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Presented in the hope that they will
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. * Saves Wasted Man Hours
,

At a gage that takes the guess work out of check-

Iasi
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Tli it time saving development is Constructed of alu-

minum* is six inches long and weighs only five ounces.
Available in models designed to read In thousandths
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When your gage has been checked the thousandths
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helps keep you alert and watchful. Chewing gum seems
you over the dull spots in the day's work T And
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FEBRUARY, 1045
Wa r sh or rages crop u p in
s t range A four-man technical mission of their basic knowledge and
materials.Mica, for instance. flew to London to help ration experience in this field.
Gnceseen principally in the win- the world*s supply between the The new tests were made
dows of StOVcS, ami ifl Small United States and Great Brit- available to manufacturers in
boys' pockets „
i t is now used ex-
r
ain. The shortage was serious. this country and abroad— the
tensively as electrical insula- The War Production J3oard T supply of usable mica was in-
tion. In some war products* it convinced that much mica was creased 6o% — and a difficult
i s vi rtuall yndispcnsa bl c capac-
i : classified too low -when judged situation relieved.
itors for radio* spark-plugs for by appearance alone* asked Bell Skill to do this and other war
airplane engines, insulators in Telephone Laboratories to de- jobs is hand in Bell Labora-
at
electronic tubs. velop a new method of electrical tories because, year after year*
With demand mounting* tests. The Laboratories were the Laboratories have been at
manufacturers were desperate. able to do this quickly because work for the Bdl System.

BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES faring and inventing, devising and perfecting

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H. H. WINDSOR. Founder H. H. WINDSOR, Jr., Editor and Publisher

February, 1945 VoL 83, N«, Z

Next Month IN THIS ISSUE

T^HE “bridge game” played by
^ Army engineers in Europe and Death From the Stratosphere - 1
on other fronts Has far more vari- The Bombsight That Thinks
ations than the Culbertson variety.
- - 7
They use wood, rubber, steel and Mile a Minute on Ice * 12
lots of Yankee ingenuity to keep The Battle That Won the Pacific - 17
our armies on the heels of a re- The Car That Runs on Air - 29
treating foe, In Franco, the engi-
neers once used the locks of a ca« Around the World in 2,000 Miles - 33
nal to hold the waters back while Shipyard Sign Talk 40
they built a temporary pontoon
bridge. When neither rubber pon-
They Bring 'Em Out Alive - 44
toons nor assault boats were avail- Mapping the Navy's Battleground > 50
able in Bui'ma, they lashed empty The Latest in Color Photography - 60
gasoline drums together and tied
planking over them, “Bridging the
War Wonders for You - - - - 65
Army's Water Hazards,” a March The Army's Navy to the Rescue -* •* 72
feature by a staff sergeant, gives a Lifting Father Knickerbocker's Face 76
new sidelight on mobile warfare. Coming Down ------- 82
Black Gold Rush Where-to-Buy-lt lndex=~Page 8A
^HERE’S a postwar frontier of
^ about 500 million acres in this
country that has never been ex-
plored for oil This is territory
The Art of Counter-Sniping
containing rock formations favor-
able to oil deposits. Heralding the S OMEWHERE
cer speaks
on the Western Front a U,
a
Army
telephone: “There’s a Jerry
into field
S. offi-

resumption of drilling on a prewar up here sniping at our men. Send one of our experts to
scale is the discovery of the 100- take care of him.
1
'
The expert is a counter- sniper picked
million -barrel Heidelberg field in from tbe cream of our riflemen. He Usually shoots only
Mississippi. Get in step with the once for he can hit a 6- inch disk at 500 yards. He is
p

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reading “Black Gold Rush” in the a good scout, and is calm in the face of danger. He has
March issue. a bag full of tricks that make him the Nemesis of enemy
snipers. Read “Sniping the Sniper," an outstanding
March feature.
Air
at Work
"PYID you know that it takes
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munition hoists? It also milks article in next month’s Craftsman section contains the
cows. A March article tells how a T
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nation is “Putting Air to Work,” tilization and care the year around.

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Hrar^hlifht under pline’i wjjsjc *[mU puh u| plfbt.,, 11
Fire ncape upelks iLp aa bu
fa 111 from window JduLuJ Pgri-
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Long -bandied lain remove urrriie-ad lobe lumps [C-fi 1'wil
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“DRY STARTS” B-25 runnerj 11 brain' L ainiri sEx [doi at once..,

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Arabia B" rruler bug keeps cunlenli r-rrat and pure. 51
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Latidiiifabcr air nchani . . P , ... P ........ , EM
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winter oil quickly drains off of hot cylin-
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Fl^wheds tal brakes of lutir slrffMi,, 53
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Sprint snubbers lur teurh and tractor neats 44
cylinders and pistons quickly beconiO cold StW HlRSE Enadd wJEhouL a-ind resists hydiellUfrrlc acid..,..., II
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Mobile rradles np-end piones for easier itarajce (Scott AvLff-
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Pyroil Bldg., La Crosse,
Wisconsin. Craftsm:m and Shop Notes Index
ART AND ARTIST
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It&aT-knnh ikm! r.| tpp r + - + b ................ -S 14
WplltiLng mdim made from ii](Ee Inn
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fUe-card holders from envelopes-. f + tTH .. i + hl *. l r4 ........ ...131
FnaTorjaAniT
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Ftialorriphinf iluh fanlb Xo chtrk ah oiler ipeed. .in
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TOWER TOOLS
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Tangs icr icmnrliif smalt jirltclts from show Window , , ,131
TOTS* C-i'MES AND NOVELTIES
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Three flits Ew Nir^ man.... ..,. , M
Top stifippinp fipt.
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Starling a gem eallrrllom .141
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SO IT NEEDS FIXING
By S. T. CHRISTENSEN
the "Fix-it Man
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VVA 7I've repaired thousands of refrigera-
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I guess I'm the fellow to see, for jobs) were a little difficult to get. But that
situation seems to have adjusted itself for
tors thome and commercial both), vacuum many repair parts have today the high pri-
cleaners, radios, washing machines, irons, ority rating of AA2. After all, we must pro-
fans, lamps, mangles, motors, etc. In fact, vide for the health and well-being of our
many of my customers call me their “elec- civilian population.
trical appliance doctor.” And, “doctoring,” I
might add, has paid me a good substantial The Future Offers
income for quite a few years. Funny, in a Friends ask me about my future. And, I
way, how I got started. Always liked to think I've got a grand one. Age Is no handi-
tinker and by experimenting around I found cap in repairing. I have in my files enthusi-
that most electrical appliances had many astic letters from repairmen ranging in age
things in common. That, regardless of what from IS to 19 years. After the war, we’re
the appliance was used for ..or who the man- bound to see hundreds of new products on
ufacturer was. the basic* principles were the market . . products that the average
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ances to fixing friends' and then for strang- and our Old appliances are all going to need
ers at a fee, seems now to have been but a at some time or other “fixing." Well, I’ll
small step. still be the fellow to do it. The field open for
appliance repairmen is unlimited. 1 don't
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At the owner decide the charge
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and, frankly, I was amazed at what 1 earned If You Are Ambitious
per hour. But then, when one figures what To the contrary, I’ve prepared a complete
Initial costs are involved in buying most course, chuck full of simple, easy to under-
electrical appliances, one can readily see stand photos and drawings and written in
that spending extra dollars for repairs is the same non-technlcal language as this
well worth while. Before long I was making article, I know the course is good, because
more in my spare time repairing than from I have hundreds of men all over the country
my regular job. The result ... I went Into Writing to me telling me how the course has
business for myself. When war came, busi- helped swell their pockets with cash, if you
ness boomed, for new appliances were not too want to prepare now for your future, I
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Get the big rewards in

AND
OPPORTUNITIES GALORE

IN THIS VITAL MAN-FAMISHEO FIELD Mnrn Trained Men WIN Be Headed After Th* War.
Vital war-needs and speed-up requirements have created Star-
YOU figure it ou t..,Over 20,000,000 domestic and commercial tling new applications of fouling, humid dying, and die Like,
refrigerators in use — and today + according to reliable So u rCeS p in industrial processes where they hadn't been used before.
Leading authorities say civilian uses after the war are hound
only about 8,00t) experienced service mechanics to keep them
in S-tLUfie-j. where normally 20,000, and more, are employed. to forte tremendous expansion in the refrigeration and air
Kind irioni riff lieJd. Quiet Freeze, alone, is one example. Over
Industry Ne*ri& Trained Men. N ow. With such a situation m
1 C10 3 n.ufactUTcr 5.are prepared to enrer this field immediately
as chat, and with millions of home m etha deal -ft Frigttat
out of use for lack of repairs and parts,, is it any wonder die
M alter the war. Air Conditioning manufacturers expect a post,
war jump of 5&)% in sales to a yearly volume of around
industry today* \$ pkadm^ and begging for competent ser- i 3 00 h000, 000 . All cfsbh meatsJ new equipment to be installed*
vice a ild repair men? Literally thousands of Steady jobs at serviced, and repaired — and thousands of rtAaPjahi ior men
good pay am; available ftlGHT NOW. who artf properly trained.
Train Now. Yes, NOW is the time to prepare
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held. Be ready to step iriro a good job with
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Day starts blowing from 5 ^ 000 ,00*0 £0 11 , 000 .-
000 war -production jobs sty-high, as predicted
by Libor leaders,

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Time. Weil train you, at homejn your spare
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Shops find laboratories in the country; or —
we'll combine both methods. Cur simple, easy,
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clear. You'll be amazed and delighted at how
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Proof of the sou ndness of ou r methods, an d
the high quality of Our instruction, is rhe fact
that for the pasc three years we have been ex-
clusively era? ning men and women in fine pre-
cision aircraft instrument work for the Army
and Navy p under Government contract.
Easy-Pay Plan. Yes no need to cramp your-
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only loc the actual rime your Xcaining was ia
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ol, jmelpnt *tcA.m<nr history. Ho eara for 12i OCTAI3E Fuels In your car. Moat ftic 0i) 1M7 Ford 4lJ.Dft. An Li la Grill,
po.ln
site. Clymera, 2125 W. Pico, Loa Augelea a, perfect tucJs a nullable. Obtslnublo moat 312-5 S uulh
Q nurC, Ch icago flOj_ _
5^
pLutex tlLrdqghuut ^Duzttry. Ea.\y Ip make-
Calif,
eqnlpment to burn them In Tour ear. YOUR Old pn tens mctnllSrcd nnd irounfl
REPAIR Your car. Do It yourself, Mn- Won't harm motor. Perfect p^rfurraance., to any slve draiiredl. Stahl Machine Gom-
tOr
1
ijutLt far P.13 tfOgipw,. chd&ala CflBipLtlE ms trucLjiHJS lrin picture, J1.0U. v.
pany, TUttii. Ohio.
SgJliLLOtl, Slid curlrlrcEur i>artS. etc.; EUW Eayl EeliLL'Lg. Bos S55, lugiew ood. Oalil. -UNLOCKEiS" IfL 4 dEVdec that xlll ln-
replacement pern. Genuine ciikL highest Open any auto lock optraled by a.
CAR Owner's Economy Handbook—by j;(u ntly
gtinilcy ftt- manufacturers' retail pdees.
F.OIS. Chicago, P^rWPftJiied technical Austin Elmorv— world l^mpua aulnraiaUve ].iU3h buiten. m
money rafunded. Atten-
tion iKfesmllhs, pupklng lots, garasos. car
advice court nil fig jaux mechanical prob- j^LLlujijn r^cgrdl hpldcr ti»d Lest LngJu^i:i.
how pwhers. 42.0ft cash nr rno^py nyrdr-r, Cra-
lems ll.&ft, postpaid. 3 N Engineering & Mr. Elmoiiz
£i*t longer
tells y<ni in liia bonk,
life, greater mlBeago, from
La
your uda. and fcrctgn 42.50. Unlock me Lock
C#-. P.O- "Hciac 34&4, Merchandise Marti Dt-vLce Cq., P.O. Bex 721ft Bla. a, Los An-
Chica go 6*. XUjsgjA car, and. how to drive most ethclenCLy and
Tjtb ureatf-si sif^iy, |l. 2J r MJIrajfl ILe- fries 37, Gallf.
FLOYD CUmur'-i Historical Motor &erap- seaTch LalfOra'cilcn, 5Q5S Albsmbta Ava., THE Lord Is coming Get ffu&ranteed
DDCt. This humorous. educational, his- Lw A ngela 3/. Ca lllornJa. proofs
I

torical scmpliwifc |]]wtrit«. dcsrrLbr* hun- free. Schcall, 2B3KA, Duluth,

dreds antique und early autamnbfclrt, mo- MCHE ypeed and power from your ear. Mmncso t fl.

torcycles. Roo. Gldsmobile, HupmobLli]-, Written by a, race car bulldez. Bend make, AifAZENG NflW Moto-Yutor ipjccta wa-
Met*, Orient, Itnegr. Wtntmn. Carter. Mjit- modal with (l.-M, H/P ASitmOtlTo Engi- ter-vapor Into motor Jimt like n«we»t
Well, E-M-F, 2-eyhflder Ford and BuJtk. neers. 545 Ho-vajr HocUard, minoflfl lighter planes. Burns 15 r - watery savea
slr-cooted Chevrolet, Stanley, White, oth- OARAGE Deem, all typia, -unlrbllafl SflT; to 3ft gofsr prints carbon; |n-
w steamers, electric*. Unusual and tteftm
motorcycles, the iciaplidolt Time
Tlula La
from du.shboard pushbutton,
S>endable.
fl-lmple. de-
Ma^crLaln ln.Ei.]3eiuivc. obtain-
crrMcs power
valve Jabs.
Eliminates carbon and
I

Mat u xsdgot. Sensational

Magarinc said is a M muat, r Edition* or.e '
able- everywhere. Complete "Build Yout- performance- keeps motor like new. Won-
ana IWD P0W a-.-iiLtablc hut cntlrrl/ dhter- ftelf" plau 4l.dC refundable. Ouarwtttfttd.
.1 1
, derfn] p»twnr posaiblLLtLes. No invest-
ant booha. Postpaid 41.5ft each, deluxe Free paiticulare. Kaymr Laboifatbvie& F ment. Obe low price include License to
edition Wo mail overseas any time Lrnwiwd. CaiLt. InsLaLi Moto- Valor in your Locality, £end
without r^cifet and naf postage, D^lwy AB TOM0B
il 1 Racing boflk, nrth edl- ide for booklet giving complete detail.
guaranteed. OLymere,. 2125 W. Flea, Lb* Dept. M. SX Lubaru Laii ii;;. P.D, Bax 47,
rlon. well lllustiated. Instructions on
Annelid S, calif.
building bc*huv irmmefl, cnxipci. Ford A M dd ic V age. Da ng Inla u d, New York.
l 1 1 l

PHOFLiHLilONAL raCm. unaLar- and B conversions. Plane. AAA rules, YAPOH-MATIG Gturutin yoa Id*
.ik octets, Handbook
midget
rare, tie res. speclflcauons. Ro^dsirv raqinw, Indiwnrin- creased gasoline mtlaags or your money
—
caialog 55 Illustrations, plans 25c. Di- — ohfl ears. 41.0ft postpaid, tl.30 0.0. D. Ray brede. Tnc-reughly tested and approved.
rectory bargain pneed used then, rootenj, Kuns. Dept. 47. Madlsonvllle, Cincinnati Easily installed. Guanmterd bi^uLwc- It
parts. Included free! Midwest, 2547 Ohio really work*. SL.I1Q complete, G-Lve roake^
Chuy li'KlnO. cL, 'TclcdO-, QbJd. sear number uf cylinders. United Gar-
MODERN S- tea cm tiir. ilUl pa yes. lllQ
Al'TO 5UFPLIE5 AND KttllFWENr intretor CoaLnany. 755 South Broadway,
illustrations. Interacting, practical book
on steam automobiles. Complete informa-
I.WM3
savLngs
MOTORTBrs
up
Needed to
to 30 '! savings. For trial
make k ** Loo AngeleH H, CflilfornLa. _
tion early und burnt makes. uiudekr U, S.. test ofler
tftsc,
Vacu-mailc Carburetor
write
HAVING Car trouble? U^cd, avuranlMd
pate, truck ]:urts save money. Tra^mlh-
loxeign niaifi-ua desorlbed. Boilers, genera
tors, ODRlnes. vnlvcs lLLustrUrd. d-rjorlbcd.
Go.,
tosa r WiJi.
TfllT-1 IL3 W. State Street, auwa- W sion specialists. De-scrtbc nced^; Immcdte
ate reply. Yletoxy. JW'g Ommlwn. Cbl-
Article bv SLajiky, early steauL udVetUafr-
ments. Hot? tft drive and care for steam WANTED AlrfpM.ni puds frbpa euahJops rri ga JB.
Ljf wr^Lct^d Cum. Allen St^^umliard Bng- ANTT-ERIEZE. Noneortoslve^ Inexpen-
automo^Ucs. Unusual, inlor>uatl^ book. Co *1 ^Lm mJ Bt:. ElgLn, II LIfidJ s.
jv-.:pald |3 .00. Clymera. 2125 W. Ficc r . ii t .
sive. manufacture yourRolf. DobatLs for
LCB AniieEeS 6. Call Al.'TDMOfnT FI Equipm^nl, .Mipnlics. jitflnyp.Betkc, PW. BotniCf. Trjaa,
BUILD It joaraeit. Autaraatlo overhead eessories. rellnere, Eire and lub rrpiLir .
1

FLAYINGOutflte far auto parts. Gon-

aarsai- door* cifwruted i-rait driver’^ M:a| P matanaU for service- stations. F.O. Box tinct la n buttery. Nu tunSte U.sed. Fi<'e
U^kM] alilu parLs JiL-- u L::u l iLiJitei i^L avail- Ipa, CabnnHF gtnlLon BE. Lou 12. _ Mj)..
l.p
particulars and proota. Ounmetnl Go..
able everywhere thvap. Uae h.r, rioter. k EirTRA Miles. 5ft ThLLi'm fer tfarls jtjlL par,
Tried and flist an ynpr ncl gh- He
borl.ood In build um: Cfi:uplfiu= plasis
tLsert. Tcafcd and proven metnod. Hun^ AUTO TBAUBB
:
drpd.^ of iF^exft, EPuip ymir car Inexpen-
ft]. Oil. McIjK^Il PiukTLs, 34T-D GtHlIdfV sively. BimpELfted dlagvahLs and Smltne- BUILD Your o'^n trailer Save moneYl I

Ave., Gakl&nd l . Caltl. tinn* 31.jft. Astonishing results, Oelier, Have- every foa+uro yea want Plans ter l

FAREWELL Tfl Model pL

T". HumUTOUB BpX 534, Ddrrlj, Cillf, bouse, „spttft, c,HJEip and uLLLLty txallCTS
book eqrLcflTy!. Jlluptm-t! qcu. d=trtp- Catalog deBcrLbing V model* Iftc. Jim
n-fcth
ear. etuiltir, eha»Ls„ Drat and last
DFEEATE Cars, trucks, tractors, mo- pundy, IWx 125-A, Wflusan, WLsOOflSin. _
COTl Of gM-
l j ii
i •:

tCTV, wiLSi -apbd nr coal EOS,

Model T Fords mpniifactarcd- Futder in- oline. ExtensLiely used In. Europe. Com- MOTOKCYRLI^. RlCYfLEH, MOTOR -
rlodrft page on Gviinan Jet Propulsion ploto detailed Instructions 41.0ft. W. 14, ECCIQTERS AND aUTFLlBS
Opel automobile. 11.50 complete postoaid. Cfclss. LQPc Hock. WIs.
cfr-rm-Tr.. S3Sti_W Hi&o. Lm Anac-lrJ d. Cabf, FLOYD Olymers BJstorlcal Motor Scrap-
ADTOH Oi 111 actimi V- 3 AMD Mercury dual mum-er seta book ll.ftft pcstpsld. This Is the bonk Time
ElOMHy phuIngraplLK ]£HIQ-I5 mod:' l llLiLu- , ftlt.io. Genuine stert wool packed muf- Magazine aatd is 4 “must.” 25ft early mit-
mobile*. 25i: each &et„ 5 31, pcatpald. — hem with tnellpw tone, 3 cm bnvk 03™ toicyclee., autoipcbllco illustmted. de-
Order 5 Mii, 11. receive packet invasion preaiu re. mart power and mure goaollna flcrLbcd. See our advcrtSscmcftte Under Atl-
scenes free. Lloyds. Jlil-U Northwest mlloage, AL'-o single steel wool pack rnul- tuaioblSef:. CExmcre. 315H W. FEOft. Ite» Atl-
jjt h. OkliUloff a Uhy j9. i
JIbt inr any cur. Fite in place of r^EnSnir flelea ft, Calif.
muffler, Siiifile V-aFord. Chev, Flyiooutb,
POWER And Speed! World’s most Ja- Pontiac, Bulct, Dodge. Chrys-
etc.. S5.50.
BUILD Scooters, trall-cr*, midget-?, con-
tnou* jnbbor bDuk, |1Q EUr^ f*m, BOO II- ler, etc,, it.flO. For 7 years manufaciurers vcrsJEins. Lnrcc fliuntml 3l.ftft, lilu^Cruttd
HusiraUonE racLng automoUles. motorcy- of CullIuTijjj'a bexi tenr znllfDt’m. Sandee ctroulata dlnac Cinl tsinann EocLs ' Bos
p
oles. aliplanc*. Worid s siwod record chart. Muffler Go. K 7523 Bp. Western Are., Los 1 35 3-F3.MHwaukw 1. W to.
ftu-tieCei by worlds famdLis speed kipkb Ansel cs Ca hfcnil h. MOTORGYGLI3TB—New and used parts,
Oofcb Eyeston. CanipbeLE. Bonnsvllle r*e-
r
accessories, all models. Catalog ]ftc. Hen-
o:d details photos British rancr^, De- TEST Your own ear battery. In car. No dcr^on cateJog ihc iddltiwu, Triang-te.
testers needed. Simple. intorosUng. Man-
.

Ecrlbpi eamii, tamfrvaim, #Ai tea, super- 2i57 rtarnson. GbJcago^

diairgere. International racing teams. Ger- cysBver. Oompleie infgrmflUim 25i, But-
man Airto-Uoton, Italian. French. British 9ftl %niih Avcntte, Otand Junc- MffTOBBIEE Mflwuul. CpcttaLna motor-
racer *p«lfleatlon.n, drawlns?, liBfl post- tlnn, Colorado. (
t
bike. K pater plans. Cuialng suCtLotk E0.iV
paid. Clymurs, 3125 W. Pico, Los An teles INYENTIOM Uses kerosene to ran mci- to biflld. Si.flO. Variety Enterprise Co..
iTcallf .
tcm. Clrptlui on pjans. Rimh flame, Box 5, .St ation A. Eyxuj-vlLte. Ind
customize Your nua- Houston Maupln, Tlpp 01^7 M, CB1 0 I , "MODERN Mot^clc Mrelialiica." Hew
tmEfd, :luw reityllLiir ideas, LcutrucUcns, VVHIRLOA3 TurbLnator, S3, Improves enlarged swond edition aampT-Lslng Stn
suggestloos, specSilc model ebanyes by pugTA, ISO IShiTtratEotLS. Available shortly.
carburetor action: increases mllcag*:
ahnple methods. 31. Ss>CEd Wheel. 3ft* quickens Siccelcratlcn; reduce-? moncxidp.
Nicholson Brothers. BoakaEopii. Canadii.
TEi-E. ArtftdJa. CsHfurii la, ^orfcrmapcc guAmntced UrH«aLW« Opd ELECTRIC “Motarbiko built fmfl JWf
Wrt:nch imlulLv 15
oil OOrparptiOn in-bn. present bicycle. ll.Dft bill brlflgn Kwhplete

44A POPULAR MECHANICS jj^iHulei. Give uiilo-

Hfullev, 571ft Loralne,
tnalLt,.
Detroit
year.
3, Midi.
John pj:;l"u lUdlu-,,
Mowery, Box
druWiflgfl. SMClfl ratlCIW.
0B4, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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FAKT&, Aet^Pnca, pisigh*. chain Hur- AIRPLANES— Omd $250 up. Also LaEf
*

NKU,' Model «lKt tit Wilder 4 ID

ley ^ivi^un tnnwrcydiifi, VCCfrUD'a. F-Q- m-Klela, engknea, wings, parts, mac-bJnery. ft.e.-d.t.: will weld ntl metals: to
hoi: 1 H
£1 Fua, Texan. bobits. ChfAp. Send lor Hat. Aircraft, Me use; full dlrettEops. Cgpgpluto with power
pLOVD Corner's Motorcycling Manila]. 23 flu Wiat Miami 35, FLorida. FWcr, unit, name and metaLhc AtwdurKnl*, an
PROPEfiLtEim OE dislLnclion fit — Wc rurbaiL?, fluxes. roclg. Enut: all for |13.fl5.
Used by Ihr. nMi Mmdc Welder Mfg. Co. r
ny jaotar, lloto
31 Sp^il 3 Mode Air-
liner typu- for hlecb and boaln, Ford A
hubs S j.M. F--i d alrcoelod convoralon dla- i
3frP-MFT CatlflE 3 L, Ni-W Ymrk C^r.
RODS, Aid WfildlElf, 15
ngsgitcd. gen-
_
tima Cat Faat dellycn", Standard Aero eral purpose, 1/10". 3/32". Gufarmtltocd
b]IO lor ALE fl.-C. lUi'J d.C. WGldEra. One del-

ELECTRICAL SI-FFL1ES, LQIIPSIENT lor jigM. puid, in stotea. Two Ear SI. 75.
Little Welder c*,, ljl$a BJswk&Ume. Uc-
ELRyTKICAL AppUi-ivco repair. Open EroLC 23, MJcIl.
ydUV OWb allop, huune Wirinsf; elcr- Lmm
ci Lc biotort, faeumn cleaner.H. tvskLimtu,
11U1LD America' a lowest priced motor- ttc. Cujujile te JUujjtrated muk*
scooter Bpeedklng. Complete plans mid how. Free boolsEuL FucSJlc Tralnldf
specifications. Hit Ibit bargain IS.&O. J^rh-Dol, l>cpL FA-3 P ilQb ^rst Pioo, Los
priced LLsud uiH, plcUrs, parts, included AEiReln S.
tree! Mater Supply But 16H2-C3, Toledo-, ,
BttDKt?4-«lJurEM!d out ftncErkal JickI-
ohm. lLi_tr elements gulckly r^uaLrnJ. IT.sc m\w
BUILD Tour own, nevr, motor woator.
‘

uniBKlng NLolmx'Ko Fute. simply uverEati

Design tip original motor -ECQClrr En venter. ends and turn on current. Family slso
Complete Ithu- prinks and material SpiiCl-- 55. IK) bill. Satisfaction guarantoed. Ad-
fLi-atsam. $1.50. Atit l uLOti te Division, El- viLEicit Eliictric, Luc fldt-X. ^Sinn^apohs,
more Project Engineering L a bora tori c** Minn.
Qflifl Alhambra Ave., Los Angriw 33. Calif. ELECTRIC Air liearcn, riectric fly Erap^,
FBOFEBSiONAli Midget racer With Aw Gajdennou r_MrjT: Waynesboro. Poiuia.
.

I -cylinder m^tor 1^5

factory I™ hwtr; MANUAL. "Know Your Mnltkpecd Mo-
pmtorsuootoTu $45 up; kdolai'cyclt^ SlIQ up; tom,
"

4J3cptaLm: Ln nv-rry rlcla^] thin typ* dL

gamine inginee 45 up; plenty small un- electric motar. $2.06 or duaerlplive litera-
ro Honed balloon 1 re* 11 TD to= $0 Sb: 1 .
ture seat free. Electric Generator MTc.
order only- Sr-nd S&O for bLK War-LungHlLi Co., wa : ! N._.[3u3i- St . 3\. ^i^i l 3. Minn. home, tarm, lac^
rar jNis:ii- NmIi-Li 5. MjJrh L M-j’.uLi DL- lory'.Mulcts u Crti tc^Lcinnr nn experts ] sp-
rrttory . AllitiJis.
I-

Qtil o, WANTED Men' lor electrical businra*, proved an type used by Wavy. Full*
town lac.nl ty gr LgulftviElp, yjslrs, Sox 155,
i
equipped w i'n Me to lie Arc and, Flame
FLANS, Scale djawLnga. BpecJnearlDos., fli. Mnllht?Wii Brabch, LdaJn-vIlti? 7. Ky r TaacU hlHidlt^,
I
I

Cdrblm, ruch. finite,

Illustrations for building nttmctlvn motor
acoator complete $2.00; plUidF elcCULaoJly
SIANDY Fijckir-E f.Ls;sfi r-l-ccLrlc clrrijut IrsL- moat, etc. Complete direetionfl. Opurak-j
drift li LLcycie $1.50. Postpaid. Clymsn, er Llieclti all electrical appliance, radttn,. oc-de, 110 rotes. Wo extra wiring needed.
2m W, P|p>, Anselm il. C*ur, U? motors, fnws. etc. fia to &5€ volts a.c. or bUmtlUeiE, $16.05. Sate 2^„ .jgcul chrr's
Mill order. Super Welder Manufac Luring
WAPTEP — Mol or^owter^. nu*torcye|M
d.e, Pwllnsul^hcg
Supreme Ekrtrk Mfg.
a.c. from dLc. *1.00
dp.. Dept. A. 53 East 20 afreet. K<’w Voir.
liiotciffi, parLi of nil kinds. Name V L-iar wm pmtpriLd,
RoeMJbkrBt., Bruuklyb II. N. Y,
fr
210-A
price, Wtlu-: Midget Mo Last. DJructory, MACII INERT, TOOLS AVD SITFLiES
Aiivcna. fflUfl.

BDYS-J All Plcydc repair secrets hr

re-
vealed. ^Bicycle ft^pplr Hnniial 65c.
K, &, KlnuK tr, Kbclb^-f Jllc b IU.
FAK.115. Cpmplc'r knoior DP-rlg list.
PjM-ton.% a]] fijj.efi, cLialU-.. LpL'DCteUt, Dor
India u, Barley, lflc. Boots, 6S2 East
CUnnd. ti™ Mfilnr.i loWn.,
HARLEY CJiLv:d.:.nn [mrLs, iicccfiKbnex,.
^upyiLkH, E*P*Fl service. Cylinder rebar-
|nt, genera Lot rramdlEHmlnpr 46" on*
JCLlM-B SP-Ti nil and up. Sc-ud $1.35 fur U. S,
Aiiny Wucaecycic InsSrurtlan Boob. MDior-
rycle Service Manuel nud bulletins or 2 (hj CONSTRUCT Yui.il Qft'ifc knachfnr' (rvo|r. 1

I cr Service Manuiil and bUUrtiil, KtLLaitL'if,

from Lewis cast Inga, uLslerLslii and blue-
S-j fl ] r-nudduluc Afc.. MJJfffl Uleee 6 . WU.
NOW — Ei.qpp.tr yffur rwn
^iwtrlHU apptl- prints. .'iiipuued complete at a fraction oE
TIRES And andufitTiul wlkoeis, elU table
Ghanita StEf-avZdirj^- Eleclrkal
a J1HJS Wltll tii-w iwi] E*nt r MILK shapers, risca, band
Beating Elemeiat Mux. InstmctlcnB deLLv- saws. Hdmejr.fi. etc., are ideal for a w^ole-
for fiCiwlKbE, cquin- wJjCt'i barrow:-, iaruk
errd. price ai.oo, cnapJtc &alr--5 comtHiny, range or home ar commercial shop m-ork.
juetit, etc. All sUps. BLci'cLea and acce*- 614 South. Main. Fort Worth. Texaa. £4-n.d Mic to cover mailing or catalog list-
j,orEo?. t.iicK'^t aaaortmenl In Auierlca. ing 33 Lrwis AtnoNnr rwl co..
SL-bd dune fOL lilt. Cycle TraiLspbrL Cum-
1
ELECTRIC Pencil: Wrltea-engrftvea all tt-tri-LS,

BCyrr Fox 116. Station A, Dh'PE, M-4S. Lp? An-

swuiy, lill So. Michigan Ave,* cmeaBD i, suetaJs. Sl,M> po-itpaid.
3i. California. _
XlLLinriJ. I5I&-R Cut Ljge GnOVii. CuLUKrO 35.
SAVE QiMLLM,
build "ft JllOtfllblbo nuW. ELECTRIC AiitoiiLubLle hfalcTit fllmrls BUILD $5011 Pr^cSsJen milling lUflChlnt
Eend 26c Eor rumplrie plakui. Moibi'EnliU! cold LidOtoi'S -DLUctly. Savea gasoline, oper- fTOIll drill pnssd. Nu Lii s iii-rd PLui^
^ivice, £U1B McLean. New Albany, lnd. ates Crom light current. FvrtEKild SI. 1)5. pnd drawings 41. Rhodes Unsjjnfi'rmi!
ILuris UftduiiMy, MlnneapQllii, MU ni l. L^baratorj-, 46 Oat at., Rajn^oy, N^w
AVIATION ELECTRIC Seldejluf Iran and tool Jersey.
B-SD Super FOrLr*iM ^£6 acLrnil pliuld- irmrlrer conkOluatJetn $1 06. roller 45.00. HANfsY Asaortment, bolts, ngts, apd
grapha, oincinl Bc-tdug relL'a^es, coLitaiued Spot welder 45.00. 30 amp. n.c.-d.e. wcld- vsuzhiiTH rvrry practical purple.
tisrd tor
i’li l
1 1 mailint paeliage. 2Gc oarh packet, rr tlPKii-oEit *3.«I. Fra^e Ekrtrk, Bffit 5 full ptrpcid,
Lhfi. No c o.d. C.
41.16
5— SI, jriHtyaLd. Order 6 pat^rts. S3. r*> 50BS, Bun FmP^ijEO 1, Calif. ^ Dlttoian. 3245 Halley Ave., Bufluto. N. Y.
«lvo puchot Jnvwslen jlch’hi^ free. Llcuds,
Kll-H ^on hWE^t nth, Qkiatuma. City fl.
fiAHAtiE
AddiiLgual
J Jni<n;
EnfurmaLidsi
d n.^hbuiiTd
under
ijcm'rglli’d.
"Auuuuo-
EXPERIMENTERS
^MriPgK, 75 kij]d.t, al]
— 403 Valuable
13.000 liici.
jift Navlgntloii aitid'-LR—Attf Etu^.tluii bslee." JUItihu :i-MJLtnL£iit 43.H5 N^eo
a nA»srnd Suite lltbe ami money WLat
. — ELECTRIC FENCING S 3 -B Lnncastor. We^t Harllgid, C-onn
raLiL-iL- atudy. WUat booL and where to
t<jt It— Fee. $ I sent wish gufsllon-, F.O. ELECTRIC Fl' 33^ can*rn!n fer ^nle. Mu-* used irigh Ki>frd drlllH, tape. veauiL-TT,,
Bax kfi?l Log .
CalU, Arufcloa S3, «'h lid rally infePUdLtLDELi-d. G uarn nL^i’d, G emi ate rslnt ens, laitie bli;-;. tn^l steel mill-
volt d.c. $7.65 and $3.85. HO volt ing tools. Eargalna Teal Ou„ 244 Hill Ave. r
FIxYlNO Flea, pUiP5 11.0ft, Llghtplung a.c.
PortspiEJiith. Ya.
jikanuoH. hli 4 «-pTjiiL: Illmlr:iL nrl ctreuEar $12.05. Horait Ae Son, 21 1 No. 7Ui 5L h

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lillwaultee 1, Wl 5 COri^.l n. RATTKntrs. GENERATOR R. FTC. Fay, i, AldiLey CaLiri, NcTC-arJc 2,

CUB |2W (Needs rrpainltng), &irrltw- THE BulLeiy with fifteen lives, ali volt
Robin SiKi, VaknchLld $Ji5. CuLateg—fitet
JMI M TL : L t bn iv
I Ui
II 23 L,1 time h- IV - L! l- i
Willard lor eiecirlc irncrs. Ignition, Etc.,
bei^b ip in Aviation Club included tied stand by iMjreSct S4-M Will ship c o-cL .

National Aviation. Bvx 1M2-CS. Toledo. M. C r 30iOP. E. Bm St.. Dttluth

Ohio. Minn
m UNI VERBAL Teels. Dandy A picen- sec
CIVILIAN Irhln^ opeinjefz upi "QpetAl- EDISON Batterlre. Light. Rower. Flf- Cee-Tw? ptLrrs, visc-ffrlM, LhannrLtgrg*.
ilLg ri I'h tb slaiL a
liii: Club" tolLl elu\v year life. i Lva yrar KLULraptnc. Cnm-
tr-rai
adjus tabTe wjre-jsch rH'L-dle-ncce pller, di-
Jug bunn ess wtltiuut capttol. Raw
pm plete lighting plants. Free- lUerature. S^a
,

cMid agonal culMM, liaEiim^r. nerewdrlve^—

tu espand: get buslnK&sl where: to buy }gy CnmpiLEiy, 231 Yonkers Avenue. Yon- Remit with cr d^r. Othrr tools
4 l 4 .n$,
tfOVernraept nurplun iiLr[ilatLlLi £<ir 39 Like kers, Nuw Yg^l^.. Pwded? Dt'alrrj Tcfl] f^upplv. 1527 Grand
cash. Valuable trade aecrela. Autlior fur- WELDING. KfiLIM ItlNli, IT. VTING FM. Kansas City, Mo.
marly wLr.li CAA. Sl.b 6 brings your copy
by frviurn mall. ealisln^tLon piaranli’^, MULTI WELD Model "150" heavy tyann- GRIND Drills any twist In three dllTer-
MvlTiJt W^lls Pub. Cck, Glad^iuEu;- 1, Jf. J. former a-n welder- itfl- 22 a yolts, HuIt- mb pnlnh anfilca like ractory. ftold at
hnc OoutrbJ, nVtt 2106 h^atq b i/16 J ' to laj-lfe diaia stor^ or fagtorv 42.35 pi:c!>a[d,
POWLUS Suilplano $ID0 with traLEev^ 3/10- ' ]eda.
1

Garagta, sbepa,, lafmer^—

Plriebpol AsrcainpcT ; Waeo-10, wings
free folder. RhSllip WIElqu, 3Q8-E BtLdg^p
L
Ri les 11 .
c.T?i 1 1 tomlti
fluiaaged $ 100 , Travel uih Si25; Curtin
Robin 4173, Seud 2ic r«r gautlmruc of itLuse Hlreafor. III. TT’S New—Foot pedUstortcr and m-
and bimdre-d:; of other 1
iter-b+LE tf fl] ili 10- ,
WELDING Rudj.; all khidu, all al Ms.
vrrgc, Cmtrgjp inotoTS on Lathm. dall l?s_

ented i-vrey where, gome probably nc4ir you, Trial paetage 25e; U*r. W>i-t- etc. Cirr’.i liir fre^- F4ietor7. Tractor- Lite
Miff. Co.
Tftgl Aircraft Dlrcotory, Athnu^Oh l a
NylrLE. Lglcr. TflW.n,
ern Welding Wtie Co.. 135 So, ^atLE;i Fc
AIRMAN. Monthly aviation bcwsmasn- Avc. Lek A 4qgrlrp 12, Calif
.
TW'IN-CYLINDEft Air ebmpm^mn
ylne. Itfa dUTerentl Latetit civil aEid jslIL- ARC Wcldeys wsntwJ by th^ thou^inds. $17.75. VtoLos-K. HodTptan, fififi] Farirlflh
development by Leain with 515 page lessons isuLnual, G\-?v Xortll CQlh-ge Hill 31, OhJb.
jUry uprfftiauiLcal detlffti-
+‘ra r Etia Liufa c-ttirer^. tegt pilots. Illustrat- 300 hp^-tb-de-lt photos. 42.00 copy.
ed. Tt| 4l| off'f’r: Ofi- io-ar, $1.06, AlrEnun, Mpnf T-back ^liarii n Eec, Hgbart^i’Jd, BdX FEBRUARY, 1945
ui4 Uewuid, Etonra, N. Y. M-254. Tmy. 'Ohl*.
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DRILL Gn^d#* Original uaituted pro- GUNS RefiniMied
meLhods. as used by leading gun
Like new by factory
mum^
RAISE RaWJita
Eia.C>9 each, cootiuuous market. FtLcu
lor us. We P*y M-09 Id
da ion ^horptnei. Granda frills Id lector uaranteed. Iiterahire 19c. Hansens Rab-
accuracy. Calipers wLUy direoi reading fectuiers. Send lor dreuiar. Midr31<:io^ti
hi^hIhr circle cutters. New MCI grinder. Metal FlcdstUng Company. 45 mver Road* EItrTh 1347 Miller Ato,, Salt Lake City 9.
Lowest prices, Fr&o ILtcrutbre- Factory, Middletown. ComeoltHtL. Utarr
BlJ-U En:; L SlBt. 3, Mft BUILD Fowerfli], aocuiate bow gun. FAN OF And utili ty i if.
INDEX Heads for sale. Very inrcpcu- loou- In^h.pjLLtida iUPE^lc energy. Will William Hgwa, Frincei
gJtc. Biitr-two different dlrisi™. II*ed kill game.
Lancra-t Plana and drawing;: METAL Dag tags. Your Dame, address,
tin £mall jxQjm. drill mess. mJLLLng ma- *I.M. Rhodee Enrincorlng 'Labo™t*ry, *9 iic coin, lor Si .90. Collar pUc«
e tunes, el*. Mate Bears. ImMb. cutlers, Qale Bt, Ru Jotzey. mw/Ngw
t ~j5o.
fi

Mall Frqdijcta, ^9^ 97E, Menddik. III.

etc. Very accurate, and durable. Not a AMMUNITION Available to q.uiilin«d 110.99 FOUND, An g Dim rmbblt WxwL. to
tor. osed by de^iaae schools n^d hoh- purcJiasera. Lai 10* RudoEph'4, Ac*tiE- B apply good rabbits, and buy wool. Pnr-
bslata. Write Jar tree lolief, Long's In- snn, K ansas, lirular:: Si**. II nf AngOfa-j if19 9o.
dc=( Heads. 31 IT East 0 SL. Torrangton.
BUILD A paddlfboard- E to matt,
,

Jam, Spring field 5, ILLLnob.

Wjft. *'at*r fip-art ruing, wiu hold
wondcrtul RACCOONS. brad fe>
QUTBUAHn MOTORS. KTP.
|[QAT.q, rip in 300 standi. Complete plans 41.00. males. Catalog, me. Shady Fur Farm.
pan's, 15J7 K enneth Road. Glendal e. Cn I Springfield ^Minnesota.
OUTBOARD Motor parts* Tie* frfod used. HlfT.ES — Rdaiiig Automatic
,

Too large a ntock to hit. write us J*ur

.23 wlt-Ji PUPPIES And aupplLufii also pedigreed
Rrdfifrld Bicfits and l.UvJO lung rifle car- Flemish GJant meat rabbits and aupplJasL
rcqulrcD^nl*. Children's *WLm belta. life
graphite gear tridges. tTO.OD-: also Bclelng .45 Automallo what do you need? RovhL Kennels, Chasy.
preserver lojiLlLolli.
grpiifc tube 50c. prepaid in u. s. Jliiy CavbLne and 209 factory reloads, JT j 1? W If ».

BdLA new gum:, fjstnt. .4,1 Tcl-wuis, *2.2S

txoUiue piabra H.Oa. Outboard Motor
Mart, Inc,, 31ft AUsniic Ave.. Bwtwl 10, bos of fifty. F. C. Morrison.
5Utb. fi prtiLgfl&ld.
c
3*
111.
3n ^ FARM
gup pi
Raised registered Irish Setter
Write Earl Bond. Albert Lea,

TEH Plywood boul plans He. CllUUm “’EFOK.TBMAN-& SucyclopedLa. 5 It pugn^,

“MONEY Rufina rabbits. Enrestlgate.
The Rudder, IB nvrr ],M0 illuKt?atJNtf:s. All abuuL Llie put*
boat bmlULtit plans Itic. Fold er 10ft OIPM RiLbbiljy, TS illct. Ohm,
Murray Str eet, He* Yfft- doon! CampLnk. Halil Lig, hunting, trap-
Mklk/ RAISE Giant Chinchilla rabbi [jl Willow
SAILKIT5 100 Square feet *13.flP. sail-
boat equipment, motorboat-can w-kfi.yu.k-
ping,
BrhulU. Rnuta
scouting.
2,
13.39 pretpaid-
FikM-BgQUli, MaJfifiiM narm, RISC BenuravHle, Fthha. ,

LEARN Ah .iibuuL Angara rabbits —Wgn(

ouulpmcut, RotKi. canvas, ale-plan* dupe. ARCHER? &rulira'™tr 'frteT
MLd-W4t Arthtn, 32M--A East TCth r Cfil- brings £3.09 pound. Book tslla everylhlng.
MincnC, boat paints, carbide Laitun, cas-r “Angora Care-Marrugcriicnt"' regular 51.50.
et|ff} 49.
bide. Accor pup tents, blankets, uiesstlls, special S-1.0Q- Catalcstf- Art.g*rBJ free. Grin-
pantec tn. knives, wt envrm, hRmmocfcs. THE Lord ts cmnlngl Get guarantotd ateads, Dept. 15, EdwaTtRylUe, gjim,
haversacks, holstom, etc. Catalogue. proofs f r«L -Bchga U. 2^JX5. Duluth, Minn,
Alati-Clarti, IDA OiUQilNH, New York LEARN" GutLSUi'lltUng at home. E^arn BT. BERNARD Pups: OhamcHflip slrod
bcuuties. Frankhn Ybung. R4. Hlvetliead,
City. money repairing nelghnorhood'E firearms. Long Island, N ew York.
OUT BOARD3 L*to*C ImlltUh a ramble
:
Catalog 25 firearm and gtm^mlihlng tett-
MICE. Rabbits, pigs, pigeons. Inlorma-
on sebuLLt motors. GixkL used. parl-a m^sit hooka for 3o KUmp, apmwprth., PltLrtluri-
makes nod models. Crandall- HLrk-; C^. villc. SDu tfi CaroU na _ tlon Wtr Jim HoLiak, TjSn. Ohio.
.

jg* CotneuOUWeaLttl A V O. BOfllan. Mato .

ELEVEN' Gptd box traps. Complete RAISE Guinea pl&*. Make money at
MAKtf Rowboat. Blueprint,, blueprints, 32c. Wesho-Ucn, Box iL Dc- home. Big demand. Free booklet. Tay-
Wejhp-UOD, B PS B l,
ill''

Dfitnfit. Mlda.
30C,
troit. Mich. lors. Guinea Sftg Faun. Hapovlhe. OWh,
INHOARD Marine motor*. prnpellcfi, BOWi?— firrpwn for rpirEfitl^tL, bun'Li'ni, RAISE Knbbi'tb for profit. Mnga4fi«ptLte
ilttlafia, couvonvlmw, Charts Stokes, flihLpir. B«autiru3 archery lastru-cllon you Lei Iol eh with morketA. dwy I9C|
79 page#, [HI lilu&tratLom. only 5tic. Booklet describing twenty breeds, and
Coldwat-er. Mlcfrijnin. Li l.;: >_
_
Illustrated cutalOHUe f^ee. Arcbery Sales magasinQ lor Chrcu month.? S&c- Addrtsts
FULL BLie, -cit to &bkb= boat patterns, tti'i vIli;. 01 7 Soulfi State. Chicago. _ AEnerLtiLL Small Slock Farmer. Dept- 3.
- IB feet.
Mucprtntx-
blueprint- TVb
- r,
'* „ Illustrated Pearl River, N. T.
M"Build 1-
Boat' catalog, IttotoolnL "How
a. Boal"
ButEd a NETCRAFT EU:— Make landing nets, _ __

to EuLLd Boats" book. *1-09, Cleveland turtle traps, live nets, b*miuocks. Dollar RABBITS; FkinJih Giants, New Zea-
Boat Blucprlnte Cfl.. Dept. A-6&, Cleve- bill brinp: large, mfiilum. imaB stiuttlea Jonch. Rea-iauabL? brloetL Franklin
land. Oh io- (natrnted). feuges. Illustrated Instruction! Young. Elvcrh cad. Lang inlan d. NcW York,
BOAT Designers are highly paid proles- booklet, Bmallor Lit; Medium shuttle, — RAISE Moneymaking An Kbfa
elonals. Complete cn^urM* bj mail. Catalog.
gauge. bcciiLet flbe, —
h'ci craft. Dept* B,
Wou] 59.i'Ki poitnd. Plenty markets. Par-
rabbits,
Toledo. Qh|p.
Weatl awn, Maqtville, M . J. ticular free. White's RabPitry, Marlon,
"""MARINE Power*— Eisaiy convert *nr FIELD GLAB^Ea* MICROSCOPES. Ohio.
Fcrd mo
Lor ulO-munlLc and. foreign) 'With TELESCOPES SEEDfi L PLANTS^ XUBSERY STOCK
or.rn juifin and fcita. Ceonplcto calnJorse
35e <eolu>. Oseo Motoir, Cara. East MM KBAL 19 F'n'.Vfr tel tstoptd il.C-fl. United. DAHIilAB— AaH for book—€09 Vmrktles,
^3t>9-B Laft-reucp. Toledo., Ohio.
Oilcans Street. DepL M. FMadetphlh 31. SprlnshiH DahlLo F^^m^ 11. 2. F.
Pcnwa MICROSCOPES. Telescopes, binoculars'; Grand Rapld.1 MJeb. ,
all seJentLIta. chemical, laboratory appa-
USED Outboard motor Jjuna, Oatlward ratus— bought, jplri. eichanred, rusNilred. FARMS. FARM LANTftfl. RRAL F.&TATE
Eicbanse. 1191 Rtnaaen Ave.. Brooklj-n. HLghrat prteos paid. Trial will £tiow wo
13. N. Y.
knew our huslneei. Catalog 15c. Harry
FARM Free catalog, 7 mid-
Bargains.
west atate-s. Many fully equipped for con-
ENGINES, MOTOR a, &YfJAMQS Rraa, fi4 W flnwJTfty. Nc^
.
-

Vorfc City. venient quick atari. Many plctutw. Spo-

MODEL Liwipmotiyea, steam en- gas. MAKE Your own powerful. efflclcnC *s- da L stmee tu help you locale quickly, if
tlncs. Supplies catalogue 2!5c. Welding trononiLcil tclcsobpu. Pc-Tfe<l l^n-^c^ and you state zequlremenls. payment jjtan an
wRbmiL Sux far aluminum, dtp nasL, nmlTunlicKLs. JQX *1.90. :u0X 12.50. 209X general loostdon desired In first lstler.
rod
Bacuplen und iiMtr-j.ctEonj 15c. 13.59. 40 OX SD.50. lnitructJcns alone 1.0* United. Farnq Agency, 1-MP South Dear*
rewLec.
Howardco. A3-31I7 Ashland, Chlcaea It* Q
"
irl Janaer. Manorvitle. N. Y. bOrrt, Chicagn 2, 111,

nt. ASTRONOMICAL Telescopes, binocular* OZARKS Guide, Lou±dale p A^kamaa.

eamCTRH. micrerreaprji^ bguxht, sp] d,
Bicf ‘Par Jobe iP weldlnn, CempEata For hotneecelfors, sportsmen^ folklorists.
welding ]«rjn[Li and icrcrenH bocks. Bio
paLrrd. Sund IDs; fuL LLut Of instruments
Year, H-09.
p«^. tl lessons. 12, WJ oopr. Memtr- wanted. na£mn±£en & Recce. 41 Market,
"EVERY Good bogk on country living."
ffuarantcc. floburiw^d. P<Ht 355-1C, A rajs-ter d am . N, V.
tiacH:
Troy. Qtilo,
WINDING DaU. llatltitf 225 Eiotara, sin-
'

MAKE YOUf
ctosc ope. LenstL
fl m eMclent compound ml-
and insl ructions 60^
.
Free 19 pa ge money -.saving catalogue. A
treasury oT expert advice and knowledge.
Dnv-nin hnran- r iLidi:niriff tp [nil Hiri-r furm-
|,

gle and th rtt phase, 11. IW. Motor Data SI .00. 100X 51. DO. 20IIX i9.u9. InatruC- i ng tor praTI t and plea&ura. Country Book-
CO., Bolt 7BJ1. K*IWj Cltr 3, MO. tlncus alonn JOc. Citl Jamer. Mauot viLlc, atore. Noroton 21. Conn.
N. Y.
ATHLETIC EQUIPS KST—RODY FARM Catalog mailed Tree. Hundreds
BUILDING rOPRfiEfl ANTIQUE^. RELICS. INDIAN GCOIT5, al baraglns New York. Connecticut, New
UDHIOS Jersey and 23 other states Maine to Fla.,
HAND BalanclLLft la tlirllLlngl l£ft*IL?
wese Ed Terms. Cmllf«nnia and Grafoa,
learned. W. FoweLV 923 W. Vine* KaSa- INDIANRelics, ebld4, Wlla, tema, or«-
tala. curios, etc. nlnsfcrated c&talog 5c. Qtrnut Really 255-P iLLl Avt. N«V Y<ir|t
jmaBao, Michigan.
_,

109 ancient p.TTawbe*4i 13.09. H- Daniel. GfclJ IP.

