Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1935, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1935, ) ; Ruusiins Test “Parochite K [ 7oy e For Flight Into Stratosphere G&”Sbuqus O P E N S A N I N T E R E S T l N G NEW SHOP Devoted to New Contrivance Has 65-Foot Diameter Dome and Lifted 4-Ton Cargo 3,250 Feet. By the Associated Press. in a parachute kite as the safest mode MOSCOW, September 17.—A pas- senger and freight carrying *‘parachute kite,” which Soviet aviation authori- ties said they believed would be able to ascend into the stratosphere, had its first successful trial today, lifting four tons of cargo. An ordinary freigth parachute, with | 8 dome 65 feet in diameter, was used. The load was attached with short ropes leading from one side of the parachute. The other side bulges of air travel since the parachute is always opened, assuring a safe descent. Further trials will be made soon on the Crimea Tableland near the town of Yevpatoria. Gorkhoffsky predicted that on these later trials the parachute would ascend at least 30,000 feet carrying freight and passengers. MAN, SHOT FIVE TIMES, FOUND IN STOLEN CAR Lounging Appar X upward, giving the lifting power. Longer ropes, running from the —_— Fr i ko bulging side, also were attached to " i 3 ous- At HIch 1 peenge ey prookiyn. Folice:iBeck Foasible \ . ) ers. Pretty elegant at purposes, would consist of & gondola.| Link With Slaying of Youth % 4 o N ; i 5.95 By maneuvering the longer rope, the Last Night. ¥ ) erew, experts said, could steer the parachute and control its ascent and | By the Associated Press. descent. BROOKLYN, N. 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