The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
TO MAKE FLYING SAFE FOR ALL
VIM u WRIGHT SAYS THAT'S
ms PRESENT AMBITION.
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brothers Refuse to SNOW OF.
Wilbur Wright talked with q SUS re-
porter Yesterday about the new five pas
Sengrr biplane that has arrived at Asbury
Park from tho Wnghts DAYTON shops
~" explained that the absence % front
sl"vHting planes feature which has
excited the curiosity 81 other airmen -
wa IN. rrs,il' Of n new system Of control
with which h. and his brother are expert
nrntiug
The WrIIhts want to build a machine
that can h. handled mora slowly than
any thus far visible The new biplane
- not for trick work and the kind Of spira
living thai Johnston does The Wrights
ara working toward tha development
Of more practical a"roplane. one that
can hr used by amateurs. Mr.. Wright said
az the Manhattan Hotel
Tn" latest specimen cannot turn so
abruptly rs tho original Wright machine.
hut It il calculated to maintain a steadier
balance.
Has II been tried OUT was asked
And uf course II had Brother Orville
had seen Ia that. And right here Mr..
Wright Coufided that he and Brother
Orvilla Will not ay for the crowds. but
will devote their tights to experimental
work lie SAID IN" greatest danger TO
aeronauss - IN testing new apparatus
and tina, he or hIs brother would not want
any ON" else tn take this risk
Mr. Wright attributed the many recent
accidents To ayIators To their desire for
4 Il -.
reads what SON" other man has done
h.' immediately goes to work to better
The record and resorts 60 reCkiessneHs
10 accomplish the feat This kind Of
work - hurtful and does nothing toward
the advancement Of the science. IL takes
10" quiet. concentrated kind Of work that
my brother and | did at Kitty Hawk
to adgan"" TIA" progress Of the science.
While w. have never gone in for spec
tacular and sensational flying the kind
"" dii wds TIA" most dangerous. because
W, few IA a machine that had never been
tried out This kind Of experimenting
W. expect To- continue until We perfect our
invention
II j. rather easy for some one else to
run an a"roplane after the inventor has
shown the way. Mr. Wright said.
In discussing the height record recently
made ia Europe 10y J Armstrong Drexel
MIR Wright laid the aeroplane il capable
81 going much higher. b" would not say
how much
MIR Wright was asked what form 81
recreation IA" enJoyed He promptly said
, Flying
But that il your work. was suggested
-lnv"n'Ing "A flying machine is more
81 a recreation than playing cards. he
replied ANY creative work IL stimu-
latlng Mr. Wright confessed that he
had no particular interest IN the theatre
MIR Wright expressed his approval OF
Belmont Park "a the place for the inter-
national meet IN October lie said. how
over. that for practice grounds u would
~ hard To ind anything better than the
Hampstead Plain field. now being used
When asked what he thought Of a perma-
nsnt flying field he said " would h. a
good thing a. aVistors could always
have a r'ianl. plac" TO take their ma
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