BOYS! Become mna.
aihlcUt. Course,
31
boys' paper, inspiring aehl^tSo utaries 25c.
Penn Are.. West Road-
— Hot Spring*,
MUSEUM
AJfc-
5u]>nlica. IndiJin relics, pnt-
^VEST'S iflU Ga^losuo hundreds farm
toPTgnLiLS fend business nppnrtonlt1«; |n-
Young Ameritn, cludlsiE many best buys m Peiiiia., New
Jpg, fenciii. Lciy. fireanifL^, r^i-ills-. minirtiiLs,
den cl i: civ rati l> lm lllPMi^ated eataloyua 25c.
i .
Yark, New Jersey. ObJo, Delawara artd
BITTER Ju-JlCffU—llBbttHtlg OltadC atid EvfiiStMim SiippLLcs, 6E0I DsfiXosb, Chicago Mfl-n'land. For tree oopy wrLte Wcst'a
defeneo syttcui, LLat brutes twice your 31, llUOOiB.
Farm. Agracy, HE. Fitubacrgh f*. Fcnna.
£lso w:ih. nnJv your i*xk hands Pear no
raanl StbiatJoaia] new homo sindr omirse
I

SWORDS, napServ. dagat« p bjatald, ONTARIO Proparty WlitL lake frnntagr.

now ready. Bargain. Free Write armor, HitiaLraled caLslog 25c. Robert Excellent hunting, fishing territory ol^ap.
—Nelson Oomwa^ Drpi, 5-OB, Chicago i. Abels. 390- A Lexinrlan Are,. HaW Tort Inquire C. Greenwood. 2393 Glenwood,
IP. Ohlp,
HaR- DELLS, Esereldt eqnJpuoGnt. FTVE Rtoudate- IfidLan tool* 5Dc. CaLa-
Courses. Special offers t Freo booklet. lofl 5c. Bisteranop. Northbranch. Kansas^ GOOD Fattai R*hchw. Wmsblmeton.
MJbneaoLa, Moutana, Iilalm. Ori^'r.n, Nm-th
—
Good Barbell Co.. 3261-PM Watiou Rd„ 2d GENUINE Indian airowhcada. £1.09,
at unis mo, Dakota. Dependable crops, ravorahle tli-
pah, Qeo Holder. Glcngpod. Ark.
_ .
mate. Write t<?r literature, lists describing
SPORTING GOOPft* GUN3, YlBmXQ MTNEELAIf, Coins, at muds, Indian rel- typical farms. Specify which State. J. W.
TACKLE, ETO, ies. pistols, old glA&s. Catsloguc 5c. Cow - Haw. 119 Northern Pacific Ry. p St. Paul
INDIAN TrasopEng and fishing secrete, hoy Lemley,_Las Cruoc s. New Medea 1, Minn-
handbook 50c. enter Blackbird. 5TO-P INDIAN bcadwork, cbins. elfins.
It?isni. HOTTER ITES jMO.OO. On taPT payments.
gupemb North, MlcinropoM^, Minn- miiiKj-aLs. eld gloss. Cstatag 9c. Indian Jxl Caltrornla's loveEte&L »rard«h spot on
DEVON'S Gold At nJlrar iti any ouan* Muse am. Osborn^. Kan^a-^. wooded shores of Morro Bay. midway be-
4 .i ind-L The price Is
tween Lw Angelas and San Francisco.
tilv.
rLgtLE.
l«u. l^i.
Victor
iTfc.
G.
J

FledQi.te, 01 State BC. r

WCS. FETB, Bllt-DH. BABBITS V/endcrlul fishing, bnatlEig, hunting. FK-
celliUL soil, soft water. Grow fruits, vege-
Bprtngficld^ 3._M«5s. _ REAUTIFUL Registrable col lie pupa £14, tables. poultry, etc. Unusual Enre-stment
Roaevalc Kanchlct. New Liberty. IlllnoLs,
_

opportunity. Free Literature. RLohard

46 A POPULAR MECHANICS STANDARD RofabLL Journal, Miltmri. Fa. dtld, Dept. M, fl5fl0 Bl«„ TH>1-
3 years *I.IHJ. sample dime. lywcod 29, CalllornEa.
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i&.uQ MONTHLY
Igfcn; price *171.00.
Bays-
Free
f(] acres,
Ben i2&-F.
near LOCK^MLTHINO
hoObrl Now
—PLOtUabiC
how ta
course ieaohea you
hllflintfj Dr 25 HOLLY WOOLJ'-B
25 btautSlul iigmes
uu^lcnrd ^ 2 &T 1

list, ai' movie star* 25g. 75

QlltftUt, Mft .
ptet dc-oode P masterkey,
fit keyi. lamoaa California neenJc vleirs 25c. 25 rot-
GSAItK Farm bargains. 4 la SO 0C acres. ck. £*4/ stU-lnstructlon k^sans. Bar- ge^iLB colariul glam^Kr girls He. -Sucra-
J

Frank, Mountain View, Mu, min pri£f: r Free detail^. Write Netson
Company. DepU T-O t. Chics so^4.
— —
—
grai" System 01 LODfl- codr*
1

All five
,p
_ ll.-OO. "FDStapuzl kamc Irtel Foata-
FARM MACHINERY AND SUfFLIES Bend 3 or act at seniatioual
.

prana, 31 5(l. Hollywaod.

J^ITILD AL [lulijl- — Y out awn guidon tmt- SeubL^: Lords- Fn-c. Fetyt SLucLLp. 3-d ID
WCfctfiS street, C hicago ai. ill.
UNUSUAL Fin-b|ja! R.f:u,] phoEoSTapSai
25—^2. Fine- Arts, Bui MBI-K,
tar. Conspltlfi blus prints- and material
jipufiLataUoiiS $1.&0. Autombtiro Division BXCEPTlONAL FToSta laLslna raJnL Sbh AntpnJg -0, T-C3L
^Elmore Froicct EnptikKcrimj Laboraio- Finest br^tfdLnK sl^k avnJJable. Details .
QUTSTANehng Books 3 Burapt^ and
5D5& Alhambra Avc.. Lea Angeles- 32, lurndsh^d. FrankUn Young, Rivtrhcud H litiVi 25c, assocJaMop," Box HQ1-F. L^>
CsilfprxJB- _
l.png Inland. N-cw Y ork. AngelM. ___
TRACTOR Light. practLcaliy Indestruct- POSTWAR? Prrparo now to becomes as- FIcmRE Youesrif vducufdl—Free ln-
ible.ruhfifid weided construction, special
^uk-d beam lump SD.-BO each. Ted
sociated with m
In an essential nrovru formatLoru New li^imiL idea — brlnga
jjMifiLikbk bi/orefisSaik, Ujfi vfRjol Eiicrnd- iniuc dollars to you. W. IT. Cook, ID5 W al- r

man, 4J? KMt fgffermi, Springfield, in. natora, 95G Margate Tcrraee. Cfijeato id-. hiit, Springa . Ark.
|Iut
NEW Farm machinery b“?t. hr*, rn ymrf inineii. M ARTISTIC Plcturea H.M. 10c.
firm machinery better A time and mon- GOLo-BTaMPINO. B^ceplional post- WMitern Sales, JJlktreet. Ekd.. Li^. An-
ey .saver. $1.00 postpaid. WIiUsoil'b, war oop^rLunEly. Tftv booklet. Hocot CJw gekB H.
Ww-L BurlLcifft-pn, Iowa. Bpc.-cSaltlfes r DepL 1273, 3PiJfiElkld. WHAT Every Ufiitsn wants. We have
MaBaachusolts.
POULTRY AND FARM SUFFLIKS Masonic books tor Bide Lodge. Chapter.
ELECTRIC Ciacka are every wticro you. CgmrnnudsrY, Scottish RILe and Shrine
RAISE Paul try far profit t Lerth Law go. build rure. hom^is. narklna-lofe. fnc-
l
Our rlcuelt -are used the world oyer. Send
OtTlfln illiDELit'd. Redd A IHliri LLi.'^ leading lories. Repairs Lutr-asing. Oir easy tu tor free ch-IaEor ol booka anil riiu*l? tor
(KruLEry ULiitLijiiil^. SubiCj by H TWO yni ft.
i
learn course with pklurcs and draw In r& Ma+mva. Qd4 Fallows. KoJghts of Colum-
He; nvt yea.ra r $1.00. Poultry Tribune. teach ywi haw
to repair theso- clqcltj. E3c«- but. etc. Ezra A. Cngh. FubUs-hcr, F.O.
Dc p M1 . ount Morris h M LrcrnSe Supply Cn.. tie pi, A. F-Q- HOk 2355. BOS 7US. F.F.. Chlca nn 90 III.
SwuimnX wnai
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YOUR Greatest poultry problem will TEXAS' Yiewearda. 3— 10c, Infoim-nNfln

look almplo whrr* yog ip=n-d American- Poul- till. (10 WEEKLY. Made riT-winc mush- frn; Box 7F M. Naple.E. Teiaa.
.

try Journal FUKUlaMy. BM.MO pguLLrymen rooms, fresh, dried. Lhntuniuu put^nt
do, wby not you? Only 3Do rear, l> years 321,1(1^ Pn't spawn.. Norm American,
1
PHOICS Of beaullful jnedL-b. 3";|jUJH r

*1.00. A mm
can Poultry Journal, 5JT IC3-P Yange, Toronto- Canada.
Attractive. Rood solectlon. Yairil bu
pluaaed. 35 for it.flD. Kichardeoii's Stu-
Sout h Clark. fibir-ngA. dio^ Wyonil ug. FgtL&a.
BABY Chick*, chnmnlvn pnwtcd, &3. va-
,
BOOKS. I-LltlODirALH. FlUTtfllS,
rktle*. hybrids, Utehiud Inspected.
FQBTCARPB DAVL'iyd, GLiLig^nmy "pin-lip^.”
7
bLiHKJLvhlud. RlLLtl LXkiLili], J _i t colored YOUR Opportunity—W* suppLy fiU toch- 'world beater af-Rorlment." NgL 6. nut i2.
L‘
but is (Sx7> braiLtJm. only 25e. NatJiwm]
boefc, Sow prices. Bciry's Tumi, Routt 12, nieat, hpbby books. FLastiutf, rclrigi<rm- l

LitrLbUtDin, Dept. M. Box 57. MUiikegdtl

Oliripdi. Im*. Li-jn, iiLrrojjdltLouJiig, o^tkii- eketr-onlos,
Hte. r Mich.
RA16K tfurkoya the now way. Write for aulopiobSifts, electricity, television, chiun-
make Istry. matnematiw, woodwotltlng, bufid- FICTURl: To«i rurd* for Patels, retorts
free InfomiatJart cxpLaln-lnu hew to
jng, ^acutrucUDn, ua Lchn^uklbg, JjOtut- and advertising piji pust^; prgd'iocd. fnmi
lip ta t30iKi.GU Ju your awn backyard. Ad-
ditsfifl National Turkey Institute, Dept 3. cia rt. farmlEig, isparta. phaLOkraphy, 00- Four phobftfirnph. ^l&4n Fifth SLn:i;t, Phil-
cijILLni, juiiifLc, diaracter reading, home- tdelpBEa Iff,
Crinmh us*. Kansiw. “
KNOW Ha* la ral^n poultry for profit.
1
matiug. etc-.
Jnlurt^Llng
subjt»b:
Bequest freo *0*-
you. Modem
POST-WAR Jobs abroad'* 1
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Rend North caa tern FouItTyinan. Every Is-
Cl fie South America. A^ia, ATrLta. How. when
sue tacked with helpful hints and practi-
Technical Book Co.. Dtpt. MMC. 5b West and where tu apply, l-S.ODfl-wmrd, raw-
i

cal auigeeHon*. Latest arLdks <m bretd-

42nd 3t._. New York I B. ^ rliftitH'd foreco.iL-il.0O. Return tor reruncl
]»k. Ci'l-eLsu;. and ruano[temcnL Reed na- MAGAZINES —
Choose eurrciit slmtlt; in 7 da ys II r.ot aatkfied. Patlfk Turin:; Iri-ut
Resrargh Bureau. 202- F Studio BuJLifisig,
tionnlJi. Buhaerlbo now.. 1 year S5ei 2 oupLce you need, from our list of more thou
&UP different buslne-is. vgpatianal and dl- PbrLbilld 5, QreAan,
years U.MJ. Horth^tcni PwattjmHjs.
370 Bcybutm i>t. Bastion Iti, Mule, vrT.Tlnn piTl ndccabi. Y'dli. ¥.-*LEI profit by SENSATIONAL, Ni:w neU help bDgtK.
being ptBted. on canditianB. devc-Lonmerits- Security Agios, telbj how crnHe Sijcvin^
riminiriK ggguimtiosb and oupaxtunmea In year line through CHLtdwrs, character at a Glance, if IC*.
ELECTRICAL Appliance repair. Open maBaEinca demoted, ta It. Write now tur WraJth Ysm p«lre. each *105. Gold
y Dur own jihap. Learn home wiring; elec- freo price- UsL Commcrclp.] Unrravini; Ahaari j2,50r IpNtrrcsipng di-UIis -free.

tric mot on. vacuum Blnnien, wash***, Pi?b]ishing Company, HO North RSUe-r, Wl i lie, 525 B rtKik:i DuLLllm ft, rx a s,
.
T
etc. Conipfeto illustrated course allow*
IndLanapoha InJIanii. l r
1200 PAGE nUHtrt-tcd cnc3'olopedi3.
liow. free booklet. Pacific Tanning ut>t>KiSi -Ml iw awiM wnA ciL^pbcokGT! FOtitlMLld 12. DU. John RiliiLsotvii. 44 El^JIi
Beh wl. Ekpt, AP-2, 47(|3 WttL Flco Los r
£ Girard Rbc hc*te c 10, N. Y.
. a FLace, New EUtal a, Conn.
Angeled fl.
_ PIN-UP GLrld—Twa itE-w Hffecttons. «ach DRUNKENNESS Is a ding use whErll 10 -
FOR An eatrenuely pfafi table LLCcUmo eontalLUJig 111 gorgeous lovelies-, "interesL- pponds to- treatment. Medieat kV.LL; plim
biiiiLnefla, aperata a collection agency- ing posea," actual. pho 1 nsrrn.plv= else huntan sympatlu prpvg aucwasfuJ wLUi
credit bureau. £LiL53]y irarci-Hd. Ptco fd4er. Jurst like y<ML'd t*k\t with your llrtugr and drug eases. <fltity?ar.-i rJtpcrt^nge.
C7ciLn- A^-oyLLityfi, rflCUuy. N. Y. camera. 3jc oach seleclLon, 5 S-l. post- — Wrllft far Ira* boaickt. F. M. Neliffll,
The Kecley lpstitutt: Dwight. I1L
ISOM WORKERS.
PI M^Ls. lt£l F S3& nev- pald, uiatled In Envelope. Order 3 selec- .

RckauncLa Gampkca, IndtructSana. tions, each series, S2. receive nMket im-a- OLD. Rare and uuu^ua'l Lc-i.iir. sold and 1

till™. ;.

tl.Off. Temple, Are. B.. Bt. Peters- pLou i^LTiipi frrr.] Lja-tlr, LliLQ NurlU- exchanged. New current hooka and j-imrm
Wuit l7ih OkJahama cit e fl. rin« at bargnin prk«?. “Fre^ eatalugue.
bur g. F la.
EXCLUSIVE Perninjipn l— ould *Lart BOOKd— Fur architects, artd&ta. crafLa- Banker Bonk Co., SIC £. Brgad.w-ay Suite
^purytLbit. EiRiOae atiLUiPa. SauLll, 3-1Q2G mcn r ealleetars. Rend ter catalog. B. R. ™... Lw Angela H h Calif.
GntLdui=.-iju, Oak. Park 34. HJinoLd. Arte^afi- ft™ C6S7. ^gltlmgre Md, * il FIN-UF
Oaris 5Ce and 3o stamp; fgr-
FlN-U J
All klnd^ write. NovciLy r.tnn 12c iiilra. Selfon. 1519 aiVOT d Alt.,
PANNING Gold. Hnr vaeattoiL eki^cnaca
Btiifllw,
B.
301- A EldLrcd, Batik CTCrt n, FhlladrlplLEfl. 30, PefiPR.
or oceupaticn. Free literature on bools for
and. equipment. Old Projector,
Mich. GOHGEGUB- C5lr| photoa.. booltH. et£. 15
tH'pl liners
JpsK 1 IQ KIb. Oakland A , &*llf MACHINIST S
djarting. hardening
Mmmi Wk. lielns. shoi>
TililtlJ
I rig.
SMipm
REBINDING- We
He. Ritbard?wid. Wynruing. Fb.
HU&HHtXiMS Ornwn lu bW^. Ip^tma- £i.0ii po^tpjild. 6. A. Ksindscn, 623-45t3i
bind maaazlniH, old
Elnn.1 &0c.Sjjawti $1.DD. Gaidyu. S5S Wil- book*!. Bibles, hyninaii. Huckin-an Hind-
fit., ErunkJyji EH, N, Y, ^ry. Deal: D. N-ryrth Manchester. IiaHtai.
WJuulpefl, Manitoba.
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MECHANICALLY' Inc]]D*d"caeri QWQ — Save Manny by writing for cm-- list* i-T A HATIONAL"V3ow of Life fl.ClU. B^3|a-
jipueiai cut-rate bucks, many at Inha than inin Urhfrgft., -Ohio.
and operate general appllanca repair shop.
Oampletr. JilwtrwtAd coutte snows you 50^ al original price. Fines. Eo^ 52. 34 ART
CardK gJ g^rneous fecautles 11 lw"
Flushing. New York.
.

haW r Wcldlnr, rclilu-nmtlou, nlObax re- R^od Novelty, D^uL. PM'C. Box 24 Queexki
pair. tier. to eat bufllneafl. ate., all pLioGU
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MAGAZINES CBcLek datedl— Hsrelgn, do- VJHane S. H, V,
covered. Free llicraturcp Christy frifanLy mestic, ark. Books, booklets, subscript ’FfN-UFJL" ]«o OoTgooua altl sicbJt'cLnt
Drpt. J4P. 2S35 N. Central Am, ChLcapo. tiaiLS, plg.- upi r clt. CiqLbIox 10c rcfUcLU-
T
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Ilnge birfialn i>ari: SL.flp. Ctorcr Novelty
WELDING PiVs. Learn with 1012 i Tads ffd.J CLe^ronti'a, Qfi3 FltiL Aoe.. New Y orlc Com pinr. m-pt. 5?-DD. ntjilijs 7, N, Y,
Genoa] text manual. -Gift pages. O“or DQO Ii/tCtT ARTISTIC OlTl pictures. Real inodrls.
photos. e«p^, Waner-badc RU arwn- BEAUTIFUL FJn up girl pletitres. At- 40 photos for SI. 00 postpaid. All different,
tittr RoHartweld. Bex M-353, Troy, GULP, Lraettve poses. for El. United Aits. postcard eLEc. 0, A. Soott. P.O, Eax 3fl2r
LEA-RN Wabd ciirvLaiK. Irmlruc-imnn 'IZc, Tq kdtt, Qhta._
Tins I.owrrpr^ i CofLnjbon. Ky.
KArytng Kraft, Boa 231, CUvU, New Mae. ACTUAL Phot™ al arm? man^LLren. GORGEOUS FVill-COlgr p£h-Ub^. dlf-
"PROG Ralfllur." NifW bgnk tu-LIx ii-avf, for JrSnUEig. Sample 10ft war ferrnt tl.tKi. 160 different H.O0. Sampler
ProfltaDLe. Marlboro Houac, 1ES5 Marl- r-lamp. 205 Hill .Wn., Pe.rbraL 0 Uth r Va. ilk;. Therein Fcoc. Caralvn. San
bormigh. Dc trai t 15 . ML-chtfiaii. MRN: Girl pictiiT^.1:. variauj) kludn, £ose J0 CaLLfornla. _
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““typewriter Repairing' Original Bam pit, Lbt^. lie. Varlely. J242 Lilac FODLIF-S" t-:ir.rjilhS flftrtwms. EBES,
*OU nc r KimpEtfirnd b^TU' study. W>brr Flaee, Los AnRel^-s _M._Ca)]f. ntorEefi, lOe. AZaioue. -3C0, Lunenburg.
Typewriter M^chaok^ SdiOoE. HoK M9 h BEAUTIFUli Colored pictures-. No gnis. Mans.,
Qaborn, _Ohio :_ Lists irrr Jia x £imi. lX n-. fr. C olo.
PIN-UFS, GfflL'Keou^ atria. lull cultir,
ANNOUNCING New home stud? courBa MODERN Steam car |2.Ufl. 'Floyd bly- flamplo Exlfl and lOt ArUiur
lit rommgrdaL G-cgd "n-ld. Nearly
bzjiini;, jn-LT':: Jl i.vtH>rl lll] TtlOlor tirrniilxxik .$L fill
Fntfliir.Rwjm 1. Q07 Hrgftdwgy, Socper-
dofureiiloii praaT. Caunudu aObaal eduea- jxjkLphLi]Stu our advexUa^mcnta under yiTto id if™. ’

Tlon sufl^eleiit. Send for tree booklet H, Op- Automobilas and Motorcycles. CLFmers, ,

fKiiLunlLjr-,-. Ju the EfiLhLg JlldiBtty

,h
ftlld 2125 W. Pirn. I.oa A ngel es pal lf. SELF-ECPLA1N1NG Bible : Illuatrafcd
re^uaremeuts. NatlouaL Earing SehcaJ. VIEWCAHCJRI "
A wotted rfirular free. Eos -ilfl-F. Minneapolis.
-I) Chlfaso Minn.
1JI& Michigan Dept 34,11 Chacji g q. . . . ^rrn <-: 2Sc Baitsf action giiiLruniccd-. Aril::
TYrPE WHITER RFpatrm*n urgently Long, Fnriy-Faur, Arkansas. BOOKS, (Guta-df --print, nctf, usrri>
BOOl^ Tbnt oWx RdW ta UhdftrKiartd quSeHly supplied. Many 33e bnrriainR. Cat-
needed. Earn $10 ta £5G vrztMj npare time,
ypurs^if and ocner*. Ksy to succesa hap- alogue. 1 jRrpknwK>d h ] SBTO ^larx Ave..
!

Our caFy ta kara homo study course r

Drlrqat 3. MLch.
.

teach w
how to rrpcir typrwriten*. Write wealth. HenLih,
pdfij«a h edneAtJonal and
for fi-ut n.C4t3^i 0.11 ^ti_ Hoqslnrt Typewriter
1
I other books. Literature fTf’e. Frrgriiims,
Repair SDivlce, F.O. Bos 53510. Haustan.
I?. Trxnc.
J Hcnrv ftchlal:e
ClnelncLat! L Ohio.
SpflrJalth's. Ban R 1 3
FEBRUARY, J945 47 A
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GAMES ,\Xft j^m:kTAfNMENT LEARN VentriJag^d-Kcn,, 3n *tamn brings BRITISH CuL'ULlIlUuijh Hat frra. Whst
nil ciculfli-j. South, BUI Bigelow, P+iona, vhc do you nced.2 Johastmi’a, Consihu-
COMEDY Script* Catalog free I KieJn- Illinoi __ s hraken * Fen rift. _
25-3 l-B Jm 1 L l R-ua 0. LoCLg iHland
ii

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liici ,

2, New York. 111magician. Large proriiinbnaL" jiLiig- CUBA "R-ctaro" complete toaupruvjd «.p-
lo catalogue or latest tricks 25e. Ucland. phcacLta Binding Sk poatago. Wni. ThJcm,
TWELVE-WAY, S3 Cards, joker, *1,00 0-1 0ft North Deariwrn, Ch.katfo 3, flfl Strong Btreci, Rnchwter, N. IT. _
[ire pa id. Box 5*5. Pram, Cote,
MACIC Tricks, FU^Lm, book:;, car d*. FREE"! Et5c Worth of fiiamp; rrom out
OOOD Lue-lc midget- B tHi', pra-t-n go stump p d c l£ 1‘l beard-i Catalog LDc, Specialty, first f-pL'L'jftjj ^pptuval Mctratl-on. Foaumont
ilse, carry aLwuys. Me postpaid Gmmnr gw JH71- Bt. Lflilla L MO. Exotiauge, 2351 McFtiddm, Bean-
Publications. 3f)0B Burtkte, sun Fruncisoo
10, California,
NEW
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VanLfitilng Br-ey and e*taH>g 25e. raont. Tma

filcrilna: Magic. John R. Dgmftt Mlchi. —
3TOP Want uoicNithlFig different and
MAGIC TRICK rUZZLXS, JOKK1L
hi.
EAE4N Mr.Qcy Ld any crowd. Call name a Unusual In approvals? Kirk hi nils. 'Jjlj
WQiyELtlBS oJ KtTHHfCrt. Icl] UiUpqlttn qUffUdtii. PfLi- Farwfll. c JUG igg Jl, HL i

JOKES.Tricks, at wholesale. Jbbbeis, fesstohiLl »urue Eijjnd r^adJhE. spirit writ-

Henderson. Bos 341, Gan
flriC Picked Ma-ortUlunl DO £i. atr- .
storekeepers, pitch man, ssk-sjprn, The ing. etc.. Jl. tnaib nnd n=Vcane^, [ftr. to D. B. flppftffal
Rnnd for niTiwdina. O^lir apullcBuii. AimuLi-r Company,
rad L? nw^rpln.B Ihr- cnLintni.
]bt.
York
BfchWaiam, 237 Ea^L Ninth SL, Hew
City.
MINS, nmj CUBttESCT F. O.
SCRIBBLE A
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BOX I5a3M, Miami
lltw—’XJnltwl States
35 ,
F1 .:iti:'il
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Allm r Mystify. entertain. TTu ma^Lc FIVE
lercnl *1.00.
FurelgtL bLIlu,
Betisl,
IWEbty-Hv* dll-
25*1
Bqt 37, Ottawa. HL
prot'ala — right price, ??al i;Lce. isrr, Him
Hooka and dollar trick a wn. Dime- brings I
7! I Denver ]. ColoraJci,
doteilg. Astral On Lid. ]0UO eiriacr, Co- 35 INDIAN llfliidi nil3tcd'(l.lM. lfJurKii.n
"LIFETIME BuhiLripLLuLL 25b I Pbilali'liK:
IdOfitaiA 3. Ohio, Quartern 3Bc. 35M coms. Large EEustraxed Shopping News, ZftGBPM Rocheater. De-
MAO 1C IS flinf Send *2.ftp fnr apparatus llat. Bend 3c postnH^- Leo Gn^etiatreet, Iroit ft. Hidiiian.
Union. Mo
te 10 different startling TriLL-i.
pKrlEtirni .

WILL Fay 410. EK) eacls lor cerialn Lin- UATEM AL A 26 Different 3DC Wlfcjl
OuaratileLTl $5.00 value] Fre e, with your O^L-cital bird airmail. Approvals. E. p.
order. book e£ "IK Tricks." Etobtaliu Co. r coln pend os 1 lndlanlieadB SQ-D.0D dimes :
Johnso n-, F,Q Bn* MT, Morgism Hi ll, OalIJ
162-P West tand Ht.. Hew Y ork, $LM0,M, CutulflBde 10c, Federal Coin
EAChat Lg e, 2-r?J, CQluttibij.t, Qbirj APPftOVALB— Honest, dependable serv-
“NOVEL Trick, with" Illustrated mi, pu^ ice, United Steles. FbTclin. UoOrc-chi.
zlcs. novcIILra. only 10c. Elton Johnson,. THftEE Odm ]5c. la attstrtan bills 10c. 2fl5 AcLdFriinci, Johrt, llljnbts,
Amcm Hoad, Dall-as U. Tbxji.5. OUdf]SQ2L, BOX 4&2 Sv Loulu, Me,
K
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B,]Fi
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UNITED
"FENHY Approval* PIT spraiaHy
general collectota. Creek, Box 229. Whil-
StutiJS.
Floyd S ml tlx ME PQJIcbc, CHberlln. Oh-te.
Jovt-lffh

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sippruvAls.

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New York 53.
START A
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DiOiiLbnte, 735 Wc-st ITS,

collection,
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twenty different
M Usv, Caltf,
SPAIN, SO Dincrcnt, oikly fftc with, ap-
proval f;eliTlJ«n. ffaul Ruwdfln. &OX 2D3U.
WeRtvlUe, New Haven, Darin.

HU DIFFERENT World-wide Pic

l*K>* ill dated TndiflLi hwtd cents *1. DO. E. Wal- tarial appfbvaLb. Geiche L lft4{) N.E, Right
ten, 7 VfmlKT, Bsptnn, Mass eentti Mthoeapolls 13.
nTWTiT'TT'tl !-».*jdF j

U, S. army-navy aat 10c. IT. B. and lar-

jdL-,u prl tvllacs, 3S«. Schittr.^. Hlcti- rigri approvnlH, Yokums, Box 1537, San
woed. -Cinelnnatl. Otilo. AriLcmm fi Texan
UaGIC Env-rinpG 30c. Insert h in. pic pn^
GE T Front and pleasure Jn eulkctln U. 3. And fnrcJgU ntomp::. Rnqkvl tPl-
per— pull bul dollar bllb. A.ilnn.ljsti ymit
Magic Mart-, 1423 Palau, San old coins. Bend lUc lor ne-pago lHuatruted cludea jiLriUbJL, eommemaratlves. idctarL
friends
PranedKO 21, Calif.
ecln oatalcn. You'll bo delighted with it.
Send for it nt*w. B. Mas Mrhl, 37fl Mohl
—
ala 3c. Appro-vaia. -Snuth r 2U7-A &lh
ATtntWp RgbcIIo. N. J.
MAGIC LJquld transfers picinrea on fuh- Bldg., F«rt Wcrtfa, Texaa. Largest rai* “
FRE^^ZanzL'har'* {Jqfcilee™ Abjaloia "
nrwwpaiscTS. etc., to handktrchlcla. rain establishment la tl. S. Established
dal]), ]iu,per, LatiiiUiJun. 50c bottle, 3 ycatx.
{alr> plus world wide paoket. Send Ac
31.10 -astp n No stamps. NaRonnE Bp«- lioalage, handling. Regent gtamp C'-lj-jii -
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Manaaquan W. J.
TRADE, Bay. ifclE U. 6. dolm, furdgn l£iny,^ 33CI Flatbuih Hmc.. Brooklyn IT.
rifi 'f .
folrL ..HbitIs, Box. artl, BeatU* 14. Wash.
WORLD'S Largcat prototelonal maate COMMEMORATIVE |^S. Columhua. 60 DIFF U, 6, muswr
Includra "ram"
chap few-ps yoa Jp touch with latest tricka. Gtcnc Mountain.. 1'csas. Cleveland. *1.50 toebLorutjvca. bigber values., airman. Lftr
To receive mailJiis.t aestd Me for n«T*r rM- each. no#. UlualmU’d eatnl<jsue 3(Vc. Charlii* Bums, 3547 2£Eh gt., Antoriiu t,
aHw Holden.. HO w. 42n d flL. Hew York.
.
Norms n Shultz. Salt Luke, Plait. H. Y
BEND »c For *1 "to" 'worth nf "ntiii[L-E
FREE! Large Illustrated price LLst of
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tL:lG Btamu f U.’B. cauimemu-

incks Jind ]abnr| C-Ataldg, Ball ^inaPC com albums, coin book'd nnd other eup-
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CbrapnnJ;, 407 DTaadwELy. ^OTitrrriiUc 44.

nMvc Rhnroi'Als, Wcnlgman. 19D3 Sum-
[Hjmj; far gdlil eGtlc-Liur:; JinuL'i ]-t.i nciall. merdila Chic* go.
Miss. _ _ 34 3 Sou Us DearlKi l li. Chicago 4. Illinois.
,

TRICKY Match bos. It tuim" aroundt

5H)-bO Cat. U. S., lorpJjjm., tor apilr
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QUICK Service: r^RdOViablu prices. Unit- iL.ftO. Fella. 3D01 Lalayette. Oinaha £
It
uncnnnF
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'C-iLLi

to
i
; and It PPenn. most ^Olrd.
itpl
magic novelty trick, complete,
do. Ko, Mag^C Gliop. HcJ-M
ed
I DC.
cnt«]4w ]6c,
States Forman catalog
Beft'U Ci>i b CilJb pally, 72 Went Wash-
Nobr. r

dNrJ'WEJ Stairs heat- ndJituioi »e lb."

^
Lngtcn. Chicago a. III li-djs
KieiaiiTfttoft
QUALITY
Ave..
MbglC
Iggis^ PfVt
Ptnw.
pto-KlttCtf l&flT.
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FREE Foreign coin, bflntnote and coin

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Cacuidn 9&c. MLsiipn, t$i2 North RacLnc.
Chicago.
fudL-iltiiiiil eatal&am. 5 lor 31. DO. TSaayer'.i.
MUccters illustrated estalbn to annrnral 1,500 ALL- WORLD. Lai^i; var^ts, SL
service applicants. Send 3c pobtage. T:i r,-
F.d Box ltB5. WliAhlre-LaBifa BtatJon. hum Coi nco . gpT|q gac-ld-3^ -~. ^tasg MDrions OuUei, Rot, Marshall, Paterson
LOi Anpld j*. Calif. i

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FR-EE ATba^ing new pocket trick. Pre-

I MAY
Have Just the raarae U. S. catna FREE BoJiVlai mm.
iiod pontage -^rt to
paid; to you Jnr lb.p- aj.kmg- Df-"Kr-^ Cam- TOU want. 3cud irtr “Mftft me by mt ^tribuii Bimrxtval tippLLezuL. Dnlin, :u
htall." William 31. Ken-worthy, WaterriUe,
Fa rk How. New York
pany. 742 Mart-ct Strsut, San FriSndarn, Mo n p 7. 1M
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Mmorali .
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m PAGES Speeim oherh. all United
TEN FrofeHaloLial til clu with aqulpinchc Status, free. Pontage So. Spencer Ander-
3D. INI Ten amateur LrLekd *2.00. Magic I WILL Pjlj HD0.00 eaetii Ibi 1921 Ic S on. sk Knsaau. New York City 7,
package 3Bc. Maple Den, $ilFM ?JPf, green Franklla atempa, rotary perforated PICTORIAL Fnrdgn variety packet, 35
SL Louie. MO. eleven {up to 3l.ftOD.OQ each unused 1. Ecnd dsiToxGiit IdC L'.li Snntharr^t
UidilY LEIustratrdi folder shoe- Stojand, Box 117, Long Beach 1. CaLh^
ing atddzltig prices paid. Veriida Bakef, Mmntmantrvct. T5 dIOrrcnt, iie
(FM-iai. yria. Ohio. m U,
Crystal
S-.
Stamp Cn ,
Racine, wta.
STAMP COLLECTING DO DIFFERENT France and colomea 20u
FINE Approvals, freshly mounted. Fast. with apprnvgjg. Howard Pii^Li, ms uniDL H
W&tihal Service. Tall mt what cmmLrl ns Warren, ObJ*>.
you prefer and I'll send their ebamps. INVESTORS —New Jtsues, big dla-coubCh.
Stinurr. 3lA East Occao. Long Beach a, Foi ls. 3fthl Lafayette. Omaha 2 Nebr. .

CfllJl -
'STAMPS From 40 countrEcft, includinii FLAG Sell Ahd 5d dlJIerent unrd ocm-
FLU Be. No I approvals. ELmjzj, Dowling
nur . Loa Angeles 5 3.
—
jnemoratlves $1.00. ItedelibEit, 1215 Gard-
Green. Ohio.
a TfilCKiS You c-n li do!
r- ri Douglas’ Ia- If. 5. And Faftign staenpa an [ifiprnva?, 60 TilFFERENT U. S- rammemorgtlyos
mbus ratkl^ bf ftftfl tricks. now only IDc. SncJudinr tabiQUa Atrtrritinn. CnlumbLan.
Rudolph Feckinpaugh. 21 IB CollSnawmid. Army, Navy, hinges, approval*,
America's service <ra ranxic for
fa.-,r liM L
T^jeds a,_Qtij_o._
all 25r.
hoefcet. parlor. stage. profedalojiul ama- Ray Sovanf, 200 East 2d Avo.. Cheyenne,
teur. Dnng*pj Magic Shop. Bos 271. Dal- POSITfviGLY Greatest free offer—Lnt- Wyofnibk.
ian. Tessa. mt Sralt'i UaternalEbnul S&.flO Stump Al-
AMAZE Evecroci*. Answer unspoken SB.ftOU
—
bina rcrechig entire
illustrated,
world,
descriptive
e&ntaln^
snaces;
ABYSSINIA-ETHIOFIA 30 Vat. for
$1.00. ALE OrigLctaLS. From the werld'r
quraUrm.1 Prnte£Rl(ina| M pifl best stock of this dlfflmlr. country. Expen-
;.p** starve" I
SrOtfii 1945 Stobdard *5.00 ^ptalngu-L'S
mind oading act, £1.00. Maslcal Euter-
l

Ih-UPfl, BOS 113-F, l^ViTlIK. Mini.

"Philately’s En^clopwdla” absolutely — com mrnlK on ynur fthynsjnip
mtia. NtW EnwUind Sterma Co.,
rallcctlCTi
EsC. ISM.
free to applicants lor forelim appriiir-ahi
Tl PramJGld, Bmton Mm*.
NEW Simplified: card tricks AjmaaLriB
I I
becoming customers, FSvmouth. A-ft, BeU r
6,

*vli -a-pckJn? bii i

EMWtnald- -TuPie* CP-hfurciui, ID DIFFERENT U. B. airmails 10e. Ap-

W. Roundcrei!, . I u- 1 L- SLr NLVcf FREE Mint set Complete set ol 5 trrint
ptotoIs. Wanesuttu Stump Co., Box IMS.
I

]>hanoLL free to serlouA collectors request- Fraylftenr^ L, R T

ing British- Colonics and attractive general RUSSIA! Complete subway set 25t-
48 A POPULAR MECHANICS aonr-ovn Is of moderate prices.
WLbnn. 231 Norih A
Glen D.
GLt^pL. Tampa ft, Flu.
Many others. Naumkeag Stamp, Newton
Lower Fail? #3 M^x. .

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HUrtELYE E lurry!: United State* and AIRMAILS, LUO Dmereht «S.D«. 20U dlf- 114 DIFFERENT Stamps from far awjiy
collec t ions coriiil&tlnj <*F 3Uci diiTf-r- leteLit $3.05, PaltJrA, 2664 CDPjCOQJSO. NuU' CCdhtHaa iJiChLidln^ OltbiAil and Free
uileicmnEKV only 35c. Price ltat nf collce- York sa. Fighting French to approval appUcuhL;
[JOH specials Included Erg-iLicr Stump, FREE Stajupa will approvala. Itnbefl far j oc, Reich Btamp Co., A647 Ktnmore.
1697 BrnridVfflj Nrw Yn rL ]!>..
Bmim, Ml Martel, McKmpoft, Feona
i

Chl-ca a n 40, Dnj> L jg.

'
SPECTACULAR Approval HfCtSOf? Ivt eh!- V. S- Appr*Va.Lx. Select COodd-, ustd— SPECI AL—Airmoj!" 'SI dllFcnml. 3n- .

tectcre using InUTnntional Junior or Mod* BiEiit, HJA«abary BtaEapa, Weat Bmita, Vi. cludibi; zepthlln. ty|aaigl«. L«LUi-AnLryicb,
Cjn jOblLti™ Iwff y. Ab er deen, Maryland. 5c with approvala. Contlnentai Co.. tlhpL.
SENSATIONAL^ paclMt 375 BJ. Eo-< Uv)6._New Rochelle, H ew Tort
TOP Prices tar collections to iSUblk stnmpH gff pflper; ]Q0 diuerrnt C* had ft.
FcITfl, 3901 Ti=U*TC-ILH , l CmnJ.hu S, Kcbr. 50 Brltlall EciipLfea, LOO CAciAdlAjj
lortiJCI,
U S. Pa-Jte Hal. Suaad E^L^iee- BCohlcy
b/^cancelH. All for one QIMwoa. Ifl-P Park Row. New York.
FREE! Sensationally inters Mns nasHiry dollar (Jn bill i. If
savins stamp magazine. Fhll-nuUsL Aber- bjr mon-pyorde: add 15 cents. No approv- WORLD'S Largest dLamond and trian-
deen. _ Ma ryland- nU. Stamp Shop. 2«0 Los-an, Wlnnapea, gle jsiumjxi, free ^tamp munnzlnti. scamps
liMfl Can ada, fiuEii nghtLAg Free French, 20 stamjjj from
BRAZIL 50 Ditlcrent Slie. Approvalo. . .

20 dlfTcrene countTleB, pictorials, alruiaib,

Rcidcnbnch, Lexington At^ h Tray, New NOTICE: 1 hs-vo a good supply g! for-
b:? targain. Oo wLIb approvals. ' Capital
York oian stamp*, bcTEvr th-an nveraie oondl-
A
Slampei, Depl. 2, Little Kqrk, AflL
of paper.
?W MIXED
Beldep. 1131
Foreign
IntemU, New York
5 Qcl IHu— H.M
5ft.
r
tl4wi,
Al 25C lliir
funrsnteed.
ftL^e Will sell in ml^iurc
ICQ. fll.IM tKl* Slid. yullKfqatjcn
Sgt. Karr licah, MB, NOB,
1M DIFFERENT
Jacetmen, 59 Naglo Ave-. Neur
]Dc With mEnE
an
York 3*.
FREE—Your cfcoLte
our msrl U. a. approval sclectUm, IIHls-
any IQ ilainjii from Krj WP IciTl^ a.
r^t- Mew York.
CAFAMPAt Ocrfcuus dilbcrta. oddish EXTRAORDINARY coUkUoii Flctortnl
i rated list Included. CosmepoLltnn Stamp
Go., 1157 Broad wy, Depl E; NnW York. SuJticuOiLMJe wii.ii — npprovs-LsI SaToom, — iqeriu, SnuLheru Rhodesia. Dutch In-
Valley Stream. H. Y. die*,. Martinique, Newfoundland. FhJLIu-
SCARCE b*. 8, seconds. Approval*, SCARCE ru-Ua.da birolor-rd si] vor" lubllec
plnes. PctUs Rico. St. Pierr* and Miquelon.
SlLiftitlY tltfeellve, bargain priced- TS^rii- DjibouLI. Senegal, Ceylon, JtiKLnlavEiL,
5-51 CLLbLOii. H etfark 6, N. J.
Stamp. MacArinur 3 Lu iei j I
Ir-u-m AuAtralta, Ivory Coast. Mad&gaaoar r Heunion. Wallis
Abyssjulsn vlld elopHant i.-zuv. pLn:*. liAat and t'lrtuno.. Everythtox only 6e. Imperhiil
ALBUMS, CoLLceLLdcu-, \vholcaaiu and Jab 4f gthvni from New Cal-udonla, Indo-r Slum ps, Bom Yonkers M Y.
alio st&mpd on approval, rkcigwLn 311, 1, .
lots,
tTuanpnm-. \r Lr.ofnnd. H. Ju
ClsSna, Rjj-'.lo, ,
Cuba, Wallis a FUiuna, "*
2 DIFFERENT b6l'eu‘]m~ ncl iscl ins 1

l:Olii
.

Dutch Didl-ee, China, Philippine-.';. 1

Me,
:lj AIRMAILS
< ienrnc
— Dandy appro
DJVlS. Webster. MBM
vftia.
.
list only :tr
nacti't ttst free
to approval AppUcaiiL*;.
M-oUiuon BLaibp Service.
Um dime iDC-moratL ve*,
nl? 3c te approval biucrw.
ctiarltSes, airmail seta,
We buy «]-
ete.,

Radircr Al»mp Co..

I

iru. p ^ pr, Jeellgrvf. Mllwautrc J.

LOW United State* sp'pr ovals,
Priced La^r-onoa. Mats.
Wla.
aicger. 1I$E Down inff. Denver 3. Colo rado. ™nm¥t*LM”MlitClJ 04 cl 55 dUTertnt
FREE! Thu Staiup Finder Send today
SPAIN—f7ve lane airmans. Bend Iflc. hlfcnt Hsmcnf-moratlvoa
very fltw iih- in
1

mtLtftd rendition from for ih* big new edition, fully ILUtMatvd.
Approvals. Buchanan, 3Q7 East 33rd r New &3G to I93B. F^lce 1
uneblinff ybu iiinLantly tg ideriMfj ftll dlf-
York. only 52. W
?vLLb your r^aqcJt fgr UClLtCd
nculL siamp*! Also Due packet airange,
States jpproVAM. Fort Orangr- #LanLpri\
WHAT Have JrnU tp ntter* A COLLflcUoP? Albany. Ne York. w fawinnUng fr-om BcsoJa-Hcrficgo-
A J
'Bhoe box'' weum-.il ml ah? Anythin* Let vlaa, Monaco, rutlala, Cypruc, etc.. Ip-
a lamps.. We urgently nesd i±l lm l Spat LOW Priced U. S. asM37uviiLh. Poxlaar? eluding mans. ship*, anlmak and strange
cjwh paid. Cosmatiflidtan Stamp Co., 145T bald bg'h- ways. Salaer Btaruu C*,, 303 ^PfhLJs. Io pppravaL a]>phcan^*
All free
Bioatforay,. fTim cii agon -rci. New York .
E. Hurier Si Hi Po-u l Minn. .
_ hncloaing postage. QarceLon Siatup
3c
a si .inp iiiiniirnl ond general atasupa^ FH-KF. it, nirforent U. fl. combsemoraltve Compan y. Box ano, CiiaLa. Mai nc.
ifiutil cU fl 2c, Approval.v EC am -
clium-jnd. iiiafcupt-
to- anyone sn-nd p F 3C postage. I LCOfl MIXED U. B, old" (uad'^'fipw 35c.
olbt, 2354-31 Avenue, San PnattKo- 16 h
California,
Benjamlu Bren, SlAttOn A.Bc-tc 141 Man-
CTMtsr CGun. .
,
3 11a- .06. H
eatherh y, Medina. Ohio.
FREE! Complete - Uni ltd Statca" slump
W _
UNITED States MO. 221 r NOl WO, m, FORFITON
Eranddan.
Appro-Villi. Fairly priord,
1^13 - 3rd AY^. Bo., MLnneap-
catalog with l.QPfl hl]iLEtrat£on*l Bend I Do
to caver mailing. Co., 137 Hams *
3S3., Ng, 3W_ No. U01 (jJlLniLh, No. 614
{ mint J. Kg, 4W, No. Hi, Iff*. 759, No. 632. pJli 4, Minn, __
Transit Build! hn BhHlun, Ma^.%. 1

Send 50e. ApurOvnLi luicgjqpanr. WhltotL- MOSA^ibi-ftVh' Triangles, four uouied PENNY Apuiuvab, Thai nalifilyl Nell
StiTiiPB. Mgnntt 4, ConneeUenl, Hlfl wltEk Anpr^-aLv Varps Stump*, Ha- Oionbi Lg. Box 5411-F r PtiLladelidlia 43.
OPPORTUNITY! New L'.slh: scrvldfl at clue, wbimihL ^enna-
cist pl.ua fcnall eommlsaHHi. aDruw \is new 25 f>EFF. Finland fic with i
J{i >. 1c afi- Dr. Ai,KH& -WbOlHl* List. P«tit« :u'.
nr-r-pK are sent Ln complete
ae-.i aj iaarued. provaBs. Curroll'a. 745A W. 45th. Lot Frank, 5D31 QiLuum.beLTy, BaitiKiuru !.
Send Ibg fen: n*W
Haiti Issue. Evden 4. Angriw 37. Cali f. Md.
TUlX 396, Niagara Falla N, Y, __ ,
EKcHa NO t: Your dupiscat* aiaiojH, Dr- FOMNr> UTiEHctN-fl U. ^ and lorelkn ml s .

NOVA Scot:a, acarnr ISfia Lbbu*, ODlT 10c txlii free. C. fllshqp. R*uie B r Kala iSULEOa lure cn:iLui[Llriw thousands sUmpr. 1 1 LHJ. .

to nerLoua approval aiiplioan^, HiohJird flB,MJ^li Ucaij. 5 lbs. only £1.56. Lougacre Shop, 106 Wuul
Haubr|eii, ggqtg 3 r Wlwnti^ Kmaa^ 55 DIFFERENT LflUn AJU&Tlca—25fi, 42nd. N ew York City.
STAMPS Priced (4 -sp-tisfr. Ask for cur Kortneast, H oi 6fllB, mo. 3.LKJD OraSBAGS lJk finch. £ dillerent
3ui*r approval Oartalmt, P.p r<-rf-ncng TRIANGLES MnuunbLnue airmail - — 1
£1,
25c.
Bpeclal
Zandy. _BM_ Blngaman. Reading. Fa.
baga, Fr&i; Preach Lnchid^l
silcaar Kd*in F. BubuIE. IITj Eoat Moiit- cmumcmurAaves, British Empire rammem-
auOiiTjf 3t,, Johnstown. How Yorlr__ " SMOKY Mountain oommopsort-tlvu shout,
CTativte Jicarw U. 3. liitfluir vhIlhs, bo-
SUPPR SprcLai— United Statu poetet ha wyxA approval i^qUrst.
tot. IQc. with largest U. S. atwiLu issued, and 33 U S.
52 Alt dtlTrre-.nl lucludlns scarce Olympic neuter. 6LI-C WrsC 4 0th. Lot Angel es 97. Ineludlrur coEuibomoraUvu. ). altfaell, 1
rev-
enues. etc. Catalogs Tic—To approval op-
iajpas All £dt lu gents to aerLoua
L^jtie. HAWAH-^Thrra rare " old Ra'(eaLtqn pI-LranL; fat 5e. Curhun Stamp ComnnUY.
appravaE applieatiLA. Detroit, PvUae? Co,
notTOjt 2L. MLChltfan.
hlaiups. only
Stamps. BOX
3 0c -wilh npprorat?.
4t)43.
Calif. Lw
Angi^lrj
Western Gloucester. abh. M .

FREE! ~ Canadian eeta, royaL

FRECANCELS Wanted
crtpjtLiaratLvra m rxchanjc.
fPr caali qr rnru-
CariwntoiTa
SCARCE IB95 U. 3. Humer iaeal car- — Qedtb^ VI, OeurEe V. curoLiaEInn,,
vlalt.
lubllrr'
rier *1amu Rated at 15c. Also CosLri R,|ea
M m^L. Umh. altiera. to approval applicant*. EaiaLgo.
Sbarop Co.,
5D DIFFEIt-ENT Europe fla w\\U appro '- 1
.
No. 65 liwled at 4Ce. linth Bent free te ap-
proval buyers sendLiiE 3c parage, ptadon
Box
WEEKLY $himp
t-M. 3«lj& OrppEfi. 5. J.
11

Mmraiinc. Weeks. H
__
nls. Oana 1 135 East 67 Pla ce, CK Icheo-21, a tamps. lilt-M LJalio, Toleda a L Oh io. Sta mp Journal. Kalamazoo. Mich.
.

