ure, has been named the Harvard I, and willexcel in workmanship and design anything thathas yet been attempted. The weight, with engineand oil. 275 pounds; 250 pounds thrust, excess ofstrength five times that required; speed 45 miles,excellent sustaining curve, 240 square feet of sur-face. Other… … The Club will have workshops whemay make their initialmembers may house thtgrounds where membering. The Club will h;tures, library, and an (the near future a localin the nature of a flying contest, and not merelyan exhibition The Southea monoplaneproduce a flyi The Southbe the Mecca COL. JEROME H.…
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