Managing different objects in an heterogeneous Java array

I have to solve this "container problem" in Java. I have an array made up with different figures and I'd like the following code to work:

 package container;
    class Figure{
        public void draw() {}
        public String getColor() { return null; }
    }

    class Square extends Figure{
        @Override
        public void draw(){
            System.out.println("Square");
        }
    }

    class Circle extends Figure{
        @Override
        public void draw(){
            System.out.println("Circle");
        }
        public float getRadius(){
            return 8;
        }
    }

    public class Container {

        public static void main(String[] args) {

            Figure[] figures = new Figure[3];
            figures[0]= new Circle();
            figures[1]= new Circle();
            figures[2]= new Square();

            for(Figure figure:figures){
                figure.getColor();
                figure.draw(); 
                ((Circle) figure).getRadius();          
            }        
    }
}

Where you can see there is a problem because Square hasn't got a getRadius() method. I have the following restrictions:

• can't use generics
• can't use instanceof

It should be a nice object-oriented design solution.