25c.
272 DEFFEHENT tj. 3. Com mrigoTAtJ ^-ca. 'THE Beat" UfULVd'S! air ^ nnrl Philip- — 1

CANADA 160 DLffcrubl 25t —

Lists free- HendeiMP, 5fl2-72hd St,. plnr- Island approvals. Larcea-t varieties.
alL countilcE. Lists. Victoria Stamp Co..
:i i
: 1 1. :

Bradklyri SB, W, Y, * America/ a IcWesl ncllmq lUiCCS. S-Lcuin Land-r-n, 4 Ciihad n-

CCbhPftny. Allen. Alhmar j. New Xvrlt. _
(

FrKSjsLY tfwritcc approvaie for ifcn- Caymah

era| eotle^rnri:, PtigrniK Stamp Cq.„ Dept, B ATTRACTIVE Airmaila 3c, WiUl ftp- FREE! Leeward Lh,, I*.. Turks
JM, 33Q Wfeit 44Eh, Nc* York, gWjj and Hsta. OayeHM.. Krnwhfl. WLs. and CaLcoa ptua 60 dlftcftail lulnt Qeo. VI
coronation nrolcr s?annis. to approval
FIFTY Canadian. Newfoundland, lD- TUftPLK CalVos., OfCELiida, ScycbflU^s bervloe uhspLIlUiiLi -iiindLcLC 3r noHlaEC.
eLudlnE earliea, MmnmAntlvoa. I (ta. Dotoiidni, Caymnn^S eWTYthlBi 2c with TllLjUlILi aiaiiL|ieo. EprLhijineldT.aD, Mm.
^jpproval-S. RHM'de. ^96 G uirar d, 'rgront*. appro'.olb. ViltlnK. CUhton flt.,
56DIF^EREITF" Dnlied B'tates 5c WLth
”
BPEOIAL Allvurij' free. Tkp Unitod Btatu Bro oklyn. N. Y. approva]?. Bookman. Bex II5-M. MapLu-
flag arrloa for twelve? overrun cnEienn la KOWIE-E-EI A ban-Ml g( fun For cisly WdixS. N. J.
the moat unique,rricuirlciible. Impressive, a dime, 6ou UoRed States— aliaulutcly un-
and beautilu.1 set ot etaiuiu ever Lssucd. picked and LUbfbrt?d -jq^t h* received STAMPS Sent on approval, outetandlnfl
!t fpirkr crt*?s fer a ^pe-cial albujn wortiy from rhurch mlsilons. Many vnrLe+lf* in-
qbahLy. Itm' prltr-s. Fred HcrkbCTf. iSl
4sl Lt, iued fius s'c Haw PuSLLabed. IL’a a cluding Large CommemajaLlven. nSroialL';
ObL ElmhTLTJi, ill
Ti’rv tiro allmm of 31 pages. Cover dc- high d^nominaticjia up |g jr. otn s^atupr CTflTETD States approvalH complete cov-
rslFncd by a famq-i? artiflt. Ars-an&c:gr nt dom blRgMC pa-ClfSgt
r, -of Len— and YOU ern-gi. fine: quail ty, BttrHOtlTp price*,
1
aem-
artutic and praellcil, tclUdir thaTdstoTy might bd AHiraf'thUaK Cl Vahiablr! rsellv loole Staibp*. But 436, CtocnmcL Q-rurr,
of c-aclt Honored nation.
carc n pn rova L applicants.
It la Fr^o to atn- — Price only 13c to .soHoum approval service
upnLi can in Money bs-ct If nai dflJiBhtf’d.
Floridan
JUit EOnd IOC ’
lor maJLLruc expeaiia, nn.d ante whether IlluarrfllL'dbarauin iLKtu with ench wdr-r. "io 'DIFFERENT BLatr^ Ldc' Ubl Led
you Ofslre approvals of the malted Mystic Stamp Company. DnsNiMment 50. Pripclht free. Saroda. Mich. SrUmbmi,
or forclRii KinmTw or both. ApproviE Head- Cajn-qtm, NfW i grft. DANDY Dnstofl B(atH aperpTAllr Wrlle
quaTLeCii. GLubUa
F_Diirth Avia.. Mew Yor k
Stamp
C3t y_IO, Dept. 3fll,
CampapF, 354 2Q DIFFERENT— 30 DifT-i^cnt countries, liq rand lately
SI.
Sullivan, ffndlcotE Arcadu,
Pa ul, Mt nELra ota
3n, approval*. A.B.C. Stamps, 'J3L9-F .

FRESHLY Mounted approval.*! Diont. Mlraanar, Lda Ahjrrlr* 4. Ca I II. FREE Western Il ciblaphum packet,
I

317* wa _^nd. MElvraukoe 14, Wli. PcstiLKe 3c, Owens. 56fl Welsh. Bay City,
19th CENTUIUY S. cactmrnu.
1J. Civil
Michigan
BEDSNNtJHy HeautlluE Brltiib Cdcmiti Wav rr^eniws. 56 And
bftttlslilp Aid
.

and AtnitlL America on approval. THOO. atampi free io IT. S.

ppprgTfll ipplicmiita. PREP RrltLsh Empire packet. Foatag^
!

fitryehS BOX 3755 KerctLrVjit Station De- Btempe. 196- C Braadway

tfOlt IS^JMUch.
Metropolitan 3C. WJ Ilian LS. 6H6 Ar rijer H a y City, Mich
Heir Yarb. __ FREE! Pgpy Express set rfacalmlletl.
WORLD
irTrfrtmi'jd
WLdr ipprfl-vaii j;«it on request.
please. Jll&h Alrxih, Be* 1-11, PUr
itt-it
Bid-I
—Pick 25c worth bl nlampA fTnin
5. opprpval sciccUon. Approx-
Postage 3C. Roberta, 404 Bullring. LLay
If. Cily. Michigan-
Racine. w ibcodbJil imitet? LM fliaibjia t* chwpc frwn. Excel- EXCELLENT PdCIerlsI approval*, Rea-
awDlf’F'KH-ENT, Tncludlng Sudan, Pec- lent value. Na PlillgaiLon tg bur. List* sonably priced. Crown Stamp Cennpany.
K|q. fUnm, SOc to app^val flpplltanEa. L. illu^tratlnE the moat popLilov U. R.
—at prLces van gun uuord—WILL be Includ- Bn* 2H3. Tqrgptb, Canada.
HiitfUf, 319 Bi' llry'h.l i. Ni-wa rk Qhl-P.
L
ed. Don't mlfia: this opiiortunlb'E wnte
FREE U. 5. PI'LCe liRt Pik*Lj^c 2f Milk today. S. C. Engel COL. Park HaX, New M FEBRUARY, 94 S 4SA
Hn-nna. - Mil Avenue, FittsSJurgl*. Pa. Yn rk City., 1
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WOW I iiuu'j WoKh of tun for onlx OIL CulurLiLif ijliuEDprii^hlin a lancLEUil tLp
tmbby or tiTufU Lip iiiL .L:iK5M. Lcu.ru. -P-t
i
FKfiBi Send m'^Atlre. thin id lot beau*
Hie 3 0410 Icicled Untuned And ii
fc
bUiLl4x5 luilargrjiLEiil, (SLaraD Appreciat-
unpicked iiMfly oti bits ol paper) ]uss borne. Easy slmpllIlDd mechod. Send to ed). 10 sparkling prlnta, 2 HttllrWAd cn-
*j reeuivtid from Itle Cliuxen nfcL&SLOfL? Add 2ret kid prmatdon. Natlbnal Fboto Color- larEcmcnls from mil or nsuaflTeu 2k,
other toesrcea, AErlca. (do. Amenon. Alcv ing School, 1313 Michigan, Di.pt. 31 31, Lffctuno Studiw, DcpL A-G3U, Dei MoLnca,
ltbIib. Ghana, Philippine. Hatch Indies. ChJcagP &. ni. law.
iiELd 4i bm cauntrlea are represented. 3n-
I l*
"BIO Bertha" telcphalb cjmiEra easfS BIGGEST Valu^ Hi 25 mm, flnlih- jug
uhtdes a few commcmorat-liro, n-LmnaiK fcnade. TrlflLnic enfil, tibJcctq milts flway lng today. 35 exposure Rim grain lUn 1

and stamps CLLtiiloiirtK HP tb 2k Of IhCT-C tihotograph eldse np. DJu tshatp o^Lurea,
.i bnlurcemr-ni^; decided, caibOiiud mArglsk
,^

each! The blggiSL ^scirage et lun in Telephoto Iguh and in 1-; ructions S2.0O. In- Und qgie, Eighteen c^pgsures 'tObi 16 ex-
siauatHlom— and. you might find rH>mu thing structions: alone 10c. CarL Jnrr.er, Manor- p enure ihplJtH 5&C-; 25 eXpOtnt-E rnlancM 3ftb.
resit? valuable I
Price only 10 c in aarleos vm*. N. Y, Spcck&l: return ans ad with 62.QD and we
approval (pplltanLa! Mcne? back J1 not
deltifEicecl. Jamestown atsnnD Go.. Dept. EULAHOEEtE Build yi^ur dwp, Kit of — will send five 35 ctepofutb reloadi.
luaLltrs.
Fre«
6 e-xgcHi jre rolls in hrn.ii til ’ll.
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debkled contact finish wJili etnboKHed v. ide
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showing ho # to makp brilcr plcturM pn
earn meney, AmurJean Fhotography. 1.1b
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wEre for prompt cash oner. Over 39 years
of dependability Inaure* hoaqoiablL- d^al- matlra. ReAding. f mm
kng?. hu-™ Cumuri Company. 17ft West PROJECT' BlatA-wilHr movies. Slid es in
WANTED: did el Bare l to cords, Write M&dison_Btreet. ChhaLgp. Illinois. JulL color. ScnBBtlenal! Unbelievable?
C h-p Flea Bray, EasL Bungcnr, Ftmtm. Cienulruj- B-Irch-Fictd Ulscopo Kat Ibr es-
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E I LLcLoto-.
Holl-vnoud. Latii Turner, Ann Sheridan, 35MM, Suund flStrw, Rv^onnbk. BtAJAPfl
HOBBY-HAVEN
Magazine. 3 jk Issues" r-E£. 12 diflerent Sl.M. 35 dltferent H.0D. lor Lla u. Merle Fllma, SiH-lugfirld. I t l.
BE e. Dwight. Yp-Ellantl Mich.
HaE-Mfier, . Foynuu^Jfla Lorlmer. BroohlyTi 33. N, V. 25MM, K-llmi films. Fcatums—shorts.
MINERAL " Stria ” Large > peclmcn-v,
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fUHlLch p]flte r dreCTlphon. 2D sp^dmeiVS 35e, t'hrpo Sl.pi>. Hel^chllng. 4 11 Dnnnlng, MOVIE
ProjRcLQT* bought and. -sold, Ll*t
J2.M. 2V specimens it. 35. P^tpiiJd. Kl-iI- Sail A I O pi p 4. Tf s as_, 10c. United. 23M--A LdWrertCje, TdIkIp, O,
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U. £.. Canada, Alaafca, Hawaiian. airline*, pjspm-t. Iowa._
Fost-al reserves your Ml. Air-Age, Bl>^ lft!3 catalog— d ftamp. Auflct.
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BIO Money for your spore time bp Start- Made from photograph. O-ummcd, p^r- Ynrlc.
ing a hobOy chib locally Ln nDlItniinn WtCh fonuod. tor staLloiuety. ett r Lang, IdlT 10MM, UsmcI -muTiEl film. SE.aa p»ril-
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W. 42 t)d St., NcW Y ork
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MV, fifll, irade. List of oota-
BEAUTIFUL Oil CbEutE-d onEarrvmcaLn, plete subjects uj^oli rHLUeat. BLaektLuwle
l-OOL'B Q-oEd—From Lmiourt gold camp. Your negatives: UxlP. $2. V0: llxli, £3. 5ft. Film " bflit FMIft. Davenport. Iuwil
Hie l sample.
jjt Abo mineral specimens Flcm photo S0c cair-n. ypcciijr colon-.
BARGAINS III Iftniui. hound mint, iho-
SL'oni famous- Local mines. Martin's Snap Huy we raft, 5M Jjh. Wmhlnatrta
ii I. P. O.
Jectori;. supplies for outright aule. Hent-
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Developed and B beautlfu.1 on- uls k Harris, West 43nd Stiect, New
COLLECTOEiSI Exclsaiure dLipUcates. ImREcnenta 2 to S Uld« larger. D^ckc-lud York
Stomp brings particulars. Bus 2lM* Dni-
ver ip Lrp]Q|-BjdCL coin.
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edge hjgn gloss. Any 3 cxnwure it II 25e
13 «- 55c— IV c*, 5&C— M cX. ll.HD.
3MM.-HMM.
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Ruj^tfnt enlargement Ho each. Alden f^amulL' IUol l Do). Pairkwav Exthnniir,
lob JEWELRY Btonea removed irccna
nun*, eta-lhrai 13 an to 13.10. Lowe's. Fh otpa. As lor £ ta.. Boste n ^3. Mm._ I&H3 Unibn Street. Rrobklyn. flew York.
O-UaKaNTETD Frw.h jildvIij him Thies
FP* 411. ^t. Lduia I, Mflu ENLAFOllMeKFs. Eight frnni EirUf-
aptmLj double &mm. *3.43! Six npoalu xln-
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Robert Renahaw. Jr., F.O. Bos 41B, Cliua- : Snim. roc Unlvex cameras, $3.5ft!
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ter. Frpnn.
rroccsslng frcrl (Limit eJx eaeh typt.J
UNUSED Ma tell book covers. 100 nil FHD>-F-aiiEOPfAL. BK 10 Copy Ot
Xl.th) dr-pnsil on r-^d. State make of cum-
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ifm. Eai-B, 4D2B Bruudway. Kli n;-ia.T Cliy - t
St ,on, Frcr LLst. CliarJes Edelman. 13 UC [ifle: Ooldtone JkrjLKhed St.OR. Arden Btu- Mlawtrl.
kii.it &4. Cit VuJanO 3. ftlno.
dioa. rranklli n Park. IU l noLa.
SOUND^GlkiLt Bonn.. 1 I3LHL. 35mm,
gjTOAj AND FIIOTO SLFFl.lKia
YQDH FbOtOgrapha beautifully pL 1- 3 i:li
Eo^ight eold. Frro Lists.— Sample 10c.
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OTtd. Any sUc- iiftc each. Two for £ 1.0ft, FnTBjiiunnl Fil am. ic^, Monmouth, 111 m .

FHOTO Folder biirRulru. ALL tlses 1'hirnihrr Kriney, ftgodcll. lo^’g

OrdrT yeur Introductory Msort- 6-3 EXPOSUlv-K Rollfl d«velqp*tl and mi-
MOVIk Amuinami Onr club plan en-
Btockcd. IJtlm you Eu reL> lviL frrr. 8mm. and E-flirUil. ,

ment 1ndaiJ S6.M worth— SS.Pti; $H CIO ]Atged tnuinuLDth site 2 dc, Reprints 3 cl film iLUbjeclJI. Latvia relc-mics el war pLr
wrih — llft.H0.
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tCaaJa.) Foot ^erylce, Pan- Tfiril ty Fhotffli. Boa 4fl r BoiiHi QAta, Cmhf. turn, HMncdi£3, flEMifta. and other thrllLn,
American Fre?^ FM fitt n AnlnnUti R. Tea i i .
GO REPRINTS SI. 0ft. BuhUifban BtudJo, Send for free Iht of titles and club plan.
SC'OOFI CaruersH Candid tytw: Ster- PM 2, Kin Krncl. R ockford, llllnoiB. Mdit.r 5fEVLi« Club, lii-pL. P.MJ, 4ilQ W.
ling cuxarTkF, Snapshot nj:d ILdlo cSpO- ROLt-S nevMopcd, 3 prints each nega-" ;
Hat A UtLiverja, Cole.
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r.\ lcks, Um-:+ yLOjidard. 1ST film. Orders tlvr 25fi, R^rlnts £t. Hoya] Photos, Illft . FINEST Movie acmSiH, LiiieKpp-ps3vr k
Tilled iame ila .' J3.M pSuh ific 1
receLved. North Sixth., Hu rrLHlmrt. Peakaa. mago them yourself. Free Uteraiurt.
‘i'hc Pia^rh Cfl-, Boat 503,
lediirnS las.
D.F.O Kc^r cuTt 1, N. Y. Y SENSATIONAL Introductory oner I 3<md Whitt B et Compouv. nanyllie. Illinpls-wn ,

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UffE APS cam.L'ra with dlvnllfUl Ha ULUi.
.lEuipnlict or nvgal-Lvo, this ad. and 3c. 5MM.-15MM. BLLent-fibiind fltniM Com-
We'll jL'iid you u beuij Lilcj 1 1 rj x5 Hr cnl urge- plete- rental library. Alt la (cat eubifct.i.
film! iBLniplc LiLitCU cl L0tL~. HlLStl (I.M.
C. Tire It op. Madei ra. Ohio.
men l? Or. Kodak 10 U develontd with IQ Fr+*H catiilngue. {ftibiplf: fllbi lOql, Oardea
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3— (1. 3 9Z]
unjiLuiJikted
irpriMpn-rf-ncicn,
3&mm. nritBHyw 10— tl
1&— tl;
ctall From your negatives, ID regular- >e:zt! lQmjn., W^lL-Oil 54, *4.B5; 25 IL
l;Lu:: IlKI ft. |JunchromalLC
dwublr 3K
lifimm. or Q clmibie-sir^ reprints. -2ScJ Candid Weaton Bt, SI. 59; pn:o:-=.:-Lng Included.
nln-nP pihotaKisiphi IB $1. Flue
Bo* 20H4»K, B ull AtlECJilO 5. Tes.
— Arts. rolls— HQ exp. 25nitn. Aemopld, vappruivd. Morie accesacrles. ehemicata. We do pruc»
cnSaiged to 2x4. Sl.M! 13 exp. QQc. To:- Fr^o- c|reiiSaTrr PVamadtr Genera a

A W£W rwrrpEsLg
photo husJncss that 1*
printfl. 3x4 3b eaeli. Wc have new. per-
,
Cq Du. vfn pnrl Ipwil.
lect 35inrn. Dim.. Low prlCeii. Frne moi]-
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dl«n. Trc:nt-:n]u'.i a- UrOlH.1 FhOlO £I|KTl- ers. details on roquet. American GtudJ&d, H
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Pent, 413. LaCroro. WLs. eoloflul tltlRS! Gtmt«nlc«d. LcMoLne

ilkl* ilo-l neeMiary. Headquartcra for di- Films. Nc rada. MlHflourL
rect- po-1 It ce equipment. I Millman, Herman LOSSY Contact prLnta 2c each from ^THE Warfa’a Oreateat FAjaton Play."
T>epl DFS5. 2P3i Plflt.Wh Ave,, Brooklyn "ny nl^e roll him negative except 3&m.m.
Smcp. Iflmm, and. 33mm. Bpeclfr silent or
Sfl, New York. Phnto Prlnb? ijij Maple Ave. Haddon- h r
l.OlJJid.Petit dr purthJJe. Hcn^nn-ri?
fleld, N. J.
BASS Saysr War tlrr-e proves P-nw Film Ca.. 53-F Melrcs# Gt.. Bos(cn 16, .

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still camcrns^JUUcji.
Amoving sc'^tlPn. nl finest
GaiUri*. ncrtr Add it,
FbOTOORAFHY
Prpparn wc hcmv. Write for mioriua-r
For pleaanre and prof- Maw. _
imed null avctJhibEe. Write lor QuotalLons. tlon. Ainerlcnn. BchpnJ of Photograph
FREE. 1945 Movie caEAlbg, SaoLplfik 10c.
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Goodwill company, Jackson. Tenne ssee.
SutJ.iEiiclEon euarantcGd or your money 1315 Mi ch Han, Dlipt. 5f52, Chtourd 5, Ifh
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refunded. Bass huyH "era. -ncLLs 'em. trode^

ROLLS Developed, and printed, ZGc; re-
"religious "
PilmB wax. Now prints.
pm. Bp pr Came i* Coimiririr^ Dent. AO. SCtgen&rL 23--Tih A v r,, New Yor k
print*. 3 r; onlaraements. ilk; flxlD, ,

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2k. Pavia E India. Ci isthrlp, CVla, DMM. MdvIgh bcughl. iiold, exchange,
MAKE Money in photography. Learn FINER Finishing Eijitdal?- 25e. Eight ex- List dime. Addr&s. Valuer. Wuodbury,
hulctcJy at home. Easy ul-nn. Boolilet free.
P*nurr rolls developed with two prints of Conn,
Amerlrrip SchooE of PhatnKrHjihy, r3l5
Mkhlgftp. PCPI 3^3 8. Vh leaned 5, T\ 1,
^uch or 03d- fhEuiRcd print of egeh negu- B-SDMM. COitta official, others, shorts,
lire.GehoLiii ri.il iciiliIIv Lnu'h-u Mmilirin features, arts; nilfjit r;a-.m^. Hlg discounts.
OIL
CftlOr Itfitilngraphn for pli-amirc ui'.d Enamel fmEih. GuperLor quoLltv since 1H-9B. Catalogue s-tabip. Rn-d. .112 IS Street,
profit. Ep.Ey. step by step method only Mnrn Pbotn Service. 152 Mocn Eldg., BTMiahlyn N Y. _ __ _ lft.

Si.oa $md ind-ny, wm. Crccncr, LaCrQhag, Wkq,

B ETTER FIX DllldOar r-nf cty film., laft r
St Jolni ? . Mj cn Lgan. 3 PRINTS. All enlarged tu nearly peat- Iflnvm.S7.&D. 2ft double Itum., tl.25.
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Card .iLir, Emm. ynur rplt #i-r n^pnthT, ^50, Prw drv^lnp-ins Finished subjects SO 111.
50A POPULAR MECHANICS WJllatd SfUdlu*. BuX 3535A. Cle^uiaiid IS.
Ohto.
exchSUfrd.
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E^iiild llbrarv.
Brooklyn 7.
Balter Films.
N_ Y
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SEND Bump a or US mm,. Cram, cata- MUSIC C map ased. music primed. BURNED Out radio Lubes bought. We
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Easton. Frmwlvfthla. E3 tablbli Ed 1910. Mils L beUnbroken us tu prongs, bqse mlO
LEARN MoYlc prt>Jroilon. management, MUSICAL LnaLfUfnenu n'miicd, ^1$bc?C gEaaa. Mall IzOaLCdl alely. Brobltn Radio
Fmi! taiales. Glm ace-. Theatre lna-tl-* tasli prices paLd lor band imtrumenLs mid 3orrice, 3ffflS Nortii Main, Houston 9,
Lute, rermirm. N. Y, violins. Olvo mate, fiiiLsli. serial uumber, T-cim, _ m
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SaLE-^-RehL a-lflmm. tlluw. Catalogues age. and pnen desired. No pianos, banjos, REVISED Flans 1 JJ Iouk distance crystal
10c. Dan Elder's. 759- A Boylston. HnUon or guHtare Wanted. Write us et once. We rats,
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including 36c, Lob-
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double- Wratvn £, *3.00. Sduur double X. La ke Street, C hicago 1. DMi,
Pud in^nur flfi, outdoor 10G, 15 HUH.— cluded. No c.o.d.'i. Ball. S5Zd Lorain.
30.50. Super Fan Indoor X
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50, *5.15. Fan Wesson 12. $5.05 15 nun. alghtreadlnff, accuracy, memoming, play- MAKE Simple, tutwdeas, batbeTyltsB.
3 DU tent Wraum fl. *4.00. Fret dcvcLoplnu. Lnp Uironflh rn-Futal-innsnilar coord ma- dlHtance-golllng crystal radios. Crystal
EihlbEtora Flint Eichftngc, 6:r0 9ih A-vc.. ILon. FrCi! booklet- Braadw ull eiadtas, and illiLEtralenJ |nitnietl(M 25q p^n-tpald,
New York IB. » Y. l>cpt. 43B. Covina. Callf t Allen. P-137, Clinton, Mib^wuri.
bas a b*jb: La*iifcrsblp la the due field MAKE 'Muilc nynwlfl EmrlLsti fiiite, JU^T Ouil Cr»tA! *** bestir c r>[ ^'Vg3-
Is apparent to war tLmea. Here fplas-Uo}. chToraati-c. instniatlons and niu.- ujne IoerirfialtLg TLm, f 45c. AuLoro4C. R-1. '

your ehoica of 5 mm. and 16- mm. &pp»- xjc trer JI.$D. Eiwy-thrllllnff. Frofeaslonal Hunga ry Rood , nichroond, Va.
ratiLB. quotations, Your old
Write lor Sjl.stiautiM.lt f pla^tLt-frM>d> 53,50. J-t.n rum]
FOXHOLE "Radio: Amazing aervlbEJtian’a
rasulpnKcib 15 w@rE.1i real money trade m 3 jg Madlaoaa Are., Hew York,
matjjne- KSfi, battery tuneleu, udhooJ-
— davzralw uleaae. O: we buy lor ewh and
Write
AMAZING New LDdtfuKt! Flay .sntifn first boy [hrlll. mode any where, anybody. Easy
pay Immediately cn receipt to laason. Bavaiian guitar Tree! NaUomi dhttpor- getting Jmtructlnn&. £3 0D. Gadg-
headquarters, Boiss buys 'Em, stLls ’em,
trades 'em. Satisfaction guaranteed or
212E Excnange
Ins-tlture.
kane. Wash,
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Jachsgn Heights. W ._Y.
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vaur bidtiuy refunded. *BA££ Camera Com- _ RECORD Flayer; playa through yaur
pany, DepL A, 17G W. Madtra* St., eta-
FR ACTICAL "FsycLiolDEy In ptay- lesHQiis radio: pilmpk and io make. Deraitcd
oji ed. Illinois.
I
n b" ? inus;caL Ln-^ru merit- for mechanics, pLani and loatructian^ only 4 E .00. Joy-M
ir-ttaphy^Leal ^;udent.s. &nd physical cul- Sales Company, F.O. Box 57, West Haven
MTLBIC AND M I'M COAL TN3 Titl'MEX TB EUiJ^UI. 15 I'-'.'sOclv SiMLMU.h Jfuslar, 11,04 jJj. Conn. _
IC iassans Hi wiLLs.]! guitar, (3. GO. 10 les-
POPULAR En IS Itstuns, Piano
ChiAr- oons for ffro-a-p -ups—piano S3. DO — Yon TUB EL EBB Radio made with razor
iLkLtttd. Kelly BctlDOd 1714 3Dth AvfSLUL', can't fall. Frnjifc'n. Musicians Supply, 3311 blades r Coraplfte pip™, JNCr Now R*dii
^ T^arfMA, MU,
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JAZZ Flano. CornBiwndnnrt; or [t-acli- RADIO Tubes, parta. condeniEra. Free
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MUSIC ArrartftBd r Songs tin
FQETMS Set Muulo to vn-UBio. ClarSoik FREFARE Now lor tromonlo^ts oopor-
JYnrifc Wildt. Music Furnisher. Lan&aater, Sarrler, 5310 K-en^ood A w.. Chicago 15. tunJEJ-ns lf| tirw flflda <4 radaO after the
Pentm. var. Training Tor federal LLron&es. Write
FREE Budget valuable ^omrs-HUng tn- SONG WRITERS—Bpeciil offer. "Edward for particulars. American Radio Insti-
Madden, 13» Lbdl. SvTac iHC. N. Y. tute, 52 East 23 Street, New Ytric 10.
formaUon. Publishing FrofnsrsImiuU, 339,
Mill Vallr*. California.. GUITAR. Spaninli and Hawaiian. Learn
RADIO ScttLcc men and cwpcrLmcntom
by maLL. D^utL-i Royal Studlw^ 113 &oo*
HfcPORE Sending y«tr pomo ta be? set ton_Rpad, Sori b^Qeld 5, Mmjj. EDnd for our gLant radl* eatal^wiLe. flave
to music, tnuw year composer. Free load- ilotlara, United Radio Co. (1QD0M!, New-
er. Al. Moquln, 5353 La
Hollywood 5C. CilIL
Cmta Court,
—GONGVCRIT ERS1 your own eah
an Brmimrayl Ttui« Square Musi* PLib-
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RONO WRITERS: For publication liw gtjjdjW. Fo-M-iu r I
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ture. Ferris. 3t7F So. Hartford. Bremer- direct Iitun FbJlAdelphlA firm of success-
Da vi a at Q&IlyILLe, Conn. .

proTco^Lonal cost ooDsullanls and- in-

ton. Wa&3i. J'.lL
dnstidal a n yn P radical, profitable.
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free publishing- Information! AlLon Hnmd Tea eobi^rthen^Ltie parte or Itsi.ufis. ilDQD
Strain ociij ntffldi r le&ton. Write or renter thiougli
BONGS Published, Radio llcmwc, Na C. Moore. Ill Gab Terraco, Mercian l
tlprial EOnawrittr.?. C(M:2E Subset., Holly vtllc. N. J.
wood, Calif. ^S-tJLL- Display h-Ir-cui, fileiurcrt, fl*-l-endi.w. F
HG .VC Fbnhi Wan Led i to btf act to TKlUBiC. km boitiLi., grectEnpr cards, s>aper novEltlesil
EjUunLnatLou free. Harry Reynolds, 232 Big jitoD Bargain catalog free! Blfco r
W . Los An^elr*. CalfE,
HT'li St..
SONGS ArrimpFd andsopoed. Song 433 N. WrEJs.
s E

C htmu.
pi>:iijj eet to rouete. AoalvALi report $2 05,
SONGWRITERS: Royalty contract free. Satisfaction fuarantoed. Tommy Kll- LICENSED COlicrele spfldilLsis Warned.
Write fer details. Puritan Publishing Co.. bfrUme, Bon 1M3, Bqfccl-sB^l d. Call hVrnJa No exL>erien-ce needed. Make OcAor&lflzed
3*3 S. DrD.rb’Jii.1 Bt.^ Chicago, HL
SONGWRITEIta AmazJvitf information — SONGWRITERS—Fret boStlet “0*1 Uni eoficrelc pottery wKhoiit molds. S'cWi low
Ahead In Sonj^-rLtlJig." Write today. eost, tmteikEcd icif'lind Cktn=E< ry urad-
about publishing r-dtifs. v Medaiy, W43-
Tjamib uTB. -Ohio.
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jjmift Ser vice.

r
m
i -C w nnt JlUb, Nftf %*rirSr.
ucta, u&velciea, tilei, floora, etc. Baaement
leati-Eallnj. Other money -mu king prej-
SONGWRITERS Music cpnnpouMl. Jir- I

Bookkl, del alia fnac.

HAWAIIAN Dnitwr orcbcfiLrutlnOh. Five ranged. BLEEr Hannah, G7D3 N. QobkOili, rrt:? Mcji only,
NarknaL Pgilerlts CWnpABj, Fer^na FAIL.,
for | ! M. List on request.
. O old an aate Cblcago SI.
Pni-bhoaLLotna, 5472 FoothUl BEvtL, OaS- Mlmae^olft.
bLnd SONGS Fubttflhed— Liberal plan. Bnm-
.1, Onlii, linrE. !
7
.iblLLal Jami, 132d -I H Li’i ,
£>es E1onb», FISHING Bod heldrr, adju^iablic nil rv-
(.iUlTAKS, Band Instruraoule. beuslillh Iwri fjne.it ir.iLdf. r - ki jl r $ij. IKJ
^Lti4>L4fi d i 1 ,
j;;>rduL
sold, LJ^t tree. Rli i^nLun s, Atrlinign, Si-B, "
SONG Foe oia wantad.^Ffea onamLnatLon. S3. SO.A«enu dLair£tuUot5 wanted. r Steuer,
APCORPICJsV Arc fl.TQllp.bLCr All sLx^ McNeil, aiaater of Music. &1P-FM South
1377 HalgUL, San Francisco.
^nd matrei. Buy direct. Special disemmt, AkiasLdr[a, Lu A^Etl-PJ ._Co-lLf- iJIART "^rwip FactOTy"' at home. No
Fn eatulog. Auidrican Accordion Co. r
1
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1
ACCOVitjEONS, N^w and at wliflc- iiUrhiitcrr, A:nn JcLug ppmrtunL'.y, T.ll
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31 3. Cicero, Chicago. ,
ftalc prices. Save up to SIOG.DD. Buy St- t-ranire free. Kemlco. EM-2, Farfc Rldg.-,
DO
Y^i| want to iii'cblihb your senfC In- reet Horn factory. Del Frinolpc, 35 Sol 1
HL
forma Non free. Mid-West hfuuic Frtt-,
479T Broadway. ChJe#no *d, Til.
Wabflgh. Chl^ajq- _ OWN A mailorder paper prodart^ busi-
WRITE Bongi. money and repute nes£. Sell envelopes, (agn. labels, boiia,
HORtf WRITERS. -Bend sonH poran*. Preo tion. Writ* lor Informal ton. J. Gordon. by msLL h wholesale. Tremendmi* uemand.
Ixiak—Ttir K-ry to Your Future. S@nR- Fuh Co 3i)E Nl Rcb-no Ava. Chicago. St rarty profit^, Nfl tsplta] rwcr^aiy.
y-j-ltet'a tulde, rb^JiLet, VflrLuty p Salam 2, BONG WRIT ERS—Scnd pdHin for Ibitoe- Write Oj:i u Llil EOVdOUe Service, Deut- 55,
Indiana, d\Aiv oianaLnatLon and free rliyminff dic- _4v:?i California, Oinalso 3. b'cbta^ka.
"
SONGWRITERS I ’ornfaEasidinff propoai- tionary. Rich 3rd Biothcr^. 21 Woods SUCCESS Qbt-cl Start awn bnaineafl
ISon. Rlbbclcr, C6. 3i67 N. Avcn H ChE- BuiUli,nB L Chltaso. now; luaura poat-war indepcnd^noel LJln-
ruffd 41. psgc volume Bhowa way] dor.ena auccesaTuI
li t digs \yn supplies
HYFGRE HavtniB y@ur L
- :an*f rUTAUfiCd ftumr-mgnDymafclnir plan-': dctiallnd In Ug
write loo- true LafcuosotJois. MuaadLas eiini- SUBSTITUTION rnstructiouB co-verlng- free broadside. Co-OueratEvo Service, Bo*
nosod.MacGrefor, Hullywond Composer, 2fKi critical tubes Lncludlng liftAi. 3^3 Niagara Bquara Btatlon, BnEfal-o, Ne^
Ml? LcTium Qrovo Are., Hollywood 37, a i .GO _Jon€3. 3 31 DP LUdlcy,
.
TTlka 3, N, Y, York.
CbllF, IBUELp A rddln- wElh tnbe^-,
cooitiletc kit ELECTRICAL AppUauCe lepair. O&eii
SONGWRITERS— Tour poEin, melody or £0.55 detnBfl, Radio, 9413 Avenue "A, yuur own all op. Leans house wiring: elec-
Idea mad? Into eomptoto nromwlonaE sour Brooklyn. N . Y. tric TTiotoir, vacuum cLoaners. washera.
—53-0 @. SKnIL, 2^1 M, ^th gt. P HarrJs- TUBE Problem* Atfvod. A3A7 W an? etc. Complete Jlhisi rated cqcirao shows
bii rg, Femaa. FV-rr bonklrt. FaeLJiO TtdIhIub- chorfi
Ivn-w,
fi-voN .n^ainj? in *otJ*h with tube any Dept. F2^A, 47Q3 West FlCd, LOS.Ang elH -3
NEW Boasa and tyrEca wanted for pop- ritaivtiLg .12'Ump ns E2SA7. etc. 25L7 re -
.

ular radio program aod professional prb- pLaccs 50LG and J3L0. Transform rj mnd« LAND3CAFING. Lcivn lmdacape dr-
1
bLotSoai. PiiT 4'xainlniinun T ia os radio of old. ^pcoltcr Cl^ad.-s- ui3d audio tTunilOTiniu algiung and ga^dmlhg for a proflUblc
?Iu L.lC. lue., Dl's>[ F 1550 II miid^w jy, HcW (!4>1V, In 25 itlJOMCi-s. Sella lot £1.55 In- out qE -door prufr^slOn. Wdic Nftti*nflLl
YffiPt rafflllate ol B.M.I.1 stalled. Cojcipiete plans *3. Mission Radio Landscase rmttitute. DejaE. P-2, 756 Broad-
NEW I Trapspo^EtEon at a Rlanoe. Got
Labors tori ca 50-1 FI h* Columbufl. Kanp.
, way, Lm
Angeiea Hj Calif.
EhLa bandy
tmiupositloEi
Hisr boolt
of otrcbe^tnal
MW I Lr-nm
LsutrujsLrjita.
crystal
IcotaTT.,
Radio
cryxlats. colls
r-reesverj?. cental do-
condenaera, Uiner^
iJ.Wl&M TN 335 Saj™ to
linnse-v^urker.s Nanie.^ r addre.v-Prt
J^rdhiinlral
£10.00.
,

(^nlnl. MacGTCgor. F.O.

ftfki Boy 323 Hol- ,
djajmm.R. TLLu.-i trattri catalog aent free. IjjqaLries, 90G. UatS SIS.50
SlG.flO. Bfrll
lyFOOd 3 ft, Calif. Hu Jet, 29 591 ti, N e^ York. Hoff matin, Batl FarrUli, North Gottrae Hill
31. Ohio.
POEMS Wanted for muRital jettEng. TUNING Ann dlola twenty ttmiw j;barp-
frnd poom lor Immediate oonsEdoratlun. tr lhan pirdlhlrT dm!. Mukr nislEy frcKLi
Five S?ar M’ixLc ’Mubcrn. 65G Rf-acqji Kemp yr<vOd.
*
‘Skfil Cli pluilH" ?oC. , ArlH-
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FEBRUARY, 1945
Building. Eoaton. CttlIH," Blaek-nbu-tf YlrsluJa.
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BOOKKEEPERS Lam extra money Op- am mi L 1 Q US? Allkious to- get ahead? uo.y^ PODNy, Acigorre- rabbit wool, we
«raLjar profitable beofckw;plci¥ servlet) Wrstq lor free dotaLbs -on “From PHty supply good rnbUiq, and buy wqqs, pasf-
spai'e Lime, A Hri'h.rr-in.rr. B K iav5f^ E._I]L .
C^nta a Day to Trn Thwusapd pft yc*r, Ji scalar.-, iw*.
l. Houu* al Angofu. lain So.
lMh.
HAM WARE FuelUC** S DimLhttnffinwst WcbO. Box
nUBBER^cdl'E
lai- A, Dt^MeI, MLaanuJl,
— A
flpr lngfle Ul 4, ILUnfria.
Interesting and wrdfltftbJt B M all.
mating
Liquid tubbef f*v
mold^, S3.M qt. ^10.5Q
2i5th Century buaipjeks
Operate your own.
is a nunury
Independent., You cun atarc your own flexible- business-. DculIL’i idh;.

wlEh Miltall [DmUntnt ond nq gal, liuirncIbdELS. MutbiIIi Art Co.. 4S?23 Jenks 2(?th Century EnterprLsr. C 35 Nq.
retflll
previous uxpL'rluliCe. 1-5 .COT-WOrd copy- ,
fiockitlia Rd., I nd Lb ft spoils fl. Ind. IJ brT b'^ JfipaT-l aTTbl rg-. 1
a. O.
righted botikleE, tulis you how. H-QO t*^it- INTERESTED In malforderV Amazing NEW Copyrighted booklet mell order
baj-d. C_ H. Diva n, F.Q. Bose J35. Santa uslurcna Liuii Ir-ui.’. Dan Smith. TJ-F Saul tl- pLtin u-vrLh muie than JSO.QW.M. Will
Monica^ Calif. tkRirnii. Boston W, Ubb, £*11 fdr SLLOO.OO. Freq imil j-r.isla r^., Hfih-
"'Erf Ready to filart ynur o^n postwar PLASTICS Made at homo wtitiout — ert J. Druuicno-ssd. 54 Eleventli St. s Oak-
business. Make vcnrElun blind*. Practical
and itmplft. Illustrated iiutruc+San bwfc
edulpment —
perfect castings—formula- 00c.
Baker, 220 lO^mEngton Ave., Toronto, C'aE'i-
land ? Calif.
"be
.

Your c-v.Ti postwar Ebspl^cr, Esiab-

t

ll. QO, Elwerl, 09DC North Ashland, Chi- wda, .

Ekh olfiae service eystvm In yqur com-
cago mupsty, Int^reatSng. dlgnldcd, prohtabl?
26. l-;x E HA IpmMiLe— ^w acid wwt-war.
Ptofu^ion. PnSipeclUfl 1-3, tKI. Hrlwig A:
“'MAKE Your own FLc-kjbLe Holds.. Stat- Aj;!.uj-l“ yuur ilha octal future. Writ* for
Dlfloti, 6*fl 'Broadway. Gary, Indlaiui.
uary. Art CJiwdi. Novrillca. Artificial Mar- positive proof. Wsllae, Bex 1M1, wUmlna-
ble Flooring. Liquid. Murble. LlbCiaturo _ion5UG. Del. NEED Capital? Employ bir-chad-i thai
lm. Krmlco, 2>M, Fark R idge, III. LEARN Moro "about your Job. builnw never fall. Booklet. Jteaeareli, 2D4C Leti-
REALTY Bcwiiww. Saw to buy, sell or profession, Read the -‘in-adc" cmdn uk Dull .
i
Hi. Min m
farms,, ti . ls i GJ¥£H every
prOperllefL, b tn-i irnals. Complex JLit^ free. Dunhiie MONEY Makinjg'aeercts rspq j ud, iticlud-
g
.

abfcle a^kfn&nalilP-£ Book 50c. Trvu rvT CTt. NtiW gpuutjg. N . J, Ing big tnaJl,, 25c, E, Medved, Yukon,
Ikartfceuiaia, MeLL Specialties, DeMotLc. MAIL Order bLi.dn.etia—Pu&t war oppoi- ^mnislvurdn,
Indiana. t unity. Big pronto. "ETaiLoml OuLld
1 '
I BOUGHT
FEnanrJariniVrmatfHm Fflrtb
PATHWAYS To progress; wealth. Par- tc]]?L iou buys- how to
vrhac titlin', who llb.OOb to me, Van can have It too, Send
tieulais! etamp appr-rcia-S-rd. 313 Flta- reach them. Belpa you atart aim cat for only $IM
la y. S, C. B 120S N. Alr^udriu,
^.LlUnE LT Bu itnu. PailjbUxBfa 22
i Fi'iuni, , Tiolhlng. Write "Hmog/' Spnrto- 2, New Holly w ood 3 7. CdDf.
VOllffc Postwar fortune Money in mail- frnvn y, LEARN HO* Lo. ^lLIcL a mwll nrdir hLL^l-
order fatuLnps.1 Free d.n Lulls, Victory, Pus. OPlfiY HtglifrSt qElftltiLed bil5iUE=^ men neaa Of your p-n. Many D-ucccaftfUl mail
1TSF, DQWagiuC 3, Mich- with Kqnnc JiLirplus cupllal cnHnge In m order buulnes^u^ hovu- Lwhi hunt up from
Ibitfl LIVE Nacnri nl uppur! unify Fi^ker. 1 sld^LLmt bLi.-. tLs-stf of you? own, Mato big
I very smalt beginnings, starting on a ^msll
p ;

l-lu wltli E-mail adveHlaoment*. Read riLpslal. usJ qp a tlxidt at hqoLq for a LSL l<
50c. All late cailt, buyer*. Joseph Royer. l i cl-- .

B3-D McrrlmiLC at. ,

Haverhi ll, M ass. Mall BelJliLg Iu Money Buslntas, Write;
jfrHi.r.ton Ma-upl n, Tlpp Ojly eu, Qhln.
Bin-iVlnc; from jirufilH. Dur ^ursc cJ 21
bit lesson* in M Modvm Mall MerchanfliB-
"
MILLIONS Waited yearly f Mate bli Ing" giviv. real fundamental* ni mall neil-
Lncnmr rceharjlna dry cfU balterfc*. Ntw Injiubtr A L K-ray. i a vu.%t pew ptMit-
Sng; L:11 h, haW uu may nlar| fay fuLLow Illu
h'lLiVapproved iiLutkiOd- iMVthLecL Develop 'a\lt proffiSMl^u, Flmi out Iklw \<> quaLLfy, J-

name fur laeta. Ohio matlfuts of urov-ud procedure Atoll utdt-r buniutc*
IveiEnanent post war PuaLnesfi; houie or R'.i&lL
booniJus ns never before. Get cur Lltus-
&hop. Malts clean lip during present; short- Technology. Bos X-J2J, Qrcc-nvllle. Dhlo.
tr^ted srPChurr d^trlblng cjiit praqLJcaL
jj an-, Build Blnvole Incxpnnsfvo equipment. OVER 1 r-i V' ,< '.;i tooiakt money In home eoisrticl sff c what bln piaisd indUAlty ii •

>OUr»qlf, Wo tell you how In buy usid m' 3] pr office for *c!f. Pull particulars free, un*t you. Mall Ejsterprisea Inc., 316 Fax
I i;--

large quantities. RLeli Engl pul ring Co.., iy=ia fit, A tudrtir ft 3. n^- Orkai^ BuLtdlnf. DetroJt_^l ,_ Michigan. _____
,

Pept. B. 3M 3 Mata . Kansas City. Mo. 13, Li.

PROFITABLE Spurt- urn. i:ui i.I n: .l MAIL OrdtT laxative bU^Lnuutl for nulc.
"FREE Literature dcscrltiln*'inii1l dvdn-
and many mehtTmafclng
i

nlnng, Bwnitbtk,
faus-lncss monthly. Cupynght-
earned -5l#flQ SSflO. Harry H. Dean, Bom MU-M, Oatvea- f!hL4li Warren., Drarbam,
Instructions 11.00- postpaid W. S. Boyd,
331 Fourth, FUlaburgh .13. Penna.
tant Ttm TURN AcomMiL^ nun h,
Atacfa.
hi-
_

FIVE Big mailorder raa-guilnes 20c^ cam*: k tukULej, National

HOW
r,VT FLaquns,
Tfl Mfllw Simple Mold* and Pin*-
Fmlhabli' busing nr hob-
'
Lc^Lb
Pnrk, 1 11
Company, sih BM Carpenter. Oak New ar k,
i ;1 1 1

Ohio. t
Cdll-L-etOi*,
,

by I Booklut 25c. FhlsttHraCL, HGfl E. OVEfe 15-0 PrrjimE: pant^urae QDPfliLTiELl-

FOOD Product vui Sly mado, deLlcJoui"
I3td Street, Cl cvcl and 3 Ohi o. ftPj^'imng, Formula Me. Bow flffd, Bpring-
.
tiee. Local: Dial]; tnvel; Juvehtiou;. oth-
FREE Literature explains money-naBtlng ers. Write, CenLral Eutensrtsc*, ELaaspion
MARk Your own glo® 1
In the dnric iLrti-
bnsln-css. Write Succf^iu -Income Bulld- I 1 .
Karinas,
rlH's, Bril at big iin>£it or keKp fur your
rrn, Hally Mr pod 2J_ C nllfqrri la,
ftt/fiBERFLEX— A*.Tl:iAti'x maiding ha-
BXCfiPTIOHAL
?EcrcLM JIlllLI
Opportunities in InFlde
aider Lilnnn. Fr^r bonkin-t.
plepaiire. TJtiv LlttrDis magic new (Us-
cov-eiyl Hundred* of uses, Complete iJir-
—
ul d
H
‘Ttli; Run] McCoy, F Make* i-iulAs PeitBjn SpecLallles, Ciewn Foha t, In d_ Old kll *I,-Dfl. Ci«h nr e.n.d LiLc-GLo.
overnight. Sample lUnt wktth dlrceUoiia LASTING GiawlEf "buaLBefli for VOq., llia^fAi Sfkmd, ToprkiL, KHISsIF..
ji.^n. anJJon
*n.qe, Agepta wanted, snth Starl at hom^. up in cana or Jnilt
Crptti ry Products^ 3-1&1-11 Southport. Chl-
Fiit HE Opr UdiUe faLiSSfleia
lndnip^tLdL-tiL
JuTH.Drain plpr^ dRUn^r that really clefiiu Eaiu used jiucevshfuliy n a El on wide.
Free
taito. plumbLng drains. Bell to atoreH. Smrt. E teralure.Applied tndustnes, »53-M £nst
NOW YOU cjjil hul'K (v payLnK muJl ordee dealers working. F'-HI Information and MlrJilyJm AvemL e, Y iw IlaiLtl, Mldi l ^un.
business. Our lalt«t publieaLLon .shown ilrrlrULn Kramer Co.
-fO-mnila It.flQ, 3^0^
how with actual opportune LL^tceE. Tin- m Stfitthctiejeone, TttEsa fl, OkljihoiiLa.^
,

BTAHT Yqiir r,wn

c. r>ncrftq block taisl-
urp^lyc qiras, "Cft-ih tbc ErrmcndooLK pent-
tis*
1
on
literature free. Wlchola Pub. MAIL brd^r'eosihtiLc^ufllDfcs* for aala,
aendeg, PQ EH 831,
Pltus Rlufl! I, Ark. SIW.00, Matry ft Dcau, Bow SD0-M, Gal-
war
ery whore.
Blr duniacid eV-
hOttLfl faulldlng bOOPi.
Universal TflcnEwr matte* ell
PLAN Notv' to O^ji yoi;r hiiHinfs. Pur- 1
;. ve.|t«n, Temi, tkrfl. concrete falwjkfi blocks per
tkulara free. Write Frank UuMklrt, POS'I'W.Aft fippirity. B-tarS a prahtubie h-mir, Vonr aiorinjil net prOflE. 5c pipr block
3 l?B. Shelby vine. iiid.
FLA3T1COAT — * denLdnjt "'Balcfilac"
McsLiifiiss
South
Chaiham. 173S-PM
of your ourtu
Chicago 19. P -a L'k ,
—
Us? to $ID.4H.i Pi!f hour, E*S.y lit Operate—
no spetlal skill required. Neetsaary ma*
clear. wmlo, Cov'cr?. protect ov-
JTory, EARN Extra ea*h ansre or full Um-e. t
terlals aval Is bio everywhere. Namlnjil m-
iTVthiPF .^nmpk pint fl 'I5 fin LI on r ^o^eph Mail Service. Keene. N. H. vimlLme-nt, b-iliiEscc out of earning^- Write
Sfi.fKi. 2fl1h Century PrCKlUCtf, 315LB lor dttalli. Unlwreat Tompem. Inc,. 15G'?
SomJiporr, CliJcag o.
G I ART Homo busJiitsa makiug ..tar.iiajy^
No. Adams. Feorla. TIIIlidIf.
" pEaquea. art goods, novelties, swvankis.
‘ifod And poultry remedies Cor mral LouL-eta pottery, garden furultura, aritll- MONEY* Mb do cn*Iy, hoipu ot room.
i-aLeemen pnekeved under your own biand eLal marble RaarlLijr. Liquid marble. Make Calgr, health. rdur-aUcm nred not stop you,
lib nt rL f iun.ll lotsl
1
1 Bip prqit^.^! Per- yqiUr qfwn tlnjclblfr mfi]dj;. AraazLng prehts,. ThirEy cc-nLH Poln. or Staoi]W5 we]] bring i‘-mi
iiiucunTt tPlIdnriu, CheiuCrnl OO., ValuBbla Folder free. Creative PuhQiheni, details Ihrck* dandy plana. Also, fifty cent
MlDii eapoILH i n MJmi.
l PM 2Olenroc Tlllhols.
J . .
Inform atlon sheet, twenty- five cent fatto,
MAKE And mold genuine fifty cent credit *:nupon jmd alher ofrcis.
plastic*, Forty RAISING Canaries naya good prontsT Ad, Dept. Dnrgaln SproLalty Compiuy,
illustrated woi'k-^li^cta OEplulh uicthod!-. Valuable bLrrf bgflk— "Ilj Cn^e^ Brj-rdlng 1

prr>co*M?f:. Ail thentie-Flmpll fled. -SI. Ft^-c and TralnlnE-.* Frkc SMlO. America J Box B3 5, Mod eato. C all turn! a.
clrnstar, Pla^llrr; Dlewt, 35D7B Traty, Cflhary. 2 S'A3 N. Halstt- d. Cb leago. DRDNKENNESS I* Et"dJjWAsq WlHqfa
Kilcwl-: Ci t y i, Mn.
ktAKE gallon.
ELj-uclkl- cirW plant Jc u.L 5-l
MECHANICALLY
and operate general appliance repair shop,
IftfillnM P^b — Own s-pouds to
hsiman *yipnii^hy prqyc *UCWMfuJ WUh
Creacmcnt. Medical skill p.ua
liquor and drag cases. 60 years cxpvrl*
Sc'lb; 5*c. Make* floors. wsEIb. root a. CempktK, llluiiiTaUd ogunq slipwa yna ence. Write lor free booklet. P. M. Nel-
Amazing promts. Buys l..uLoT4itory t OfcLu- Row. WeJdlu,f, r&Ii-J aeration, motor re- ac.ti. The Koelcy Inati t^te. It* Lqhr
liinmii Ciiy 9. pair, how m
pet business, cto.. all nha-ics
i u, .

ftJXTY Page mall order l 2 LLlL£aUlne CLnr| covered. Free ]1 tern hire, Christy SuppU, BOOKKEEFEriS. Earn tnuficy at heme
bitf idbII, ten. cunts, Farrett, 571 Wlnlhlnp, Dfpt. L4!l. 23Hi N Centra] AVL-.. ChicflBO. PMtlng journal cntrLps, ELhn Buplncsj
New Haven Conn. , NEW Ri 4 5EdLlLon Mail Ord^r Trade DU Bervlce, Csd a? Grove. NorLh CarodJm.
COLOR Concrete with chrmEali, BJh reetory. OtL ymtra now. 35c. Details 3NCORFDHATRYrnjr bn^lneKX, Del^-
money making Hally wcok! style tKOltcn 1 free. Maeklyn. Box Ffttsburgli 12, Wrc UW, M*t|y aduantajiss. fr« detail*,
tiLydhalhg. without, moulds, Winhlng-
.
Prnna. Tak nei-coich Bureau, 3ne,. Delaware
wcIIb. fltuece-Todc. benches. MnrbhnR, cu- PRODUCE Ffirfflct manumfutA. Pointed Trust Building, Wilmington, Dclawre.
inrnt wiLtev-rriUnta,
literature, pSeLuitg.
10c larlngfi fiamiile,
Hollywood Ct-menr-
niillhu.- OT mold,
WtldnFi,
And lr-ttETlclK In struct ops
DOS 624, Duliajt L«fct|,
I
TYPEWRITER Repairing —
Original
i-J tll>.
ccnirse, simplified, home study. Weber
CrsCr. &52 I Wonderland, Hollywood 45, uin.Tieflflta,
Typewriter Mechanics School, Bos
Calif Benin. __ _ ^____ MAIL Order business for Bale. SlflDff. Osborn. Ohio.
FREE CSreulaia, aell on Bight, novelties, Harry R. Uenn Bos 9110-M, Galveston, h
MAIL Order bUaltWW eourae shows ym
idea profits. Murray, SiS Main, Lat robe, TV***. horw tei makf! money, spare or fulltlEne.
P enn a. IF It’s wealth i'ou dtAlrel Read "Oo!d mall order technique
'I'l'ii^hrs preiFuaaJ*nfcl
RFiR-TRlCTEH Terrltdiy. Full or f-oarc Ahead." Educational books. Wyatt. Bo-m —tu>t fwsiny-anatchlne eehemes. New suc-
lime. Manilold and sufcboolu;. m;i!t c'r. 3H--J, HynCtaviLlc, Md. _ __ ceos catalog free! Write— Nelson Com*
TSu^Jne.s!, Bureau, II Main St., Asbury pany, Dept. 4-P3, Chicago 4 .
H. J.
BBCOMS An 'AttritSonlst "&Ja.i-seur." J

Ffct-Tc.
Flnit IraprOVSbiebl 0¥er g-w«dl=h maRPUKP INSIDE Secrets trn making quick r=nh,
MOWE Y- M AKIHOi Bu^lh^s, fn-ul Lit- Il l&U years 1 Results unbelievable! Dir. Wu h-OiLE qanviuuincr. Fold nr free. Write.
eratucr'. WKtc. SurCu^^Cu] Income BpLId^ Swearingen,. Q126M. Station S. L<h An- Lone SEAf Sit -Ice, 1TDD-B First Ave., DilF 1
,

f rt, Hollywood 2B, Call romla . W'lrX la* 10, TeiOfl.

