Association met in the Univd States Court Room on Monday, at 5.90 p.m. with a goodly attendance, the President \in chair. Mirutes of the last annual meeting were read and approved. Messrs F. J. Schuh] and Frank E. Bible were elected to active membership and, being present, expressed their ion of their lection.
asul_ Paul Faison, now route to Nanking, and who was el membership in the Association some time ago, also spoke and expressed his pleasure at meeting with his fellow mem-by Mr. Graham White, followed by be: flights by American aviators rang-The President then read his ing from 5.000 to 10,000 feet. His annual report which was followed chief interest had been in balloon-by a vote of thanks. ing, the sensation of which was 'A motion was adopted to recom-delightful, while not a little interest mend some slight changes in the was added by barometric reading, a existing incorporation act but to clever and steady flight being retain it as a whole rather then to acknowledged by the register. In enact a new one. his opinion there would Election of officers resulted as thousands of Chinese flying in 1921. follows With regard to Aviation Clubs President,
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