Mr. J. Morton Stelling, interviewed to-day on [Japanese aviation author tended flight across the Pacific, that he expected to leave San Francisco for Tokyo late in April or fearly in May.
He intends to halt at Honolulu and possibly at Guam in order to demonstrate the practicability of trans-Pacific flights by large comit. Stelling will use a Stelling {tri-motored 50-passenger flying boat lof peculiar design which will permit it to float for a long time in the event of a forced descent at sea.
The ship will have a 110-foot wing span, Three internal-combustion turbine engines will drive six propellers. The engines will be cabin type, built into the hull.
Six companions are to accompany Mr. Stelling, including university entists and others interested in Jcommercial aviation—United Press.
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