MAILORDER Opportunities. Get start- EARN Money with textile b*!nUo*
5SA POPULAR MECHANICS ed now
llllpnbt,
for post-war, H-illnnb^rk. Hqselln, rpizrsr,
Lri'Rny,
Fr^-r
Mtchliun
ririall.- Oi'oryc GliSkrlruni,
 i a .

5 MOST* Read mail order magazLnea

Mass.
25c. ROW Dwarfed treiu few inches high
or yourself or at LI,
BIG Money manufacturing cu.ug.jl-i made
C lintruotlona loo. arrh supports. Particulars. Jut Cdf^gU
INFORMATION—Locating most any nt- Charles McOulre, F.O, BOX 4SS, DcpL ft, Efllft O-c ycr. St. Looks 4, Missouri.
tLclc. SDLme.l Rakes, Box 5021- A. Cl'ii-
ecattlo LL Waah. I MAKE BLg m-oueV in (ht ihall-vrdcr
tisdjO 1
. FREE LHeraLiij.'t- dcjicrlhlnB many mon- tidiness. You can do the aaine at Lnm«
MADE S24-0D0.; Ue-etl “a 'tilt iritj" fopm eymatLna plana. Mid«^t DistrlbuLlns with my cgporLRhtrd -'lyntera. Write lot.
^Schemer" Matarine, Alliance; Ohid. 41th Co., S6L7 South Orwrtfrbod. Fort Smith. Til leLL you how, F P LiriJe. Bed S. OSen-
year, jl.M; mnnehA, lae, ? ATjinngaa^_ ^ shaw P.Q., FLfjb'jrK lr. Pcnnfl.
LOOKING l~ci a profitable mull ncde-L- FKLP WJu the war Aratl Theei lhPMi. THOUSANDS Of aLann doeiks peed r^-
business tbar. can bis Marled wJLh iLttk oil'll like sLLvcrlni? mirror reflectors E pairing. Jtweliy store* ewnenped. Our
capital a Lid dEvoLupe*ii info a paj Jnjf pn*p- Ktold ns sparillnB clilpp^ii
P
name- slmpuned course teaches bow to re-
Necessary tools end
ji-JtJwi? Write today tor full informaLkui.
Jackson
Boa 4TT,
PpMkbiBf Company. Dept.
Mipgfll Wells. "Faxa-v
111.
plnti-H.
VMt, Marion,
Outfit Plater.

ALASKA Specialty mall order builbtKS

agm nrlcBE. Sprinkle. pair these clocks.
ri-upplLe* lUrtihhed with course.
Clock Repair Servica
Alarm
DupL B. F.O.
PERMANENT SbbaLun.U.p.L fominc man- starlLtuf plan. N^wf Dufcrcntl Original L jgj, Hoortm, Te i as.
Sound proQL.tnulttr! Write Cllmas, 1210 ' RAISE Giant- Chinchilla
ofactiirlng newest, bedly needst] eLvlhiui rabUts. WJUPW
Ecrafc. InycatmcnS amatl. Profits Jm- South Harding Chicago , 53. H UnoU. Farm RL5B, Belleragllle. Ferma
,

meiLiij! trlnim "Mcs^cnKer"" listing

fltpjrtp THE AfunufaiitTire of novelties oTters 'VARIC-UB OpportuuJty CaLa]ap? ciiipy ?

modern analyse mid eetlLArd ferulas,. spleudLd -oppoatutLltj for p^rrriq-ncnt, post Vte. F,Q. Bos ITl!k San Diego 13. OajJf,
Miller Chemist. . Tamp a Florida.
5, war business, ea*LLy learprd H uo eipcnst™ EARN Money evenings, Hspylng and dn-
LEARN Electroplating-,
In* CompCc-tc pquapment needed, ata/t in iiny cornmu- pUeatlng comic cartoons for advertisers.
siruction* by a prneUca] plater, with for- hlty. ship anywhere, orders WAilEng— bts Ad^grvLcp, Ar&ylo* Wts.
imiliu for Nrnw. cadmium. ch norm uni, cop- Etf4>flLi r Litpratuxo free to adults oo]y r
CATALOG Lisrins hundreds of dpsHh--
cr. rULU. Iilljlu] mid oJlVef nohilLan.-;. Pnpc Hastes Products, 330 Balboa. San Fran- -tunliLss 10c. (refundable-). Bai^ui. 1001
f1 aik— money back guarantee. Flafor Hyde. r-iMco 3 B . Cahl-
X 13th. Terre Haute,. .Indiana.
F-O. Boat 17S> National C ity CHlifKiik _ . MAKE D i :< I L l r : LittooLng. DctaSld PUBLISH Your own Hand-
S outh Main, Lw Ang elea.
:
niairaEtne.
SELL Books and course* by uleLI In y^IK gtcote. 2I 4B
5omc 52 page format, well edited, tkEa>-
KyiiLi nme, BLcIcIdIL Ateecaaero, OblIu.
1

HOMEWORKS RS — Cast wood Ptostlc IralciL Cost low aj 11 montb. Rrlnft? M

VITAMINS.'" Mlneiala/' hakim funds. Elfto, plaqurt, novBltlf-sj any mold, nat- you pre*tli«, pro Aft, IDe brings sample.
WhikjjnJe Free catalog. National
priced. ural wood GdLOt. H.nnLpJe ssIlOb ?Q i
detalls._ Natlonar Ord. Nr hr.
Diet Company. Portland 4. Oreaon. |rtajnds> with InstmctlPtL’s j-k 0&. Ccn- Wth LEARN MEtasclenee. "Romarkahl-? drtur-
tury Produ cts .31 B l-A S<mRipqrt L Chlrteo.
RAISE Glut Chinch] la rabbits^ Willow Icss healing. No manipulation. No appa-
Fknn.^lfiA, aelLijns^Lltt,
-
Ptuiift. MaKE Plaster F3aab», S totuarr, UqiuJ ralu?. GnbtdluVAble Himphtlty *nd result.
SIX Complete and different pmt Card Marble. Cnmplcto InsIruclLotii, larmisla!;. Inexpensive correspondence amrsc. Write
plan? for starting profitable snare Dine II-D O. Ideal Sun-Ice, R M3, Park RldHL-, III- M etasclencc- D o Land, Florida.
business. Gordin Putll-sticrc. Bos S3. Paw- CASH In. leather ornametLEs. M^kc at EARN Money at home Thousand* dot I

luekct. K, L borne. Evil on, ^Laht. Write bow. Vogue "Homs Worker htflgarine" t^lL* how.
VTTAMINS^-Hjijb quality. [OW PrJec. iMia thera-, FaarEl^ld 3 ,
low a. Sample, '23L RLEemiore. BOX 1. 4&17 North
prlvalo label. Gita on Company. Durian. DOLLAR Dally selling yc^T-around
-14 Koatner, Chica go.
Iowa. _ m necessity corpora bona. Ld.i|i^p^ firms,
t iy LICK Afier-wir Layoffs! fit art own bos-
MOW And where- to obiith ’“citiilaL Etores. home And
car owners, TtiLs excel-
lent product^ full partJcuLara,
Ineoi; hotoe. office. Booklet dGsoriblnw
^CoLLeetlpn ot 137 Tested Flans' free.
1

Fully explained. Particulars tree. Star post-

St/ Viet- WutiaJE.nn.-n Lu, QLiltj, rmld, Fnrajfon FwdUcbi, Bob 112. Deuc. O,
K Ellfo cn.. 514 Grand St-. NgW York.
MOttF Money with your own products. OH City Fonn a. .
1

Experience U Uni: Denary, No nmchin-r-ry. KUERY, Dollars guloro, No tan v bus-1 nr.
Information free. B. Klnford, Way tie, Central Man E^Vkc, Wlli-ow Spriopj, FEKET Chepilcal caftlovue. Enclose Sc
Fcfrna, Wt^Qpfj, ' ^untugiN Greenwood. 395 Broadway, N-cw
BELL EsoIibItp books of Instruction by MON'&TUl Mall. mapi-jLnc. adsheem,
mail. 3l>
r
proEt. No bDdka'Lnre- cpmPClL- clreatarB, OpportunlELufi. Joe. Harvey
"
THeT Houbs or Wirui.' tho homa of sup-
See W3»n a
,

Mdtj. circulars ready. Rush nameE

Snappy Teepl e, fFM>. lac^n lur. IndJ anj., plles fur amaOcuT chouiLEts.
!

FMiauutol fcldu cation. H25 fotn, Dgq- ICE Creum candy— Lat tii New Idea and apparatus out-
cbflcnigat tlft
ver..2, Colo,
Homo Hto lor home axperlroentJnff Bend 10c for .

mnnulactucLut. Formula JDe. L*PLant, retail eotalcg. Established 193L John H

"START Mailorder bqiifcanfiti Ererytblntf — jwMmjig. MJentgurt,
Winn, Dept M2, Wat 33 St- New m
furnish nd: publisher cooperation.
bt-liun booklet* rxduslvo setup. samples,
3ie TOOL Dfiflltning jwiyi. big, Hojlll .*htLicly
JWL
F

bourse. Low Mfit. Eoa/ t^rm?. Free book- FREE at pa Gheml^try. mineralogy,
eidtina ideui General PubJfceftlJdns, Cte- let. Ohio- Institute pf TcehnoUMy Rax
t'' u.r. :

«lnl n g. N, Y. _ 323, Gir:i!nv|]Je Ohio.

biology. -optLcs. Tracey Laboratories Ey- '
.
OmLOli. IJJJUOLK.
LIQUID Mar We; Bnow- White. tnullL-
eolbrcH, GUzfd. Unplaced. Composition
MSCHANIOALLY ineJIn^r] men — - Own ”
NEW 32Page ’chemical apparatus order
and t-ptraK- Acporal appUanoe- repair shop.
boot. Completo lino ol chemical glarc-
hoarlng. Lifetime wear. Any color. No Complete, mpatrated course snows you
priorities. Flexible molds. Flatter cost- W3.ru, u]>paniRL| and cbecpicaSb, SePif 10c
haw. Welding. retrdfier*tlOH. motor re- far t hi* book. Standard Selri Supply wt
Inn, Ort Into- Iho Mi? moner now. Full pair. bow to get business, etc., all phases
UuomiAtlon afcven fee*. Write Comp*-TtI. Ca. r 1 333 W. Faullna BL. Ctilca jOL
covered. 'Free literature, dhrlslj Supply _
Bor lEfl-R. St. Loula, Mo, Dtp L. ma
SBS5 N. C g ntral A .,_Chltaeo. n SPECTROSCOPE For ciiiiclc qbemicai
^OPERATE KutUn^
,

Fiofl table "credj t end Caller- analysis: 52^50, Hans. CampU^ll.

tdon bun Incas; earn SStiQIKtHHj&a
i^tckey
MAKE Mnpry niaLiing our Imprint elr- <;tLtifLjmln,
upwa/di iirmiLiLll v; int^n'K li pp Utoraiuro culare. Yuu icLafcff each dbiiar or-
der, B ample- tfrcularn fgr atomo, Vincl- LaR-ORaTORY SunplJcs at ’wholwilc
rree. Write Educational Estenal^ Serv- mra. 55th prleca^ CtLt±u.lxEtr. hmlagy. phyaisit, Cat-
tl-20 3L, Wbodudo. Long
lw?. Department J&I. WlLshLre-LaLbrae 3m-
tjnii,Leo Angel es. m G and . N. Y. alogue IDc. NatlonaE ScJentldc Co., 22D4
W. North Aye,. C h lease. Eatabll^hcd 195S.
—
AGEN'l'g ^T d mall our literature. Good
J
FORTCf&E3"ih sawdust," BuLld Ufa-
long biLslncsa. Turn this discarded mu- CHEMISTRY Laboratory apparatus and
points. Hu im bi^lttw, Mai-Food. lias cbcmseals for industrial- annlytlcwl, and
Broad way, New Y ork. tcrial in io cwh on tit-ction. above. Rip pjJvale ^xperlmetital lAboratorlea, Cojll-
ET Into mall iellLni- F/epaie for Iq-
tunc. Start fldollne bus-Lness now. BdKli-
d^biandl
Palmer Cpm|iatiy,
Cuuyriphtcd plan r formulas 2Sc.
Station A, Berkeley.
jilote cbemical laboratory supply sbttImi
for eorrcsppndrnee school studenft. Send
California.
did opENgrtunUlcSr Iiitr-.rcaitmp. profltaHo 3c fer Errys 411-paEE cPLuLuir ut C]iehilca.D-
proposltEoika Immediately available. Pi m- FORTIFY Your futpr-g Truh a" business anfl apparatus. Dept. M-42. HlfiiggifM
rmlro tells howl Free details eonduciod In your
ififl celled
plans.
home or oJIlcg. <>i-cr
Free details tol] hnw,
Supply «v.
ter, New York.
me
Mt. h*pc Ave.. Roetits-
and premium olfcr. flbrbnj'iftn Publishing:
Cpi_._Bheboypan. WUcoEiiltv RuAli penny postal. Victory Sales, Dept.
M49, Bcm 73. CGlI-ege StuhOn^ New York FOftMTLAfl, PLANS. ETC.
CHARTERS: Delaware: best, cheapest: City.
J/ee forint- Colonial Cliftxtcr Co.,, wll- START Frofltable huslnma of your own
mlprto/t. Del- OPERATE Your own ir.ni] grdcr husSRBSS- Wo oupply Industrial formulB-y now uacd
ai heme. Details free. Oriorec- V, Bench. id lEULnufacturlhg ol alknEliLr
127 WAYS TO make
HkObey. Id heme Or TS E^BOK BtrOL^. Springfl c-ld, IJnjj, mntal rttucinn, .riiif-t
P'la.n.bi-,
tT-r-n.tir.fi ccimpniLnii,
oJEice. Lublneas ol your own. Full s>unlc-
elIjil-j Irei?. tutc Co., il* Grand SL, New DISCOVER FTOfllahJe apporE unlllHi com.Dnts r nif t prooftng, ete. Write lor free
Ta/k- thtdiiftti (ttELtlm mind iTaJulnir- Dr. TL- Hat. Dunbar LaboratorLe^ Bmc £53 h Cbl-
bolt, 1 7 M, 1-B5 Gddfn -y. Phliadelphl B SO. r:i!Lfrj 30.minoa,
BROSHPJfltlns outfits connect to a bat-
FREE LHenituro manj man- 1-I.^T Fnrm:iliL5 imltaritn diamond:, ole.
L^iy. No IuIlIu ELucuMsary. Clgod paying ey malcLnk
deacriitUng" 1

Rush juime, Forest Gkllodp, 3 Lakdlew,

business at home platlus autopartx, buth- Abbott. Box 44, 315 5tlj
tilling,

roprp ftsiur-ra, bkydes. reflectors. Bilker-- Ave., New York

CLry lb N. Y L .
MliZJi .

In ;: bil/roaa. No shop oi- eXpvrlnpM rc- 1M WAYS

T<? make uioneyr'ona nf the ^LtHifNOUB Faint" ahinu Id dark.
milred. Oulflb furnished. Free boakleL greatest niooeymaLlmK bonks ever pub- Efeflily irmdn, 1Q& cihMT f-ptraal-n^. plwpa—
GimjnH!<ul Cn., AVe. H, PrcaLijT. 111. lished. Price -S 1 OH. Freaeo Service. Box .
all 25c. Soan-maYlug course 120 lannu-
BaHImors 3 MA
-

EXTRA
portunlUos.
Income —
Flen p.y mail mHIjir- np-
Write Katz, 4254 N. ELrnlml.,
714.
INFQRMATIOlTLocatJng
.

Eooit any arti-

las ) ft .do.
gfks.
Re$LLTGring mirrors,
I-draL Service, 303Fark RLd^fi,
formula
IEL.

Chlcn^d. cle. Rates, Bos 5B31-B. ChJ- CANDIED Apples, carmel com. barbecoo
LIQUID Marble CoLc-rfb], glared Mali], —
^

apt 80, sauce recipes^ all for |1. Zobndrr Sales.

!

"MAIL Ordrr World." Outotftbdlng PhillipabLirc, N, J r

brush, snrByl ConLponitmn fioore. rubbar-
Li.ilJg molds. Pa/lEonlara f/en. J.-f arblcli.- mall order toafisslne. Rample eapv ARTIFICIAL Tiling, marble- flooring.
Jng .Seryjoc-^jclwe rdsTllle 1113 uotH. .
Marti n-a, Box 2414P. Hrldgcpnrl ft Q qo n ,
13.1W, UnlveraAl r?aJr^, Woriendyke, Nc«
FREE SiibserLptinn. Dt-pp tJOfltal tdday. MONEY? fiu with adECbEd O^pertU- Je-iagy.
The Mall Order News, Somerville. New iuu.es 25c from Beaman, Hos 1522-D, Fort-- MORf? Monry with ^out- oxn producl^.
Jersey;, land 3 1 , Orison.. ExperLenne Unncecssfliy. No machinery.
MONK VM Alt TND OFFQRTUNITTEK FLASTiO 'Wonder-link^^ *
fer hamlmaCe
3 m Grmnu-rvn frror A. Kinf-wd < Wayne.
cmSume Jewelry. FromaEUe sLde-Une r Free Fenna.
MftfCT Money by mail. FarUculars for dohdla. Bcdrincr's autflt, tl (retundable). MAKE BlGsicb. water farmuJa ll.OT.
stnmp. Mullen, BoK &H-B, Atlantic City, HugbaM, Sal 4ldcll._&anvlllc 3. iiiinoLa. Capo-lo-ylo, HOT Cranston SL, Cranston 0 h
If. J.
START Now—Build monoy mnklnfc mall
R. I.
THOUSANDS Of aitlelts Hrhelismlr-. order business. Gv.i youiu^H mnblL^hxd.
'Supply Soutcc
service. D'2. Park
Dlreclorv"
fccdpj. Ill
10c. Ideal Actual examples explained.
free.
PartJcularK
Youu^'a Industrie.?. Kent 3&. Ohio. FEBRUARY. 1945 53A
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AHlf Pd-rjiLiqla ss.cq refund. Casa Kiti Money being made selling seusa- llinii-GhAhi: s u.rsjHEV
KuWal, Chemist, jjg CullerfauP, CllicAgO, liottat Colt cushion cradle Eirch supports
&PEOI aLIS'I'S CgmiHKitmns. plastics.. to women, mtu^ ITleiLlgle, tather-WMorod Salesmen. Haitdie cLmnlng' coni--
airtoom rubbeir ruahlou^, suupoi-L^ tired, pounds. Wholesale. BLg prisffbs, E. b'Learr.
sidhcii Vftj Points, polish**. Jiouseh^d Slfl Oat St-- flint 3. Mien.
products. UkrilUIrt free. Rapid Clie&4e£| nohlngfeEt. Extra lar^e profits, cash tia-
Hoi^cc^Ed wards villa, Iliknoda^ uua. 510^5 tlL Write Celti Shotfl, MAKpl CnusuaL spare or full-time- prof-
__ 659 AUadUQ, B naiad, ^ it ahdu-ing- genuine leather jackrbi. raln-
MAKE Fast selling products at"home..No MAGIC Raws— At cigarette touch b3k coats r 2QB etyJo and comfort ahota. Enin-
illiicJ^j uery_ Wonderful promts. Literature pie ouLflb free. Hush pos-lcartl to Gonadli-
frog. KcidJcd. 17. Part Rldga. llUnuLa. horses are off, Fak 6 seller. Big EmUlts.
4D races fl.(M, Dlpuj brings samples, dated fi-Sl* Chippewa F&lls,
AUTHENTIC Formulary. 921 page Il- whodesaifl prices, Barkley -Co., flryden II, WlB.
lustrated bock. Frcp&rcd by experts. Vsk ^ SALESMEN
Ifl.OMl practical touted formulas. reUpCs. , Wanted- 5200.00 tvcrtly
secrets, instructions far easily mating SELL DrL-Ascn at low pness. Hundi^dg ^nssiWe. Proofs Hoy Weatj CUdrlr-f Icn,
uusL any pruniucL. £auiitte&* pi-mi LLiblu E-C'iksallofLflt bu.rsrjiLtL^, AcE-ual samples free. J

c',!i.Lr.i]£t oppai LuulU.eE. Valuable rcic-rcncc Send dress size, age. Harford. Dept'
MAKE Unusual Epare oi f ull^tibsif"|>r"oN
Jor homo, Industry. Extra 1 Complete Cinci nnati. Ok^j. Its showing fchuine leaDier Jackets, riln-
plans; J
'D.D.T." miraculous new ii^ecU- LOOK Hsrel Wanted— Men nnd women coats, 2M jilylc comfort shoes. Sam-
cid-cr. One spray Ins kills all ?ISra, ujOS- lu nine in business on our capital, Sell ple outht free. Rush po&Ecard. Mason
4iuJLUti, ILtr, jiy ft--, LlimLhthree some 3Qfl farm-hbniG products. ThouBanua Shoe Co.. Dept, M-lSff, Gh Ippe^-a Fall^
mouths, Ej£ money maker, $2.D5 post- our dvalors now moke quiet sales, big Wla,
paid {c.o.cL U. S. only) loreLgn S-3.25. Im- profits. Eor particulars write Rawlelgn ORANGE Concenfratfi dli'Ect from cur
mediate jtupmer.it. Adams Eicwn Com- Co., Prut, B- : - — p:j m IU. ! i : . mwort ,
norida. ijrovc, One quart bo-ttla mates 0
Dfpr.. 1 fc t>, Chc^tnu.6 Hill tiT. Mms, CALL On trlcnda wLOi nFsetlng cord a-i- quarts deLlciotii hatural orange drink Elni-
PLASTICS. Vegetable, luminous, cte. SGrtuieulki Easter, birthday, other occa- nly by mixing with 5 pur m cold water.
Particulars Use, PhUh*xL Lisbumterlus, sions. Personal atatlonerr- gift wrapplnga. Rich In v-itjirr-Ln C. Builds up resistance
Rs^prohts-. EspcyJenee usuicow-Tnry. Sam-. against n-lnoer colds, GieecrJci:. rcs.lau-
t'ORMULAS — Latest best. Analysis. pl« oh approval. Wallace Brdft'n. J25
TiUh Afi-am; Dept. M-l. New Yoi-k in,
rants,
jnLnt.
hospitals bit
Protected tcirltorv. Salesmen earn
buyers. No invt.st-
Literature free. Belfort, Engineering ,

Building, Chicago - EVER ilM.OD Id j2q&.-DCi rcprnt rtim m.|j^[tm

1

AY, Birthday and ucurlotw Ti-rekly. S'.mse: VkHsy, 3357 Cliflhh. Cbi-
REAL HauL [ScturLtlg Igrnn, Lilas, 144 ti jreeu^SE^rdji. 4ifi,i s ^fth street, FhSJa- tiBft
free. Cummings ,
ChemEst. Goidon Am. SALI&9MAK HavD real money- nssilng
BfO Money Eakinf otdera; shirts. epening.
:

Fit? in lo wtr ProgtAsEu Otd

fitwt, pants, isctets. sweaters, shoes. imJ-
HELP WAITED forjtLs, cto, SsLcs equipment fnx. Espcil-
progressive firm- DcpL "F.^ Best 392,
Dallas Tejai:-
PLASTIC And enee mmec«aAry. Nimrod, 4D23-AN LLn-
YK-ceplLnmd pgj?i1|pn
chcmlcdl
-oprm
tfppQlftU
far
flits?.
pLftiUd cpln, CbJeagu. —
BLADES Beat luaLLty. lacLcry prices.
eliemlsL wbo umlni^LandM Use m am tact u re- BELL Rj fftr Gold*. hcadadiiM, rheu-
Pr-tail-E fr«g. flee Urukfi. Buffalo. H. Y.
!

el urea-lormakdehyde re&ltuc, Unusually matics, Oilier product. Free, 5 kiuxi- EDUCATIONAL^ AND INSTRUCTION
ntlractLve compensation and working con- pica, interesting literature. 1

Big demand,
ditions. Unlimited future to capable per- Large Rayn Chemical Corn.,
profits. 334
HORSEMEN—Incftni to train ftnd gait^
son. Brody £
Watson Co. p lfl Ames Street* UhJfrn A venue. Brooklyn U, N. Y. TcftCh IriOkis. Free boot. Animal Ld-vcrs
Qnmtni dec. Mass.
AGENTS WANTED
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hot,
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AMMilntlnp. KPill, Tjirz^na, Calif.
Landscaping. Learn landscape dc-
p
colored felgnln^ apd Hardening for ji profitable
lette' paintings of
AMBITIOUS School senior- — We w* ht -
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lovod
Em
ones.
W57.
butnoI-dDor prolessiop- Write NaiLonal
you to wall eltufHjnatwj the ‘'tops" in srad- upper Harby. Feu na. Landicape Institute Dept. i-F, joD Broad-
uatiirti clu li it: eurda, HjRlirat commiueiOAs! ^ WjB7 Lo& Angclea 14. Qali f.
In RE ^ctEsiftui^'hcrJ quiet aoits.
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Only ri i lil tiring Itcli souvenir cheat and wholesute or direct! liberal prafst?, 'Fins-
SUREHAND "Sho^lhfljsd 30-day courae
card fJi^c ! Your Garda Heel Cardalogs KilJor." m
a N. FVardcIs n, a>TSCUSG 4, N, Y, produces, quickest beginners and most
K0Lng.]Jku wildfire* Hurry Oct your:; to-
1 rapid accurate e tettwrrftphers, T(-Ktbot?k
day 3 Oral L-curda, 9l>c PROFIT Kuril si sale Sell uerma-
33KL}. PUbptHirgtl I
35c. Jtgsa L. Cm:k. IliirlPW. FLorLd .i.
jieut met hp roofing ioluitoh. tfiiplo?
BILL -:iui: oni.- — K.iko L-^-y mousy
agents. Enj^ricnce unueceiaa^y—wo toll MATHEMATICS! Arithmetic; algebra,
C-L'i.
you h ew. A. M-;:K.I cil py Wayne. FrUuu. geometry, iriironann^py, calculus, phyxinx,
showing gorgeous everyday, birthday, Eas- .

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ter, Mothers' Day cards, 6Ln turnery. AGENTS, Etsr line Inciudiup t>od prad- ary, architect, surveyor, engineer llcensea.
O vef ICO izukk. jAller:;. ^-pculilI <if[fr r dots. Fait
Low
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Write today igr ft pEI 0CC!ViJfHi (WAorlmcnt deal*. prices, Sena Ctr-d for hLg- nut— Torfc.
on approval. lEedcEikLmm, 343 Broadway. nt offer with att. Ho-Rb-Co, El 39 Dealer,
Dnpt,_ll. Ne ty Tf OL'k 13, N. Y.
gt_ Lcuhs mq. •?
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Milo stretcher IcLCren-ses I
evenings. Grand ho'Lbv. Loadu- or lun.
traces of akimk odovu! Nothing like It. mileage Encrefu;^ power Increase your
I
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Money-making nassibillties. Ilhistrated
jj^^&Mount! 4K)^f profit. ThcimontLIea, feeder free. WrLic Funny Faces, Modesto
WJiSrlwInd seller to iarmna. trappers. Ren-
t*raL aujfu-!, hnid^rrs, etc, plff turnflbv. fetid
X Calif,
$1.DD lot- sample on money back guarantee GOLD
Lacquer-ed window sign, letter.*. BECOME A finance man. ParLIculata
or wrlu? a pnibawk. Bparklll. Yort. New AbsaluEely bcBttWful.
a Lyles.
Free j rae . George Ircnhcff. Linco l n S ,
Nebr^ka.
BIO Prodta taking sutacrlnUorv; for all samples—catalogue. Atlas. 7E41 HrLjyicrf,, SENSATIONAL N«W SnAti* all Orth* fid
niiLKiiiincs, Agents' confidcntjul cukUcrfr QgggHft and typing course, even a ten yea t old
lEtlmf over 2£S0 periodical* and oomulete BtO Bargains foe 51 k profits Men's child cun understand It. 25c postpaLd.
EtarUng supplies free. Pines BnbGcrlpUon used patits 25n. suits El.OU, lapciraEr. T5o yq]^, Mrfjftrtcr. Rl. Wbco. Tcthj
Apffcicy. 'Flnshlng. Nctf York. oii-erwata SI.DQ, aimis W-t r Oym JtHl .sen-
MAIL Order Trudc Dircctot-y' 1
tellu ycoi
1:
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ci l E.S puriuncc UTmtiTOMUy.
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HUNDREDS Dl helpful boots. Catalog
tltue to buy wtioLeuale. 25c brings 194o Free whole* alt cfiinlog, Bupoyies, 1250-CH Jrcc. Pcpnlar Mechanics Frees, (CM3J.
Jenonon. C hicaao 7_ 2B3 E. Qatar to, Chleaft fr.
edition. Hox_CPH-pm. Canton }. ohiio.
SELL New-used" clot hlnn Iran hc-uic, !nt:H ytJL Benlots Soil cla^mnirs Amei-
Ica'a meal hcnuthnl. distinctive gradiiaiiort
— COMBINED
roucbit 25e. Ray
Shorthand and ^"Plhg
T, Ji^lm^on, Brqokpmrt.
auto, .storo, Men s xints pnnU 27c, Ti-nmc esrda. Foaltlvely ]bighi'j;t eommJa-
top-toura 44c, drusscy Uc. ladles' raats
SlWI. Largesst selection. LovvMat pnets.
:I-Rl-. Olhe-r hafgaliis. Catalog ireo. 3 d-N.
F?n> tnrds and free sample kit. Print
HOME Study. Oi'or SW low cost busi-
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cjalt, J423 E:isl Elm Street. Heramon 5. new cou rj.it on real
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SILVER Plating II riuld. sLmply nsb-on quautltLaa, AIko. make uiourv appsylue led wanted, Df’Vgprs Schools. 35 Vicente, s

Tijlh rloth.
n, Lifco a. polish. Am-on^ eon initials on aucojjiobll*a. Frot samples, Ban Franriaca IS, Calif.
du JL CIuqjik, sblverplht^a, and pOUsliea ^Rflleo," X-164. B cstosa f IB). Mom,
with out rubblnff. Puts an, gcnulnt law AGENTRi Slamping naines bti ueckr^k-
TRIGONOMETRY Is easy with Quick
J inc sllverpJoto. Rtncwa allvcrplatcd wa-n: Tclw rUbC:iLiiior. Simply set die e-Udcs and
fccy protcctciy-i. Bnmple check with your irad the OlisWer. 750 pfrilpAld, Rrrd M£g.
and many other articles like ne^'- Silver- name, adtirfiss, 35c. Stumping outflLs,
pint# * fmld
1
bmH.
oouprr. hrnti-ze, Elhc, Emblem cheeks. check-fClM, liiLiur. plalr^,
Odl, 124 W. 4th, Lob Angela 13, Calif,
nlettl-aElver, stunfLh.»H liver, etc. Endur- HaNMfg. 3-03 ENpra-w Et.. Brooklyn, FLASTtU Engineering pays big. Home
ing finLsh, won't waab or brush off. Bal-
ls Ear lion or moneyhaefc ffnarantet on rwtry
study c:oiini*. I.ow cwt. Easy terras. Free
PLATING Outfits for auicnftrts. refiec- bwALr-t. Ohi^ ImUtqte pf T^hnolngy,
bottle. Salos dlslribuiorji nantrd. Ddahb BMC P-224, Greenville, Ohio.
SLULllrd IrHT, NuPrDLCi:; Pradit^is, Dis^l, toti. Connect to a bsLteirv. No ranks
133. Aurora. UUlioI*.
necessary. Free booklet nnfl particulars, L'EED Educational and Cecil n leal boom
EARN III if eommisaJons .selling- -oizr slm--
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Boaktrcnlns Systems, 31U Dell Are., PJtts-
bnrfrh iti. Penna.
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Hotter ihan a fiTecracier. nip ^rpfltsl
Sample free. Best™, iOD7 living Pai“[fc,
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WHOLES ALE DJrnatory Of Ih million
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ELITE CollEttkm wnlatra 121 nlans for LEARN To bo a landscape architect.

articles, sent postpaid fo* only luc. \Y. T. si ailing own huLlacss; home, ulkur. Dc- Huridimls now iiLiLiiiLgn -own business as
O r ace, MjlJodffeville, Georgia. succea&Eui lAtid^caprr^. Sfi'ady ineonu?.
MAKE Mnnpy by mall —
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ifcrLphvc booklet free,
aray.d Si.. New York.
Ellto C&., 214
Homo —
study eouise 15 Ulus;, hasans. Av-
student can complete ocuise In B-12
Guild r tellfi you wlii.nr rtrlk" wbp biiyn; how
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crage-
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•fr-ny. Ne-g- Ycrk. Aitierican Landscape School, t3l5 Grand
Ave., Pea MolllM. lOfffl.
Spartli 3, Jtisty.
FREE Water imd aur Cdn™alFates h
WTHTE Short home
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trlJil, Krjatep. 139. Akuui. Ohio. by students who acquire tested trchniquc-.
SELL Quinlan's Improved auto polish. Get free booklet from home study school
It's different. Two qquil- bIzu Sl.ilfl po-st- u-ith 50 years ratHJficncc. Write today!
54 A POPULAR MECHANICS pald.
QiiJnlarj.
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GOOD Jobs ana a sound wHlmar futfira KEW Writers needed So rewrite Ideas in £1 WORDS
In SO WMMIes M.SDl H. J.
await you m
hotel and inatHgtlon-al fluid. ne^-ip^pyri-. hisgaime^ and books. Splen- D-irnffll. T-id Hoyi. Jvck^n. Trnnre^ce.
Men and women all ages needed r-w — — did opportunity to -"break Into” fosclnat- BALES CauissellDr for busy manufac-tur-
well-paid positions that after color, excite- ihg wrltLug field. May bring you up to er or studious In venter. Develops market^
meat. cver-ncw and f-ascinatinii duties, 15 .an per hour Jipare lime. Experience un- lisg plans, organises and d'uccls saLcs-
Htrard-t iraking business In hotels, claln, necessary. Wi-Jt^ today for lice details. foroc and PronuyUohkl uctivitlcs. F.O. Box
lfu;(itiitJg^ P me&n.'-r rven greater opportu- No obligation. PclkIlh rrl «,:]] do, Comfort 1 », IfliJlgtft. Ohio.
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man&Btfi, (L-Ssiatant managers, stewarda F a. Bt Lo:LU, Mi). ADVERTISINQ Placed everywhere low-
Jipitiiaata, pairctiimJtiR agents, nnd 55 other est Tfltts. Reliable guidance on pubLlc-j-
iL'pes or Important poslUoni, The*? nr?
RADEO Writers WOnLerl, ffArnr-^indy ILdoji, expert aiistatappe OP p4fi WlthbUl
course beaches you the ruqnlrei] prolr^- chaj-s*. newspaper, mauaalrve, ^psmijpjr-
not temporary Joba, but [EDporLnnC iv^i- nJoiiaJ technique for gL-ttlng your Ldrod on
tions in an essential business that offers LLst ratebook lice, Chicago Advertising
the all1 Pay-ax- yap -f?Arn terms-. Free In-
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Jp-ck n-np.
(pVendJd opportunities in war or peace, forniation. RliJIu WrJLing- Institute, stu-
food Utnea «
bad. Previous experience
proved unnecessary No need to leave tout
dio M. .R,%di.o Center. Holly wuuiJ ^Fi Onhh ED WORDS
37 Gardner. Vallejo. CUllfornta.
all.
36 Newspapers S3. 00. Oaod-
Job to qualify. A good wrad? school edu-
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AUTO SsJy 'iLif f t'jilUt wurd. l::i- hiding ADS

Placed La out o[ town miir^pnpr'r^
metal work, -^etdlng and spray painting.
cation,. plus Lewis Training qualifies sod
st 3mmc, in spare time. Out Nation*! Eiwsk into It! One of the mtwc prDn table and rau-ga^lneS. hi tea. Catalogue Lw
Iraq, Id&u Eli-at pay. Baker AdvertlsLiiu
Pluccm.L'nt. Bureau helps to place you
our amiiUoi- Certified Job Flan—actually
and — branches of l re-mend ops auto Inoustrv of-
fering chances lor good Jcb or ycut own
Train In spare time. Write lor
M tncy Successors
r

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r
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Iter facts. Utilities 1 nst,. Dept. 14X, 1SI5 INCH Dlspluy advertisement. 50 hsaga-
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ve.. CEUcsita flncd. yckr Ilf. Wood'a FopulAt* Services.
Hotel Tmlnlntf School. Room DB-H!iE. AUantle CHj J > N
WaAltlfigloti T D. C. fFlraE and opt? LEARN Profitable credit and coHpctlon r < ._

school ol ILi tlruj— nw in its auth year.) Kgracy biiBlsnj; invest an ".e EducaitJonal I
FREE — New AdrnitlacrD Rate -Guide. 44
Extension Ser^lec Advertiacment under pages. InciudEa everyth lag. Lows-al r*t*s,
as LANGUAGE By Ld oguapnon*. Rim- Euatn-eSH OpPortunHlB. E. H. Brokn Advertising Agency, Mc:-
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Mata
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3*b4 Jut
3*04 Jot Jr*c
freo boot..
book. Llnguatdipnc
LSnguapripnc Insti-
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MEN Women
I 1 Learn "profitable prof-ea-
atlll
parLlal laSSOn. nujlder.K Tapis, Medical 1
r l1 Atfteirlca. Reasonable fees. Laihi
slon lu. du
9ft k ftt home! Mike I4D-5TS Arts Bldg. L Beattie. Wash j te n.
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week. Swedish Murage

graduate* hi big _
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demand. W^rk lull or spare time. Win M™iCALi”"lJlhuraldb" Ifi te-cil'nitift™ .

independence. security, Writ* for hookltt eat demand. We train you in your apar* HOfLiLYWCMD. Calilornao. mailing illI-

i-tid free details. College of Swedish Mas- Btuo, in your own home. You can prac- dress^ rcforwprdJTiff jctvLc*, aln*l« LuUers
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Imperial Technical Institute, Box Kmnrth Read, -a iEndsle^Caljf.
Vi'tLl j t no —
lectric arc. praflt-
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inm lcfue.
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LOcKSMflH CduibCl Lock pickinR. waj-ded dally t2.P9 menth. Rank refer-
1
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I
Tr*y. Ohio.
MANITSCfttPT Revision, cglluboratW
D. C. cffl.ee addn*M. Ycur buslnees, jwt-
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When
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practical hunt, Learn quickly at Lotar, Chamna. Denver Colo. Ala.
spare time. Esay tuition payments. Earn WRITERS Bend for Iroc drcular F-U5, KAN FRANCISCO Mall address. Far-
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while you learn many ?am hundreds of With Unified snlcs plan for nlaclng your n'ai-dtng or consultant service. V3.90 per
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Bigh school not required. Our -isth yirtr. Yftrk IT, INCCRFOKATENG Your boalnMa? Writ^
Well? fur free booklet and sample lesson for valuable InEcpomtlcift free, b eforr yon
page*. Chicago School at ttursLng, Dept. CARTOONING, COMMERCIAL ART.
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Oorapuiiy, 121 WtfsE 42nd St, New Yo?k
SlEGfcfcjT Investigation. Experience un- LEARN Cortcnning Ireoi n profcKflional, City 16. .

New metLibd coutsb, IS chapters, SOD LSlua- TO Whom Lt Pbay OdiiCtl-nl I Will tupre-
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Oeorgo Wa-gncT,
York,
M
West Mth H New m tmtlcns. pons,
Jt.llfi cnmptatr,
pencils, paper
Included.
pEf<:nne ufarnp.- n-C^Cpt^.
aunt you in Cleveland. Personal or busi-
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pprmujitnt Job In the years to cooie? Only

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Problem? Whab do you vant ta
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find cut? chaifw. 1D3 Wsshlngtira chl-
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IdUOfti-, over 500 Kki-tchufi, Complete 43.50,
incnths Instead of years. Law tuition, Prrfumil, business. Reliable reprexenta^
Rex Cartoon S-tudJo, Bon B92. Fosadenu r b
Lawrence. Box_,3Uja.
liberal terms. Earn part expenses. Big California.
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CARTOOMieTS-^Scll ywiF work. 15 ll- arapli, s : r L l r icifcr preiSM, Bn.rllctt-9fi, At*
Ins true Mvf details mailed tree, MotLtoe,
10 juonn-y lujikeng plan* Ijmta. Missouri.
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sponds to Ireatment, McdLcal akin plus
Charles, LiCrtf^e, W Ls with ink abenrlla, paper, &Z.15 poAtpaLd.
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liquor and drur cases, years expLTl- m lessons, ever 205 sketches Including fig- print paper,
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jan. Thu K-gielc y Inn tl tutt. D-yta ht. 111. knuni-l artist. LtuLLud! bnsipnld an receipt Piero land i Ohio.
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CurpotaLlon of CtiLcago. a highly rated only tool needed. ErcmhluR Included, 25el Lyadfi- Mwigay. i. Iokb.
Miicfm doing an wnnuai bunines* ol PindPt wire and ilgirinsr, Si-nd 3e for C4S&- 4& LAtVK OrELlitiifLit pBtlUrns, jkuoc 2L Hr
JEJO.IMHJ.fl&O u idtrrrfit«fd Jit LdVl 111 LOLL- lor
1
i ov- MJnluEiire ship Medela, Dept. II.
high. 20 novelty pattern^ 30 JilhouetR
1 Lii' It :linS uEHLatad CODIIMI nlc*.
]:! llclL Our PcrkMle. Fenria. pul tains, By pattern? 5I.HU, Modern Wood-
IdttjTfifil ia in poit-enicd or im-tantuble kIvC- SHIP Models and yacht supplies com- cralL Bagnia^'- Mirlj-
Liical di:\SiL-fl for pGul-WHr
Qf hiechamtuL plete, Lj j^iri 61 iiil«c CataSogUo ^5c. Bill
'tinelopEni-nX ]3c m
lalltiWihg ILiiidE: JilUJju I :
Wild*:;. 5JU Eiiit II St.. NlW Yart City, MAKE! IT VflyksELF
uci.dL. Eeltriilon, _ :c«u ud
l
and recording, SEIF Modai'irUH nud CittJuai Complete BEAUTIFUL Com bir.M loci tfiblt tamp
ijiuaeUold appliances. vending iflMiUPfcfl; ind pcrolvcng btiqk -auie, Rcqulri^ ^pna.r|
line Fisher model yacht oqu-lpmsnt. All
COln'OtOTAScd a^oiiHeuiEnL d^[c«, in fact
4
Flr-h^r, k!urliu L blbd-el Li id. IlI- 'liI EJtCe Ludiil tar rl j, ;:
t,p,Mce. -uorioi Eary -

jLtqhQvl a^vitLLktfi ul JjU-tiil OF plastic. Wf lli-ifeh.

Iritfl.
r,
mtlnga and hliteprints at siandard
I

brary. Easily eonstfii: red. WorkiEig platb-

li- 1 ,

invite inventors to kLnd us details. wra- complete ^lofk in Nl-w E:lf-

cffttiEn; tmelr patented jnven-ilciws. It your
Prices, ewipLcte 51 00. Alices. 7a BecchwwKl
]und- Ju.zur'js B]:kk At Cb_. IjjO., 1L2Q StStC Read. 'Xwtl Bralntrw 54 MPt-tiiicliiwetta.
LnVEfntlon 1& rot pril r ntr-d. tell Us in a geii-
.

ftpJ Ttfly you Stave lb bJTer. II WO ate

Be reel, Boctou, Ma^RChuseX ts k PLEXIGLAS -LUC1TE. Fret, i i Lb. with
JntuT'Kslcd,. wis shall Intoim you Im-w to aiANCFACTLIIIEMC _ our Ln&trucUons lor iiiat,ng lanLL^s,
«nmniiDLnt« dela-lLs with wit cnrianarrlng Iclurc frumrs, etc ,_ for
JOUT rights. El.au MjLmrfarLiLttiiit Carp. MODELS —Bin,lll Ini mkHUfiCtUring. &cam.
. lu-ssile,
OFify Jl.HU.
5T22 licv^rllj B]vd. h L*x$ AngcJcS 1

J:U SouHi LaSillt Sitfcd. Dc |j‘. D, Chi- Mrlui;, ptiulLea, Gtar M^bulru, EUrllngEOn. 4.
—tINVENTOR - 3 . EL.
SI Havo you" good "iValcntablc
Ktiitucky.
ALUMINUM Foundry. Pot^rn-s Aitd JiSWBLAT
nliLsUt niirtK far jeui mfarturiTig.
Suppllca.
Frrr J L-
Bticll metal And
Ld«u7 WrlH Mr, Metier, W**t made,
easting Lo^r-U Rnblnm. Rapid
11 *2p<i, UiMraibd catAloiiLe and dtiailfsf lasLrue-
frfrW York, sa u Tsons on shciL jcwclrr. Florida Bupplv
WANTED “PaErnlcd, tlhpfl [tilted Jiivmi- HIBIt i H.inr-SMKN Hvusr. 4 If - ]2th Utrect, _B ra dcnton, fS.
Ufrh.i luiVing
IE wLEI FtlL, rt^ly amniLdLato-J.v. ncrtcpSp-
1
it l>I~I pu^:- iLmuNl-m, mil klmU.
FLEXEGLAB And
eri&ial-clear pJasticBl
LuClIt Hie
them, drill
— Aliiaslng BAROMETER, Mdkc yaur uwcl far n
dime. DL-nning nnd Irntruttlcn 15 cl.s.
tlTC bo&klct, rrfcrpnws. free Irvi-niion Horne. 2211 Bi-Ue^-ue. MapleTood 37. Mu.
HcpofUt ._ flp. Pakflei d gh i^nKn. ttiLm, twist tnnn. brnd them into bim-
bL-intifully
ANYTH WO
I in building or cnuM-uriinn
(Iritis
iilft i-rr-TYl
ILM'IuL
EprcluL dell pul lid k;Lki.
Rri-ldcs
[U«- 1
lhn.1 lilt
i;«.i:
GARAGE Dqott: da^bbwird COLUTvII-iiI
i
|
AdiiltjanaJ JufbimatiLu under “Autan jo-
iiid«ilrT. KnbtTl BniliUtLE Oorp.. 145 Bfllr- hbriuieut Sl.flO posSjaid: e pounds iMiB: ”
vU.c. Elinbe lh, N
bites
J. 25 pounds (.15.1 b. Found iusKnr',in^n.L 12"'
PATENTED IiivpLi Lj.jji.1; Tur JiiUdafiLLtUP- ^quurr rudi-HtripA 41.25. FoliHiLtd 25 FLUORESCENT Light*. Haw in mnbe
£ja. MtCoiiEioU-Ftiii ininn, 16114 Burt, TM-nid rudh Am" diameter 50c pacb. dor^Fi rouf own 20 watt lisiiiH for Ees& than Sl.Ou
PUroLC 19. Mich, 55.00: 'hCc, dOE^P (l&lf -\f:u-k<-d xtirrf* aacb. CoinplrEc. ue rim bred., dr-talkd Jn-
if

W
AbrffilS—PA t«l ted Herns fbr lunULec- j x 3 2^ rl4i abuteu Lcithes!) >.* f Lhlck-
1
'
trn.jcUciLi 51. rni o. or war ^tamp. m 3;:-i;-
r
DW.S 5.2. 5&r 3/J5- 52.T5S 1," H.00. Free vjeJit J-iiili Bbi lOHo, Mugglr. Ip-tl,
1
.

mrc
,

Oil rei'aL'v- bisLi. DtcLlcf MAtrufactUIN

lug Co.. RockfcTd. IlllroLd. ditci-Mon*; and project suggestions Includ-
ed. OrCItr tNe-^e "pltwtJa oi twtaotrbw"
WU 1 11 r ri .
n 1 .1 j < UI .11. j F 1YF i, n 1 . 1 ;tt.
INYENTOR9: Oa^p you a sound, orao- tcid:i V Ciluei L-li-ElOL^Qh. 1GGE EaM Fa ILL tl l
! LADIES' And meh'.H WAIClim npu|riil
tLcal UnTcntlOd for ^n|e. pulHnled br un- etiTK-t. Mount Vernon. _ H. Y Your wuuh guaranteail to look ami run
pawnted? H
as, write Chaitcrcd InFtlEute
LARGE Assortment or Luclta'and FEeid- Iflr-L" nrw. Dials rrAn^hcd. etc. Prices rca-
of AmerLcan lnv 0 nrdrs r Drpt. 4-J>. Wash- MHSutlr. Send ualrb fpr
-
glus with project plans to make many iu. ivii-r frt^i CStl-
jiiirtaii, p, p, _ b — beautiful objKutH. gnij' jt.ftJ pbAlpaid. ni&La. Carbon watch Repairs, 5104 Argyll
Alii Kindi. Wt aave’VncllJN^s Bind H- Lvndj:., Medway. MflBd. Bircet._Ch ragd. nLlnoia, I

nanoea la ntafcu< and Roll your Id^ns, both

nice bonJcul nd clkenLLcBl. Send model,
11
CELLULOID BciiUEiFul HgarEHHaL — LOVELY
^Isimour to any WUHnAm HLunrdng, Lnrv-
LuctEc- ncHS and rhatn jidti^
. DLdpk!. diftaLlB Bud wlstiea. Ooncrat Bates- Mb' Qt'.H. upaqurs, onix, pearls. Used by
* Supply; crrripiiny. iPil EomL -5t., ring mflktn; r^crywherc-. On*' pound bs-
BOTtmcnt—pdkCM npprbaLmaldy ^ M(. l^r
pL'hPiye, Htts NIC IBVfct. 12.00. Free tlrcu-
1 r. Bible Arttbts, Bon. 23, Jacfcion lltlghta,
:i

each, PrlBr- 51. 06. Ftamie a-dd LiH.- fur N- y,

l:A 3H Tdi* Unwitigm,
unoat" iiuLeULdd.
Craft Hervlee, 53^ UiilverHlty
i-jjtc(L Mr. Ball, A-6411 Pleasant. ChS- ]jbi.Eige.
A v-e. t Koch estrr SpW York COO-COO Clarfc, electric bud *urinK
Ii04m-
7. .
Wutmd rbime elati-T, ai5(f hall ClOCt IQOVe-
- _ _
EHAC5 Rubs. Eo Make for jit mcnla aerriccd and r^pairpcl by Hbcranfl
^ATE'NTP foh SAM seLL HniPiiic WOrlt, rtrnipiet t' leidtautlioai rlprjcmakeirs. Write or send ub Inaurtsl
FIHSTtALD Kit. compnWLy d-ntlffnftd Jo for 5ftL ECit 35, Lootfflil. C&ILf. hi ait your cl-btk Etbublfx. Elihctiic Ciook
be -canted fountum-pci*- AuiHrlcuai
like TOY
Puiitarmi pfaclleii}. FrjLendJy UhDIw: Service, to liras, uncle, M UiJIim .

