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TUESDAY. TULY 8. 1941 WERE THESE UKRAINIANS PURGED? -Central Press Radiophoto German the Russian secret police. Plane Mechanisms Are Not Sacrificed For Producti on By DEVON FRANCIS 8 rhe Special News. the Ger- By GEORGE TUCKER NEW YORK, July bingo is to the movies, free champagne is to the night clubs.

The managers themselves will tell you: '-We don't play bingo. We give uway a few bottles of wine now and vhen, but it's just in fun." Phooey. They give it away because it helps Lrade. At least, they think it helps trade. Night club managers are not noted for their altruistic instincts.

They are business men in a business that is one of the most Jiazardous of all gambles. When the trade falls oft, they face trouble. The overhead keeps going. So. one of (he things they do, to make the customer want to come back, is'cater to the old bineo idea of giving away something for nothing.

Greenback Italn Mr. Sherman Billingsley, shrewd! astute owner of the Stork Club, does better than champagne. He gives away $100 bank notes It works like this. Billingsley has several hundred balloons inflated, and into some of these he places his S10G bank notes. These balloons are suspended from the ceiling.

At a given signal they begin to float down, and the scramble begins. To date there have been no broken bones, but the thrill cries of triumph from the lucky misses have often been heard as far as the Triborough bridge. The champagne gesture can be worked a hundred -ways and it has been popular since the nadir of the depression'. Usually it is awarded as a prize, perhaps for the best dancers. There's a night club in Greenwich Village that gives for lucky requests to the orchestra.

Suppose there are 200 guests Perhaps a number of the guests will request a popular song. The seventh to ask for it Is awarded the champagne. Soothing Syrup In still another club the entertainers summon stooges from the goal i were in' Crete, if the objective is worth the loss. I have heen told that planes were so simple that any backyard mechanic.could take them apart and put them together again by following; the instructions paint. edjon engines, bodies and wings.

No'Compromise On Intricacy Some British officers, examining a captured German, plane, were puzzled by foot-high letters and numerals on the side of the fuselage until it suddenly dawned on them that the markings ere merely to indicate kind of gasoline the machine used. American military planes are a contrast. They are complex mechanisms, and the manufacturing of them in the. last decade become a fine are sturdy hut intricate. Miles of "plumbing," having to do with operation and performance, snake through the structure of a No half-trained pilot can i fly an American fighter.

Our design engineers and the armed services have refused to com" promise on the intricacy of the airplanes being poured forth to buttress, the air rearmament program and to supply Great Britain tinder the lease-lend act because, they gue, air fighting and bombing are becoming more complicated every The size of airplanes, the speed at which they operate, and the altitude at which combat or bombing occur are all going up. The goal of this country is to lain the essential features of a com- i plicated mechanism without sacrificing speed of production. It is installing in big factories like Boeing's Seattle plant machines designed TO simplify the job of the individual workman and increase his output. "On-tine" Production An example: Every aircraft engine is housed in a stainless steel cowl- the engine's resistance to. the used to require 50 minutes to a stand- wu uj ciUlt amount of hammering-out by hand Today, finished cowlings are turned out by a single machine called a "triple-action press" at the rate of 240 an how.

Boeing's new" factory bears testimony to the thoroughness will which engineers, in. cooperation with the armed services, have planned to speed production to fulfill the .12 000-bomber program. Shifts of workmen going to and from their posts in the factory use tunnels under the main floor Tha prevents congestion and inteniiptioi of tasks. The Boeing plant, like the othei aircraft factories, has taken a chapter from the book of automobile manufacturing. Par in the interim O.L the mam building the primary fabrication of parts is started control surface is put together here and a rib which helps share a wing there.

The smaller parts are put together to make "sub-assemblies" as the locale of the work progresses toward the doors where the complete planes are rolled out for their firs test flights. Finally, comes the compete assembly and the inspector's cneckover. Immediately behind each completed plane is another, awaiting only the finishing touches. That is the aircraft maker's adaptation of the automobile on-line" conveyer production. BROADENS POWER OF LIQUOR BOARD COLUMBUS, July General Thomas J.

Herbert informed the state liquor control board Monday that it could suspend or revoke permits for failure of owners to pay into the state unemployment insurance fund Only employers of three or more persons are required to contribute to the fund. Dr. C. A. Miller Foot ailments properly treated CHIROPODIST 608 Ohio-Mer jants BIdg.

Phc .4853 iThe Colonel in Camp SALE Enna Jettick SHOES Discontinued Spring Styles SIFF'S The M. O'Neil Co. Akron's Greatest Store Call MassillorTs Persona? Representative Mrs. Ada Mary Cole Will Shop For or With Yon 2726 Lincoln Way, 7028 Hours 9:30 A. ill.

to 5 P. AL EVENING INDEPENDENT. MASSILLOM. OHIO NIGHT CLUB'S NEW ERA Champagne Waltz (Free) Keeps Hot Spots Fizzing New York's Stork brings pretty balloons. Some hold $100 bills.

audience. They engage (he victims in some form of competition, make them appear ridiculous, and then assuage their feelings with gift bottles of vintage champagne. It isn't a bad feature at all It's something people talk people do talk. But, what is more important, they often go back and take their friends. That's the get 'em back.

It's it's fun. But it's also bingo. Oil Industry In Pennsylvania Is Booming Again BRADFORD, July There's resurgence today in Penn- sylvonia's oil oldest in the answer to demands of mechanized warfare. Apparently doomed to slow death by vast production of western fields and depression-decline of Pennsylvania grade crude prices, fields hereabouts took on new life when war flared. Oil we'ls were cleaned out and' wells s-jnk to add to the flow of blacK sorely needed by defense machines of America and other democracies.

Prior to the sudden upsurge Pennsylvania crude prices dropped from a. first World wac of 56.10 per barrel to a depression low of $1.68 making it too expensive to 'op-rate any but the best producing wells New Pennsylvania oil commands a price of $2.75 a barrel, a figure which makes it feasible to start some of the old workings along with drilling of new wells. FIVE ACTRESS WEDS SUGAR PLANTER HOLLYWOOD, July 8 Paramount Studio announced Monday that one of its prettiest young actresses, brunet Kay Button, had eloped to Yuma, and married CUff Weaver, an 'Hawaiian sugar planter. A native of Irvington, N. J.

she been in pictures since 1934 and last year played a part on Broadway in "Du Barry was a Lady." Beautifully Rebuilt THE CLEANER OF A 101 OSES! It Deodorizes and Sham- Cleans Stairways, Rugs, Drapes, Mattresses, Blankets, Polished Floors, Walls, Mouldings, Radiators, Etc. COMPLETE ATTACHMENTS Small Budget Charge 4-YEAR GUARANTEE $2 CASH $2 MONTHLY 821 North Market-Phone 3-6507 BANS RELIEF FOR OWNERS OF DOGS LAWRENCE, July Douglas county commissioners ordered relief assistance withheld from anyone owning or harboring a dog. They acted after paying a $16 bill to veterinarian for making a rabies test on a relief client's dog. LOSES SCHOOL POST KAST LIVERPOOL, July 8, (AP) he has no masters de-, gree, Principal Henry H. Ecclesj failed to gain re-appointment by: the school board.

Formerly audi-1 tor of Scioto county, Eccles said he expected to receive his degree! in August from Ohio State university. RADIO PROGRAMS Cleveland P. M. Music Heidt of Sexes "With Judy Humor' Waring Sims Whiteman Pedro Tliurn Morgan Cleveland P. M.

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