at 2,30, 5,00, 7.00 and 9.15 p This peculiar flying machine is capable of flying vertically and horjzontally. It can remain stationary in the air at any height, and while in fight can go into reverse, can stop, turn on one spot, and can come olosp. enough to earth so that passengers may come cboard—büt still not touch the ground. It needs a very small ground on which to land or take oft.
A scientific paper on this craft was prevented recently to the Academy of. Sciences by General Tieho, promin-out aviation expert and geographer. The latter commented on the "helicostar" as a flying machine that could. be used both in the fields of military affairs and of science. It would be particularly useful in exploratory work, in mountainous or marshy regions, he said—Havas.
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