CaiuidiaA-iiBtrtita pending. CastL, royally PN'dtill tig olowni ducky quaei: ninn sawing TV A TCI I RtpfcLrlng cusi le-urn-ed by (yiLf
busiM. Cpl. Raymond L. WatkirL'i, list lrnrifl v:vn Ehcrvi qi;, 25c each. StroEhcr, homo study course. Watch repair^rai
aoneral flfcp uf. APQ ggw York. Bdlblf tan. W. Y&. id de-OLund and ire ainaug the highest paid
KETCH UF
sspooft. novrlty, Put+'iu- A WHITTLE Fur prulil 1

PirLtoTriJ, irmtliic- craftimen today. Write- fur n-ae Jalanma-

r.lile. uIh .K[>LmterSJig and he Eps clean tEbns, 10 saleable subjectn 25e. Wtilt1lcj a
r
tlcn. Houston Chrt>n(m3cHir ft Watdli Co..
:ina±tp bottle. Write Hn-injirrl
curdy HI udl P. 9K p^rk 8t- F iuil. n, Mm F.Q. BOX 536TC. HbU^tOll 13, Tem.
CwlllfmskJ.lIa Wrinm t. BitratP tt, N. Y. FThYTVMII— PrautiEui ELDiipriorli y nlr- frrii.U (35.A0 Ounrr Mall old RCldtceNl.
'a KJPtlB^E AdJuntnbU*
hiiTbov, Na. -S^4'7,DT&, royalty bifiJu, Vln-
lever driac rrufE, Vhbmer klid paneELng zEOvk. Tljirk-
nesii 1/1S
JH
through i ir s targe, small pan-
dLamondB, lew'Uy. iratc-hcn— h-c^Lvi- cwch
bv rctum mall. Buti^farttiori guarantued.
n-nt Antal, Dma tonna , Minn. els. Hr. gum. bfreh, mjihc*any H Walnut. FrcS iEKfqrmatlDn. Dir" WpishiTK ?; Oold 1

SWIVEL Tpolline Hta§lnf snap. Fatent Ht'aroi^afah-! tc.icn[-lL!l u UhIh J0l. CArbte-n- Rrilning CcmpanVi IflOO-q- HcnnutiJjr.
Attocbnd or netrioved Instantly. ISTHi-jjsrjEL, 15DB Eatit FovirUt Street. MoaiU Milnopa rm liH, Min n.
.asdlnff.
Pn?Vetm Jisli LWJh J iii^
1

pfT, V^oia't HlJdy yernon. W. Y ,

WATCHES* Material*, tools. Jewel ty B
— —
I

iiLmuK line. Extremely aluipLe. CaBli 01 ifi LAWN Oiuzieu'jl'l piLEEernK 25t, OilL?r dinmaaicis bought sold, UataJwnie,
rovalty. wrtle C. Fdwler, MJA ith A Tv. t pnhcrns: i5 rr ^20 J/ LLgh; Dutch |Jj L: Dutelr Qalca. Bo i_lflQ[l. CLUcago.
Chulo V Lsu. CoTJt. Ley, pirate, bull terrier, Mexican girl,
WATCH And dock repairing —complete
I HAVE
Several excellent LBcenEUmn Tor Mexican bojy dwarf, p^nabia. Rirl,
priLL-lmlDtiLrue lb tnc-drrn hcrolcgy, Cli
poftt^rar jiroductJon. Royalty baiiLs. In- 1 br H'uah 25 navtlly pattertts
;
3 fbf 25r. Hlustraicd ac 11-in* truecJ op Ibssoub. Ju±t
ypntgr. Fox H4 r CnlaWlt, rf- Y. 30c. AH B2 fuil sLm patterns SL.D0 poat- outl Low price, Inforraatlon free. Wfite
gaLtl^ BtTother, Bex 3S3-OF, Eel1ngton k Hebnn Coaitpuny, PfjjE E-DM-3„ Chicago 4.
MIcnOMETER Tolerance indicator pa-t-
ent. a-tl aerie bLe or integral suitable fubII .

SilEBEL Hu. lid Filer. Hie? all saws. TOBACCO, HMOKIILS' 5L~FF11EB
ordi’fr w, DrocYrr. gfi-ll UA Street. RLcb-
hjond mil. H Y. Bend for circular. A. P. Shcbel, 730 S. 2nd FREE Ta pdpt jErtbkrrp— Ffli a new pip*
t—b flit., Milwaukee 4, Wla. tuiLtlti g thrill, write ub ynur btaud nf e*.
MQDCJ AVD Mfinn. SITTPLIFS NEVER-Bcfore-publlshed, 4-page plan t-nrea und gel It« psackagH' mild,
*4
lOBtV,
BUlLtJ The fsTFioiu; P.T, boat, A model tcLLs hair ta jnak^ yaur nvn tench kntfp
iiiLiuj'iil-flavoted Or&en nhVFr. hl
Pete
authRntJq Mmt lnouey rt n't buy; -"no- Up" paint can Udd- Moberiy. Boat Efl7. Owenuboro. Kmtu e3er.
Of BQ feet o{ fightidF fUrf,
in-Min-] tit on market. 130 prec^lan. true* er; handrswLng tray; luckfng rnllper rule. PIPE Cleaner* Initruetiufia for mAklng —
to-scale parts, ready to Bssembte, Wo taois ]|| phniniaicuitraiLdtui. 25c. Idem ft Plnnrt, superior, lifetime ^Imaer that anybody
rin'd^d- DrncrLptive folder f rii-u. Creative BJ. Falmyra. New Jerse y L can ruakit Lp lew minuEcn, LLmr, Clyde
Cralta. Wlnnetu B. Ill,
LET Us your homeiTiift products.
-ji’-l l
Taylor, Houta 2, OmdngUin, Oliio.
MA^UEACTURINO. Wodel making, In- Far fiirihe-r dr Lulls Write- Nation*!
Kun-
vvjillnna.
ipiri City,
BaUbL'^ MetAl ftp^ClUlMe.S.
Mo.
Miik'N: 3tL System. 210 Pt*t SL, Balto 515,
Bon Francisco 5, PsIifomJn,
FEBRlTAHV, I *>45 57 A
 — 2 — , —

RAZOItb. I! I SHAH PEN! ML SCIENTIFIC Aruifr-sLa <s£ your handwrit- FUtE. Fertile South- AmciJCau lands I

ing 59c i.coinl. Cunningham^ 411 Bailey r Tilty acre hOmeslcad^ or 35 .M0 atra Live-
NAZOEt &Lnj]a dtraglnx^rnioat-h ahav-e Lawrence, Maas. j S LLLh'.'a ubbalnablr- free, Yaluablta
300 iwLaJr. Warned dealer. S, Schultz, tlluatruted InlormatLob., 25 a rcrundabLej.
lit T3 kKu.cL 3 t., Ill HW-OPS'!' All hinds. Wrtto. Novelty i

.1 Zl-IitLl-i.
yiiidlpt, joi-a RJdvcd, Buttle CekSe 21 Vatlc^p. 4U&-F Broadway, New York Vi. _
]lki dqubi.E-EejGB Slut
ULud-s prepaid-
sun™
Fmly
stool Midi.
,

REClilYE MlllL. literature, opportunl--

TfiJEtur 4-1.541 K.UU r iiEi -
Yaur namci
teed. at Moritz Blade Co., 321 Broadway, MEXICAN Lav.- prucLke, A. U. FLutO, tias.
Itsu Ifc;,
tn nLLmfil^ila rnmlhns
DtrpL, AA, Netf Yarfc BOX 2141 , Jlk a !(?!. Mexico. Howard, 39 Broadway, New fi

York.
SI STY Double-edge blades. * 1 . 05 Free ATHLETE'S Fuut remedy. Guaranteed
.

by manufacturer. -fit. DO bottLe prepaLd.. POCKET Key urotEctota. YouV n^nae,

Flswtlc razor, Gcuthc. 1123 Broadway, addtKaa, .stamped on metal JdtbLiUcuilnn.
New York m, Dr. W. J. Bens, F.O. Box H. Late Charles,
Louisiana. key j>rotactsr. 35<
r Walli, 315 West 71 at,
SVnVOIXG INS T It 1TM ENTS PSORIASIS. Dry ccariDal Rush ruimc
Los Angeies 3.
GIIaRaN"L'EED Factory rebuilt transits for aBihduc iact*, special no-r^k offer, UNFINISHED Wall pLarpjr? 2 fciie'u'ti7

Lid levels I Of jbJc (cash pt lErnuO or rSflt Curi-er-HaWKlI Laboratory, 457 SdMH1 £i> Write. Oman, SI 2 Broadway, ftl. Paul i.
lI
Minn
(with pureht£t apti-oal. W* -will repaLr, tady Avenue, Dept. L-5. Brooklyn 5, H. Y.
tiAdc^ cr buy old instrumenta. Ship pre- PICTURE Painted from uhol-uKrapli. ph l N'T Photos txb haridVetrln±[a| cji-
paid Ipr ^tfcraatc and valuation, For Paul Fortner. Box 43 , MonU'Eutna, Iua. reednn^ 3 pc. Parker Bnblicotlona. Peter-
complete Intonnacim. Wrlta fur Lbt M102. boro, OnL. pmfli,
Warren -KElgtit Co., {Manufacturera or RECEIVE MoueymEOtLiiB opporlunlilen.
ltnwlta and Levels), 130 N. 12 th ftu maJL, ^auiulKM, niajja^mi ^, Ygur name In 1

FLULade^biA T, Pernm. seyerai malElng Etsts, 10c. Rngu^kl, 3415

Hn?adwflj, New York 31 .
FOR tl|K 1 10 MB
HEIRS, IteLutU'M-, alhcia located. EJrtJi. J?. 5€ GENTLEMAN'S D-m; c JeatlVct
WASHING Machine Paris, magi Tn:ikrn, blllrDld I(1 T on ST * 1 15 QaAntd.tr limited.
WriRttlf
Write lor priCEi,
Vtti Dyke. MJcIl.
rolls.
Ovmural,
twits.
™ Eunphcx.
Lftfiltt,
ccimi£ r titatL rEsearcb.,
WaahtnBt-Qd, CLilcata 5.

calcium
RAY Hair Vlt&Udft
panLoUienatc.
ChaFT^e, 3QB

gLniE-aiilucd enuiue
month* t apply
Act aulclc. Send Chfulf or uuyney order.
Money refuntled 11 not pliittaed. L. Y, Per-
knis Co.. 41 Efercmnnt Hd. r BtooIcUj^e IG.
. .

FOR SALE— MJ^CKLl.WtaCy 3 Uui.

|],hu, Reliable Products, Rox U 08 Mil-- -.
BOY Illu-li. paiejicy vitamlna diroet. aahu
LIONEL '"MT.”H " 073 ,’'
'tJ/'
if&utee
4d H.r. Vltiiijifn bauklei Era*, Schreiner
.'iliiiLdu cd f Amenlenn Flyer and "' 110 " ARCH SilpiJLitU-. Send $ 1 . 0(1 and all<H; Dnuc Co . Bata Till l r IlilbaLi.
BttkJfiud. SWlLLllea, InCO'ji. In:iRh 1 pu.urn- .sJzp. Mon-cy bach ruarttCLU-a. ElaJr Ccau-
ger c-ri i£ hod icMasorles. Stamp fur Lbt,
,

imnr. 4530 Sheridan Road. Chicnffo 49 . lit.

hare-; Gat den, ftel-d arid tree nerdT, iji.^t
Irpf. YrLtc-y C3nrden5 r 126 Jf. Main, Tblaa
sufcltylna gauge. Trllor Hobbyist, R.F.D.
2 0 No, Li art rvuji|(h L Mtas.
DRUNKENNESS Is a dditaso which re- 3, Onhi.
Li ,
S bonus c* treatment. Medical skill plus
ARUV
Goods- (used). Jcep hats aud human sympathy prove succ^fb] with HAWAIIAN CucoiiuL- Crpm. lainoUA Wfls-
liquor and drog c-a^ca. IdkL
kJki make rluv ^uvemn,
mahv riuv aouvenin, Fu^Lpuid.
F-utiLp^id. *1.09
* 1.09
catw 10c, tatLttem 5 lu:. oup? lac. mess W,ta fto yaara experi-
Write fur tree bodkkt. P. M- Ntf-
ence. write
MIC#, Euch. Etc Ilf* Z'M2 KaaLa Avu., Hunolulu S,
I

35c. leggings 250 imp tetita 52.50 alum, ,

K Tcrrltfliy Huwiili.
,

toot boxes *2.C9, 1 galLom me;a.l cans SL.09. W4,h. The

T he K»eeler luBtltiLte._pwlght^ I II
partrSd^ belts il B tnapssclw * 1 . hciintt: ORODVED Leitera hitike your iwnman- ALMANaCE Arp pcarce/ Send
] net's ucily jl, fell tubbi-r boi l,nm bni>L<. SI,
I
ship, bL>aiif.Lfi|]«fpw G^lA^lnt^ 9. hwn. stamps or coin* fur lament Trali Bluscra
pi Lot boots 14, raincoats $-l r iMunchne; $b, St. LolL-:. Mo. Alimmac. DepL B 31 BlOotailngt^p _S 31 ,
,
,

|iAvha$ aticfpskln *12.50, canvas lovcli 5t BUY Vltuhilruf dirL^cl, Sa v r. Fuslrqr-d. BECOME WoH^wldt trmvelar tn raw
per foot, aJj aksoa. No e.o.d. MUlIimiui M aUwBa P roduc ts. White Bear. Mum. fronds. Souvenir Hurgage label*, wlnd.-
RhJpnsent %l ^1n railway effUTf-S': N Y. -Bhjrld etlckeri. choso ha/d to #r?t hind
aGlvage Ca., 144 Chambers *t, YotJc C-EEfcL Photos, beaulLlul modi-la. only from everywhere, fAsrinatlng imiuicitdc 1

J
CLIy.
p

S 3 . Ofl lap JTLPUP- 'Little E ¥C." BOX 2 LI. M-arce H 'hojMl tu ^ct" origin* &. Fiaetage
Terre liuutc, IndiaiiJ
WHOLESALE
L:kL pf lLnuMual iLupif.il
PERSONALIZED FflULula— IrulLvtdiia] as
BM-mrted 25 c. Special 25 nil dkfTercnt
niaioLiandis# and. sampEc 35c. Bat^JnuLnct jl.uD, ftenri flampa- -or win. a Lop &uei:u-
Sirmh Co., HaUwajtrco 2IT, JaLoaSen,
U W. r,
— llrm iinii'L diunrinted gold. EconpuiLcal for
Acbool qnd pfikc- Po^cn adc, 3 doxc-n il 0fl.
lutihr. Buy w-bfl legale. Our 15 page lliLu-
log lists 1591 JteiiLH. fitiri. Lewis Novelty
wrote | 3 5 f] CiiztL. duliMered. Pendl lL±r-
.
Go., 555 -Kearny 3 L, <Dept. PMj, Uan
jrarmii ** *m» >p.i >\a Set^ail - 15 ;h St.. KnoxyllL c 15 . Tcnn. Frandsnrj,
INVENTOR Wants L~i nu i i >: -
1 1 1
1 jLMisLaiKO BOY VlLanklns. half ” price. " Vitamin 13 [Q Man Tar you LaLtrit ci^n^mftUDe
tp pcfrrect Lhf? tnaBiiLLtlc metpr, Wrloo- -J.
guide jtcu. KiL-hurcLoii. tV^uiiiMi:-. Feniim
_ spiers. opiMFTtunlhert, caia’ag:;. raagazln^i.
SmJUl. 21 & W. Ne^tgii £L. Eoeitan 1$, BAIR Fallfni'? Dand's ulf V Wrl te Trl- Nuinr liKhJ in directory 10c. Id^al Serv-
UUB. cfaglogU t 127 L^w bs ti-t FhJlbps burg, N. J,
.
. ice. IKS. park Rzdw 111 .

STEREOSCOPIC YlCCTi, KifySTDtU: CL- TffillXJlNQ OutQia, doiiftn*. colors. —

TEST Lock* Dr juifics ft mafitei keys
Undi'rwixKt. WaJ pa*- a cents cacb. ItracL I
Write today. Zeis Studio, 725 LcaLcy, npen COT ol Eocka. SL.(M5 Nntivnel Bptv~ ,

Dv-oritiu, 3323 Eutu-w FLi-ce, BulLunari' hta, RoekEoTd. tklnole. Ice, 3 i 2-A Union Ave., Brooklyn II, N Y. r

WE'LL Svrup. abII, biiy anyihLn.it Tree KOW'l'o drill bE(lss. flpediil lhLi un-
lidt. National Swappers Guide, 5 ID St, neeeteity, Full inforraAEtorL Scud *1.59
Joseph. Evansville. Indiana. ___ PHOTOSTATS iPtLPL-&Ktapb(c peuiLi- Mil to Hurry Shnot=, 325 East LLbetL?
Hf nt eofd#*) of your dibCharse- paEWH. JcRnrswn
WANT
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Wnal Ylrt?Lnta
County.
kind*. Describe, write Aden CtanpanF, paper cl piling? inU^Sn ismiLISHertpU;, fcyrp-
I MSP Npos^rR. Ouk Pnrh. UUnoiE. l-UNIINGUS Nursery wall
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TYPEWRITERS, Printing PHBiBtS. VA^ F.l-rLiialmg ouV-OUtfl %\VW hi durtn™;,
j oar valuable daoumcnls n vn lvle-1 )or-b, :
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Atlanta. Ml^outd. M^Tin^iiienr. plnal hIilI.'i ALL niuterliil -enpied

on other LujciJekrl/. mr-. 3 c Laonnov-el-r
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bismuth,
MERCURY
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— covered by valduble paters hn^ucauce for
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vanadium, Wiito tor quoiatlon* sratldtr faction STtHranLecd. SDc per copy Tor — tBeta, j L.'QD. R ayharn . Luru.daUi. Arlrnn^-OC.
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mimp. Coin operated VGDdEng maehinca. b:adLr U cumplele. Meich anl.^ und
* 30.00
KarULSEde CObapady, India pula, In -an opEHitors — write
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Parkway, JCHfiH Tloga^BaltlRUDfo 15 Md. .
LLDbaJ hotika cub nil gublCTlS bdiLgtlt, Huld.
PERSONAL BiaOEBT' Money In tittooLnE now'r tfa lEnted, evthuiLifcd. Satisfaction rjaran-
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FEBRUARY, 1945 67 A-
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keep and liavd full. St-ad 10c lor Bnmplpletwn-
liftiltiiy
MODERN SCHOOL J IU-J ITSU.PepL WW. a W. B2mri S(., N.Y.tiLl*

Ait Cohdrtifltsinff tnd Refriewatton are amon^ ttie great few

duHtries of today and tomorrow. Ihat«]IaLitjx!*
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Tvoivi Uhiu Beloie the t xpMtsd RAISE GUINEA PIGS

I lain now
EXPANSION Begin*
Experts predict Targe demand for mould
and service AirConditloaing and
install
Kcfriktcrntton BqiilpaHcfl t , , # liitvfc to ths
kind of job which required n competent, * 13.69
trained man who cun carry the rcapouwl-
bi LLtiesof inataLiinff coat ly oriui junont ond Fright Partf*
muintQiiiLELg it. Ifba kaowathe answer liiLrrc-hiL.il! tlVLici gA Mg fmr RH CfitptQIE'i ’i-.'. ! <4 lit-
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ruiiutaduc giu Ha and bid- pay EJi^Jd grow also. i U. £. MARblE A GflANITE CO.
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Historic SUCCESSES Hoy Repeat
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UnUTlES ENCIHCERtNG INSTITUTE
1114 W* B#Man Annul, D**t. 125, Chicago 14, IIL PI 0 HE E ft FLTH-LICATIONS. INC.
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SENSATIONAL WAR BARGAINS

in LENSES
New, Finely Ground and Polished, Edges Very Slightly
All Lenses
& PRISMS
Chipped. Come Neatly Packed and Marked A Salvage Bargain —
YOU CAN EASILY MAKE
Telescopes Magnifier* Photographic Gadgets
and HUNDREDS OF EXPERIMENTS with these Low Cost LENSES

TANK PRISMS
n order that the tank driver shall not got shoE In
the face, two of thcit Silvered Prism? ore used
to make a periscope- We :hg*e secure J a number
of these thol are very f lightly chipped, making
passible thgir sale al a very low price. They

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are 90-4 5-45 degree pHsm* huge size S** 1 *
eng, 3Va JF wide* finely ground and polished.
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You- can use them Prisms to make Periicaph to sec
over the heads at crowds. Ip photograph fish Uhder
water, to view high of tow gauges, a*c. Also cxcellowt
for ckperimf-nts, class raom demnn^trotionf at high
schools,, colleges, camera dubs r
nitrnnnmy cEu'bi.
Some of our ingenious customer?. hov« used theso
Prjpiwi td moke jtcrob altadamcnr, pholom- eamp™
elor cube, range finderj etc,
Normal ty^ these Prisms would retail from about $24
ta 5-30 euEhr

SPECIALS IN LENS SETS SLcHilc No, EtQOI-K . + + . . SILVERED TANK

FK1SYIS— Price each Postpaid.
TSijr Pago Project Anri Idee llfjoblefc with ni\ ^etH Stock Nn. - , . RLA1N TANK PRISM—
defier Ib£fl HlJCCi^H ful —
development-* jmlTLtB Ihr wnv f.. Price S2.05 each Pestperdr
project Ln^ nil Lbu -ftnLn]^ of tliu
Thi-- imp i* exupllr'iil far
ipu^tvunj-^n beautiful
Set Nfl.30l“K n 0vr A^e^iiins Sufcinl^ 15 Lamas for
$t.*0 Postpaid. Fur m& in it yuur uwti |nnverful ll-U’.
Is
FOUR TANK PRISMS— Special—$7. &0 Pestpaid.
sifiK^r?*,\avC tVuMLM'i* mirrihcfulhfe, *iVun$i *nji£ n? Iifi-r*, ilr«^r- . . ^ . ThtM jW il wri-Hal jO^cdf tuTtfiltap ujt^orrriaME if*
iiiff projector, phot^i cells telephoto len?, dummy
focuf^ MFG. FOR NAVY'S 7 POWER &l M OCULARS
injr camera, KH?d.aebronie viewer, A£er*n,+£ui.TEr Uewer,
xruUnd and < n n ri$ Lji I ncuHin^ aid*. Fill' .--spe-n^ KELtNER EYE-PTECE l-EN^ES . . , ytn e^n aae m
mental niptifii, of lnikc* and -mail pc+* copy-
iiHii-trael-rt
Telescojeed, LUnucuhnv, Micr^wcopea. utc. (-uiii^iit of
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ing, ultra cLorie-up jhots, and iviany^ many other uaen.

aehrunLatic eye-ions, and a >lle!rL Len-M. l
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mJlls, un-^L'm^nterl tvirh J' EtKFJ eoinept i^ti iJ £>u«y
Sal No. 305'H "The Godgcteer'? Delight” 35 Lenses far diiectlona,
$S,&D ForfpaJ^ Cun a in ^ *JI thn len^e* in the abow net
2

plcw twenty more e\ptn.afve [en^ea Inci-eahLne yuur l-LiB Ll

Stock Nrk SOfll-H— Edued - ?1-2S Postpaid
Lif CM LPri'j men L nnd ^u-du^l makLnir, All uur lenMr * t\iv 1
COMPLETE SET OF LENSES AS ABOVE ANT)
rn.ui.lJy aiiiJ maLiked. THE m MS TO MAKE A MONOCULAR TELE-
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kt No. 31Q-H "The ExpaHmanler'i Dfunnt" 6tt L^hhi SCOPE with thbjectivv kn.; of two inch dlumoter,
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and New Complete 50 Page Booklet™ $10.00 Postpaid. Sti-K'k Nt*. —

MEinuculnr Sl'I... ....... $5.0fi Postpaid
Contains all the lon^-eg in tin-? above net plus 2a Hithcij-n
LhuL maLud tun- Isu [r-;ii l liaiiol buy,
zi he %'a j^-Ljr f knHe*
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MICROSCOPE
4053-H
OBJECTIVE LENS SET Stock No.
$2.00 Paitpaid. J Cemented Achromatic;
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In ibifl Jirt vU] cue Lie v isti Cu eon duct counties esreri- . . .

tnem-n ami build a wide variety of optical i-quipmenL fL'ftur- Mfieeled) wMuSe hiuj he L.'LimbitLL+d to
EUnko ll m Lgtu.-l -
! H'L" oLij-.-i'l ! ViL IvriH ^'Ltlk fij4n| Imp-Lb
New SD-foge Illustrated Idea Book . 51.00 Postpaid,
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I inch, Uwi.'
tCj jh-rijp annkc il mienhscrape for micl'P-
“Fuji wiilt Chipped Rd^L.: Lunsys' dcj^Hhc* h wide photaffraphi-v
variety of nae* for our lenders and contains much mfor-
jnatlon specially daslirned fur the bomemji^i n.THiiiae- 1 a
4011-tt
MM MOVIE PROJECTING LENS SET
51.20 Puitpuid. Cun.iistsp «f 2 AchhNmH-tie
— Stuck Ho.
tiun at u|4ivul items. . 4 ,

-=n?eB diameter \$ irms. und ui foenl length when cjm-

POftFiO AGEE PRISMS—4taek No, JQ0&-H r
I
a
. 15c .
hikied of one Inch.
each Postpaid. Si Be 13 mia X 1 j IUell . ii.not.hpv wilt
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bnnrain. Nr. to at prices

i whiuIlI be £0 to 40 ttmeH abn-vr 35 MM ENLARGING LENS SET—Stock N*.
FILM
duntfitinn. At thin except ions Lly low- price, >ysm jdiduM 6DS7-H 51 SO PotlfNiid, CiiukimI^ of 2 Achromatic
, , , -

|PiirellJiiigr "i few chf thc*r, even thuURll ynik have no Ejp- Luibh to ute at a Bpced o( alhiut F.3. Thfee make n
incdiMu need for them- So oh a ijarsiiin will nut be Anud -;uljiitt.LE.Ule LLntLL AusiM-LiGmut EnljbrGtnK T-enseA
available Lnn^+ n^ain become vailabLe.

Order by Set or Stock No. Satisfaction Guaranteed

EDMUND
W.
SALVAGE COMPANY
27 Clinton Ave,, Dept. 11, P. O. Audubon, N. J.

FEBRUARV. 1<J45 A
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AXE YOU THINKINGor BUYING a

Farmon CountryHome?
T>an i do it uhtii you i^cid for
r
Plati to rtfid my
iisir] r^jcumine frs‘*' \t mr¥T mive? you htintlr^dH «f dollars und —
muny tkt^rtbre^iiLDff vuiKLaHe^.
T^JLa how to fruVtf ii pSuct thnl wi(l fo: It£c]f1
Mv P3aE Iji the feme story nf hnv fwinHy mV
aiiii 1 moved rrorri city t<k n little two-ncris sjluce in the
timr-bv country to Und li "llttlo Ihd-cL aad & lot mart lhvitiic ,p
iLjjd how rvo krpt « tnnulAr fuli-blinc- Job, Tells how w<- trrow
moat of our owe food In armra time Lulvc futk dolmt it — have
hpFsltlL more autsdSaltie and Jt+nh plr— feiote lienee mad. —
ciulet- more securer Rnd iDtli'pcDdract' la fnot. more of —
just about every thin r that inaHea life worth living I

MT ""HflVft-Mom" PLnn contbina over Mt.Ottfworda. 73 lituatr..

nmny wjiuai jihotoa oi our own iiiace.
It tellR the how at alt our shortcuts, ideas,, 3abor-ss vlmr
1 f lh s
l how it tatLea tiM only no hour or &a of Hjmre rime
1 1 1

ti day to have tender chicken to cat. plenty ofe> wa, wonderful

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prufilaii with ir lot work., di-Llclous ratihL^ni eat At only He

of Men, ihflw a you /nil. rich milk, putter, crc-fkju from on Wiinininte dairy.
YOU ho* to build Enaty ham. pork, bacon, aauanLfe, geeae, turkeys, aquah, hent-y
YOUR BODY Into bees, rruit tTPftS Lhst^mi of nhudn Iil«cJoiijj gnipr^,
MEAT and MUS-
CLE; und your
berrlea — how
sjj:l
nc^-, easier preserving methoda, kneiud-
kuicts. Ireezknif.
w uw
MUSCLES into Beat ot PI u n tells von how to choose the rlsfot klnrl
all, my
SPRINGS of of place— how to save hundrecLn of dollars In buying and
how to avoid coetly miatnkes.
STRENGTH mid ftoniiclnt
STEEL. Thu ‘..Score- Cikrd"" of what to look for Sit worth pnm-u by it«v-K
than the whoLe price ol Che b'lan whlcluis only il.OW, —
Ail iojl life (*!,< liU- 1 ; ik I> liliELri;^ hLe iiiuhl'Il* ijihL aavrurful hudl'-H HoDMtly. If vou’re tlilEtkiiiK huylUA or building for if you
NLLt M it law ! Iiu ilhl^i«Lh uitli
kink- d-utr, il> hil- my id r rad y SlaYfl ik plat*),, any Phin cjlti bn- Clin? dollar's
Hi-chnil, ihu mudl
i^sU-rik of F|iy.Hli!ikl lhi« i.riyiiiiit worth you ever Kot--and IT] send It- to you to took over and B
v^]ojiriLi,isi tvu ElnU -'PnAi> Ii Wiih lie-
,U \ I> h ..|; i |.u> PiPTnici* tree, if you lLeulT like it— Sf you d<ni t rtffrpf It's
>ljj 1:- "
J'ui, hch nun: I (’Jin iln* k for i'lii lli„ L ^rFi-ir ruy MuNCY- I worth many times one dollar—Ju&t send It back find owo
G4CM. SU AJ?ANIT£E! I.fc-t 3MH1 kLv(- yuu tile 1.111 ild r -ILL UK III# ll, r £>. 1
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mt nothing. It you keen It Just hhtlcI jiik o nt? dollur. full

viLamir ywu wuiti, lirice t knpw yonTi: olni| to Me delighted — bo drop me a *.
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rwiat-curd now— Youra for Tl 1Lu|i.: Ihite* uml a lot flvJrikr,"

ED ROBINSON, Jioj 2702, Mo-roton, ConiL. (Ot couise. II
Send NOW for this Amazing, Complete you'd preler to send yonr dollar bow. that would bo Ann
FuVtJ me lot Of l-E-rnrrl. ketTjtne. I'll ffltdly rtfLLpil your
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
JL REGISTEHITO IN U, E- I'^NT OFFICE AND CANADA tp/
WRITTEN so you can understand it

VoL 83 FEBRUARY, 1945 Ng. 2

Abpvr, rci-dio-co^rrolfed glid«r bomb ii

released from plane milei from target

YA7 OUST of all was the

' * terrifying sudden-
ness with which It struck.
They couldn't see it com-
ing. They couldn’t even hear it —
until too
lute. Without warning, the ground trem-
bled as if from a local earthquake and a
roaring blast beat on their ear drums,
followed by an eerie, rumbling “whoosh. 1 '

Most of the people were knocked flat but

those close to the explosion were killed
.or mangled.Twisted fragments of metal
and when the dazed sur-
littered the area
vivors stumbled to the wreckage they
found a deep crater, perhaps 30 foot in DIAGRAM OF V-2: (1) electric motor; [2} plcnhal
supply from pump; (-3) air h allies; (4) radio guid-
diameter, from which protruded the-
ing equipment, <5} Cunlral rfcplodor tub*; rsi-
finned tail of a curious cylindrical missile lrogrn bottle i; {7) pitch and azimuth gyros; (£)
the size of a small airplane fuselage. alcohol delivery pipe 1o pump; (9j hydrogen per-
A shudder rippled through the on- oxide tank; (10) pormongpnuto tan Is? (11) o^ygpn
lookers, They knew then that the fantas- distribution* from pump? (12) okohol pipes for tub-
tic stratosphere rocket, another mon- tidiory cooling;( 13*} -hydraulic servo motors
strous perversion of German science, had

FEBRUARY. 1945 i
 Hugo mijdpl af iGuPhrrn England eofisU ihewi g u *U nao* fherfr, s^orthligMl [whiln
ctatl), pnd bp loan barragu
I
i rfif+cJ rtg I
* pf black d at*}which lie b«Pw4CP London and ho CQCIil
I

paid them a lethal visit. It seemed to be England last autumn. And of the 1,100,000
the handiwork of demons—a wingless, self- English homes, hospitals, churches and
propelled projectile which, fired into space schools reported damaged by “V bombs”
at supersonic speeds, would plunge at ran- since last June, many were victims of V-2.
dom like a vengeful meteor upon a peaceful But as to military effectiveness V-2 was
countryside or city. regarded
iC
m no more destructive than V-l,
To Allied scientists this new manifesta- the huzz bomb** with wings. V-2 pene-
tion of indiscriminate warfare known as — trates deep into the earth and thus con-
—
V-2 is a “considerable technical achieve- centratesmuch of its damage around its
ment” but less destructive than the Nazis own self-made crater. V-l, which is cheap-
must have hoped it would be. True, nu- er and much less complicated to build, but
merous civilians were killed and wounded carries the same amount of explosives
after the bombardment began to rain on (one ton), digs hardly any hole but scatters
glais and shrapnel over a
greater radius.
Recently, the Germans
launched over the West-
ern Front what is be-
new type of
lieved to be a
rocket, This barrage
weapon has been called a
Y-1% for it said to
is
combine features of both
the V-l and V-2.
The V-2 is the weird-
est- looking of World War
p
II s surprise weapons. It
resembles a metal tele-
graph pole 46 feet long
and five feet in diameter,
and it behaves like a gi-
gantic Roman candle gone
berserk. Weighing 13^
tons at takeoff, it climbs
upward to 70 miles above
the earth before it starts
its descent When it
strikes* it plows under
more than half its length

Artiift conception of pdrt-

oblt launching ramp for V-2

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before it is detonated with a noise
that can be heard almost 20 miles.
Unlike the gas turbine method
of jet propulsion in airplanes, V-2
docs not breathe air but derives
all its power from the fuel it car-
ries and therefore can travel out-
side the earths atmosphere. It is
made up of six principal parts: an
explosive-packed warhead in the
sharply pointed nose; a control
compartment; two large fuel
tanks, one containing about 7 Q00 n

pounds of alcohol and the other

11,000 pounds of liquid air; a tur-
bine and pump assembly with a

Irtipa fitting lyrbu pump* of wrecked V-7.; fuel pump

h til left, liquid air pump righl. Left, Allied 4&I-
diers remove p-orts of V-2 found in field in Belgium

generator to drive the turbine; a Jaj"ge

combustion chamber, and two sets of con-
t.rol vanes, one for the inside and one for
Lhe outside.
The V-2 is launched in a vertical posi-
lion from
a concrete platform or hard sur-
face, according to the British Air Ministry.
To keep the fuels from exploding, hydro-
gen peroxide and potassium permanganate

Strtifatphsro pnlti of V-3. which irti^l* ?QQ mife* m ab^ut four mifiufei. At takeoff it weigh* 13'z lorn

fpsn London OaLSy ICnU

Dr'iiwLiik'3
Blast arcs of V-l {ahaueli it greater than the V-l (below) which digs deep traler when rockel explode*

FEBRUARY, 194 S 3
 Thii robot bomb built for tttt U. S. Army Air Foru is 27 f*it long end hot a wing span of 17 feat

are mixed with the highly explosive com- dio control or by pre-set automatic instru-
bination of alcohol and liquid air. Pipes ments, The point at which the fuel is cut
carry these four liquids into a turbine and off determines the range. Its maximum
pump assembly where they are blended range is believed to be about 200 miles.
and released under pressure through 18 The speed of the V-2 is about 3,000 miles
jets into the forward end of the combustion an hour during the climb into the strato-
chamber. The fine spray 15 ignited elec- sphere, and this probably diminishes to
trically from a safe distance and the hot 2,000 miles an hour when the fuel is cut
gases rush out through jets at the rear of off- On its downward flight it becomes
the chamber, heated by friction to such an extent that
A gyroscope control within the rocket by night it looks like a dull red comet. By
operates the control vanes. Photographs day all that can be seen from the ground is
r
of the V-2 s climb reveal a zigzag path the vivid flash that accompanies the blast.
which might be caused by a radio control Against V-2 ordinary air defenses are
that holds the rocket inside a set course obviously useless. The specially built Bo-
for the first few miles. fors guns along the English coast, the bal-
About one minute after launching, the loon barrages girdling London, and the
fuel supply is cut off, either by remote ra- —
alert fighter planes all of which were used
successfully against V-l
—simply cannot cope with
this man-made bolt of
lightning.
As a defense, Allied
airmen attacked German
oil storage deposits and
what were believed to be
the V-2 launching bases
in the Netherlands and
the railroads leading to
them. Stories about se-
cret launchings filtered
through from the Dutch,
In roped-ofT areas the
Germans dug wells SO
feet deep and as largo as
tennis courts. Along the
(Continued to page 158)

This Noi* V-l robot bomb land-

ed intact in a U. 5. Army camp

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Gyro Loops With Pilot to Show Plane’s Attitude
Aerobatic maneuvers,
including loops and rolls,
can be performed with a
high degree of safety with
a Sperry attitude gyro.
The dial, which looks
like
a free-rolling ball in a
frame, tells the position of
an airplane with refer-
ence to the earth’s sur-
face throughout 360 de-
grees of roll and pitch.
With this instrument, a
pilot can perform compli-
cated maneuvers on in-
struments alone without
having to see where the
ground is. The indicator
Is divided Into hemi-
spheres, the upper half
white luminescent and
the lower half black.

"Super-Finished” Reflectors Throw Beam Twenty Miles

Reflectors built by the Chrysler
Corporation are so precisely cut
and polished from a tough metal
alloy they are capable of Girowing
30,000,000 -eandlepower Navy
searchlight beams more than 20
miles. To accomplish this, a para-
bolic reflector must be shaped and
finished to such a high degree of
accuracy that it will gather the
maximum amount of light direct-
ed at it and reflect this light in
concentrated parallel beams. The
Chrysler method of polishing the
tnetal is known as “super- finish-
ing.” An electronically controlled
machine produces a 24-inch para-
bolic shape which is polished until
the inside surface is so accurate
that a reflection from it will not
deviate more than 8/1,000 inch in
two miles. The reflectors resist
corrosion or tarnishing.

Gunpowder From Lower Grade Paper Pulp in. New Sulphate Process
Smokeless powder can be produced from than the type used in the older sulphite
the same low cost wood pulp used in wrap- process* Chief difference between the two
ping paper and bags, as a result of a new recesses Is that sulphite pulp is produced
sulphate process developed by the Western y treating wood chips with acids whereas
Cartridge Company, East Alton, IIl While
h sulphate pulp is produced by treating wood
wood is not a new source of cellulose in the chips with alkalis. In the latter process
production nf nitrocellulose, basic material the amount of pulp required to produce
of rifle and cannon powder, the process enough powder for a single carbine car-
permits the use of woods of a lower grade, tridge would make a piece of wrapping
faster growing and much more plentiful paper large enough to wrap a lemon.

FEBRUARY, 1&4S 5
Glass Fiber "Blanket” Helps to Insulate Airliner

Insulation against high- altitude cold by means of a

glass fiber “blanket" 1ms been perfected by CurLiss-
Wright engineers. In the C-4U Commando cargo
transports and their peacetime successor, the CW-20
commercial airliner, the insulation helps to keep the
interior comfortable even when the outside tempera-
ture is 'ID degrees below zero. The “blanket” consists
of minute glass fibers* ,0002 inch in diameter, fabri-
cated into a .soft, H-iik-like covering half an inch thick.
The "'blanket" results in u weight saving of more than
200 pounds per airplane of the Commando size over
materials like kapok or other vegetable fibers. Resin -
impregnated glass liber cloth also is used as a protec-
tive lining for fuel cell cavities in the wings of the B-29
Top, rightr pfbft **ar in 0 C-4S Superfortress. Because of its high impact strength, it
nexr to quilted Fibirglatr T?p in- r
prevents “flowering" of the metal walls of the fuel cell
llallipg the doth in a 149 fuel
a wind aw cavity if struck by a bullet* thus safeguarding the self-*
t*H, Ab^vp, 3 niy listing
sealing rubber cell against jagged metal edges.

Overfire Air Jets Quell Smoke in Coal-Burning Boilers

Plumes of smoke from coal -burning boil- most all smokeand provides better fuel
ers may soon be a thing of the past, thanks utilisation. When jets of air forced by
T

to overfire air jots developed by the steam, are mixed turbulently with the
miaous Coal Institute, 60 East 42nd Street* gases given off by the burning coal, the
New York City. The device eliminates si- smoke that normally passes up the stack
is also consumed. Actual
operational tests show a
20 percent saving in coal
with the air jots; one
home heater gave 50 per-
cent more heat and one-
third less ashes. Kitchen
ranges utilizing the prin-
ciple are in limited pro-
duction. The $110 unit
cost of the air jets is low
enough to encourage in-
stallation even on old
boilers.

6 POPULAR MECHANICS
 JJ
Nearing forget,, bombardier makes few simple adfuslmenls—llie Norden bomhight'i bTcin JJ dees the rest

weeks ago. Every B-29 flying over Japan

By Wayne Whittaker
is equipped with the Norden bombsight
F) ECEKTLY, at one of the several plants On a bombing mission which consumes
the U- S. which manufacture the many hours of flying time, the bombsight
Norden bombsight for the armed forces^ is used for less than 30 seconds. But those
one of these delicate instru-
ments failed .to pass its final
test Tins test is so exacting
that allowance is made for
curvature of the earth and
the distance the earth travels
between the time a bomb is
released and when it strikes
the ground.
The puzzled engineers sent
the bombsight back for a
recheck of some of its 2,300
parts. Finally the imperfec-
tion was located. One part
was found to have a tolerance
of 1/3,000 of an inch instead
of 1/5,000 E The Air Technical
Service Command demands
and gets perfection in its
bombsight, of which photo-
graphs were released a few

Hers are element* oF Wmhiftfl L42G.fI_J 5.M0-fT

problem salved by computer ; TRAIL 1 ACTUM RANGE

FEBRUARY, 1945 7
 set and locked, it would
control the flight of the
GYRO LOCKING CAP TELESCOPE DROPPING bomber* Despite bursts
WJNDOW ANGLE
of flak or any other dis-
SCALE
turbance of the air, the
&OMBSJGHI GYRO
stabiliser holds the plane
on a set course. Every
SOVi&S^.HF deviation is instantly cor-
PR OPR rected by the flight con-
trol system. If every
member of the crew were
killed it would hold the
plane on that course
LAMP FOR ILLUMI- while the bombs were au-
NATING CROSSHAIRS
tomatically released, and
the bomber would fly on
STABILIZER until it ran out of fuel.
KNOB COURSE
KNOB The computer, called
of the bomb-
hB
BOMB the “brain
RELEASE sight, is by
far the most
SWITCH
intricate part of the upper
unit. Although it is only
CONNECTION a few inches in diameter
BETWEEN and can be easily held in
BQWB&IGHT the pahn of your hand, it
PROFfl AND costs several hundred
STABILIZER
dollars more than a good
automobile, (The com-
plete bombsight costs less
than $10,000.) The com-
puter is said to be one of
the best examples of pre-
cision workmanship in
existence, and its mech-
anism about 40 times
is
more accurate than that
of the finest watch.
When this instrument
CdUTttia? Vlettrt
1
Adding Cm
Bombl -ore rfllaGsed when moving pointer
on dropping angla icci1h> a fixed -

pointer. Right testing bomb sight gyro

seconds, during the bombing run

over the target, are the ones that
spell success or failure for the
mission.
The bombsight, which weighs
75 pounds, consists of two units.
The lower unit, known as the sta-
hilizei\ plays an important part in
controlling the flight of the plane
through the ship's rudder during
the bombmg run. The upper unit,
or sight proper, contains the tele-
scope, computer and other vital
assemblies. Each unit has a gyro.
The stabilizer, which engineers
describe as a "relatively simple
mechanism” compared to the
sight, has some 900 parts. The
gyro in it is balanced to an ac-
curacy of seven 100-hlllionths
(.00000000007) of an inch. If the
^course” and “drift” knobs were

8 POPULAR MECHANICS
Thu 5upcrl*rrrcli nmd till af fifrr 5 i^Tfi r sliip.3 nn\v firltocking Japan are equipped wiMi Ntirdcn bam blight!

Is "fed**the proper informatics n it solves 3

The type of bomb, whether a 500 -pound-
the mathematical problems of the bonrir er or a blockbuster* and the altitude of the
hardier and provides the correct answer bomber over the target determine the
by fixing the exact instant for releasing the dropping angle. This is registered on a
bombs. Information which must be sup- dropping angle scale on top of the bomb-
plied to the bombsight includes air and sight. Another factor which must be set
ground speed of the plane, altitude, drift, up„on the bombsight is the “trail.” This
wind velocity and weight of the bomb, represents the horizontal distance between
Much of this information is sot up on the the actual trajectory and a theoretical tra-
computer long before the actual bombing jectory in a vacuum,
run, so the bombardier has only a few last The stabilizer controls the horizontal
second vertical and horizontal adjustment^ flight of the plane, maintaining constant
to make to keep the crosshairs on target. altitude, while the automatic pilot controls
.....f yawing and the bombsight
gyro establishes a vertical
line between the plane and
earth. This provides a right
angle triangle which enables
the computer to determine
the instant for releasing the
bombs.
Lefts follow a bombardier
from the briefing at the base
until “Bombs away!” over
the target. At the briefing,
he jots down
the altitude
from which the attack will
be made, weight of the
bombs that are to be
dropped, possible wind di-
rections and velocity. "When
he climbs into his station in
the nose of the bomber he
consults previously pre-
pared charts and sets up the
bombing problem on the
computer.
Before reaching the tar-
get the bombardier checks

Forty <i!r«et Kill on oircrofl plant

ot Nogaye ttiilfy to rh* c«u-
r-acy of our fflrrud bombiight

FEBRUARY, 1945 9
 the settings by following an object on the
ground to simulate the actual target. Ad-
justments are made to keep the crosshairs
on the object. As the bomber nears the real
target the flak gets heavier and the pilot
changes the course of the plane about every
15 seconds.
Finally, the bombardier throws the
switches for the bomb bay doors and in^
forms the pilot that he is ready to take over
for the bombing run. The pilot switches on
the automatic flight control which then is
controlled by the bombardier through the
bombsight and the final run is Under way.
—
The time of this final run ranging from 10
to 30 seconds—depends on the skill of the
bombardier. During this time the steady
course of the bomber makes it a perfect
target for antiaircraft guns below.
With the course knob, the bombardier
directs the plane in a predetermined course
toward the target. He hooks up the auto-
matic release switch and dutches in the
motor drive of the telescope which puts the
Courtc-SF Vi*L&r Ad-djSrtfc MicSi5nr- Co. computer into operation. This sets into
Ball drop fix lure with chain h uied far spot check motion a series of mechanisms which solve
of ball bearing* which trie vital part of bombtigh-t the bombing problem and release the bombs

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Cutaway ihowi how 10-man "lcam on B--17 func-
at the proper moment. This release takes
tion* during bombing run. BcIqw, bmh n*T for th*
bombiighl ball btaringi; bruih mud move lha wheel
place automatically when one fixed and one
moving pointer meet on the dropping angle
scale. The moving pointer is advanced by
the computer in exact ratio to the ground
speed t and before the two pointers meet the
bombardier can make his last corrections,
The perfectly synchronized movement of
the telescope gives a bombardier the feeh
mg that he is sighting at the target from a
fixed platform instead of a speeding bomb-
er, He knows that an error of one degree
at 20 t0OO feet will cause the bombs to miss
the target by 349 feet.
The seconds drag by until suddenly there
is a dick from the bomb release and the
bombardier shouts into the interphone:
"Bombs away!”
As the crew watches Ike bombs arcing
(Continued to page 160)

10 POPULAR MECHANICS
Royal Navy’s Firefly Is a Deadly Fighter-Scout
Armed with four 20-
mm. cannon and a cam-
era for vertical photog-
raphy* the British Royal
Navy's Firefly is used on
a rcraft car r i e r s bo th
i

for reconnaissance and

pursuit operations.
Powered with a Rolls-
Royce Griffon engine
which develops more
than 2,000 horsepower,
the plane has a hydrau-
lically controlled wing

RigM r Firfl-flp m flight Below,

Firefly with its wings- folded

flap which may be ex-

tracted from its position
in the trailing edge of
the wing and swung out
to give varying positions
for takeoff, cruising or
landing. The Firefly,
which carries a crew of
two, saw its first action
in the Atlantic. When
Allied bombers attacked
the Tirpitz in Norway*
Fireflies shot down
German aircraft at-
tempting to interfere.

Searchlight Under Wing of Plane Spots Subs at Night

Powerful searchlights attached
to the wings of Liberator bombers
of the Royal Air Force Coastal
Command are used to hunt sub-
marines at night. They light up
the sea for miles, making it unsafe
for U-boats, which usually sur-
face at night, to recharge their
batteries. So effective were these
searchlights in the Battle of the
Atlantic, they were long on the list
of restricted secret weapons.

Airplanes '"Herd” Ducks

Away From Fields
Small airplanes pro used by the
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service to
“herd” ducks away from grpin
fields to refuges. When the planes
fly low over u field the ducks take
to the air. The pilots drive them
in the desired direction by swoop-
ing across the rear of the flocks.

FEBRUARY, 1945 11
Abcve, item vitae ring kebgot liikei iharpfy. Hiking ii the Bailing trick
of bringing I he windward runner into the air. Below, iceboaten push By Ross M. Dick
their craft in preparation far leaping aboard when the to ff fill. Bath i

can easily Ht Ifllo ihe romifly cockpit located in the rectr of thi most

S peeds up to sc miles
an hour, second
split
thrillst spills and bruises.
When you’ve known all
four* you’ve experienced
real iceboating It is a
r

sport which goes back to

the 18th century in this
country and through the
years it always has had its
following. Only in the
decade prior to 1940 did it
begin to gain wide popu-
larity. Then, an estimated
25,000 Americans went
boating on ice surfaces in
scores of localities*
While iceboats aplenty
are being sailed today* the
sport’s devotees are stor-
ing Up ideas for designs
and regattas after the
war, when the daring,
physically fit men now in
the armed forces or busy
in wartime industry can

12 POPULAR MECHANICS
once more give week ends to
whizzing smoothly over frozen
ponds* rivers and lakes.
Iceboats are of two general
types: the stem steerer and the
front steercr. Both are three- run-
ner boats. In the stern steerer*
which was conventional for a long
time, the single steering runner
is at the stern* back of the runner
plank on which the two parallel
runners are mounted at opposite
ends, while in the front steerer the
steering runner is at the bow,
ahead of the runner plank.

AbevGr jaeket and heavy mitti pmset ice boater

from cold winds, left, front-steering racing bool hiking

Within the last decade there has been con-

siderable experimenting with a four-runner
—
boat front and rear runners mounted paral-
lel at opposite ends of two runner plunks. The
steering lines may be attached to the front
runners, the real' runners, or all four. There
also are the "scooter” boats, regular small
sailboats on which runners have been mount-
ed on the bottom planking; and motor pow-
ered boats, propelled by airplane propellers.
Below, children mil o iimplf bout with box ike cockpit
I

FEBRUARY, 1945 13
 Iceboat construction basically is
simple. Complexity of design and
construe lion has developed from
the desire to increase speed and
maneuverability and reduce me-
chanical factors that contribute to
accidents.
The “sheeter” boat, a develop-
ment of the 1930’s and influential
in spreading the sport s popular-
s

ity, may be built; for as little

as
$30 to ?40 by economizing on ma-
terials. The large racing yachts
may cost several thousand dollars.
Spruce, strong but lightweight, is
recommended for the hull, runner
plank, mast and boom. Stainless
steel, hot rolled cast iron and alu-
minum are good runner materi-
als. A
yacht duck, close woven
and of 10- ounce weight, makes n
good sail, one that won't stretch
out of shape too easily or be slug-
gish in a light breeze.
The size of iceboats may vary
considerably. For racing, the sail
area distinguishes them. The
Northwestern Ice Yachting asso-
ciation, principal mid western or-
ganization in the sport, specifies
the following classes: Class A, sail
limit of 350 square feet; Class B,
250 square feet; Class C T 175
square feet; Class E (skeeter), 75
square feet. While the skeeter hull
ranges from 14 to 20 feet in length.
Class A boats may run to 40 feet.
The sail area determines the
power of a boat; the more sail, the
more power. Large sail area, how-
ever, Is not the sole guaranty of a
boat's speed. The sail plan may

Debutante III (above), a champion wrih 610 *q. fl, of toll it laid to ho VO bk 100 m.p,h. Below, boa It

14 POPULAR MECHANICS
vary considerably. There may be
only the one mainsail, or two sails
Portable Fire Escape Opens Up
— the mainsail and a jib. Some of As Box Falls From Window
the large yachts carry a sail spread
of 750 feet. One man can operate
the smaller boats, while it requires
two for the more complex craft,
Thq sport can be extremely dan-
gerous. A capsizing boat wifi pitch
the occupant headlong across the
ice or trap him under the hull or
sail. An icy bath is the result if
the rider is thro\vn clear upon hil-
ling bad ice or a patch of open
water. Bracing to stay in a rock-
eting boat in a high wind brings
severe bruises.
It is an established fact that ice-
boats will travel two to six limes
the wind velocity. In fact, wind
velocity of 50 miles an hour is con-
sidered too extreme, as the frail
craft cannot stand the strain. Ice-
boat racers of the late l^th cen-
tury used to race trains along the
shore of the Hudson river. The
boats, at claimed speeds of up to
100 miles an hour, quickly would
outdistance the trains. Iceboats
have been ofTiciaUy recorded at
140 miles an hour, some authori-
ties declare, although others scoff
at claims above 60 miles an hour*
“Flickering” and “hiking” pro-
vide the greatest thrills of the
sport. Flickering occurs when
pressure is released from the
steering runner causing it to slip
,

and the boat to go into a spin. This

is common in a stern steerer when Capable of supporting 1,880 pounds, a portable,
she “hikes” too far. Hiking occurs metal fire escape can be hung from a window with
when the helmsman manipulates its hook anchored on the sill, The fire escape is
his craft so as to cause the wind- stored in a carton. When needed, the top of the
ward runner to rise into the air. carton can be opened, the hook anchored to the silk
Without careful handling, hiking and the carton dropped to the ground* permitting
can result in capsizing. anyone to climb down safely. The (ire ladder con-
Anyone adept at sailboating or sists of metal yoke steps 10 inches wide and
driving an automobile should he inches deep locked Lo parallel chains. It is manu-
able to learn to handle an iceboat factured in three sizes suited to two, three or four
with practice. While an iceboat story buildings.
acts many tames as fast as a sail-
boat and has certain characteris-
tics a sailboat does not. have, fun-
Oil Coating Adds Strength to Steel
damentally it goes through the While Water Weakens It
same motions. Iceboat steering, With a micromachine and a photographic regis-
especially at high speedy requires tering apparatus, Swedish engineers discovered
the same quick reactions needed that a coating of qmde oil, paraffin or even gasoline
in guiding a speeding automobile, Increases the resistance of steel and other metals
and, as with other skills, can be to rupture. Tests also revealed that water weakens
learned best through riding with both metals and glass. As a demonstration, three
an experienced helmsman. glass rods were weighted at one end with equal
If you have never had a ride on weights, a rod that had been moistened with water
the ice T put it down now as one broke almost at once, a rod that was dry broke after
of the “musts” in your postwar, a few minutes, whiiE a third that had been dipped
recreational plans. in paraffin withstood the weight without breaking.

