py [[?]], Harvey S Edward Replo berry and Dan