FEBRUARY, 1945 15
 greater than in 1939. More than 10,700,000
Black Widow 4-Gun Turret troops were moved in special cars. The
"Plugs Into” Nacelle Top railroads set these records with about the
same number of locomotives and freight
cars they had before the war,

Drafting Tools Made of Plastic

Are Turned Out in Jiffy
Drafting instruments, which must have
tolerances of from .001 to .005 inch, are
now produced by thermoplastic molding.
This process was devised in the face of
threatened shortages in slide rules pro-
„

tractors, scales and other instruments

needed by the armed forces and war in^
dwtries. A triangular relief facet scale
made of celluloid- faced boxwood required
two to three years for the wood to become
seasoned and the celluloid to set. Some nf
the plastic instruments using Lucitet Plex-
iglas and Polystyrene, are made by an in-
jection molding process in 24 hours.

GTs Form-Fitting Sleeping Bag

Covers Him Like a Tent
Even in the cradle, GI Joe never was
bundled up as thoroughly as in the Army’s
weather-resistant, form-fitting sleeping
bag. Only the face remains exposed when
the big sack is scaled up. The bag is pro-
tection against ruin t snow, cold, damp and
other hazards of outdoor living.

To give the P-61 Black Widow a deadly

stinger, four ,50-caliber machine guns are
installed in a revolving drum in the crew
nacelle. The turret,, which costs approxi-
mately $16 0D0.| is electrically operated.
r

The P-61 is the most powerful of the Army

Air Force’s night fighters.

U+ S. Railroads Set New Records

For Freight and Passengers
Records that may stand for many years
were set by American railroads in 1944.
Freight traffic amounted to 740 billion ton-
miles* an increase of 1.8 percent over 1943,
and passenger miles were estimated at 96
billion by the Association of American
Railroads, Leveling off of traffic during
the hitter part of 1944 indicates that the
peak for World War II may have been
reached. Freight car loadings totaled 43,-
500,000 cars with an average capacity of
50.9 tons, also a record, and the average
load of freight per train was 1,144 tons.
Passenger traffic increased 9.3 percent over
1043 and was four and one- fifth times

16 POPULAR MECHANICS t
 i

r PHE Second Battle of the Philip-

pine Sea last October, in which
the United Slates Navy defeated the
Japanese Imperial Navy as soundly
as Notre Dame might beat Podvmk
Tech, can almost be reduced In
ft u>1hr II If n n w logy. Perhaps A d-
i i

in Era "Wild Bill" Halsey, who played,

I

fullb ack for the Naval Academy S. Nniy pbfltaa

tf.
years ago, thought of it that way. |kn Fmn^o el b hflltleihip pcEnterf on High* dnC'k
Stretching along a 1,500 -anile front, pF rfocim.rd Jcrp terrier did flOl fool U, S. flyers
the sc run mage line was marked by
the thousands of isktids of the Phil- I he mighty OSS MIliiOUrt, our ntwtst battle stnp
ippine archipelago and the blue of the Iowa closi, fire* inlvO from 1 S-meh guns
water around it. West of this tine
were die Japanese warships with
i heir strange, pagoda- like super-
5CT
structures; easL of this line were the

FEBRUARY, 1 94 3 17
 With ejia whool shot o^ny du-ring
attack on Jop f!e«t larpedo plane
r

pilot hrinp hit Mp in lend-

ing an U« S. to rrier. BeEow, fHghl
deck £fiW rudl^l Sflward plan* aft-
er iucc<:s*f u landing by lucky pilot
C

powerful, sleek, fast ships of

the United States Third and
Seventh Fleets.
Fur weeks the two forces had
been shifting into position— the
United States Navy anxious to
get on with the game,, the Japs
stalling for time, cautiously waiting for a land- based aircraft at our carriers, but this
moment most advantageous to themselves. was batted down. They tried an end run-
The Japs had been so well scouted that around Luzon but were thrown for a loss
the United Stales admirals knew how the by Admirals Halsey and Milscher. They
Nips would line up and what plays they tried an off -tackle smash through Surigao
would probably use. When and where they Strait but this attempt was stopped cold hy
would try for a touchdown was not clear. Admirals Kinkaid and Gldendorf, Finally
As it turned out, the Japs tried four plays they tried a straight power play through
— all of them failing in spite of the fact that the center of the line, the San Bernardino
the overall strategy was carefully planned, Strait, This play was the most successful
well timed and cleverly executed. First because the Japs found a hole and did some
they threw a forward pass in the form of damage. But in the end this try also was
thrown back to the line of
scrimmage.
The results added up to
a decisive defeat for the
Japanese Navy. Final
score in ships sunk was
heavily in the favor of the
United States Navy- and
even more lopsided ivhen
ships possibly sunk or
damaged are figured,
Spo rts writers might
have used such verbs as
“steamrollered/* “lam-
basted” or “crushed" in
their descriptive “leads/*
Admiral Halsey galled it
^catastrophic/*
The great sea battle of
October y 1944, is probably
the last full-scale naval
battle to be fought in the
Pacific for many years to
come. Previous sea bat-

Jap hunEeihip maneuvers des-

perately during Sulu Sea bailie

18 POPULAR MECHANICS
ties in World War II in the
Pacific set the stage for this
final battle by somewhat re-
ducing the Japa nese Fleet and
heightening the desperation
of the Japanese high com-
mand. The Battle of the Coral
Sea checked the Japanese ad-
vance toward Australia; the
Battle of Midway saved the
Hawaiian Islands from inva-
sion; the Battle of Guadal-
canal nailed our position se-
curely In the Solomons; and
the First Battle o£ the Philip-
pine Sea insured the capture
—
of the Marianas thus giving
the United States bases from
which to launch further at-
tacks against the Philippines,
the China coast and the Jap^
anese homeland. Avenger tr&W examine! battle icars on fuselage end parachute pack
But the Second Battle of
the Philippine Sea overshadowed the other that of a first or even second-rate power.
four in scope and import. Most of Japan’s We are too close to the sweat and blood
battleships* carriers and of battle to understand the full significance
been either sunk or crip- of this greatest naval engagement of World
The Japanese Navy still possesses War II. There is no doubt, however, that
nuisance value but its strength is no longer history will rank it in importance with such

Tfi& Second Baltic ef Ihc Philippine Sea paved Iho way For landing operation* like this on «n*my shores

FEBRUARY, 1945 19
 decisive sea engagements
as Trafalgar and Jutland.
At Trafalgar the British
Navy licked a combina-
tion of the French and
Spanish navies and paved
the way for the defeat of
Napoleonic France. At
Jutland, even though it
lost heavily, the British
Navy crippled the Ger-
man Navy and thus in^
sured victory for the
Allies. The Second Bat-
tle of the Philippine Sea^
in which more ships were
involved* vastly more fire
power employed, new
weapons used* and more
ships damaged and sunk
than in any 'other great
sea battle, marked the
beginning of the end for
the Japanese Empire,
Even though the Japa-
nese Navy was decisively
Bombs are loaded aboard art aircraft carrier a I *c.a far delivery to ihe
japs on Formoiti, Be low, official Navy chart shows dispavition of the U. S.
defeated^ the strategy and
and Jap during Ihe battle in o«d ahou* ihe I OQO-inile ar<hipe(a^4
r
planning might have
worked if we had been
unlucky or unprepared.
But our seagoing admir-
als were too experienced,
our submariners too
alert, our pilots too well
trained, our gunners too
keen eyed, our equipment
too plentiful and too good.
In sheer weight of iron
JAPANESE
courage and
—
and steel plus skill*
experience
CARRIES.
— the
1

a light carriers All Americans of

2 A4RCSAFT CARRIER
B.ATTL£SHIPS
the Pacific league topped
5 CRUISE* the best the Bushido bush
10 DESTROYERS leaguers could offer.
This is how the Japs
LUZON figured: (1J General
JAPANESE
JAPANESE MacArthur had just made
A 4ATILE5HKS
5 Battleships CARRIERS
6 CRUISERS a landing on Leyte Island
3rd FLEET
with vulnerable LST s
P
B CRUISERS
13 DESTROYERS
13 DFETROt ER5
and transports unloading
JAPANESE men and supplies on the
JAPANESE ESCORT AIRCRAFT CARRIER beach; (2) Admiral Kin-
ENGAGEMFNT kaid's Seventh Fleet,
5 BATTLESHIPS
11 CRUISERS which had furnished air
13 DESTftQYERS coyer and shore bom-
bardment. for the landing,
VA UNITED STATES
was probably low on fuel
Qj 3 ESCORT CARRIER
GROUPS and ammunition; (3) Ad-
miral Halsey's mighty
JAPANESE
MINDANAO Third Fleet* which had
? BATTLESHIPS UNITED STATES
* CRUISERS
been rampaging through
13 DESTROYERS
TTh FLEET the Philippines* Formosa
BATTLESWiP-OUISEfl
FORCE and the Ryukyus* was
also probably short of oil,
bombs and torpedoes. It

20 POPULAR MECHANICS
 Cruder poui-t wafer Into USS Princ0l<m r li^hf CCrd*r tfrf aflame by Jop b&mbs and later lunk

is even possible that the Japs may have units of the Japanese Imperial Navy winch
believed some of their own outrageous had been based down around Singapore*
propaganda which cackled that a sizable out of range of American bombers, started
portion of the Third Fleet had been sunk moving north, Submariners reported what
offFormosa in September, they saw in their periscopes and Admirals
At any rate the Japanese admirals fig-
s
Ha bey and Kinkaid lined up their fleet s
ured that this was the time to shoot the along the eastern shores of the Philippines
—
works literally and figuratively— using in defensive formation.
the classic Japanese naval maneuver of The Japs received their first surprise on
a pincer movement on its objective. October 22 when an American submarine^
On October 21 or thereabouts, heavy stalking the Imperial Fleet, sank a couple

Jap battltwaatn Yomnto shudders under dir ter hits from dive bens ben of the U. S. carrier force

FEBRUARY, I&4S 21
 Jap planes based on Lu-
zon and the Visayan
Islands attacked Admiral
Halsey's carriers. This
was a battle royal in
which United States car-
rier-based planes fought
off wave after wave of
determined Jap planes. It
was one of the strongest
shore-based air attacks
ever launched against our
naval forces and more
than 150 of the enemy
planes were shot down.
Only one of our car-
riers, the USS Prince-
ton, was sunk. And only
then through a piece of
tough luck, One of the
Jap bombs crashed
through the Sight deck
and started a bad fire be-
low. Before the blaze
could be brought under
control. It spread to the
magazine* which explod-
Ships trend b/ b wiry? frf^i cXpl-adc mn^tiliiie flf ed with a terrific blast.
ih* PithCotOn
The ship was so badly
of heavy cruisers olid damaged a third. damaged that she was sunk by one of our
Then and there the Japs must have known own torpedoes. The Japs had figured on
that a certain amount of tactical surprise sinking not one but many United States
had been, lostn But the signals had been carriers with their bombs and aerial torpe-
called and the plays were under way. does. Thus the first phase of the attack
As the heavy Jap ships plowed north- I ailed— the forward pass the Japs had
ward and wheeled toward the Philippines, attempted was incomplete.

Jnp lurvive-ri Ir^nn bailie- in Suiigoa Sirait cling to debtis alongside! PT boat. Nois alert men with gimi

22 POPULAR MECHANICS
 Meanwhile search planes
from Admiral Halsey's car-
riers had picked up the Jap
ships approaching from the
South China Sea. The en-
emy farce had. been split into
—
two groups one in the Sulu
Sea to the south, heading for
the Surigao Strait; the other
in the center, speeding
through the Sib uyan Sea
toward the San Bernardino
Slrait. The Jap* had picked
the two best east- west pas-
sages through the Philippine
Islands.

Natives help Pi's pick up ipr-

vivoti. E.cf(p oil i il inc| the pilot
from pl-n nc oflor tan dir g

Cruisers and 13 destroy^

ers. The two forces con-
1 ciined just about every-
thing the Japs had in the
way of fast, heavy, gun-
toting war ships oulside
their shipyards.
As h veteran carrier
c o tn m a n de i\ Adm i ra 1

Halsey knew thul the best

way to slow up such pow-
er was to tackle it before
itreached the open water
beyond the Philippine
arch pelago
i . Maneu ver-
ing through the green-
fringed jungle islands and
hidden reefs of ihe Phil-
ippines* even for Japa-
nese officers who once
swarmed through them
disguised ns fishermen,
would be tricky business
at best.So. on October
23,Admiral Halsey threw
his Hellcats, Avengers
and HelldLvers at both
enemy forces, inflicting
damage on many ships.
The southern force Was grouped for But where were the Japanese carriers?
speed and maneuverability and consisted Six carriers had been either sunk or
of two battleships (the Yamashiro and damaged by Admiral Spruancc’s Fifth
Fuso), two heavy cruisers, two light cruis- Fleet in the First. Battle of the Philippine
ers and seven or eight destroyers. The Sea on June 19. But there were still a
force in the center of the line bristled with couple more running loose that had not
heavy fire power and consisted of five bat- taken part in that action and perhaps some
tleships (the Kongo* Ha run a, Nagatot of the cripples had been patched up. In
—
Mushashi and Yamafo the two latter be- addition, the Japs were supposed to have
ing big* modern, 45,000 -ton battle wagons converted a couple of ISE class battleships
similar to our Iowa class ships), eight heavy into carriers by mounting flight decks aft

FEBRUARY, 1945 23
 two converted battleship-
carriers (of the ISE class),
six cruisers and six de-
stroyers about 200 miles
northeast of Luzon. Here
was a serious flank at-
tack, a hidden ball play,
an end run.
Believing that the two
enemy forces threading
iheir way through the
Philippines had been suf-
ficiently battered and
slowed down so that Ad-
miral Kinkaid s Seventh
Fleet could handle them.
Admiral Halsey ordered
the bulk of his strength to
cruise north at full speed
during the night of Octo-
ber 23-24. He met the
aston islied Jap carrier
force at dawn the next
T*ii| gunnel-'* v[aw flo-htap USS EntarprHfr s moment ufler lha takci?^ day. The Nips were taken
so completely by surprise
of the forward turret- making an odd- — that they offered no effective air opposition.
1?
looking battleship -carrier. But where "Just like sitting ducks was the ver- . . .

were they? dict of United States pilots who sank the

A Navy search plane* flying lonely patrol four carriers and bombed and torpedrsed
hundreds of miles from its base,, radioed the other ships. The end run had been
the answer. It had spotted a Japanese caught behind the line of scrimmage and
carrier force consisting of four carriers thrown for a loss.
[the Zuikaku, Chitose, Chiyoda and Zuiho) The new United States carriers Wasp,
*

El iOfh Carritrl in, ihltlt el belli*— fig hi a PS ere ru lined frfiPn d*ek te elfetk Jap! blnitlrttp fitter ihrp

24 POPULAR MECHANICS
 — e

Hornet Lind Lexington, named for gallant Gauge Squares Bits on Saw
ships sunk in previous sea engagements
with the Japs, were among the Halsey car-
riers that hit the enemy carrier force that
To Avoid Marking Wood
morning,
Meanwhile, Admirals Kinkaid and Ol-
den dorf, with their Seventh Fleet battle-
ships, cruisers, destroyers and FT boats,
‘waited for the Japs to sortie through Suri-*
gao Strait. This was the attempt to get into
Leyte Gulf and wreak havoc on Genera]
Mac Arthur's beachhead. It was an off-
tackle smash and required precise timing
and speed of execution.
The Japs decided to make a run for it on
the night of October 23-24. As they came
through the narrow Surigao Strait, in snme
places only 12 miles across they ran into a
withering cross fire from the United States
warships that lay in ambush. The Cali-
fornia, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Maryland
and West Virginia, a.U old battleships that
were raised out of the mud at Pearl Har-
bor, got their revenge that night. The
Japs could stand the concentrated hail of
steel only 40 minutes and then turned tail
and ran. Every ship was either sunk or
badly damaged. The ofT-tackle smash had
been stopped cold.
In the power play through the center of
the line, where the Japs had concentrated
their greatest surface strength and fire To facilitate the checking of saw bits on
power, they were doing better. The force inserted- tooth saws, a new gauge just de-
of Japanese battleships, cruisers and de- veloped squares the saw bits with the saw
stroyers, which had been attacked by and shows immediately whether the bit is
carrier planes in the Sihuyan Sea, had set to do the same amount of work as the
continued on through the San Bernardino others* Unless the bits are exactly uni-
Strait on the night of October 23-21 and form. the lumber will be marked and an
the next day had attacked escort carriers inferior sawing job will result.
of the Seventh Fleet which had hecn posted
to guard the entrance to Leyte Gulf. This
Mechanical Jaws on Long Handle
was the other prong of the pinccr that
hoped to crack open General MacArthur s ?
Remove Overhead Tube Lamps
beachhead. Burne d-o u t
It was a weird battle and one of the most fluorescent tubes
unevenly matched in the history of sea in overhead fix-
power. Japanese 16- inch guns slugging tures can be re-
away at little, thin-skinned CVE's whose in oved w h i 1
heaviest armament is a 5-incher, Japanese standing on the
heavy cruisers dueling with American de- floor by using a
stroyers half their size. But the CVE’s had Ion g-h an die d
dining Tighter and torpedo pilots aboard, changer. The
Si ?t

and the destroyer skippers had guts. The ont-man unit has
CVE's and destroyers fought a losing but- coi k -padded jaws
tle but never before has American courage which grip the
been displayed to better advantage. lamp w ithotit
The CVE's yelled for help. Elaborate damaging it. A
Navy codes were discarded in the urgency twist of the handle
of the moment and plain-language appeals clamps the jaws
crackled out across the Philippine Sea to around the tube
Admiral Halsey. He immediately broke off and disengages it
his engagement with the Jap carriers from the socket,
thus missing an opportunity to wipe out permitting it to be
every ship in the force. He raced his ships lowered to the
(Continued to page ISO) floor,

FEBRUARY, 1945 25
B-29 Gunnery "Brain” Aims Six Guns at Once
At a single sighting po-
sition in the pressurized
cabin of a B-29 a g turner
p

can direct the fire of sue

of the bombers 10 .50-
caliber machine guns by
remote control, This
central electrical control
system made it possible
recently for a lone Super-
fortress to Will a four-
hour battle against 79 Jap
fighters. By shifting the
control of gun turrets bc^
tween the sighting sta-
tions, the bomber is pro-

flutwL’tn ^uriasr and turret h

Computer lhar aims B -29 guns

WINDAGE >3 YDS.

GRAVITY 4.4 YC1$.

PARAUaX
PATH OF BUtLETS

LEAD U0 YDS

£NEMY
RANGE 800 YDS. PLANE

WrtAH. 30,000 ft,

400 NlP.H.

Diagram ibowj ihn problem solved by oluCtrOflkt And rncchonicnl <Omput«r lo Hit Ipt-vdintf fighter pldrtO.
This brain-lilts computer (below left) if housed in ihe rmall block box. Right, sigh ring through 6-29 noi«
C&urtuHy GeklumL EleulrJe CD.

POPULAR MECHANICS
tected from angles by concen-
trated fire.,
all
Car Driven Without Foot Pedal
The system permits a variety of
combinations for the control of the
Has Controls in Steering Post
B-29 s five turrets, two of which
!

are on top of the fuselage* two on

the underside and one in the tail.
The turrets can be controlled indi-
vidually or in combinations of two
or three under the direction of the
chief gunner. There are two ma-
chine guns in each turret. Be-
tween the sighting stations are
—
several computers the electronic
“brains” of the system— which
aim the guns at a point in space
where bullets and enemy plane
will meet. Ballistic factors which
are solved by the computer in a
split second include lead, wind"
age* gravity and parallax.
Information that must be re-
layed to the computer by electri-
cal impulses includes range and
speed of the enemy plane, its angle
from the B-29, air density and
speed of the bomber. First, the
gunner catches ail enemy plane in
his sight and registers the size on
an instrument. Then he focuses a
circle of dots on the image of the
plane and keeps it there by mov-
ing the sight. Range is computed By replacing foot controls with a steering wheel
by instruments from the size of device, Brooks Stevens and Harry Krueger, Mil-
the plane and the size of the lumi- waukee industrial designers, have modified an
nous circle in the sight. Speed of automobile so that the legless can. drive. Instead of
the enemy fighter is estimated on an accelerator and brake and clutch pedals on the
the basis of range and the move- floorboard, the car has a rod connected with the
ment of- the sight necessary to brakes and accelerator and operated through the
keep it within the circle of dots. steering column. The only restriction is that the
The altitude* outside tempera- car to which the device is attached have some form
of automatic, shift. When the wheel is slowly pulled
ture and speed of the B-29 are
up, the- shift starts operating when the wheel is
relayed to the computer by the ;

navigator. The air density, Used slowly depressed* braking is effected. During this
manipulation the wheel is never moved more than
to figure windage* is determined
four inches in all.
from altitude and temperature. A
bomber moving 250 miles an hour
at 30,000 feet will curve the path gunner's position. Electrical parts ihat move the*
of bullet 12 yards. guns include electronic equipment and a scries of
The computer must also com- motors which respond instantly and accurately to
pensate fur gravity. At 30.000 feet quick movements of the sight. Motors on the tur-
a ,50 -caliber bullet will drop 4,6 rets arc powerful enough to lift a 200-pound weight
yards in a range of 800 yards. suspended from the ends of the guns.
While the bullet is traveling this Advantages of the remote control system include
distance a fighter plane going 400 concentrated and accurately directed firepower*
miles an hour would move for- elimination of cumbersome oxygen masks and high
ward 110 yards. The computer altitude suits for the gunners* and reduction of
determines the lead, pointing the aerodynamic drag caused by ball turrets. Also, if
guns well ahead of where the gun- a gunner is wounded, it permits one of his team-
ner is focusing his sights. mates to take over his tui-ret.
The distance between the sight The electronic gunnery system, developed by en-
and the guns, necessitating a par- gineers of the General Electric Co., Boeing Aircraft
allax correction, is compensated and the AAFT helped make it possible for the B-29’s
for by the computer which angles tu fly 14 unescorted bombing missions against Japan
the aim of the guns toward the before a single bomber was shot down.

FEBRUARY, J94S 27
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F
i

Rocket Boats Lay Smoke Screen for Landings,

One of the highly ef“
fcctive members of that
large World War II fam-
ily— the landing ships
which has been little
publicized is the Navy’s
LOS (landing craft, sup-
port). During amphibious
operations the LCS is
equipped lay smoke
to
screens for the protection
of other landing craft. It
is also capable of firing
rockets.

left, trnokfl pwrf frfii

rear of LCS during mo-

rtruvcrs aff Norfolk, Vo,

Telephone "Eavesdropper” Records Two-Way Messages

Electronic voice re-
corders speed up business
transactions by taking
down two-way telephone-
conversations. The tele-
phone is placed on a plas-
tic stand which contains
an induction coil. The re-
corder may be equipped
with two cylinders which
operate automa ticall^^
one taking over a few
seconds before the first is
filled. With a hand micro-
phone the machine can be
used for ordinary dicta-
tion or for recording con-
ferences. One company
uses the telephone at-
tachment for taking rush
orders from salesmen,.

Sponge "Bank” for Scraps of Soap Gives Cleansing Foam When Wet
To utilise soap that has become too small
for ordinary use* a sponge pouch now on
the market acts as a “bunk” for the scraps.
The soap scraps or chips are put into a
cloth lined pocket which prolongs the life
of tho .sponge. When wet, the sponge re-
leases soapy foam that may be used tu
clean walls, windows, rugs and upholstery
or wash dishes, sinks, bathtubs and even
pots. It is made of cellulose.

(T The average American farmer has 27

acres of woodland, enough to grow lumber
for a new six-room house every year*

28 POPULAR MECHANICS
 17
;

<JU CAR
that RU
TVS on-Air

C^mp retted air and vapor supply power lor ihe "P Smyrna bil*" that travels fcO miles an a sall^n of bulano

P OSTWAR motorists may climb into

thpir automobiles, step on the air in-
ordinary auto engine The Pcrrymobile
,

engine is essentially the &ame as a steam

stead of the gas, and glide away swiftly and engine. Inside each cylinder is a piston
silently at 60 miles to the gallon with never which moves up and down and is connect-
a gear to shift or clutch to shove. ed to the crankshaft.
That's the prospect presented by Frank The secret non-inflammable liquid,
R, Perry* Los Angeles inventor, who has which boils atabout 150 degrees Fahren-
built a revolutionary car called a Terry - heit, is heated by a burner which uses any-
mobile.” thing from butane gas to crude oil. The car
J
Untried commercially* it s a novel com* will travel 60 miles at 30 miles an hour on
bination of steamer and compressed ah'
powered automobile. The motive power
comes from a secret liquid, which vapor-
ises at a much lower temperature than
water* and compressed air which serves as
an ever- ready starting and reserve source
of power*
Perry says he has driven several thou-
sand miles with bis machine which is
mounted on an old Ford chassis. The For-
rymobile weighs only 700 pounds about —
1.300 pounds less than standard automo-
biles powered by the conventional internal
combustion engines. The engine installa-
tion alone weighs only 140 pounds.
The 30-horsepower four*cylindor engine
is turned over by pressures instead of by
the explosions that move the pistons of an
Tfofl only floorboard pedal it fha broker b fi&rttrel
an <olumn regu Intel balK ipetd and pawef
if Earing
'
' ' 1 "
/- 5^ - 3 SO
FEBRUARY, 1945 /
j

r
 Guilt an an aid Far'd chassis, l hi- nlr-vopar eer carrier enough hulane in iti fuel tank to run 600 miles

one .gallon of bulane* the inventor claims. inch pushes the piston down just as steam
He says thEs fuel costs about 814 cunts a
lL
would do. At the bottom of the stroke the
gallon. (He sets the top speed at bctter vapor exhausts through a port cut through
than 70/’) Only one quart of the secret the cylinder wall. As the piston starts up
liquid is required in the boiler because it is again a valve at the top of the cylinder lifts
exhausted as vapor into the radiator, con- so the piston travels upward against no air
densed and returned to the boiler. pressure. At the top of the stroke more
The vapor passes through an intake valve vapor is admitted which starts the piston
into the top of the cylinder, and with a down again.
pressure of about 150 pounds per square Each of the four pistons .supplies power
to the rear wheels every
time it is pushed down.
This affords “two- cycle”
operation instead of the
conventional “four-
cycle” shift in which each
piston gets a shove only
every second time it trav-
els downward. Thug,
Perry's four cylinders put
out as many power im-
pulses as an eight-cylin-
der auto engine h

The compressed ah' part

of the power for the Per-
ry mobile comes from a
tank under the seat. That
tank is kept full of com-
pressed ah supplied by a
small air pump connected

Oblong ir«el box houses boil-

er; four cylinders form a V

30 POPULAR MECHANICS
by a belt with the engine.The compressed
air* which flows through the boiler into the
cylinders, is used for a quick start and until
sufficient vapor pressure has been built
to run the engine.
To operate this revolutionary automo-
bile,. you first open the luel valve under the
hood and the burners catch fire from a
pilot light Then you get in the car and
pull down the throttle lever on the right
side of the steering column. Compressed
air from the tank flows into the cylinders
and the car starts tn mav^
After you have driven a few blocks the
flame in the boiler has built up sufficient
vapor pressure so you can turn off the air*
The pump quickly restores the pressure jn
the olr lank. Heat in the boiler is regulated
by an automatic Valve.
Suppose you are driving out into the
country and come to a long sloping down-
grade. You close the throttle, just as you
would in an ordinary car, and the flame
goes low in the boiler, for no pressure is
being used. Even while the engine is idling, Self-contained and weighing only 3S
air is pumped into the tank to maintain a pounds* a bow- typo power chain saw which
constant pressure. To back up a control P
works equally well on soft or hard wood
on the left of the steering column changes can be operated by one man. With an at-
position of the cams for reversing. tachment for two -m an operation, the saw
The inventor compares his single control can be used for felling or crosscutting. Its
for regulating speed and power to the con- motor is air cooled and develops 3^ h.p.
trol lever of art electric motor. The smooth
operation of the Perry mobile is due to the DialComputes Withholding Tax
fact that the power output is the same at
all speeds —
from 1 r.pjn. to 2*000, On a On Nearest Dollar of Income
gasoline engine the horsepower is in direct
ratio to the r.p.m/s.
Even at full power with the throttle valve
wide open, Perry says his engine runs so
cool that the paint has never blistered on
the cylinders. This makes the car adapt-
able to extremes of climate for the liquids
in it do not freeze unless the mercury drops
to 30 below zero. The engine turns over
slowly. At 40 miles an hour it revolves
only 800 times a minute compared with
2 OOQ or more for most present-day cars.
?

Other advantages of the Perry mobile,

according to the inventor, are the “parts it
does without." These include clutch, car-
buretor, spark plugs, distributor, coils, bat-
tery, fan, gear box and self starter. The
carT of course, is equipped with brakes*
Ferry estimates that it will require less
than one quart of lubricating oil a year.
The Perry mobile makes no noise, smoke
or smell* So smooth is its operation, he What you should have deducted from
reports, that in a blindfold test Impos-
it is your paycheck for federal income taxes In
sible to tell when the car starts moving. 1D45 is determined simply and quickly with
It cost Perry about §400 to build his a large circular dial. The calculator auto-
lightweight automobile, but he says it matically gives the correct, amount of tax
should sell for much less if it gets into for from one to 10 dependents. All that is
production— about $250. He believes the necessary is to turn the outside dial show-
air -vapor engine can be used on helicop- ing the amount of salary to an indicating
ters and boats as well as automobiles. slot where the amount of tax is shown.

FEBRUARY, L945 31
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+ -.5 ;

?
Superdestroyer Packs Punch of Prewar Cruiser

Ready to help the Navy deliver a death punch that would have been classed as
it.

blow to Jap sea power is a new 2. 200 -ton a cruiser in World War I. In addition to its
superdestrpyer of the Allen M, Sumner superior firepower, the superdestroyer has
class. Tills warship packs such a lethal higher speed and great maneuverability.

2,000'MUe-atvHour Wind Tunnel Tests Aircraft Models

Wind velocities more than twice the the tunnel is fitted with an assortment of
speed of sound can be produced in the scales* gauges and other measuring devices
Ai-my Air Forces' new supersonic tunnel which record lift, drag, side force, rolling,
at Wright Field, Q. The largest supersonic yawing and pitching movements of any
tunnel for aeronautical research in the airfoil under test. The tunnel also has
world, it is capable of a maximum airspeed two concave mirrors 36 inches in diameter
that would correspond to about 2,000 miles formaking photographs of the “invisible"
per hour at sea level. The test section of shock waves that form at high speeds.

^Featherweight” Aluminum Drum Carries Gas to China

More than 30 pounds lighter than con-
ventional drums, a 21-pound aluminum
gasoline drum has been developed for the
Air Transport Command of the China-
Burma -India run- The container makes it
possible to carry hundreds of thousands
more gallons of gasoline per month to the
14th and 20th Air Forces fighting in Asia.

Radio Beam Guides Germans

Attacking Through Smoke
Captured German manuals reveal
field
that both a radio beam system and rockets
are used to guide troops attacking under
cover of smoke screens. A portable radio
beam projector operated from the rear de-
fines a path 65 feet wide, along which Nazi
signal corps men with lightweight receiv-
ers move as guides to the riflemen and
grenade throwers slogging blindly forward
through the artificial fog. Rockets tired
toward the objectives trail guide lines be-
hind them for about 1,606 feet. When the
attackers come to the end of the lines, they
can launch more rockets to carry the guide
lines another thousand feet forward and
thus keep infantrymen from straying.

32 POPULAR MECHANICS
|
TOW about a trip around the world, or
* at least a reasonable facsimile of itr for
your first vacation after the war?
Nowwait a minute!
You don't need to be a millionaire, nor do
you need to waste weeks in ocean crossings.
You can drive your own car and be home
again two weeks from the time you started.
You need spend no more than you would
spend while louring at home.
In two weeks you can visit steaming trop-
ical jungles, play in the snmv that covers
the tops of extinct volcanoes 15,000 feet
high, lake pictures of pyramids that com-
pare with those of Egypt, inspect cities that
rival those of Europe in beauty and archi-
torture, and drive through narrow* crowd-
ed streets that pro reminiscent of the Orient.
You can do all this and more on a jaunt
through Mexico after V-day.
American vacationists were just becom-
ing aware that a trip south of the border
resembled a vesipockel journey around

Above, booting
piviQftg the ftacl-
i
n9 gpTilifti of
X a th Smites, dfrof
WcjritD CiT?L Left,
d mop oF Mfiiieo
blowing she main
perved irunt Ftigh-
wnytr Medirn
bf n
rtiodi o re i <j

built through
of tbs rfioun-
tninoui araov

Left, Mexican girl wpoving a rug. Though many areai

of Mexico iFisw li M c
I lire iJilluenci of fttad^rii liv-
ing, lbs fOLrntky if oxporqding in industry rapidly

33
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'J?f i
aft
Jt J- f L -* _
'

1 !%_
K
r-

iA

ADovi, it one carvings cm tht wall of the oncienl Tein-p-lc of OuctialcHirE, which h near City

the world when the war star led. In live to paying. Traffic signs, nf course, are in
meantime Mexico has continued to im- Spanish. “Alto” means "stop," “earn! no
prove its highway system, and today you sinunso" means "winding road/* and ''con-
can drive to many party of the republic serve sii dereeha" means ‘"keep to the
light; Pamphlets that contain many use-
7
without leaving pavement.
Traffic Jaws in Mexico are similar to ful phrases, including interpretations of
those in the United States* distances are highway signs, can be obtained at the bor-
measured in kilometers and gasoline is 1
der and at gasoline stations. Modem hotels
sold by the liter at prices about and auto courts, at all of
equal to what we arc accustomed ^ "^1 + j
which English is spuken.

5S PffOHI&E
l5T*C10NAH$i
ihl ESTA CALLE

SCHOOL
Mexican* board P highway bun.
The itiun at the left it carrying
a graft rtiJntGol on hit thoul-

Kl7,L
dei. Same of the rpinisah in 1.T ,1

Mexico arc made of palm Isavei 1

r J
jjj
. jflh dll
are found on the roads most apt to be
frequented by tourists.
The peso is the Mexican equivalent
of our dollar and one dollar in U. S,
currency can be exchanged for $4.85
in Mexican currency. Living costs have
been quite low in Mexico in the past
because of this favorable exchange but
prices have been rising and today a
visitor can expert in spend nearly as
much as he would in the United Stales
for comparable accommodations and
services. All foreign guods are expen-
sive in Mexico buL goods of native
manufacture, such as shoes and other
leaf her work, sliver jewelry, glassware
and textiles, are quite inexpensive.
Mexico City about as far from
Laredo, Tex., as is Chicago from New
York. You can make the drive in two
days, although three days gives you
more leisure to enjoy the sights. From
Mexico City you can drive-* still on
paved roads, to Veracruz on the Gulf
Coast, lo Acapulco on the Pacific,
south to Oaxaca, or northwest to
Guadalajara. A round trip to Mexico
City plus interesting side excursions
is 2,000 miles or (ess From Laredo.

Above, a tourist phom-

fjraphl Iflme Statuary in
Mexico Ciiy the country
,

ii dotted wilb numerous

landmarks worth visiting
and photographing., in-
cluding tho Iwp veor old
volcano at Pa^itufin

/ \
ALTO
STOP

A,bave Pyramid, af th* Sun in background! of tho

r

aid omp'hiil3lt?nSc<r rurnr Mr-xica City, Right, wind

charger pt highwpyiflilrflod crossing m mountain
1

past charges batteries of cFec'ric train warning

i'gnal Traffic iig-nf aro in SptmUhr distune*!
are m do s u cd in kilometers^ gasoline in Liters
r

FEBRUARY, 1945
a#
1 '
 A scientific curiosity that is worth visit- 100 miles away* the ground shook con-
ing is the new Paricutin volcano about 150 stantly in its vicinity, and material
miles west of Mexico City. Two years ago amounting to some IQ million tons per day
a native farmer felt the ground shaking was erupted. A
rain of cinders and ash fell
under him! then ran when smoke and sand over the adjoining country. In the city of
began shooting up from the field that he Uruapan, 15 miles away, 80 tons of cinders
had been plowing. Sand and molten lava were shoveled from the roof of one hotel
poured Earth and within a month a volcanic alone. Now about 2,000 feet high, Paricutin
cone 800 feet high had been formed. One has somewhat reduced its activity. It is
river of lava, moving at a speed of seven under continuous observation by Mexican
feet per hour, flowed down to a small near- and American volcanologists.
hy village and covered it, leaving only heI Mexico is typical of most Foreign lands fan

tower of the village church projecting from that not nearly as industrialized as the
it is
the cooling rock. United States, even though it is rapidly
During the volcano's early period of ac- expanding its industry. It has its own iron
tivity the noise of its eruptions was heard and steel mills, extensive textile mills, a

Below, O fypital marie cl *c#no

m a smoll Mexican' town. For
many of theie towns |$m«
la have meaning,
lilhle
life exilic os il hoi for ogoi

Left, lava flowing front the Peri-

culm volcano hoi blqlFcd ihrf
village ex cep far Ihe church lower
I

POPULAR MECHANICS
large cement industry, and is prepar-
ing to become sctf-sufTicient in many
manufactured items. Primarily an
agricultural nation, Mexico is busy
with an agricultural education pro-
gram by which it is hoped Eht? produc-
tion of some crops may be doubled.
Large irrigation and drainage projects
are being completed in some Areas.
In keeping with its industrial pro-
gram, Mexico is planning to utilize
much of the petroleum tonnage that it
shipped abroad in the past and it is
Iso preparing to harness more of its
rivers for additional electric power.
One outstanding project is a hydro-
electric plant that will generate

Abcivc, fcimrly O'f Mexican Tnefiani grinef-

mg corn and ro string torrillai or home

150,000 horsepower from the

melting snows of an extinct vol-
cano that overlooks ihe Valley
of Mexico.
Industrial activity so far is
centered in afew of the larger
cities. The hulk of the rural pnp-
Iatinn> consisting of native Indian
races, is still virtually untouched
hy the modern age. The serape
is the usual cold- weather over-
coat in the country, and a shaggy
covering made of palm leaves is
worn as protection n gainst rain.
Plowing is usually done with
(Continued [ 0 pyqn 150,

[pft dutovnabile Ferry on

r

a lid* ffldd. Btbw it u

lypitnl c s-s-roa di scfln(f
r
Spanish Train Goes 80 MJ\H, Around Curves
Lflft, tho PifiDl^4wDr«d
Spanish Tratn viewed from rear.
tho Swtdiih M-fecomo-
tlve for uU on Heap qmdai

Eighty mites an hour around the moun-

tain bends! That's the performance turned
in, by a low-slung, beetle-like Diesel train

ti led out In Spain, according to a report by

the United States Chamber of Commerce.

Besides roaring around mountain curves
which ordinaiy trains take at less than 32
miles per hour, the train was clocked at 105
miles per hour on a straightaway during
its test runs between Madrid and Zaragoza. are only 12 to 14 inches above the rails.
To hold the lightweight train on the rails, Another powerful foreign engine unveiled
Alejandro Goicocehea, Spanish designer, recently was the Swedish State Railways'
lowered the center of gravity until it js only new 3 600 -horsepower electric JVI- locomo-
r

half as high us any ordinary train. Axles tive, which was designed for pulling trains
were eliminated and wheels suspended on lines with heavy gradients in the north-
separately with the result that ear floors ern part of Sweden.

Collapsible Cotton Duck Tanks Hold Fuel for Front Lines

Collapsible gasoline tanks simplify the tanks are transportable. Fitted with rigid
task of supplying jeeps, trucks and tanks plywood frames, they may be set up on the
pushing ahead to Berlin and Tokyo. The ground or mounted on flatcars when pe-
tanks are made of cotton duck impregnated troleum lank cars are not available. Four
with synthetic resins of the rubbery type, 2,700 -gallon containers can ear*y approxi-
The containers come in 750, 1,000, 2 J00 and mately the same amount of gasoline as an
3,000- gal ton sizes. The 750 and 1. 000 -gallon ordinary tank car,
Mosquito Wars on U-Boats With 6-Pound Shells

Top, o Afoiquiig in flighl. Note ^pounder un-

der the tioia, Riijhi, crewman hold* £-lb, shell

U-boat commanders now have cannon

from the air as well as cannon, from the sea
to worry about. The six -pounder cannon
slung under the fuselage of the R.A.F.*s
Mosquito plane can fire shells, at the rate
of one a second, big enough to sink a sub-
marine. It has proved so effective that U-
boats now travel with an escort of flak
ships, armed trawlers and fighter planes
rig hi up to their home port. Even there
they are sometimes attacked by Mosqui-
toes ns they lie at their moorings. The
Mosquitoes likewise use their 6-pnunders,
which are sisters to the antitank gun em-
ployed against German
Tiger tanks, to at-
tack destroyers, tankers, and other Nazi
craft, in one Instance even making a direct
hit on an enemy plane in the air. When the
6- pounder is fired, the aircraft suffers a
slight jerk, which does not affect the accu-
racy of the pilot’s aim. The Mosquito also
carries four .303-caliber machine guns.

Plastic Tube Pipes Fumigant Into Insect-Infested Sacks

By creating a “death chamber” with
tarpaulin, large stocks of warehouse
can be rid of insects without moving a bag,
First, the end of a plastic lube is plac
close to the center of the pile of ba 0 _,
possible, then the bags are carefully cov-
ered with a plastic- coated, gasproof tar-
paulin. The plastic tuba feeds gas from a
can of methyl bromide under the tarpaulin,
and under normal Conditions the process
should kill all insects in the bags in 12
hours. The gas does not affect the germi-
nating power of seeds and the method is
applicable to freight cars, ships and docks,

39
Dow Ch-rmlent CronpRitr ptwtn
 A

Ab-Qvft, lw* daiped homdi mfffln

"Hold il! —lignal
H wtually $iv*n
when «hty *nt crana ii ifivalvucl

[JJ

Thpie lkr« hug* cranes will tarry

this &3-ton Fafoptak section mo ru
than HO ynrdc ?way I? a tiiw ship
RiflH complicated ri-gging gear like thk ol Cnli-
fo-rnia Ship Co rpo ration ‘i Loi Angctac yard mokei
il p01tlbl«> for hug* gantry Cftintt ti> a^dOmpSlih
difficult lif li- tklaw, in ihipyard sign Talk craned
prmi mean «omeon« is injured and a s If etcher
fhouEd ho low«r#d by the crane to pick him up

J
At right, a fignalman s
right Hand m«ani "swing
to left." Nil Soft hand
jr -14

tn-eons lrOvdl forward

SIGN
A LERT and nimble rigger signalmen
J-~*-
have the dangerous job £ acting as
an extra pair of eyes for the men who
operate the huge gantry cranes which
facilitate the prefabrication of ship sec-
tions. The cranes carry the sections to the
shipways* where they are assembled like
giant jig-saw puzzles, instead of being
laboriously fabricated on the ways. By a
system of visual hand signals, the riggers
tell the crane operators, who ordinarily
can't see their loads or hear anything
above the din, how to maneuver their
loads safely into the ship being assembled.
Clenched hands, for example^ mean
3P
"Hold everyth mgl while rolling the
hands as if they were turning a wheel
directs the craneman to travel forward
or roll he crane on
1 its tracks. If a worker

Crane apL’/ulflr (right] wOrVi (pftedily and safely

by reading hand tfgnalv of WQiltmen for awoy

FEBBUARY, 1945 41
 U legged cranes, each of which
stt 3
weighs 140 tons and has a 45- ton boom
capacity. The cranes work singly or in
pairs. The 85 -foot boom can reach 120
feet above track level.
The 1
work is heavy fast and
riggers t

hazardous. They must tie and untie

loads and, like deaf mutes, use their
fingers and hands to guide the loads
through light places, usually leaping
and climbing about with the agility of
acrobats. Sometimes they must guide
a cranky 10-ton load past a clutter of
obstacles tn the bottom of the hold.

Above, robbing ihe pdtn me-ani

tT
iak^ it eniy." Be law, rig gen
anil machinists lowering tur-
blrtft gwr QffrBinbly in la iKip,
tpeched! hy (Igneli finm pbavr

is hurt on the ship, the signalman

calls fora stretcher by crossing his
arms over Ins chest. The crane oper-
ator lowers a steel stretcher into the
ship and lifts out the injured man,
Steel decks, bulkheads and ma-
chinery, as well as bolts, paint, wire
and pipe, are hoisted into place by the
"Octopus” Welder Speeds Laying of Pipeline

Laying hundreds- of miles oF pip*j«

line to carry naSural gas f rajm Texas

10 'Wes.l Virginia wai speeded up
wilh a pres&ure-welding process to
join section! of 24-in_ pipe. Before
welding., the beveled end is cleaned
of rv$f with a portable grinder
(above) mounted on stlf-ctnterir 9
jpin.dlr- wilhin pipe. Tap right, ring

&f fire from 365 bdjrnpr (n?i in ihe

welding head surrounds abutting
*?ndi of pipe when lowered. Hy-
draulic ram* cl oio fw[n etemps
which seize ab aiding pipe ends. The
hydraulic lead*, gas and Oxygen
hates, and connections far lines in
W n If r
Cpoling iyilena give lie urtFl
I

appearance of an octepus, Center,

pipeline cranes a river. Il has 2 $-
hour capacity of 207 million cubic
feet of gas. Below, welding head
suspended from radar's side boom
i

FEBRUARY, 1945 43
 rT "^_
ifc\[
•\
..
-

Abave, r-eteue entarv nc-

perimeiital coal mine el Brue*-
tpn, ?-a !p cFl-er siniLFlpfdd dii-
a*t#r, The men tleetrk
(pp bmpf, pf-otactfwa cpp»,
safety -Poed sli&es, breathing
fappaiolyl, fltC, Lpfl, lh* ledm
emerging Tram th* rnint dhir
practice rescue. An ell- service
gas mask is worn by the vic- J,r

11 JJ
I'm. This minB is o pro-ving
ground'^ far engineers wha
speciaiiie m mining satqty.
Below, reviving cpnory flffecf-
ed by gas Em a mine. Am
a*ygcn tank is at 1h< right
EStLmLltutofci Coal litaUUtl* pfrgUi

r pHE war ihul never ends is the battle for life deep in the
coal mines. There is no armistice with the underground
*
forces of nature. Terrific explosives arc set off in this war.
Deadly poison gas imperils the miners. Booby traps in the
way of rock falEs a] id hundreds of other hazards beset their
paths, The subterranean war has its thunder and crackle
resembling distant shell fire and the miner, like the soldier,
has trained ears which instantly warn him to seek safety.
Today Uncle Sam's army of miners, mine owners and
safely technicians has achieved the immediate objective of
keeping the mines working safely to produce the
materials of warfare. But it is anxious to expand
and intensify its campaign against mine hazards
in peacetime, when worn or outmoded equipment
can be replaced. The campaign will be led from
the office of R. FL Sayers, director of the Bureau
^*m
of M
n es, i W
ash ing ! on, D. C and fro in .
,
;ry
f
‘
the "proving ground of the mine
'
* $ t,

—
safety army a novel experimental
station at Bruccton Pa, p
'V*
In t he Bruce ton "tort it re chamber/' H
 Etolcw,prectieinu build-
ing le^porary blo-ckmJc
whkb ii tfiW if vcnti-
I Citing system is dcimCiged
Bsiftin fltf Min^5 ph Dto

Wearing &*ygiirvbi *plhlng ,

mpski, men Idbavfi) CO mt

oyr of mioo with omple*
ef tlusl arid poisonous
gun-si cnciltd by blciting,
lower right, holding cme-
ki a mc 1 c r , solely mem
ch esclii ventrFafing efficiency

mine disasters are made to ol der. Groat explo-

sions are manufactured Gusts of flame flash and
clouds of choking smoke mil through subterra-
nean chambers and passages.
Equipped with gas masks and other safety de-
vices and employing test tubes, chemicals, axes,
picks, muscles and brains, the experimenters live
in constant periL What they learn saves Lhn lives
of other soldiers in the army of miners scattered
across the face of the nation.
Fires are set in veins of coal Then barricades
are erected against them, science, mathematics
and chemistry are employed and soon the flames
are smothered,
Electrical equipment is placed in a gas “death
1

chamber’ of steel. If a spark ignites the gas, a

report goes from the Bureau of Mines to the man-
ufactumr; "’Not permissible/ As mining mech-
3

anism develops in this country, so does the dan-

ger’ from sparks of electricity. The public thinks
of a piece of coal as an object which burns slowly
a nd provides heat. But to the mine safety expert
+
it s dynamite.

Safety technicians point out that a teaspoonful

of coal, powdered so as tn expose hs surface to a
maximum of oxygen, can be converted to a blind-
ing and often fatal blast, if it is ignited by the
flame of a match or candle.

FEBRUARY. 1945
 Rescal'd! by the Bureau of Mines proves that the application ol rock
dust, or finely powdered rock, to the interior of coal mines helps pre-
vent coal dust explosions and also lessens the chance of coal dust
"picking up” or carrying forward a gas explosion to other parts of a
mine. It also has been found that the application of water, or water
plus a wetting agent, keeps coal dust from being thrown into a cloud.
Many coal mines in the United States now are “rock-dusted and
11

many use water or wetting solutions to curb explosion clangers.

Thousands of dust samples from bituminous mines are tested annu-
ally by the Bureau of Mines to ascertain whether they contain suffi-
cient rock dust to prevent their starting or spreading an explosion.
—
Various gases also are encountered in coal mines carhon dioxide,
hydrogen sulfide and methane; and, under some circumstances* carbon
monoxide, sulfur dioxide and others. The most dangerous is methane*
which is odorless, tasteless and invisible. This gas, liberated by coal
bed.^ is found in thousands of coal mines of the United States and is
—
highly explosive in certain concent rat ions in air S to 15 percent. Ac-
cumulations of methane in air
Lefr, cutaway viiw of flom* lamp used for generally are the source of ex-
m Ethan# lest. Safely of oxplntivot it fatted plosions in coal mines. When
by ddonotins th.m in g«-fiN«E d»«.mW ignited methane explodes
with great heat and violence*
killing men, destroying
equipment and. in some cases,
wrecking the interior of the
mine. Once started, an explo-
sion may bo carried to many
parts of the mine by stirring
lip and igniting coal dust.
Extensive tests by the Bu-
reau of Minos have revealed
that adequate ventilation will
prevent methane from accu-
mulating in dangerous per-
centages and amounts. Meth-
ane is detected by a flame
safety lamp, tested and ap-.
proved by the Bureau of
Mines, or with a permissible
methane indicator operated
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 —

dustrial plants, They have miles of electric

wiring and haulage tracks* electric loco-
motives, and electrical switches. The Bu-
reau of Mines constantly carries on re-
search aimed at curbing shock, fire and
ignition dangers created by the use of elec-
tricity underground and 3n combating haz-
ards which accompany the operation of
mechanical equipment.
Over a period of years, manufacturers of
electrical equipment have developed coal
cutting machines, drills* loaders and other
machinery which will not ignite gas or
(Continued to page 152)

loFl. electrical equipment is operand m this chamber

pocked with -ax ple-iive qoi. If the g-oi it nol igniled,
and Gthrr tefil art pound, ^uipinfnt it "prrmiliiblf"

The flame safety

electrically.
lump roughly indicates the per-
centage of methane in the air
through the varying height of a
guarded flame the higher the
flame, the higher the percentage
of methane.
The introduction of mechan-
icalequipment to coal mines has
increased production but it also
Has increased the hazards for
workers. Modern underground
coal mines are like surface in-

n iprcicl "hard baf" far m-

Rigllf, l£S,1irtg
tulalian ogginif eleifrkaf theck. Be taw,
'Ock duller dutlmg Ttilrt-r r 1 and wallt
 i

GUAM is
ON THE WIRE
Afler a "blackout" af
3^ yeeif p th® Guam-
Midway cable hos been
restored lo Jerve Ihe
Navy's advanced cpqr-
fllFom bo*e on Guam,
The task involved haul-
ing
IrEo

security (tap

From iti it room {left) an Iho ReslorBfr engi-

neers- can localize spot \n ihe
a fa oily
coble to a five- mil® «r®o, though Ihe ship
may be 3jW0 miles away, BeFow, bow of
the Restorer wFlh Its large coble ih #ote*
reeling inIwa Separate cobles. Grappling
hookt were strung over thfrse shtoves
when [he eeeeri was dragged lo find the
cob e, which is world's second longest
I

Afler the «iblo WCII dragged ashore (be-

bw} enough Was allowed to reach a
Quart set hyt which serve* as the new Guam
office far the line. Later A dm. Chester W.
Nimitr moved fleet headquarters to Guam
Huge Bomb Drills Into Target Before Exploding

At lop, one- of the original six-ton '‘bloclbusttirsjr If rt?odied for leading into o Lcmcaiter bombar The new
1

ilx-looner, right, hai a sharply pointed note and can pierce 11 feet of con-crate before exploding

Described as the “most destructive air used by the Allies. The missile drills its
weapon ever used,” a six-ton bomb which way deep into the target, then sets off a
combines tremendous penetrating power giant charge of powerful explosive. The
With a blast like an earthquake is being delayed action bombs pierced 144 inches of
concrete in the Nazi submarine pens at
Brest before they exploded; at St. Leu
Desserant, where the Germans stored fly-
ing bombs, limestone caves were so com-
pletely collapsed they looked as if they
had been undermined by an earthquake.

Re-Inker for Typewriter Ribbon.

Makes Old One Like New
Typewriter ami other business machine
ribbons can bo quickly and easily rc-inkcd
with a hand operated roller unit that don-
bles their life. The device was developed
so that ribbons will not have to be dis-
carded when they are only dried and not
actually worn out Both sides of the ribbon
are inked simultaneously by the machine.

FEBRUARY, 1945 49
 MAPPING

WAVE til work »n n eg five flf fictori d^pthf in Hydrography office.

Right pirating flpalrng 5-fgnnJ rnnrlicr fpr USC by SOujlding butiK

By Thomas E. Stlmson, Jr,

T^HE South Seas are studded with islets and reels

* that the world never got around to charting accu-
rately, and this oversight became a serious matter
early in, the war when the Navy took up its task of
helping kick the Japs out of the South Pacific,
Without reliable charts warships hardly dare to
operate at high speeds, especially at night. Without
precise information boards of strategy can't plan offen-
sive operations. Not even a rendezvous for transship-
ping fuel can be scheduled ahead if sizes and depths of
possible anchoring places are unknown.
Yet miraculously at the exact times that accurate
r ,

charts of the waters oil Guadalcanal or Tulagi or a

dozen other areas were desperately needed, flag offi-
cers were able to distribute freshly printed charts to

Dead reckoning dtvka makes record of course i and distances rud mm* HT'

^ECTlGtl

LA3JGI WEK>HT

50 POPULAR MECHANICS
tk* NAVY’S BATTLEGROUNDS
ship commanders. The story of how those The history of the **\JSS Oceanogra-
charts were prepared, on the spofi makes pher,” now honorably retired from serv-
a thrilling chapter in Navy history, ice, is typical of the work that the survey
Details of the story are contained in the ships have been performing. Once tho
logs of the ‘‘Pathfinder,” the “Oceanog- $3,000,000 pleasure yacht of J. P. Morgan*
1

rapher/ the “Hydrographer/ and other

?
the 300- foot ship began her naval career by
vessels of a special Navy squadron. These sinking a submarine during the first World
survey craft often poked their noses into War. In the present war she was sent into
Jap-held waters ahead of our fighting the South Pacific and for 16 months per-
ships. They have been bombed, attacked formed dangerous and audacious solitary
by surface vessels, submarines and shore missions. The American attack on Bou-
always they brought back in-
batteries, yet gainville was made with the aid of charts
formation on which the advance against that her crew had compiled only a few days
the enemy could be based. before. To gain necessary information, her
men often landed on Jap-
held islands. During her
duly 15 large navigational
charts were completed on
board, as well as a survey
that covered 5,800 square
miles of ocean. A repre-
sentative task was the lo-
cating and noting of hun-
dreds of coral heads and
hidden dangers in the
neighborhood of a 20-
mile -long atoll. Once the
1 h
Oc eanographeP d Lscov-
1

ered and surveyed a new

channel that made possi-
ble a 120-mile shortcut.
Left,taking bearings -an head-
land of island. Selaw, vwlffi d/ag
is towed by twa small

FEBRUARY, 1945 51
 to be sure, yet the work must
be done at the fastest possible
speed. Sometimes a ship dares
work only in the dark of the
moon lo escape detection by
Jap aircraft or coastal patrols.
During daylight hours she
may lie camouflaged under the
sleep shore of some island.
When running a line of sound-
ings in deep water a survey
ship often steers a zigzag
course to mmimize the possi-
bility of a torpedo hit. On oc-
casion the survey men have
used a PT boat for a fast ex-
t©ft r Oir ial photographs ps-si^t in
making of *hnrJ, ^elcwj examining
photo with stereoscopic inilrurnonf
<U. S. Navy PlKotoa)

Ordinarily, underwater exploration is a leisure-

ly and painstaking occupation, A survey vessel
must proceed slowly to avoid wrecking herself
among the obstacles she is charting. Measure-
ments of depths and distances must be made with
great care.
But the stress of war made the charting of the
South Pacific an entirely different kind of adven-
ture. Observations must still be made accurately

These buoys ore by iwrvsy thipi tfl mark danger spots

52 POPULAR MECHANICS
ploration trip right up to the en-
trance to a Jap base; other times
they work from rubber life rafts,
after dark, in shallow waters. An
accepted hazard has been the pos-
sibility of being bombed by our
own aircraft, for a pilot might dis-
believe recognition signals flashed
to him by an unknown ship deep
in Jap territory.
When the war began, the best
charts of some Pacific areas were
mere sketches that had been made
at the beginning of the century.
Detailed maps had never been
prepared because there was no
commerce in the islands to attract

Divert on way la inspect under water obstruction

the job was to place markers on reefs

and rocks that couldn’t be removed and
to install other buoys for marking safe
channels into protected ancho rages*
Sometimes old French buoys were sal-
vaged and repainted but more often the
men had to improvise their own mark-
ers from any materials that could bo
found* Many of the buoys that are now
in service consist of empty
h& mine cases with sheet metal
flags attached. Brand new am-
^^ ,,
phibious alligato^ landing
T&L craft and weatherbeaten
Tbit giant buoy is now marking a channel native catamarans
in ih& Pacific. Right, crane picks up Jno worked side by side
’

x
of th& 3ft«l ball floalt that mark course h1 anchoring buoys,
{taatinued to page 140)
large ships. The main land masses
were known and that was about all.
The Navy secured survey ves-
sels in a hurry by taking over
Coast anti Geodetic Survey Serv-
ice vessels, by building some, and
by rebuilding others. Each was
outfitted with drafting rooms so
that cartographers could prepare
their charts on board, and with
photo litho and printing shops so
that the finished maps could be
reproduced in colors for immedi-
ate distribution to the fleet.
Each ship carried a deep-sea
diver and TNT for him to use in
blasting coral heads or submerged
wrecks that might be blocking a
channel. Each, too, was outfitted
for buoy tending service. Part of

FEBRUARY, 1945 53
4-Cannon "Tempest” Chases Nazi Robot Bombs

Extremely fast, highly maneuverable up German fortifications in France; later

+
and easy to fly, Brilain s Hawker “Tem- it operated successfully out of Belgian
pest” is known as the “dream Fighter” bases, specializing in fighting Messer-
among R.A.F, pilots. The Tempest, a suc- sohmitts and the Luftwaffe’s swallow-
cessor to the Hawker Hurricane and Ty- tailed jet plane.The Tempest is a low-wing
phoon, broke into headlines when it was monoplane resembling the Typhoon but
credited with, knocking 600 flying bombs with the elliptical wing of the Spitfire and
out of the sky, the best record for pursuit a high tail fin rising in a Flying Fortress
planes. Before J3-Day it was hailed as an curve. Powered by a 2 T 2O0~h,p Napier Sa-
r

effective ground sirafer when it softened bre engine, it carries four 22 -mm. cannons.

” Arabian” Water Bag Keeps Its Contents Cool and Pure

Borrowing an idea from the Arabs, U, S.
Ariiyr engineers designed a collapsible 36-
gallon water container, It is made of heavy
duck covered with a synthetic plastic resin
that permits a slight seepage of water
through the bag. Evaporation keeps the
water cool in the same manner as the Ara-
bian desert water bag. Acone-shaped hood
fits over the top to keep out dust and germs*
and five faucets ore located two inches
above the bottom of the bag to avoid any
possible sediment. The container, made by
the United States Rubber Company, is 21
inches in diameter and 26 inches in depth.

Frozen Milk for Hospital Ships

Tastes Like Fresh Product
Frozen concentrated milk, produced by
research workers a I Pennsylvania State
College, can hardly be distinguished fror
fresh milk when diluted with hot watm
The new product was developed
sible use on hospital ships. By adding an
equal amount of water to a frozen block,
coffee Cream is produced; doubling the
amount of water yields milk. The manu-
facturing process involves three steps:
evaporation, preliminary freezing to a
mushy consistency, then quick freezing at
ID degrees below zero after packaging.

54 POPULAR MECHANICS
Camera Photographs Waves of Heat and Sound
By means of a flash-
light capable of expos-
ures of four millionths of
a second, a photographic
technique which can take
pictures of heat waves,
sound waves and other
invisible air disturbances
has been developed by
General Electric engi-
neers, The technique de-
pends on a new electronic
device which not onjy
supplies the illuminating
flash at the right instant
but also gives an exposure
duration so brief that
light from the flash has
time to travel only a
thousand feet. Two types
of apparatus are used-^
the Schlieren method, in
which photographs are
made with a highly spe-
cialized type of optical
system which requi res in-
finitely fine manipulation
and adjustment, and the
shadowgraph method, in
which shadowgraphs are
made by using nothing
more than a film holder,
the disturbance to be
studied, and a light spark
source \vith extremely sensitive controls. can show the breath coming from the nos-
The Litter pic lures show only the boundary trils, while the shadewgraphie method is
conditions between regions of sharp varia- usually adequate only for stronger dis-
tions in density or pressure, while in the turbances, Either system can be employed
Schlieren technique, where the sensitivity to photograph sound waves or shook
is many times greater, gradual variations waves, provided an exposure of sufficiently
can. be recorded The Schlieren apparatus short duration is obtained.

Conveyor
Plug-In.
Unloads Coal at
Ton a Minute
Coal can be shifted
from truck to bin at the
rate of a ton a minute
by a portable conveyor
which plugs into any con-
venient electrical outlet
and needs only two men,
at most, to operate it.
Its 15-inch width fits
into any window. Pow-
ered by a 1-h.p, motor,
the conveyor requires
only two cents worth of
current to unload 10 tons
and can be carried on the
fenders of a truck.

FEBRUARY, 194 S 55
Hugo moct-upt and complicated devices are u*cd
ig ipocd up Ihn 1 raining of naval a r crews under
i

conditio ns which
simulate the real thing- At
Alameda, Culif. r mine-es (above) wheel
1 lor-
pedp under a fulh&ije woodem iliac k-Ljp aF a TBF t
fright, to pc-actfce his actyr a£y pr moving for-
get,,, overhead gunner looks through view-
turret
ing window motion picture machine irs which
qt
ha seas a Jap plane coming in So at lock him, Hi*
hand grips turn the trainer jusV as if he were
operating a turret and the picture of she plane
turns red when hr is in position 1u score- a hil

Left cardboard comps SI on which

corrections may be made so thal
o tru fleering toUfao can be do-
lei mined from magnetic compose

56 POPULAR MECHANICS
I

Upper Fefr, student navigator lake* star fright

in a n^vigotionol troineF, whrFp a WAV? operates

pilot's cantroh. ThE Ua Frier is mounted high above

wi-rf^-nr rot*r«J
the fle-or of a lull roam and ihfi Ceiling C&rtrairtS
lights which repr^ient the star*, SludoJit naviga-
tor gives his pilot courses to fly; Iheir competence
ii reCocdnd nn a paper chart, Spvct ho rfi 1h-
jfi I
L

OC UJfATIA
rlor& rotate on a wire framework. Trainees at-
tach spin ner and or m in g -wire labcvo'i la bomb
secured 1e shackle under SBD's wing. Selaw,
telrUiol cpmpu ihaf 1ell& directioot by star^ ij
moun+ed on model plane base fai a ctois lecture

Abave.p diagram ot Treasure

I d ild O p e r-a a no
a l Training
I i i

School shawj types, number and

fflcotiofi of cam posses art warshFp

FEBRUARY, 1945 57
 -

Bus Acts as Mobile Terminal for Feeder Air Lines

A local bus which could double
as a mobile terminal has been de-
signed by Oliver L Parks, presi-
r

dent of Parks Air Transport, Inc^

East St. Louis, 111,, for possible use
in an air line feeder system. The
bus would drive right up to the
airplane wherever it stops* deliver
and take oil passengers, mail and
cargo and in general serve as the
air depot. The bus Mi\ Parks pro-
poses to install includes a two-
way radio and everything from a
ticket sales counter to toilet facili-
ties. Among the special accom-
modations the design calls for are
a loudspeaker and radio system
enabling control of airport ground
traffic or public announcements
by the driver; a refrigerator for re-
freshments; recording floor scales
to weigh passengers and baggage;
an air conditioning unit; flood-
lights on roof to illuminate area
between plane and bus, and a
telephone plug-in. Chief purpose
of the bus is to speed feeder air
line scht?dules by eliminating de-
lays at the airport, such as taxiing
the plane into position.

Wrench With Torque Control Avoids 'Burning* Threads

To prevent stretching or "burning" of justing screw on the side of the motor
a %-inch impact wrench which
threads,, which permits the operator to set any bolt
operates with controlled torque has been or nut to any desired tension. The control
developed by the Arp Equipment Corpo- is made possible by a roller clutch impact-
ration. Bryan, O, This pneumatically pow- ing mechanism having only four parts.
ered tool is capable of both forward and
reverse rotation and has a calibrated ad-
Terminal Locks Wire to Wire
In Non- Vibrating Connection
To save time, space and materials, an
electric terminal block provides a solder
less, vibration
pruof„ wire to wire
connection. The
block is a connec-
tor strip with al-
most any desired
number of termi-
nal posts, each ca-
pable of handling
from two to eight
wires in the small-
er ranges. The
binding stud has a
slotted channel, the wires being held in this
channel between a top clamp or shoe built
into the nut, and a lower damp or shoe
which is secured to the base. This arrange-
ment locks every wire to a wire in a low-

POPULAR MECHANICS
resistant connection, without dan-
ger of loose strands getting away.
Tiny Heater Warms Up Big One
No lock nuts, lock washers, double To Start Engines in Arctic
nut arrangement, lugs or other
accessories arc required. The
block obviates soldering, crimp-
ing, pressing or insulating, and no
special tools other than the regu-
lar socket wrench or pliers need
be used.

Machine Prints Ticket

While Customer Waits
To ease ticket problems of rail-
roads, amacnine has been devel-
oped which will print tickets
automatically and do the com-
pany's bookkeeping while the
ticket buyer waits. The invention
eliminates the necessity of main-
taining a stock of tickets for va-
rious destinations on the same
road. Designed primarily for local
or point to point tickets, it looks
like a small cash register and can
print up to 100 different stops. The
tickets, two inches square, show
the points between which they
Will be honored, the amount paid,
whether it is one way or round
trip, date of sale, identification of
the salesman and serial number. In the Arctic a tiny, manually operated heater is
Besides printing tickets, the ma- used by the Air Technical Service Command to
chine tabulates all records for the heat up the big heater which in turn warms aircraft
ticket seller. The cost of printing engines before they will start. The new heater was
1,000 tickets* including paper, is invented because the severe cold freezes up the
less than 20 cents. large ground heater.

Flywheels Test Brakes

In Trial “Landing”
To try out the braking systems
of Lhe heaviest British aircraft,
under all working conditions,
the “landing” of a plane is simu-
lated by flywheels in a laboratory.
The test apparatus has a range of
flywheels geared to shrifts. A
wheel Corresponding to the size of
the brake to be tested is fitted to
the machine for each test. By using
the largest size; the kinetic energy
— 40 million foot pounds of a 53-—
ton airplane landing up to 100
miles an hour is reproduced. De-
celerations, stopping times, tem-
peratures, and rates of wear and
tear are recorded during the brak-
ing runs. The machine has aided
greatly in evolving the best brak-
ing systems for bombers, troop-
carriers and transport planes.

FEBRUARY, 1945 59
Abovfe, photograph si? <hc<ki Icnsei to lie utsd in color Co mere. Below, r P RUE - TO - LIFE color
comparing fidelity of finished color test prmls with original shodei A and color papers
films
of color on color whed. Color film now ran be pro ce vied in ihe home
that you can easily devel-
op and print in your own
home darkroom are on
the market in limited
amounts and will be
available everywhere
after the war.
With the new color
filmsyou can take natural
color photographs with
almost any camera, then
process the film into posi-
tive color transparencies.
These transparencies In
turn can be used like
negatives for making
contact prints or enlarge-
ments on color paper The„

results are astonishingly

lifelike, reproducing all
the colors and shades of
the original scene.
Processing your own
color photos is not diffi-
cultyalthough it takes a
longer time and requires
more precise time and
temperature control than
does the developing of

60 POPULAR MECHANICS
PHOTOGRAPHY
black and white photo-
graphs, One hour is about
the minimum time for
developing either film or
paper, the first 15 minutes
being spent in darkness
At present the color
materials are more ex-
pensive than are black
and white film or paper.
A 4x5- inch sheet of color
film costs about one dol-
lar, as does an 8x10- inch
sheet of the material on
which color prints are
made. With quantity pro-
duction these prices may
drop considerably,
Ea stmun/ s Koduchro in e
type transparen ci es an d

YELLOW LAYER (BLUE SENSITIVE)

yellow FILTER LAYER Above, photographer use* four flash bulb?
niak^r color
MAGENTA LAYER GREEN I SENSlTIVEl
to pjclurc-. left,, CTOii^ittfci-O ft

of Gosparcolor printing pppor owing

CYAN LAYER (RED SENSITIVE) laytrs a I cmulaiGri coating faast TYioteriolf.
Sl'Idw, niCilcin-g ertiorg Emeriti On c&Lor paper
BASE

papers are processed only

in special laboratories.
Ga spar color, Inc., and
Ansco are producers of
the photographic color
materials can be
that
processed in mosthome
darkrooms. Anscas ma-
terials include color film
and ^Printon'* color pa-
per, most of which is go-
ing to the armed forces.
Gaspareolor printing ma-
terial also is on priority*
These new materials,
both transparencies and
papers, all make use of a
multilayer p holographic
emulsion, each layer of
which is sensitive to a dif-
ferent part of the light
spectrum. Such an emul-
sion may consist of blue-
sensitive* green -sensitive
and red-sensitive layers,
or Variations of those col-
ors. The three colors and
their combinations satis-
factorily reproduce all of
the colors of the spec-*

FEBRUARY, 1945 61
 stances in the layers of
emulsion produce sepa-
rate color images in reac-
tion to a color- developing
fluid during processing.
These layers o£ dyes f otto
the finished positive color
print,
!
Gasparcolor s process is
based on dye -destruction,
A^o dyes are incorporat-
ed into the layers of
emulsion during manu-
facture, After a print has
been made on the paper
from any color transpar-
ency the paper is then
developed like any black
and white print, in dark-
ness. A negative silver
image iscreated in each
of the layers of emulsion,
A dye bleach bath is then
Pfptltig t«sr itrij> of filler nmuliiari prt $p«moiC4p4 to cmalyn color used to remove the dye
wherever the negative
trum. Ayellow filter layer below the top emulsion stops silver image occurs, fol-
blue light from affecting the emulsion layers below it. lowed by an additional
This idea was outlined in 1863 by the French researcher bleach to remove the sil-
du Hauroit, who visualized a “tri-pack" with filters in ver. The untouched dyes
tween, permitting red, blue, and violet-green light images of that remain form a posi-
the same scene to be photographed in one exposure. Laid tive color photograph.
one over the other, the three dye images would reproduce
the colors of the scene that was photographed. Prat-i cully i

all color photography has been based on some variation

•of this idea. Until the advent of the present “monopack
papers the most practical ways of making color prints
were the wash-off relief process and the earbro process.
All of the color materials are of the reversal typo: that
is, each is developed first as a negative, after which addi-
tional processing converts or reverses the negative to a
positive. This is why, after the first development step, the
balance of the process can be done in subdued white
light This feature, too* permits partial processing and in-
spection, after which the material may be dried and then
stored or shipped for comple-
Prcppnng to macis-wie ioof-can-
tion of the processing at a
dks of light that a re trernjmtl--
later time.
Ir-d by color transparency film
Overexposure on a reversal laid on lop of contact printer
film orpaper produces light,
thin image, while under-
exposure produces a heavy*
dark image, just the opposite
of ordinary black and white
photography. Color prints
normally have black borders
unless the borders are espe-
cially exposed lo white light
at the time the print exposure
is made,
Ansco’s Printon and Gas-
parcolo^s paper are both of
the monopack typo but there
the similarity ends. Printon
employs the principle of dye-
ccupling, Dye-forming sub-

62 POPULAR MECHANICS
 The Caspar color method
produces bright* brilliant pic-
tores, which have exception-
ally sharp detail and also
create an impression of three
dimensions. The dyes me
permanent.
Ordinary darkroom equip-
ment plus a few incidentals
are afi that is needed for
processing color pictures.
Film transparencies may be
developed in tanks or trays-
Dry chemicals for processing
color materials must be
mixed with distilled water,
and should be used,
filtered*
at a common, temperature.
For making enlargements
on color papers the best re-
sults are achieved with con- Com poet k!l tontains two cameras, film hoTdtrt, bulbs, lenses, -etc.
denser-type enlargers* All of
the color papers require the
use of a filter pack in the en-
larger to screen out ultra-
violet light from the enlarger
lamp and to correct the color
balance of the light. Addi-
tional biters may be added to
the filter pack to compensate
for shades of color in the
transparency that are not
quite correct* A
light meter
that reads in foot-candles is
recommended for gauging
correct exposure.
Color photography has be-
come an important tool in
many branches of science and
is widely used by the armed
forces, especially in aerial
photography for the detec-
Color Above, mtipHciicm of tic rid tanteiai In note of Lockheed P-38
tion of camouflage.
I

pictures also are used in hos- BaLow, floodlompf on lazy tong* euro railed end lowered easily
pitals for studying tropical
diseases.
The Caspar color process
was developed by Dr. Bela
Caspar in Europe, principally
in Belgium, before the war.
Laboratory records and oth-
er details of the process were
brought to the United States
by microfilm before the war
began. The Gaspar organiza-
tion is continuing its research
in this country and other do-
mestic photographic materi-
al concerns arc also doing
considerable research. Im-
provements such as increas-
ing the sensitivity of color
emulsions and ehminating
some of the processing steps
may result.

FEBRUARY, 1945 S3
 Steel Oxygen Tank
Stands Up Under
Cannon Fire
An oxygen cylinder for
aircraftwhich will with-
stand cannon fire without
exploding has been de-
veloped by the Firestone
Steel Products Company.
Some of these cylinders,
made of stain less steel,
are shaped like chubby
watermelons, while oth-
ers look like stovepipes
with caps on either end.
The first of their kind s

they are applicable to

planes from the 5-29 to
the smallest fighter. Ear-
lier type cylinders were
shatterproof against .50-
ealiber machine gun bul-
lets, but the new ones
won't explode even when
pierced by a 20 -mm. shell.

Left, oxygen cylinder* hong

likb tnllcD-ns from osiemtiJy
linn before being inspected
and slocked hy plant crew

Spring Snubbers Ease Bouncing of the Seats on Trucks and Tractors

Snubbers for seat springs may
eliminate most of the jolts and
bounces in truck and tractor driv-
ing.The Monroe Auto Equipment
Company, Monroe, Mich., worked
out an experimental “suspension
scat” by providing snubbers which
check the compression and exten-
sion of the spring.

Aluminum Economically
Made From Clay
Aluminum can be made from
clay by a new and economical
process developed by TV A chem-
ical engineers. After the clay is
percolated with sulphuric acid,
forming sulphate salts of alumi-
num and iron, manganous acid
removes the iron which caused
previous difficulties. Other im-
purities are then removed and, the
iinalproduct is electrolyzed to
produce aluminum. Loss of chem-
icals by earlier methods made
the production of aluminum from
clay uneconomical.

64 POPULAR MECHANICS
 drawing thewi whal
ptittwpr tumnttr may
tc l!1ce. if modeled! afler
tlvffdy Quonnni KyH (Mew|

OERHAPSS you already have en-

* visioned walkie-talkie radios,
like those developed for the Army,
in use after the war for home-
Liffice nr field-home communica-
tion, or even as a convenience for
the housewife who wants to sum-
mon her golf“loving husband
homo to supper just as he is sink-
ing a tough putt on die 15th green.
Maybe you’ve heard about the
way the tough Army jeeps are be-
ing tested for use on the farm, as
fire engines and for a host of other
peacetime purposes. Some of your
friends right now may bo thinking of buy- and built especially for the Navy or AAF,
ing. lor cluck hunting, fishings boating,, oi And undoubtedly you’ve wished for
ns a swimming float, one of the air- filled some of the waterproof matches, Ihe shav-
rubber boats that were originally designed ing soap that lathers nicely in the coldest

FEBRUARY, 1945 &5

 water the canned ham- and- eggs, nr the
k

—
super raincoat 100 Limes more water re*
sistant than the prewar variety
+
which—
you we read about but hove not been able
to buy in the stores.
Such products and countless others like
them, adapted for civilian use, probably
will be available everywhere as soon as
peacetime production is well under way.
The list of warborn miracles* in fact* wlQ
be many times longer than you ever imag-
ined, and they will benefit almost every
phase of everyday living. What the Army
Quartermaster Corps alone has done, dc-

Abovfi, how nod lide VkCw of 55 CHpttpnoogo,

crifiu Ihwtwhkh wHI bma Hoxigltri pital ham* dares Maj. Gen. Edmund B. Gregory*
and d»n like a>landing ship, frfkw, quartermaster general* will revolutionise
welding, mciol ii banded 1o melol by renn the life of the average individual after the
O. S. StanewaTe Co. war, affecting his dnthitig* his food, his
hnusing, his personal luxuries* and even
his recreation.
Take* for example, just a few of the
chemical items produced or procured by
the Quartermaster Corps. The waterproof
matches can withstand several hours of
soaking in water and still be usable. A
new germicidal rinse may be a boon in
+
kitchens and restaurants; as it s now made
for the Army, a few ounces will make a
25-gallon can of water into a disinfectant
powerful enough to kill all the bacteria on
the mess kits of a company of 200 soldiers
when boiling water is not available.
The Army also has a new non toxic, non-
inflammable insecticide, sprayed from a
handy dispenser under pressure generated
by freon gas. Just four seconds of spray-
ing will knock out all the insect pests in
any confined space.
The Army
1
? new all-purpose .soap is

66 POPULAR MECHANICS
Pg rfohl? davn dewlepvd for th« Army may be pepylpF wiffo camper* gtitT tHe wtnr klaw, many civFkmh wiB
P

want the til toap which can he uied f«r iHaving and wattling and if- equally effiewnt in any type el watet

equally efficient in hot or eold T salt or fresh

water, and can he used for washing hands and
face, bathing, shavingT washing clothes and
even items of equipment. Another special prep-
—
aration cold climate "dubbing” dan be ap- —
plied to shoes and other articles of leather
apparel so that they will be soft, pliable, non-
cracking and waterproof, regardless of low
temperatures and bad weather. A
newiy de-
veloped square candle, made of wax mixed w ith
sawdust, is an adequate substitute for a small
stove or fire. It is used by soldiers where large
fires would be dangerous or impracticable.
Some of the greatest advances have been
made by the armed services in clothing and
they arc expected to be incorporated in post-
war materials and fabrics. The Army*s <+ five-
harness sateen,** which is woven five times, is
probably the toughest cloth ever made, with
other fabrics running close behind in wear and
snag tests. Work clothes and children's play

P.elow —will ibm hanfy jrep btenne a former in pe««lMnt?

-Goodi’L'ax ixbfrlu

Rubber tife rafti fimlbr To lho*e vfccff by Army end Navy

Ryan ara already be mg lold for hunfing and fishing. The
bank relit up ini* a nfral O* tlwwn <il the rig hi

clothes. made of these materials, will have wide

appeal. Composition Army shoe soles are said to
outlast four ordinary soles. Then, there are un-
breakable nylon shoestrings, plastic buttons, and
even ambidextrous gloves. If you lose one, you buy
only one to replace it
Development work by the armed services in cold
weather clothing may have far-reaching effect? on
winter garments. It has been found, for instance,
that several light layers of cotton and wool keep a
man wanner than fur, and manufacturers already
are reported to be styling coats made of this mate- Bdfl*, fsolhet weight pEailk alt-year
rial for both men and women. Army raincoat mate- icffent will be pv pilot If after llif war r
rial and cloth for wmdbreakers are better than any Mada of Lumarilfr, they are taid Jo
trUnlmlt 90 percent plfrflvialtt rflyi
other fabrics ever made for
these purposes.
Not only has the war fostered
new foods, like precook ed ce-
real with milk and sugar (just
add water) and butter that
won't melt or turn rancid* hut
it has speeded progress in de-

hydration, quick-freezing and

concentrating. Before the war
no combination foods with
meal had been successfully de-
hydrated, Now such foods are
fairly common on the menus of
service men.
It is obvious that many vast
improvements in all forms of

68
 transportation will be direct results
of wartime progress. Air lines [al-
ready have ordered fleets of new
four-motored cargo and passenger
planes^ with four and five-milc-a-
minute speeds, that will have pres-
surized cabins scientifically ad-
1

vanced soundproofings and other

new comforts.
There has been widespread spec-
ulation as to the effect war devel-
opments will have on water travel.
Some authorities predict that ve-
hicles like the Army's amphibious
trucks will come into civilian use.
Already the war influence is having
a definite effect on shipbuilding
design, an outstanding example
being the completion of plans for a
250- foot, 300- passenger* stream-
lined^ luxury cruise liner, the SS
Chattanooga, which will be built by
the Ingalls Shipbuilding Corpora-
tion for travel on the Tennessee
River after the war.
Along with ship- to -shore teie-
(Carclircued la pag* 154}

Navy Molt (ahpyo) will bt adopted for ilviliam, At

JefT b
winter jacket wirt> fats mask. Al fight i» a
porifl w hicil it both overton! and t oinCPal. be Tow. a
Handie-Talkie radio relay i gaff icon la prat* room
 New Glass Made Without Sand
Resists Acid Attack
Hydrofluoric acid, which disintegrates
ordinary glass, corrodes most metals and
produces dangerous bums, has met its
match in a new glass made without sand.
Since hydrofluoric acid instantaneously
attacks and soon disintegrates sand, the
major ingredient of the new glass is phos-
phorus pentoxide which by itself instantly
reacts with water with almost explosive
violence, To test its acid- resisting proper-
ty, DrT E D, Tillyer, research director of
the American Optical Company „ which
makes the glass, immersed a piece of the
new composition in a bath of hydrofluoric
acid for 500 hours. At the end of that time
the ghj^ was substantially transparent and
to the naked eye showed no obvious attack.
During the same period a piece of ordinary
glass made of sand, Hme and soda was con-
verted into a chalky mass by the acid. The
discovery is expected to simplify the han-
dling of hydrofluoric acid, which is being
used extensively in scientific experimenta-
tion, in many industrial operations and as
a catalyst in oil refining and synthetic rub-
ber manufacture.

U it, top, tondlfil gLalt knf Of fight Hays trunS-

parHil offer add attack hut ether Ihii Turns opaque.
Left, chemist spraying add against a p«rt*rt*v+ hood

Pipe-Line Plan for Making Latex Increases Rubber Output 40%

Manufacturing rubber latex by a con- polymerizing or uniting the molecules of
—
tinuous polymerization process that is, by butadiene and styrene. Large glass- lined
connecting the tanks to one another by tanks known as reactors are used and their
—
pipe-lines has increased the output o£ temperatures are carefully controlled. In-
synthetic rubber plants in this country 40 stead of handling each reactor as a separate
percent. The new method supplants the unit, the reactors arc connected by pipe-
older so-called batch type of operation in lines to form a continuous chain. Pumps
making GR-S rubber, which results from admit the ingredients in a steady stream.

Mobile Cradles Up-End Planes for Better Use of Storage Space

Using wheel cradles to up-end planes so
they can be stacked closer together makes
better use of storage space. The cradles,
mounted on casters, also provide an easy
means of moving planes, which
loaded onto the cradle bv one oers
ill ramp which
lock the wheels

Save That Paner

Haw many
W
lying
old mainline*
piles of other "useless"
and doted newspapers
paper do you have
around the haute? Know who needs Ihe-m
badly? Thu* artny and navy man who package
gum, equipment and supplies for shipment to the
fighters across Hr* oceans, Bvrtdfe up ymrr paper
scrap ond him it over to the salvage drive!

TO POPULAR MECHANICS
Lighter, Sturdier Boxcars Have Plywood Walls

Above, train of p^w«d-i1»l boa-

cnn crmsrf Manfnrtn brii^ff- fiigM,
cor n given plywood sbeelhing wall

One thousand boxcars made nf

plywood and steel have been built
by The Great Northern Railway
at its Duluth and St. Cloud.
Minn., shops. They are a combina-
tion of steel, Douglas fir plywood
and lumber! the steel comprising
the underframe, end sills, roof
ribs and bracings, and the plywood
furnishing the sides of the car.
The plywood is treated with a
patented "sealer" before being ap-
plied to prevent warping. The
steel used is lighter than that in
ordinary cars and results in a
weight saving of approximately
two tons per car. On an average
freight train ibis will reduce by
at least 20(1 tons the weight pulled
by the locomotive. The cars also are tinguish them from ordinary equipment,
equipped with special high speed trucks, they will be used for the rapid transpor-
wrought steel wheels, and nonharmome tation of lumber, newsprint and other high
springs. Painted a brilliant orange to dis- class heavy commodities.

Colored Pictures Now Are Speedily Transmitted by Radio

Full-color pictures can be transmitted by color disk, containing triangular sections of
radio with the same speed as black and —
the three primary colors red, yellow and
white photographs by a recently patented —
blue is placed between the scanning eye
process. The pictures are sent and received and the picture. Each color in turn is fil-
in the form of three-color separation films tered out The scanner selects and trans-
which are developed and printed in the mits impulses for the three colors, which
customary way for making full-color an? recorded in their proper order by the
prints. For transmission, a color picture is exposure of films on a receiving drum. The
placed on a cylindrical drum for Hue by technique is basically the same as for send-
line scanning by a photoelectric eye, A ing news photographs or maps by facsimile.

FEBRUARY, 1945 71
 Army rn£ua craft iwingi glangudt
raff, Soldurt M th« rspfl nwt ort
r«odly la ami turvivon into boat

the Array's
has its awn
pad operates
Catalina flying boats on trips id bases from
Florida to Puerto Rico,
On a houseboat named ''Silver Wedding/'
itkeeps headquarters for Army boatmen, and
on dots of islands in the Caribbean Sea sol-
diers in sailor suits pursue a single duty of
dissipating the dangers of a 1,000 -mile flight
over water.
When A Sr Transport Command planes, or
planes of any other command or Allied nation
or commercial company, drone the distance

Strips captain direer* rtricu-n- injured flyeF 'will

be placed an a Sifter. Left, from a radio- Ho-

rton on haute-boal tj* emergency mtfisagfis

from South Florida toPuerto Rico or

Trinidad — first leg of air journeys to
far continents — an ATC navy serves as
convoy along the airways.
This miniature navy's system of
"check points,” rescue boats, PBY
Catalina flying boats, grid charts and
search plans makes the fii'st overwater
leg of the ATC southern route a jour-
ney over friendly territory. A forced
landing is never far from immediate
rescue. Below the northern border of
Brazil the rescue system is taken up
by ATC s h
South Atlantic division.

72 POPULAR MECHANICS
 —

An unconventional but effective

organization of air-sea rescuers has
been fashioned by combining radio
communications, boats, anp Janes —
and a method.
The method, based un co -opera-
tion with olhtT sc v vices, carries out
the idea of putting a series of life
nets under men who fly the route
safeguards that provide psycholog-
ical comfort as well as actual value.
Between Miami. Morrison Field,
West Palm Beach, and other Army,
Navy and commercial fields in Flor-
ida, and Puerto Rico or Trinidad,
the organization maintains four
check points and one rescue station.
At each place the Army has a rescue
boat that caul cruise aboul fi<W miles
at 21 knots to pick up survivors of
any plane that ditched in the sea.
The four check points are so called
because aL each a radio operator is
on duty constantly to "check" by frhtfa htj krtpi glfiBif fixed on diiianr raft, Jcoltoui On
voice every airplane that flics over P &Y rticue plena reports Rod ta pilol ever ho interphone
i

the route. Asa C-54 or a fi-24 flies

north or south above the .small bare islands Thus, if a plane reports to Check Three,
below, a Gl radioman' in his wood shack and fails to talk to Check Four, searchers
or lent listens for; know it must be down between those two
. “Cheek Throe. This is Army 3327 on points. In such instance, the division air-
course. Over.” sou rescue office alerts ah check points and
To which IJie^nlUary Gl replies: "Roger, other rescue agencies in the Caribbean and
Over and otilT Then he makes a notation institutes by radio a search plan which is
that Army 5S27 has passed safely by, based on co-ordinated understandings be-
If Army 3327 fails lb report Lj Check tween ATC, the Navy, Civil Air Patrol and
Four or exceeds her estimated time of ar- Great Britain's RAF.
rival or calls in distress, a r ad toman down Search plans are exact. They are all
the line notifies Station WZXD
at Boat based im a grid chail, which has been care-
Company headquarters, and calls the sn]j- fully superimposed on a map of the water
hu -y Gl at Chock Three to ask the check and island area from Florida to Puerto
time oE Army 3327. By determining when llico
r Each grid square is designated by
and where the plane reported last, Head- horizontal lettered linos and vertical and
quarters localizes the search area* diagonal numbered imes.

Cherl farmt hnij.i for rcicue each identified by cede, to m-cu-p units, can cover specified a reel

J*anD Bahama.
ISLAND'
-^(StAND
PALfcUflEACH\

GREAT IN AQUA
MtyUCAl
 the emergency radio fre-
quency over the area.
When wreckage or sur-
vivors are spoiled in a grid
area* the air-sea rescue
officer requests change of
plans by a message such as:
M
Request you cancel Aztec
plan and concentrate on
Dog Three/ 1

When survivors are lo-

rescue
cated, the nearest
boats are dispatched to
lake them aboard. At top
speed they follow instruc-
tions of a plane which cir-
cles the survivors. If the
rubber raft that holds the
downed airmen contains its
<s
Gibson GirT radio alter
the concussion and scram-
ble of ditching, the boat
takes a fix on the small
radio's signal. Each ATC
boat is equipped with a
Bendix aircraft-type radio
compass, which can “home”
Ofi Soulh Caicn filcrnd, mow Italian « built §n l#i* erfgt of a dfff on a Gibson Girl radio 51)
miles distant and speed
A radio message is .sent nut: ' Request directly to that raft. The moment the tired
you institute Azlec plan,” Immediately airmen arc spotted, soldiers threw a rope
each search agency examines its grid chart net over the side, case up to the yellow raft
and learns which predetermined square and help the exhausted flyers up the net.
area of the Caribbean it will cover. Each Wounded men are fastened to a wire
square is 26 by 42 miles. Should a plane stretcher while still in the raft and hoisted
ditch in another area, other plans such as aboard to a well appointed dispensary be-
Camel or Cobra would move the searchers low decks. Then, while under vray either
to other squares of the grid. to sheltered water where a can land PBY
As soon as a search plan has been put and pick up the wounded, or off to home
into effect, division headquarters asks base, the airmen arc given food and first aid.
Foreign Operations of all ports of aerial The system involves a book fill of occu-
embarkation in South Florida to alert pational specialties from marine engine
crews and to fly subsequent flights over the maintenance man to combination medical
course taken by the missing aircraft at specialist and oiler and all sorts of codes*
s

1,000 feet altitude until the search is con- numbers, mess and supply problems are
cluded. Radio operators of cargo planes natural with an Aftny organization that
and bombers are instructed to stand by on operates like a navy with its own air arm.

Army Hying boat rtiti at anchor off Moyoguana Inland c warring radio cell to branch for dikK^I aircraft
 At Palm Beach, the Araiks navy head- Dehydration of Penicillin
quarters is a. houseboat donated to ATC
by a Navy commander o£ that city. The Speeded by "Radio Heat”
houseboat holds a complete short-wave
radio station in its forward wheelhouse,
quarters for 40 men, a mess hall* PX, kitch-
en, officers* mess, orderly room, and tiled
bathrooms. This is the center of the com-
munications network.
Men of the air-sea rescue service are
stationed on the islands of Cat Cay, Nassau,
Great Exuma, Mayaguana, and South Cai-
cos. At Cat Cay, about SO miles south of
Palm Beacli* GI radio representatives live
where the rich sported before the war.
On. the walls of its Casino are scrawled the
names of princes and playboys. At Great
Exuma, the Army sailors live with the
Navy, eat Navy chow, and work in closest
co-operation with the other service. Two
sailors and two soldiers alternate shifts in
the base weather station, and their read-
ings are sent out for Army, Navy and civil-
ian weather bureaus.
Each air-sea rescue station has its all-
important weathermen, whose observa-
tions are indispensable for hurricane
warnings and other weather forecasts of
the fickle Caribbean.
Men on Mayaguana live in a half down
tents. Fifteen to IS of them constitute the
white population of an island that h as few Production of penicillin, the life-saving
natives. They are alert day and night to drug, is speeded up with an all-electronic
man their boat at the call of distress. drying system that reduces a 24-hour op-
The morale problem could be serious, but eration to just 30 minutes. The dehydra-
it is not, A
supply ship calls monthly with tion of penicillin has been a stumbling
food stocks and heavy supplies. Weekly a block in its production because ordinary
PBY takes off from Morrison Field with heat methods destroy the drug. The radio-
mail, ice cream, fresh fruits, vegetables, frequency heating units* developed by
eggs, and other perishable foods. Radio Corporation of America, consist of a
The air -sea rescue service has located vacuum chamber in which are placed ro-
several survivors of planes that have been tators that spin at 3,000 revolutions a min-
forced down, and has picked up flyers ute. Metal belts between the circling rows
forced down in the vicinity of the various of rotators serve as electronic plates. The
check and rescue points. drug can be boiled in a moderate vacuum
Probably the most unusual mission un- at 50 degrees Fahrenheit without harmful
dertaken by the ATC rescue boat con- effects. It was formerly dehydrated by
cerned a plane that had ditched in shallow "freeze-drying” with Dry Ice In a vacuum
water near an island. It was spotted by chamber.
scores of aircraft flying the route and was
r^orted 35 a new crash. Finally, a boat Wool Fiber Made From Peanuts
was dispatched to dismantle and salvage
the plane to reduce the overflow of false Yields Mothproof Clothing
alarms from that area of the Caribbean. Peanuts are the base for a textile which
American flying men have been lifted will yield warm, inexpensive, mothproof
from yellow life rafts in rough tropic seas clothing, according to David Trail, research
by ATC soldier-sailors. The rescue of one scientist for Imperial Chemical Industries
man is checked off as worth all the hard- in England. The company has developed a
ship and troubles synthetic wool fiber made from peanut
The rescue service gets high praise from protein after oil for industrial uses has been
the crews who fly the route. One veteran extracted^ The fiber can be mixed with
ATC radio operator said: "Just knowing real wool, cotton and rayon for manufac-
you can talk to somebody down there ev- ture of inexpensive textiles. Trail says the
J
ery hour to say you re doing fine helps an fiber has cold -resisting properties. Is moth-
awful lot."* uroof and will hold dyes.

FEBRUARY. 1945 75
 FATHER KNICKERBOCKER’S FACE

i I

in
Fropu-scd fldverJiUng lign for
paOw*r out belloon for

T he g reoLest sinful
face-lifting job
r! temp ted on any city s i

scheduled for postwar

New York City — in fact,
it'salready under way.
More than 51,270,000.000 is
expected to be spent on
new construction within
three anti one- half years
from the day marking “all
quiet’' on the European
front. -

Father Kn kkerbodker*
if his mythical spirit still

haunts the skyscraper

ciLffs of the great city,
would feel like Rip Von
Winkle were he to witness
the face lift that is in store.
Broadway become a
will
fantastic canyon of color
with huge signs enlivened
by motion and three-dimensional ertecLs. schools, hospitals, tunnels, airports
Enough modern apartments will be con- other projects, some single items
st rue led to house all the inhabitants of a tons of millions, will spring up,
medium-sized city. New roads, docks, keep returned war veterans

76 POPULAR MECHANICS
 At loft, wDiiing mod#! of pro-
jected fruit SJld vcjjrlafciic tcr-
minol. Above. eleerrkally op-
ercHed model of proposed Llnicn.
Tru<li Tprrninol on ^onbntlaa

Right, of iTOofefy n*Oueens torn

tettion
necting highwaypari of jpoirwor plan.
Below, model of traffic ramp la replace
310-fool elevator far oiitontobiloi from
Outtnatorough Bridge lo Welfare blond
 tap, th* lip of Manhat-
tan as planned, wftb ww
ferry building and r»-
tmibn pf rcCcnHy fin-
ifh«d Eatr River Dr«o

AttptoIv by ok may (alch

the view, or left, of lower
Manhattan a* el it today

At wpprr end af
map k the $50,000,000
IJ
Stuyvr itint Town" hnirs-
ing project, betow it two
other city hotiio pfojo^r

partly to catch up with the

wartime lag in civic con-
strue Uon which usually
amounts to $L03 000 000 a
h h

year. The city planning

commission has budgeted
$138,317,593 f QF I <M5, and
seeks $147,308,861 more from
the U. S. government.
One project alone will give
an idea of the “city within a
city” of apartments to spring
up as soon as priorities on
materials are lifted. This is
the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company's S50,0fXUHM)
LS
5twy vesant Town” to be lo-
cated in the lower East Side
of Manhattan. A short dis-
tance away, the city will
build Us twin housing do-

78
velopment s
Lillian Wald and Jacob Riis
Houses, to cost around 520,681.000. Other
community and apartment projects raise
the lota! contemplated expenditures well
above 5100,000,000,
It is estimated that 1.250*000 persons will
be kept busy producing materials for all
ibis construction and about 250,1)00 will be
employed on the construction work itseH.
Private enterprises have filed plans since
D-day in Normandy for over 570,000,000
worth of building construction.
Mayor LaGuardin is battling to get con-
struction going to complete the Brooklyn -
Battery tunnel, halted by the war, Loca-
tion of tile Manhattan approaches and exits
of this tunnel at the tip of the island has
resulted in one of the most noticeable
changes, the face lifting of ancient Battery
Bark, which got as far as wrecking of the
old aquarium, a colonial-day fork The
changes mostly stopped there, because of
the war emergencyT but
the picturesque spot will
look a lot different at the
end of the postwar works
program, A huge sundial
will occupy the site of the
aquarium and* on the Herlem River Drive, the
Hudson River side, a white nrma abov^ Tfk
modem ventilating tower hgfeygh. bridg*, will
for the tunnel will rise be on* of Rnl proj*cti.
above the entrance and Fragi a nt iocp bubbly
exit of the tubes. New oi big gi man are
structures vyiU house the wggeiW far enimdi-
Marine and Aviation di- *d irgn (loftj, Truffle
at eart end ol Wash-
visions of the police de-
ington Bridge rCivck in
partment as well as a Orderly thifpdl below

1
 -

I
RtfWVifAY “1“ 7&G
RUNWAY tJlKf

marine fire station. At the East

River side of the park, a new
Whitehall Ferry Building will
duck the Staten Island ferries., and
the inner ends of several piers will
be slashed to permit the East River
Drive, completed during the war,
to connect with the Brooklyn-
BaEtery tunnel A new aquarium,
to be called the Oceanarium. will
be erected ofT the boardwalk of
Coney Island. It will boast indoor
and outdoor pools.
Work has already started on
Idlewild Airport, the desolate
4,057 -acre tract in the Jamaica
Bay corner of, Brooklyn, which ts
1 destined to he the largest airfield
I X*-*
in the world. A crew of laborers
is pouring concrete which will
border the first 10,000- foot, 12-
Lie h -deep runway.
The airport will eventually rep-
resent an investment of more than
$80,000,000. Its $T 500 OM admin- p
k

istration building will have seven

1
ex tensions. loading fingers”
whose second floors will accom-
modate offices for airlines, air
commerce handlers and city offi-
cials managing the airporl The
first floors of the "fingers” will be
devoted principally to sheltered
passages to the outer stretches of
the loading apron. Along these
passages, motor trucks, passenger
aw to mo bi les, a i r port Um ovis ines
fln trucks and other Cartiers will
move freight and paJSjengors to
planes on the apron, which will
range from 3*500 to 3,80 N feet in
width. The roofs of the loading
fingers will be observation areas
which will give air fans seven dif-
ferent views of tlie field.
Two more familiar spol-s in She
metropolitan area will be Linns-
formed, f>ne is Flushing Meadow
Pas k f where he general outlines
1

of the World V
Fair will be re-
tained in a shaded recreation spot.
One proposal is a war memorial
to the heroes from the Borough of
Queens. Of interest to Liiose who
will sa0| to and from Europe via
New York will be the complete
renovallnn of ten blocks of piers
including the 42nd Street area uf
l'Cortf=nijed to poge 156)

Ai top, rh* J.Q57.&iitc- Id wild AifpeO,

alrfjtidy bi^gun, will be the werld'i Ic
Mow, o ii -B rtrvk
,
-
iimvi map £6rt Pei-ed an
1

New tort und ori'ilS lyggetsion Ktlf-

eapUtr tttfiding; on real at wide by term inn t

POPULAR MECHANICS
 v\

Robot Cook Makes Sandwiches on Mass Basis

To eliminate the ^elbow
grease” from sandwich-
making on a mass basis, a
high school in metropoli-
tan New York put into
operation &. sandwich-
making machine with a
kind of assembly line sys-
tem, This robot cook pre-
pares 3,500 sandwiches
for the students in an
hour. Bread is fed into
the machine at two points.
The pieces pass under a
container, which spreads
butter, jelly, marmalade,
or cream cheese, and out
come sandwiches*
Right, twp high $thod
officiiali run thi fnrid-
wich maker I hey devised

Boxes Dropped 10,000 Feet Land With Contents Intact

Bottles of blood plasma can be tossed out it bounces end- over-end about 30 feet back
of an airplane at an altitude of 10,000 feet into the air. Whether it has dropped 100
or more* plummet down withouta para- feet or 10,000 feet the impact and resulting
chute and land they are packaged
intact, if bounce are about the same, since the wire
correctly. The bottles arc surrounded by binding acts as a shock absorber, giving a
a packing material like excelsior and put little and absorbing most of the bursting
in a wooden box which is tied together with effect produced by the fall. In this manner
a special kind of steel wire. The wire is plasma has been delivered to beleaguered
made of a strong alloy steel and applied by troops by the Allies for more than a year;
a simple* hand operated machine which parachutes could have been spotted by the
binds the wires together into a strong, enemy or drifted into enemy hands. Each
twisted tie. When the box hits the ground, box weighs about 100 pounds.

B-29 Model Lays Smoke Screen While It Rides on 100-Yard Cable

Troops at Camp Lee, Va., are
trained to advance under a screen
of smoke laid by a. B-29 model
equipped with spray tanks. The
12 -pound model runs along a slop-
ing 100-yard cable, and has been
used for training units up to 250
men. Tear gas has also been used
with the model, which was built
by the camp's chemical warfare
service unit. Experiments have
been conducted with a smoke
bomb dropped by a trip wire re-
lease from the miniature B-29,

([Only 14,000 patents were issued

during the first six months of last
year, a drop of about 7,000 patents
from the same period in 1939. This
was the lowest number of patents
taken out since the first 10 years
of this century.

FEBRUARY, 1945 81
 COMING
DOWN

Above, paratrooper! IgnJin^ on Nocmfoor li-

Inrad. E-17 keeps wakh Avsrhead. Belova pilot
chute which ope/is flnf, jerking o^n big chute

pOSSJBLY you have enjoyed second-hand

^ thrills reading about (be experiences of
paratroopers and the thousands of daring
irmen who parachuted to safety during the
war. Perhaps you failed to realize that the
parachute may have an important part in
your own life before long.
The great, white floating blossom which
spells safety in the sky is likely to be as
familiar to the average American as a fishing
pole, a shotgun or a picnic lunch basket.
The postwar years will greatly increase
civilian plane ownership and sky riding
Parachutes have become so simplified and
efficient in operation that Uncle Sam may
require most civilians to wear them, while in

82 POPULAR MECHANICS
Above, ottfiching shroud cords
to 1h« itrtopi &f a pcatuchute

the air, “Hitting the silk"

will be almost as com-
monplace as flying itself
—only it may be called
“hitting the nylon" be-
cause nylon has proved
better in many ways than
silk. Hitting the nylon"
‘

1{
Wly to become a sport
liversion like skiing^
picnicking.
The parachute industry
bloomed from four
itself
companies to 28 during
the early months of the
war* It made more chutes
wartime week than a
viewer year. The indus-
try has established me-
ticulous standards of
manufacture and testing
which have mad
parachute safe
tered scientifii
which has condc
chute from a bu
sance to a trim necessity.
Before the war* a stand-
ard chute was a cum-
bersome, leg-banging or
back -humping load of 26
pounds. Now* even with
additional safety features*
the Pioneer Parachute
Company* Inc^ of Man-
chester, Conn., has re-
duced the weight of a
standard parachute to a
snug 18 pounds.
FEBRUARY, 1945 B3
 the 185-pound man to the
105- pound wife or the 70-
pound child. This will
probably be a modified
version of the standard
24 -foot diameter military
chute now in use. Above
225 pounds, a 28-foot
chute may be required.
Small children may
have diminutive chutes,
but the stan dat'd, 24- foot
job is generally necessary
since a man might acci-
dentally put on the ad-
justable harness of the
smaller chute intended
for a woman or child, with
unfortunate results. It is
interesting to note that in
the event a family of three
were to bail out because
of engine trouble at 5,000
feet,the 70 -pound child
would reach the ground
Abwe, welching in about six minutes, 24
Fhe canopy leiler seconds and the 105-
and awditing buriN pound wife in five min-
Fug *f chute, toft, utes, 12 seconds, but the
chutisl is nicillal-
HF

ing during deieanr,

135-pound man in four
corrofl wap to land
minutes, 37 seconds.
Ei with fiflt to- In the case of the child,
gether to ditiributo it is likely that a static
shaclf. Btilow, nylon tine would be used to trip
diuie* r i?ody fg thip

RIGHT WRONG
According to Lyman II. Ford,
vice-president of the company, the
postwar civilian parachute will
weigh around 15 pounds and will
be no more of a burden to carry
than a picnic blanket. Like the
military parachute, Li will be fool-
proof and fool-proof.
iL
"Today,” he says, any person
who can stop out of a plane and
pull a rip cordl can parachute safe-
ly, It. isn't necessmy to count HI
or any other number. Youdon't
have to be an acrobat. Or
a dare-
devil, either. Landing is just like
jumping from a height of six feet
or so. A bond of the knees, a roll
and that's all there is to it.”
There is likely to be only one
size parachute in the civilian plane
to care for the needs of ordinary
passengers ranging in weight from

B4 POPULAR MECHANICS
Above, Q le»l tower at Pioneer plonl whirls chuie
300 miles an hour Laftfarc the rip cprcf ti pulled
ti t

the parachute. A static line is a rope at-

tached to the plane and to the rip cord
device on the chute so tho chute will bo
released automatically when the end of
the line is reached as a person bails out.
The same arrangement is possible for the
family dog or cat, with the animal wearing
a parachute on its back and a harness at-
tached around its body and anchored by
the four legs.
For very small children ot babies, a par-
achute harness without a chute may be
worn. Instead of the chute, there will be
snaps and webbing attached which can be
snapped onto the harness of the chute
worn by mother* father, or older brother
or sister. Such an arrangement would
preclude the possible loss of an infant from
the arms of an adult when the usual yank
of the blossoming chute transmits itself
into a jerk on the harness.
The 24- foot wartime chute, with its 65
square yards of fabric and SQO feet of cord,
has been made of white nylon until re-
cently when the camouflaged parachute
was invented to evade Japanese jungle
snipers. The camouflage patterns are so
attractive that the family chute may be

FEBRUARY, 1545 85
 colored to match plane interiors
or to avoid necessity of repeated
washings, since a chute is often
soiled when it hits the ground.
If you have an idea that people
re lucky to be alive after they bail
nut, consider Jue Crane, parachute
expert for the Pioneer company.
As a stunt parachuter and tester.
Crane has made 683 jumps, in all
this time he has broken his left
ankle twice, sprained his right
ankle and cracked a few teeth, al-
though he has leaped with four
parachutes open at one time> de-
liberately landed atop buildings,
jumped at night, blinded by
searchlights, and has taken
chances no civilian will ever face.
Crane, who is president of the
National Parachute Jumper a* As-
sociation, says that a jump in a
modern parachute requires only a
cool head, some common sense and
the necessity of keeping your
mind on your business,
“It’s a lot more interesting than
it looks from the ground," he says,
il
Aparachute really bobs like a
cork in the air currents. Some ac-
tually go up for a time, instead of
down, if rising currents catch them.
Ablve, WDijJS record for low ltap-B2 fnt h y Cctrl Rupert “By pulling cords a surprising
in a t hearer. Bh'Idw, modern chutes ore rap-aotadly imp-actad. maneuverability can be attained
Morn a comp le red chute h area mined ufid*r flueretcent lighlt
and once, as a stunt, I agreed to
land on top of a friend after bail-
ing out 2,000 feet from where he
stood on a flying field. I didn't do
so, but it was because he side-
stepped just as I hit the ground
where he had stood. Another time
I brought down a basket of eggs,
unbroken.”
Test towers, hydraulic canopies
L;
and mechanicalfabric detectives”
are among
the scientific devices
which have put daring jumpers
like Crane and Ford behind desks,
serving our military flyers and
preparing for the civilian needs of
the future.
The tost tower at Pioneer is a
huge steel structure which whirls
parachutes around at speeds up to
300 miles an hour or more, open-
ing them with the tremendous
force they are likely to meet when
used by airmen on speedy war-
planes- A
high-speed motion pic-
ture machine, faster than the eye,
records what happens when the
rip cord is pulled, when the chute
catches the air and when the great
canopy blooms into graceful lines
of safety.

86 POPULAR MECHANICS
 To determine where a chyle is most like- Bag for Garbage Snaps Shut
under stress* it is spread over a
ly to fail
canopy wliich uses hydraulic pressure to To Keep Out Insects
give even force. The strain is gradually
increased until the fabric splits. Trained
observers* stationed on a platform above
the canopy watch the fault develop. In an-
,

other test* a parachute is laid flat, on the

floor and the strain is applied slowly to
the ropes.
The “fabric detective" is a machine which
tests the porosity of the material used in
the parachute canopy. It automatically re-
cords the number of cubic feet of air per
square foot per minute that How through
the fabric under a given differential in
pressure. Before the fabric is approved for
use it must meet rigid and specified maxi-
mum and minimum porosities.
Thanks to these men and machines, the
time may soon come when you may he
talking the language of parachutes dis- —
cussing bridles and cones, D-rings and
drifts, fillings and flaps, oscillation and
peaks, pull -offs and streamers.
But you won’t need to remember ail
these things —
just remember lo pull the
rip cord when the time comes.

Para doctor Jumps With First Aid

For Isolated Crash Victims Garbage is neatly disposed of in a paper
container suspended from a special metal
frame which can be attached to a cupboard
door <ir drawer. Equipped with crossbars
and spring, the bag seals tightly to keep
unpleasant odors in and insects out. It
is made of heavy wax-covered paper, and
ihe frame is available in either screw-on
or hang- on models.

Wrench Signals Eye, Ear, Hand

On Reaching Desired Torque
A three-sensory
wrench developed
by the P. A. Stur-
tevant Co. Addi- p

son* 111.* operates

according to sight*
sound, and feel*
with a trigger fin-
ger that can be set
at any signaling
point. When the
desired torque is
reached, the sen-
sory action of the
Medics! officers arc trained as rescue wrench sounds a
parachutists with the Army’s 2nd Air loud* clicking sig-
Force. Wearing a football helmet and a nal, imparts a
kind of catcher’s mask, and weighted with strong impulse to
bundles and first-aid kits, the par adoc tors the hand* and vis-
are prepared to jump into isolated places to ibly indicates the
minister to the survivors of crashes. torque on a. dial.

FEBRUARY, 1945 37
Cloth-Paper Runway Is Rolled Out on Airfield

rh* g^doriicfe ef PRS. Nolo

:«showing hat ihe 0 6-
I

q hdi be«n cur bock. A

PH. 5, fi bfrlncj slatted

Air Force Engineers who seem-

inglyworked miracles in building
over 100 airfields in France be^
tween D-day and Oct, 12 were
using P.H.5. (prefabricated Hes-
sian surfacing}, a new i

easily transportable run\v*y

which is laid by machinery in
rolls three feet wide and S00 feet
long. P-H.5- consists of a cloth
layer between two paper layers,
thoroughly impregnated with
bitumen. It will only support a
load that the original dry soil will take, but through rollers, the last one pressing it
It excludes water and keeps the sub- grade against the ground. Each strip overlaps and
dry. The sub-grade is graded, compacted sticks to the preceding one. Rolling follows
with the sheepsfodt roller, and then rolled to keep the surface precise. After grading,
smooth. Finally F.H.S. is applied by the the process takes about 15 hours for a run-
“stamp licker” machine towed behind a way 120 by 3,600 feet. This type of run-
truck. The material is unrolled, the under way will carry planes up to fighter-bomber
surface moistened by a solvent and passed weight without undue damage.

Phone Wires Carry High Fidelity Television Broadcasts

High fidelity transmission of television replaced with a single wire, Capehart said
over standard telephone wires has been this development, still a technical secret,
developed by the Packard Manufacturing makes nation-wide television broadcasts
Corporation. For the new, simpler method practical via existing telephone lines and
of video t ran sm ssion coa xia 1 cables are not
i
,
eliminates the need for installing coaxial
required, according to Homer Capchart, cable systems at approximately $10,000 per
president of the company. In a demonstra- mile. A Capehart method of recording tel-
tion Capehart showed that when the co- evision programs for rebroadcast in the
axial cable customarily used is replaced same manner that radio programs now are
—
with a twisted wire a common lamp cord transcribed also has been developed. This
— there is no change in the clarity or defi- was achieved by increasing the sensitivity
nition of the picture.The same results of recording beyond the 8, 500- cycle maxi-
were achieved when the twisted wire was mum attained by present methods.
88 POPULAR MECHANICS
 fi pfA^i

By D. C. Cline

JUST Hie thing for the nautical- minded

^ craftsman, these lamps, of the lighted-
base type, represent port and starboard
running lights of a sailing vessel. Tops and
bottoms can be made of mctal plastic or
F

hardwood. The latter can be worked eas-

ily, is less expensive and takes various fin-
ishes to suit the individual taste.
First, the bottom is turned to the dimen-
sions shown in tho rectangular detail, and
recessed to fit the edge of the lens. Then
holes are drilled for the wire and the rods
which hold the assembly together, the
holes being counter boused for nuts on the
rods. Dimensions of the fop are given in

FEBRUARY, 1945 89
 —

IATHE
SPU«
CENTER

TAPPED
WOOD MANDRR

Plastic, lens
ONE RED AND ONE
GREEN REO'D

UPPER
SOCKET SMTCH flASE SOCKET

*the circular detail. Tins, too, is recessed more tendency for the chisel to dig in and
for the lens, and holes are drilled for the spoil the work than in turning wood. After
rods, toggle switch and the nipple that sup- the lenses have been turned., they are
ports the lamp socket. Holes for the rods sanded with 0/7-grit wet sandpaper and
most align with those in the bottom P thou polished to a high luster on a buffing
For the lenses, choice of mateiial is wheel with plastic -polishing rouge. Then
varied. They can be made of translucent, —
the inside is sanded also with a fine- grit
colored plastic tubing, or glass lenses, paper— to give a frosted effect so that, in
known as Fresnel lenses, can be obtained use, the small lamp inside will transmit a
in many sizes* shapes and colors from ma- glow without actually being seen.
rine supply houses. If you intend to use Sockets now can be wired as shown in
glass lenses, you should get them first and the wiring diagram. Note that a toggle
then turn the top and bottom to suit- switch controls both the lamp Inside the
If plastic tubing is used for lenses, it is lens and the one above, and that the latter
held on a tapered wood mandrel for turn- can be controlled separately by a push-
ing, as shown. When turning, care should through switch which leaves only the lens
be taken to avoid excessive heating of the illuminated as a night light. All parts now
chisels, which destroys their temper and are assembled and the rods are tightened
¥

edge. When turning some plastics, there is in place with acorn nuts.

Holder Clamps Round Work for Cutting Off on Band Saw

Metal or plastic cylinders and rods can
be crosscut accurately with this jig. It is
made from a hardwood block measuring
about 1% by 3 2A by (Jin. A guide strip fas-
tened to the underside fits in a slot in the
band-saw table. The clamp is made from
flat iron which is drilled and tapped to take
a screw from a small C -clamp.

Cellophane Protects Eyeglasses

Eyeglasses be protected from splat-
cart
ters while painting if covers of Cellophane
are slipped over the lenses. Wrappers of the
type used on cigarette packages are con-
venient for this purpose. The same method
also is affective to protect the lenses of
goggles, from damage by abrasive particles
when using an emery wheel.
—
E, M. Fellows, Morrison, 111,

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"Horse Race” Adds Excitement to Quoits Game
DOWEL

'

CAHP0OARD
1 1 i J
SOI

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vmi TE
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hole to the next toward the finish line as

rings are tossed over the stakes. If your
opponent rings your horse, you move it
This easy-to-make game* which com- forward. Therefore, your chances of win-
bines the thrills of a horse race with the ning the game depend not only upon your
fascination of quoits, assures a good time own skill in tossing the rings, but also upon
at any party. Also* the game is excellent your opponent's poor aim, For a more ex-
for stay-at-home evenings when members citing game, or to provide entertainment
of the family can vie with one another. The for several players, a larger board can be
horses arc moved progressively from one made to accommodate more horses.

Nails Prevent Birds Roosting

On Beams in Barns
PUtfeE p
BANG. If you would NAU5 SPACED -'4

keep birds
like to
from roosting on
beams in your
barn or garage,
just drive three
rows of nails in the
upper surfaces ol
the beams as indi-
cated, Nails in the
center row should
be driven verti-
cally and those in the outside rows should
be driven at an angle to overhang slightly
the sides of the beam.

FEBRUARY, 1945 D1
Two Pieces of Plywood Spliced rail pieces. After this has been done, a thin
filler strip is cut to fit snugly in the groove.
To Make One Large Panel It should be slightly higher than the depth
of the groove so that it will project a little.
Then the mortise positions are marked on
the rail pieces and the vertical pieces in-
serted. Next, the filler strip is cut into
lengths to fit snugly between the vertical
pieces and glued or nailed in place, after
which it is planed flush with the rail. If
the tenons on the vertical pieces fit too
loosely in some places, wedges can be driv-
en in beside them as indicated.

Nail Polish Repairs Pen. Threads

Stripped threads on a fountain-pen cap
often can be improved by coating them
with nail polish, which should be allowed
to dry for several hours before the cap is
put on. If the ventilation holes have been
plugged with the polish, they should be
opened or the pen may leak.
— C. J. Bennett, Vancouver, Canada.

Template to Mark Rung Holes

When a plywood panel larger than any In Chair Legs
available is needed* one can be made by When, boring
splicing two pieces together. To do this, a rung holes in chair
tongue is formed on the end of one piece legs and similar
as at A, and the end of ihe other piece is turnings the holes
grooved as at B. On J/j-in. plywood, the can bo located ac-
groove can be made by cutting out the curately in dupli-
center ply on a circular saw, and the cate work by using
tongue can be shaped by cutting away the a template like the
two outside plies. The panel is assembled one shown. It is
by coating the tongue with glue and press- merely a paper
ing it into the groove. Wood plastic or filler sleeve which slips
can be used to fill any small cracks at the snugly over the
splice lino. After the glue has dried, the
work and has the
joint is sanded smooth and the panel used
drilling positions marked on it. In use. hold
without any danger of its warping or buck- the sleeve flush with the same bead or un-
ling. — Michael Ligoeki, Gary, Ind. dercut portion of each duplicate turning.
Then the drilling positions can fee trans-
Replacing Broken Fuel Filter Bowl ferred from the template to the work with
On finding that the glass filter bowl be- an awl or shaip nail.
tween the fuel pump and the carburetor
had been broken, one motorist used an Vacuum Cup for Pantograph
empty cold cream jar as a substitute. The Often having
jar, stronger than the original, gives good
occasion to use a
service,’ — Jos^ Schafsack* Long Island, N. Y. pantograph on a
surface where it
Easy Way to Mortise Railings was inconvenient
Where numer- orimpossible to
anchor it with
ous small mortises
screws in the usu-
for vertical strips
al way, one artist
are necessary in substituted a vac-
making railings uum cup for the
for cribs* play* attachment cleat.
pens, etc., you can The cup permitted
do the job neatly attachment of the instrument to any hard,
and quickly by smooth surface without marring it.
grooving both the —A, H, Waychoff, Phoenix Ariz. 1

92 POPULAR MECHANICS
 %I?TS

ViJ ROPE HOLE

3" MFT AL SAUCER

MAPLE
&A.ND

gif I items all hove the some

Th<j*g
motif
iauch
t

1
fh^gc
and will add a distinctive nautical
D any room. Allh*ugh braiS IS p rc F e
able, olhor mclal wil] da fa* lrirn bat noils p
r
MV] If
SCREW m
and metal parts should match, Use hardwood $$4
*'
HOLE
having a close groin. If desired, you con FOR ROPE
match it Eg ihc furniture of the room in which
the pieces ore to be used. If you mote
all three pieces, be sure to use ihe same
ROUND-HEAD
size rope. Felt should be glued- to the under-
SKASS NAttS
3 ids of the baofeendi and ash tray os these
may be placed on polished lable surface*

CHAMFERED
EDGE

NAIL
SOLDERED
1 PflOFEUER

FEBRUARY, 1945 93
 —

2-Tq tarry flitflSOfi iu-My ]n yqUt betE],

slip a noil- file rate over she pointed end

1— If you have no mixing faucet on your laun-

dry tubs or kitchen link, it is- easy lo Impro-

vise ane from a lenglh ef garden Hose which

has on opening cut in the center On fflyctlt
that have 1 breaded ends, use hose connector*

PENCIL ERASES

3—

EkJCs dust* a no
CEMfWT PA5.IF

3— To givt rEce a
When it h necessary to
quick and thorough hang several garments on a
clelhei hook, slip a couple
denning, put it in a
of era sen over the hook
bowl partly filled
ends and you can remove
with water and stir
one garment without all of
wrlh an egg boater
the others sliding off
of the rotary type

4 Clay flowerpot i that ha v*

6— Sticking ofthe
been broken Can be repaired
cap on a bottle of
n colly bp using on adhesive
nail potiJh ran be
that caniish of fine brick
avoided and removal
dual and ordinary household
made easy by apply-
cement mixed the con-
ing a little raid cream
sistency of g thick paste
io the bon 1
-
1 threads

94 POPULAR MECHANICS
 OUCLCIh GR
CANVAS
TUFN-
BUTTONS

HJfcKHD

fAB*K
STRIP -

7- Be lure a CGwlrt painrbrush is free a* wg.

ter., otherwise the fir it brush-ful will be diluied W MARCi-PRCSSCD
BOARD

ADHESIVE B— Kinged to o do-set or pantry door, and held

TAPE with can yes or oilclolli at the ends, o shelf -of
ho rd- pressed board provide^ a handy tompart'
merit for bills and reteipis, and serves also as
a writing surface when making elates

BLACK
ft LIBBER
tiwm

9— If you ha ye rubber cast-

ers on same of your furni- 11 — An
easy Way lo
lure and iKey make block L*lesoap scraps is to
marts on the floors, just dry them thoroughly
wrap adhesive tape (no! and then run them
frit* ton lope) around the through a food chop-
Costers to ac.1 qs f]rti per; re lulling powder
is handy In dishpon
10— A small child in your
ho mo cqn be prevented 1 2— r a remade a Corfc

from tampering with the fire from a bottle, pour in

in a heating stovv or from

a 111 b ammonia and
1 1

getting burned against it J*ave 5t for 4E hours,

3f you merely set thb ploy The ammonia will cal

pen around it as indicated away the «crk so that

it con be shaken aul

FEBRUARY, 1945 m
 Hinged Bracket Supports Door ways will be on hand. Cut a strip of spring

For Planing the Edges brass or steel about %

in, wide and bend
it so that it will clip snugly to the sides of
the bottle, To keep the pen in place file
two notches at the ends of the clip as in-
dicated in the drawing. If an old bicycle
trouser clip is available it can be shaped
to serve the purpose.

Toiletries Easily Identified

By Nail Polish. Initials
In households where toothbrushes and
other toiletries belonging to different per-
sons often •are confused, they can be iden-
tified easily by painting on the name or
initials with colored nail polish. This meth-
od also is effective for cold cream jars,
combs, hair brushes* powder boxes and
other articles, '

Wood Inlay Simulated With Dye

An excellent
method of imitat-
ing strip inlays on
work is to use
penetrating water
dye. First the in-
lay is laid out in
pencil and all but
When trimming or rehanging doors you the part to be in-
will find a bracket like the one shown a laid is “stopped
great help in supporting them for drilling out” with water-
or planing the edges. The bracket is made pro of varnish.
from two pieces of hardwood with a notch After this has
cut at a slight angle in the inner ends to dried, the wood is
form jaws, and the two parts are hinged sponged with the
on the bottom so that the weight of the dye. When dry the
door, pressing on the joint, will force the work is sanded to remove the varnish and
jaws tightly together, The bottom of the smooth the surface. The 'in ay* may be
5
I
r

bracket is recessed so that the hinge pin made with more than one color of dye, al-
will not mar the floor. By inserting a wedge lowing each to dry before applying the
between the door and one jaw, the bracket next..—Ken Murray, Baltimore* Md,
may be used on doors of various thicknesses.
Proper Care of Razor Blade
To Keep Dust Off Buffing Wheels Keeps It Sharp Longer
Oiled silk covers used on refrigerator The secret of
dishes will serve as protective hoods for making your safe-
fine buffing wheels. One of these covers ty-razor blades
snapped over a wheel after use will pre- last longer is to
vent dust and oil from accumulating on it keep them dry
when not in use.
Clip Keeps Pen on Ink Bottle rusting
Invisible
of the cutting
If you are trou-*
edges dulls them
bled by having more than actual
your penholder shaving. Wiping
rollaround and them dry on a
mar your work, towel or dipping them in alcohol are good
here is an easy methods* but are time consuming and
way to keep it therefore often are not used, A better way
right on the ink is to dry them between two blotters. Hinge
bottle where it al- these together with a piece of tape at one

96 POPULAR MECHANICS
 h

end. After shaving, remove the blade and It's Easy to Read the Printed Data
place it between the blotters for a moment.
Then move it to a dry place between the In Tables With This Guide
blotters and leave it there until used again.
—
W, F. Schapliorst, Newark, N. J.

Weighted Cap Protects the Point

Of a Fountain Pen
When a foun-
tain pen rolls off a
desk or is acci-
dentally dropped
it usually strikes
on the point,
wh i c then is
damaged, To avoid
this, cement a
piece of lead to
the inside of the
cap as indicated.
Then if the pen
drops, the weight
Anyone who has to use printed tables
will find this guide handy. Cut to an
is sufficient to make the cap end strike the
L- shape from cardboard and used as indi-
floor first and protect the point. Be sure to
cated, the guide prevents any possibility
see that the pen point clears the lead when
of accidentally taking data from the wrong
the cap is screwed into place,
line or column, If desired, a square piece
—Herman R. Wallin, Washington, D. C.
of celluloid can be used by painting a band
along the right and lower edges. Colored
Improvised Valve for Blowtorch nail polish, which adheres well to celluloid
I made a handy blowtorch relief valve
and dries quickly, can be used for painting,.
by cutting off a metal tire valve to a length
of 2 in. and then threading the lower end Rounded, Corner Improves Knife
so that could be screwed into a hole
it
drilled in the top of my blowtorch T solder-
A knife used on
ing around the base of the valve for rigid-
paper, leather,
cloth and similar
ity* Now I can fill the torch with air from
cutting jobs will
a compressor, or release the air quickly
work better if the
and, at the same time, put out the flame
corner of the cut“
without closing the needle valve.
— John Bl Reynolds, Liberty, N. Y,
ting edge is
rounded and then
sharpened. A right,
Attaching Flag to Tube Support angle will gather
and push particles
Prevents Tangling in Rope of the material ahead of it, resulting in a
Flags will be less tear, or the accumulated particles are apt
Ekeiy to tangle in to cause the knife to skip and not cut.
the rope on the
flagpole if they arc
attached to a rigid Photo Easel From Match Books
support instead of From the bar-
directly to the rackscomes this
halyard as is usu- suggestion for
ally done. Such a making a handy
support can be easel for snap-
made from a
TUBING
shots. Take two
length of light empty match
metal tubing slightly longer than the width books, fold the
of the flag. Two eyes* spaced to meet the covers back to
grommets m
the flag, are welded or sol- form a support,
dered to the tube to take snap hooks as and insert the
shown, and the ends of the tube are photo between the
crimped to grip the rope, strike strip and the
—Bernard A. Peltier, Port Huron, Mich, match stubs.
FEBRUARY, 1945 97
 J-i- 15 ' ^
the furnace room hi winter or u
sunny spot insummer. Also, its
better to use screws than nails
as screws are less likely to loos-
en and poll out. Tbs is is espe-
cially true in regard to slats used
as scats and backs where con-
stant flexing of the slats tends
to loosen nails.
Fig. 1 shows a chair of easy
b ut s ubslantial construction.
Two short legs are mortised into
saplings that form the seal
frame and seiwe as a rear sup-
port, To assure rigidity and
light joints, hardwood wedges
are inserted into saw cuts in the
tenons, as shown in the circular
detail, to spread the tenons when

Part 1: Chairs, Benches and Tables

\\/ITIl the simple ruggedness of the tree trunks Find
* *
branches of which it is made, rustic furniture is
appropriate for lawn, porch or cottage, and will with-
stand the weather indefinitely. Additional protection
can he provided by applying spar varnish not only
over the raw wood but also over the bark to prevent
moist Lire from seeping between it and the wood. As
green wood shrinks considerably, which results in
loosening of the joints, only seasoned wood should be
used except where sticks or branches are to be bent.
These should be curved around a form and left to
season for a few weeks in a warm, dry place such ys

98 POPULAR MECHANICS
 they are forced into holes drilled in the
frame. After the legs, have been mor-
tised, nails or screws can be driven
through the frame and into the tenons.
Seat and back are split saplings flat-
tened at the ends to fit snugly on the
frame where they are screwed in place.
To provide concave surfaces for great-
er enmf ort these pieces may be shaped
f

with a drawknife before fastening in

place, and left slightly roughened
rather than plane-smooth for rustic
effect. Two X-braces, shown in Fig. 2,
are used as reinforcements to prevent
twisting. These are bound with raffia,

NOTCHED

REINFORCING
DOWELS ROUNDED
/j

SAWED
FROtf
15 " LOO ROUNDED
EDGE ^
Jil

rawhide or stout cord at the intersections,

and are screwed to the frame. Arms* which
serve as additional supports for the back,
are fastened with countersunk screws con-
CUftVED
BJEANC+ll cealed with plugs.
SPLIT A is shown in Fig. 3. Sap-
similar chair
lings form the frame and, as in the chair
UG shown in Fig. 1, two legs are attached by
SCREWS
wedge- spread tenons and reinforced by
ir* solid curved braces on sides and front. Sticks
1.00 forming the seat are nailed to cross mem-
bers that tit notches in the frame, and split
molding covers the ends. On
this chair,arms are omitted, a
brace being substituted on each
side to support a fan- shaped
back. This is made of narrow
pieces bound with raffia or
stout cord to cross members
screwed on curved uprights.
The chair shown has
in Fig. II
willow whips for the seat and
back to provide resiliency. Net
sizes of all parts are shown in
the cross-hatched drawing, Fig.
10. Ends of the stretchers arc
cut concave to fit the round
contour of the legs against
which they are butted and
screwed, as shown in the detail

FEBRUARY, 1945 99
 screws driven into couiiterbored
holes, which are plugged, Curved
braces may be added for addition-
al support if desired. A back rest
is notched as shown and screwed
1o upright supports, which are
drilled for tenonson the arms. For
variation, the back and arms may
be omitted to make a bench.
Chairs and stools to match the
settee are shown in Fig. 5. On the
four- logged chair, the back rest is
_^et into notches in the uprights,

but the same construction may be

followed as for the settee. If wood
used fur the three -legged stool has
n tendency to split easily when
dry, 2 -in. wooden doweLs may be
]

inserted in holes drilled across the

grain and secured with waterproof

2
'

X 6^ X «'

X * X 5a

fSLLER BLOCK

glue* The two chairs or stools

shown at the bottom of Fig. 5 illus-
trate what can be done with con-
veniently situated tree stumps.
Edges of seals should be rounded
to prevent snagging clothes.
Another settee can he made as
illustrated in Fig. 6. Cvotched
of Fig. 11. A diagonal brace, attached to limbs, as nearly alike as possible, are cut
front and rear legs, wedges a center rail for back supports and rear legs, and $et
securely for attachment of willow whips. aside to season. When the wood Is thor-
These are nailed to inside surfaces of the oughly dried, holes are drilled for front
frame as indicated in the circular detail. legs, which are secured by wedges and
For the settee. Fig, 4, a large split log screws as suggested for the chair shown in
about 9 or 10 in, in diameter Is rounded at Fig. 1, and a suitable piece is inserted to
the edge and smoothed for a seah Legs are form a front rail. Curved braces are
set tightly in holes drilled at the desired screwed to front legs and rail, and an
angle in the underside, and secured with X-brace is attached as shown in the detail.

100 POPULAR MECHANICS

Before the scat slats are nailed on. boles
should be drilled for the nails to prevent
splitting the dried frame.
Split -log slabs are excellent for a fixed,
outdoor table that will survive years of
hard use. Large posts* well creosoted
to prevent decay, are sunk into the
ground below the frost line so that they
will not heave. They arc slotted as shown
in Fig, 7 to take 2 by E-in, crosspieces,
which support hall logs that form the top.
Shallow logs or slabs are best for this
pin pose, and should be sawed or planed
straight on each edge to fit together close-
ly. Screws driven through the slabs into
the crosspieces should be countersunk
and plugged so us not to be noticeable. A
similar table with built-on benches is
shewn in Fig. 8. The crosspieces that
support the table and benches are mount-
ed on. split -log logs with a filler block

secured aL the In-

tersection by a
bolt. An X-brace t

consisting of 3-in.
sptlT
saplings, is screwed to the crosspieces as
shown in the photography Mg. 9. Another
table, of lighter construction, Is shown in r
Fig. 12. As finished lumber is used for the
top, this table is suitable for indoor use in "
2B
cottages and camps. Legs are glued into
holes drilled in a 1 by 3-in. frame. Then
the top is screwed to the frame, holes
for the screws being counterbared and
plugged, and bark-covered, split pieces are
nailed along the edge for a molding. Curved
braces support legs and frame, and four
short spreaders join the stretchers*
(To be eefllfriued)

FEBRUARY, 1945 101

A Folding Rack on Closet Door the generator and then turned off the acet-
ylene gas and let the oxygen burn with the
Holds Your Extra Trousers carbon until the generator was clean.
— Edward Harris, Hagers ville, Ont r Can,

Work That Has Narrow Overlap

Fastened Without Splitting
When two pieces
of wood are over-
lapped at the
edges and the bp
is not enough to
permit nailing or
screwing them at
the lap without
splitting, they can
be fastened with a
screw and a staple
as shown. Drive
the staple into the
exposed edge of one piece and then drive a
screw through the staple into the other
—
piece, -N. G. Near, Newark, N, J.

Where closet space is limited, summer Rubber Cushions Glass Funnel

slacks or other extra trousers may be hung
over the bars of a rack attached to the
To Prevent Breakage
inside surface of the door. The rack is Pushed over the
made by gluing lengths of dowel into holes neck of a glass
drilled in aide members, and is fastened to funnel, a small in-
the door by small hinges at the top which ner-tube patch or
permit the rack to be raised for hanging similar piece of
garments. The rack may be made as long as rubber will act as
desired with as many cross bars as needed* a cushion bet ween
the funnel and the
Beveling Edges of Door Jambs container on
which it is used to
To Make Casings Fit Tightly prevent chipping
In fitting door or breaking the
frame s, here's a funnel The hole
good stunt one in the rubber
carpenter uses to should be a tight
make the trim fit over the funnel neck so that it will not
boards fit tightly slip off easily when the funnel is lifted.
against an un- —Herman Klein, Pittsburgh, Pa.
evenly plastered
wall. Before nail-
Cellophane Protects Wrist Watch
ing the jambs and
header in place, Against Perspiration
he bevels the In- Finding that
ner edges of them perspiration from
slightly, so that his wrist was
when the trim is applied, the bevel will damaging his
tend to draw it inward tightly against the watch, one work-
—
wall. Pvt. Wayne C. Lee key, Aurora, 111. man eliminated
the trouble with a
Welding Torch Removes Carbon small piece of Cel-
lophane, which he
From Stove Generator slipped between
Having a job of repairing a gasoline stove the watch and his
on which the genera tor was clogged with wrist. The Cello-
carbon, I burned the carbon nut with a phane projected slightly at each side of the
welding torch. To do this, I first turned on watch and thus prevented moisture from
enough flame to ignite the carbon inside coming in contact with it.

102 POPULAR MECHANICS

 Sand R<m
ASH TRAY
Convenient lo clean, this attroctSvA ash iray can be
made from either ploctk or hardwood. The body h
cur from a 4‘ ;-in. pEastsc cylinder and ihp lop i$
turned from n phyti? of '.j-ifi. ihceE plosMc. Body is
haif filled with silica sand, which usually is obloin-
Cih £ hJ
I izn y bui Id in-Q Supply dealer.
1 Cigarette buHi
an? removed by lifting the tray, and the sand itself
needs changing only a haul every lenth cleaning. if
desircid 1 h n Sand can b<? cEconod by blowing On Jl to
p

remove oshes while it is being poured from one con-

tainer to another. Wire mesh used far rli* troy is
spun or hammered to thape over a hardwood form, ’ t-
after which the surplus- i* Cul off wish a <micE os
shown in the lower left photo

USE THIS SETUP fO»

ROUTING TRAY GROOVE

3-4S R..H. MACH. SC

TQ HOLD WlfrE
i" WIRE
MESH
CUT SLOTS IN BOX BODY
to take pins in lid

SAW

PLASTIC
CYLINDER

JF.H MACH.
.

SCREWS h

CIGARETTE
StEST

H" ELY WOOD BOTTOM UNDEASIDE VIEW

FEBRUARY, m3 103
 Shopping Cart for a Little Girl enough to fit the grooves snugly. If very
thin metal is used, or the saw cuts are wide,
Made From a Tin. Can the ends of the blades can be folded over
and tapped to form a slight bead that will
hold the blades fast. The blades then can
be bent out to give the desired pitch.

Ammonia Frees Battery Terminal

For removing corroded battery terminals
that are stuck tightly to the post, apply a
small amount of ordinary household am-
monia, letting it soak in for a few minutes.
The terminal then can be lifted off easily,
after which it should be wiped clean and
dry.— Hal Geihm, Aurora, 111.

Paraffin Seals Gummed Paper Roll

Against Effect of Moisture
Rolls of gummed
paper are some-
times moistened
by humidity so
that the layers ad-
here in a solid
mass that cannot
The little feminine member of y our fam- be used. To avoid
ily will feel quite grown-up she has this
if penetration by at-
shopping cart when she goes to the store mospheric mois-
with mother. It is made from a large tin ture, coat the sides
can which is bolted to a dowel handle hav- of the roll with a thin layer of melted par-
ing a caster at the lower end. A small dowel affin, which seals the edges, yet allows the
run through the handle at the upper end roll to be unwound as used.
serves as a hand grip, and two short legs
nailed to the bottom of the can help support
—Pfc, Andrew Yena> New York City.
the cart in a vertical position,
^—Harold Gluck,, Bronx, N, Y*
Mix Your Own Furnace Cement
A good furnace cement, which also can
1 be used in fireplaces, is made by mixing
Matchstick Provides a “Brush* wet fire clay, 100 parts, manganese dioxide,
To Clean Your Fingernails 3 parts* silver sand, 3 parts, and powdered
Grimy fingernails can be effectively asbestos, Vz part. After mixing^ enough
cleaned with a “brush” made by cutting off water is added to give the material a
the head of a match and flattening the end. doughy consistency.
For best results, place the flattened end in
warm water, rub against a cake of soap and Preventing Loss of Wing Nuts
dip it into powdered pumice,
— James Garmon, Los Angeles, Calif.
On Table Tennis Net
The wing nuts
to tighten our
Model Propeller Easily Assembled table tennis net
Propellers for often were re-
model boats can moved and lost or
be made very sim- misplaced by the
ply as shown in small children. To
the illustration. prevent this trou-
Saw a groove di- ble, 1 drilled a
ago n ally across small hole in one
three sides of a wing of each nut
hexagon nut that, and wired the nuts
will fit the boat's together as shown
driveshnft, and in- in the photn, This prevented the children
sert blades out from disturbing them, but permitted an
from light sheet adult to remove them whenever necessary.
metal thick —
R. F. Bertrand, Dearborn, Mich.

104 POPULAR MECHANICS

SALAD SE
CERVING salads with a miniature shovel
k -
and rake from a tiny wheelbarrow on
your dining table: offering sandwiches or 4“ STOCK
crackers in a small trough under the
very beaks of busily pecking roosters; and
ladling sauces or dressings from an attrac-
ADJUST
tive, flower-fringed basket, are three ways TO FIT
of adding novelty to your buffet suppers
to make thorn a ranch -style success.
The wheelbarrow frame, of V2 - by 1-in,
stock, is fitted with a wooden wheel that .clued
turns on a dowel axle. Curved crosspieces
that hold a large mixing bowl should be
cut to fit around the bottom of the bowl
and then fastened on top of the barrow * STOCK
frame with glue and small nails. The
shovel and rake shafts are Vi-m, dowels Vi" DOWEL
topped by flat handles, and the rake teeth J ¥4 “ LONG
are lengths of 14 -in. dowel. If desired, HARD-PRESSED
flower designs can be painted or stenciled V" BOARD^w
on the handles, and also around the edges ^ STOCK^ f^i)
of the barrow wheel and on the rim of the
bowk If the latter is already decorated

l SQUARES

WHITE

j
b X tt ’
1

.DOWEL
painted
FEET
Y&lOW

FEBRUARY, 1D45 105

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&qUARi$

WHITE \

DO^EL
STOCK 2'i DlA. HOLES a
.£“in, stock according to
from
the cross-hatched pattern. Their
dowel legs are glued in holes
drilled in the base as shown in the
circular detail* so that their heads
overhang the trough* Feet are
1

ainted on the base, and a triangu-

/jrO Sir piece is nailed at each end.
) .TA; The sauce and dressing basket
has two Sides jigsawed to the size
and shape indicated in the cross-
hatched pattern and nailed to a
base and end blocks. A
length of
dowel serves as a handle, and a tray, hav-
ing two circular cutouts to hold jars* is
nailed on the end blocks. Plywood flowers,
cut to coincide exactly with the outline of
when bought, the designs on the wheel and the basket sides, are glued in place as over-
handles should be pain led to match if. lays. Except for any painted decorations*
For the sandwich or cracker trough, all pieces may be left in natural finish by
hard-pressed board or wood is glued applying a coat of varnish or transparent
and nailed in a V-slot cut in a base of l^-in. lacquer. Or they may be painted in bright
stock, as shown. The roosters are jigsawed colors as suggested in the illustration.

Ventilated Plywood Form Aids Rapid Drying of Sweaters

Sweaters will be less likely to lose their ted by bolts, can be moved down to put
shape if they are dried on this plywood or the sweater on the form and raised for dry-
pressed -board form, which permit; ing, After sawing out the parts, sandpaper
culation and rapid drying. The the edges smooth to prevent “snagging"
and damaging the sweater, and apply a coat
of varnish to make the form water resistant.
— Paul Komroff, Flushing^ N_ Y.

Hints on Spinning Metal

The following suggestions will make
metal spinning easier and more successful:
For lubricating the disk, cook a half-and-
half mixture of yellow soap and tallow,
letting it harden before use. Yellow soap

106 POPULAR MECHANICS

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applied to I h j: edge of 1 her shell when trim- Dampness in Basement Removed

ming si will 'ive better results. Maple and
gumwodf make the be* l spinning forms,
With Calcium Chloride
and when scveraHmells must be spun on
the same form,, it wilt last longer if yellow
soap first is applied and spun over it. Ho-
mo ving a deep -spun shell is easier if tallow
is applied to the form before spinning.
When spinning steel always use a brass
tool and brass or wood back stick, but in
spinning brass or copper, steel tools and
steel or wood back sticks should be used,
and these metals should be annealed before
spinning. An old file ground and polished
smooth makes an ideal back stick.
—
CpL M, E, Baiun* Randolph Field, Tex.

Light Oil Film Applied to Shaft CHEESE

CIQTH
By Means of Wick in Can
When it is nec-
essary to apply a
very light film of
oil, such as when
ro
CATCH WATER
lubricating a small
PLATFORM
shaft, the job can
be done easily by
using a wick in the When exposed in an open mesh bag, cal-
oilcan spout. An cium chloride, due to its affinity for water,
ideal wick for this will readily extract moisture from the air
is ob-purpose and ultimately liquefy. It therefore is ideal
tained by insert- as an aid in keeping basements and other
ing a pipe cleaner into the spout, allowing damp places dry. A
bag of 25 lbs. will last
about a quarter of an inch of ihe cleaner all summer in an average basement. An
to project. If the spout is too large to hold easy way of using the chemical is to pour
the wick in position the cleaner can be it into a mesh bag, such as one of cheese-
folded at the lower end to increase the cloth,suspended from a simple frame like
diameter sufficiently so that the wick will Ihe one shown. A pan or other container
be firmly wedged in the spout. should be placed under the bag to catch
the drippings. The rate of absorption can
be accelerated by using a small electric fan
Fruit Jar and Cardboard Carton to blow air over the exposed chemical.
Used as "Vacuum Bottle" Liquid from the pan can be utilized for
Here is a simple sprinkling coal or ashes to help prevent
way to improvise an dust in the basement.
insulated container — G. J. IssakofF, Sioux City, Ia F

inwhich to keep
beverages hot or Simple Repair for Water Pail
cold. Set a 14 -gal
fruit jar inside a bail
large oatmeal car-
ton and then pack
crumpled paper or
other suitable insu- low-
lating material bc^ lier.
tween the sides of Just bend the arm
the jar and the car- of the fastener
ton. Be sure to use back, shape the
a rubber ring on the
jar so that there
will be no possibil-
ity of the contents leaking out.If desired,
some of the insulating material can be sand off any finish that
glued to the underside of the carton lid to may be on the fastener and solder it in
provide better insulation. place.—E. R. Gorton, Maryville* Mo*
FEBRUARY, 1545 107
 IZ*h
toETAL TRAY
WHOLES
\
FOR
i Wiring OVERLAY

RING
V^SOCKEt
CANOPY /
!f

f5 WHICH E 5/
T
4
WIRING
SIDE

RUNNERS
V Plywood
PARTITIONS
V XI?' X22
[

FOR TRAYS ,
V" HlOH^ THAT
!

'« X ijtf
DRAWER
RUNNERS 31,
SHAPE

BOTTOM STOCK top

»T X Uttf X
1

14U DRAWER

DRAWER
RUNNER-; OVfRLAY
nv
^SSf DRAWEES
GBOOVE-^Xfl. NO 3, 3, 4

L- PLYWOOD
Jteie'j. ya*i*i {j&m cc&met
H aiding 150 fa 200 ipucimotis, this cabinet
SHAPE
is ideal far the be^ifiittr'* mineral tolfec-
LEO$
TWO libn, A black dad a white bulb, cant railed
SIDES individually, provide ilSuimnalian. black
bulb h far viewing fluOrcJCOnl mineral*

108 POPULAR MECHANICS

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COLLECTION
By Sam Brown
IF YOU are looking for a new hobby try mineral collecting,
T

* You can go at it in one of two ways. You can merely col-

lect minerals or you nn collect: and then cut and polish those
i

rated as semi-precious gems. Stones me available at nominal

cost, but it is more fun prospecting for your own. Almost any
beach or river bed will yield stones suitable for cutting.
The gem cabinet: Like any other hobby, gem collecting is
most enjoyable when you can display your work. A small
cabinet for this purpose is pictured in Figs. 1 and 2, and is
detailed in Fig. 3. The hinged lid carries a white bulb and a
black bulb, the latter for viewing fluorescent minerals. Two
sliding trays in the upper part of the cabinet provide room
for 16 individual gem mounts. The top drawer has a tray and
36 compartments. The second, third and fourth drawers have
16 compartments, each for larger specimens, and the large
bottom drawer is plain. However, the arrangement can be
altered to suit, but this plan will be found very satisfactory
as it provides accommodations for 150 to 200 specimens.
Individual mounts: Cut and polished stones look best in in-
dividual mounts and should
be mounted on white cards
together with a small piece &LACK
Tape
of the raw material if avail-
able. A good type of mount
is shown in Figs. 5 and 7,
The slide bottom permits
ready removal of the stone.
Rubber cement is used to
MATCH
mount the stone on a white
card, which then is pushed
up from the underside of the
mount until it is tight against QenU look le&t in indutidnal mountl
FEBRUARY, 1945 109
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0,

&¥ The piece SUCED-U51MUY READY-CUI— STONES

O POUND
ft W TH1CSC '

ROUGH-GROUND TO SHAPE

fluy, qem m&L&ugI any ojf Ik'iee way.

SELECTED GABOCMON CUTTING GEM MATERIALS
Ljnr J
ndT-p- Spec, Transparency
hf-am# *F MiMHtl
Mil 1 grnurly Met 3 omfl luster 2
Cotl 4 JtimarEi

Usually red bffrwn ; «I-:F Trantluccnt Besi known

ogol». Usually
Agole, banded 7 2-7
wliitn glascy luster
low y*ry eltneotiuo colofinrg
Srt bniiiJs

Translucent Showj. mou growth in

Ago to, moil- 7 2.7 Red, green or gray low
Ijlavsjf la wacy ing p^itler ns
liiih^ocenl low lo Inclusions resemble Dowers,
Agol*. scenic 7 3.7 All oolw glossy rn*d. (tees, mfc.

Gray, wilh darl; TianclMKonl SweelwaNr. Wyb. A TTiasi

Agate, Sweetwaler 7 2.7
Inclg^ianx vmiy law*
gale-wohcr Worn pebbles
Green, lightly straakod Opaque
AflWWUM* AU 2.5
with white glassy
Med. Vo#i*ty od feldspar. Nic* wlpr

Oproqws Tog- soft fur rings. Tends la

Aiurilw 3-7 Dt»p bln* Med.
woiy undercut
Green wish whila Tran-s^ucent to High la Water WOfn ptbblot, Ofl*n
Chlorostrol.le 3.2
mark'ngs Opaque -g fa** y V. high cliatoya-iil 5
£
Tirpntllrfenl to ki:-| c- so 1. V#ry nice blue
Chrysocdla 3 2.2 Green ar green-blue Med.
npaquMe-gEassy color

Dinosaur bona
Uiually red., brawn Usually opaque 0-cr-" replaced by a^ahi «
7 2-4
or black %v03ry
tow 0 «p«r, Ofiert n scaly Marled
|

TransJufenl W.ed to C'cccn <grc>s.sularitci, Califor>

lode, American 614 3.1 While to green
classy high nia > veiuvidnile). Gpqdl dutiiag
Mi.< Tyre oF nr-r-nj Opoque Atkoctiwi colarmg. Aha
Jasper. breccia 7 2.*
wajy
tqw K
pudd£i>gHono"
Usually red with Opaque Attractive coloring. Also k-n-own
Jaipur, peppy 7 3-4 tO-W
(fellow mnriin-Lil wpjqr oi orbicular jasper
Gray, ish blud play Opaque fxcelltnt play of blue eetof,
Labrador tte 6 3_5
ef Hie E uc glassy
Med. Labrador, Canada 4-

Deep blue or Opaqvr 10 hani^ Cheap specimera usually in

Lapis lazuli 3-4 High
StMh-blv* lacejvt-glpuy griav tnbiri. ?
Opaque Med. Ollen banded or willi radial
Mn-lothil* 3.3 Bright green
glossy |4 ha^h fib«-oua. structure
Tra m lucent Usually double Cuf Ki display
Moonstone 6Vs 2.6 TraniluKenl while
glawy Med. mark«l opahlc^nba B
Vdrioux. Usually TrOJiilikent High ho Precious voiietioT show bpuu-
Opal sis 2.0
unhlte or Ho ct ghw*y y. high liful loy of colors 6
Trantlucenl Alia agmired wood. Morni-
P*tr*r,ad wvad 7 2.7 AH wasy lOW
Iq glcsiy ng pallcrns, nkt «aler|
Tranilucenl Qfhtiri Opalescenl. Vobuoble
R«r qworlx 7 2-4 Pink
B^insy
MLed.
when ptNfialtd 9
Rod-brawn horn in Transpar#n| Also ruEilnled quarly or Vor'iyi't-
Sagenlte 7 2j6
clear g-uartz glassy
Mod.
hairshooo
Traftiliftitti! Nice color, Green vortofy aha
S^ihlftorillt 5 4.2 Green ar blue High
grpi>y known as bonerhil^-
Yellow-brxFwn, some- Opaque C h utc-^Ei n-l Principal luLiilrly..
Tiger-eye 7 2.6
limn reef nr blua Med.
glassy Sooth Africa 5
Whde^ ^oy* red T^anjprrenl Ro Popular with mafdtd ar eye
Thoinsonira 5 7.3
or bro^ui -b^xique-glascy
High
maiklngi in red of yr- V :i
O^a^ve
Tunfinili 6 2.4 Green la sky blur High Sky bill# CPibr Is mosl desirable
WOKf
Appfe green la Trarulucant l« Med. Choo^ tp*cirn4ni in slate
Varlscile 2.5
blue-green cpaquE glassy to high gray matrix 7
NOTES 5 diortoyanl— a r ipp.i linijj p| py uf light o n the surface ol
Ihr stone, 5am* offin ie*n in wood.
|. based en th* <iS-i! : !y sF art* mlp^ol o 1 scratch another. 6. Ploy of color a charging play of folpf Cm -ft* surkrt*
5h Mehi «o4 1

abc^fl No, ? will Krokh No. b, «lt r interior a+ slane. Mast p^onounc-ed in opal, which
2. Somr W rkoriotl In <nA®f b* expected.
7.
ihowt Itathtt- flf red, Hu*, green and alher colors.
Mutrii the |tah*r |Hol# pr tfhff footer ial in Which some
3. Glassy Spdkoits lu*fer of g lo*v Wo^y, fraryifrwhoP hwer.
gems are found. Sometime* attTOCtW«d US Wally not.
4. Motf gems an
|i*S«l intppenfiv#.
fil. Low mdlif-O^i 3 9, Opalescence — cr play of light wrthoot cdor in-fn^# lh#
f<ir 25 crnH, from whkh you -ten col Hue* «r fwf ring- stan*. Must prsjji-^y need in- mooiMlDns-.
git cabfr£S'*nt. Medium, | oi. ; High, Vary ihe* winy itur! whpn viewed
1
lo !% i. 9. AsleriO led • ih q Eight ur-dfli
-

high, l*u Ihan

1
< oi. f^r 23 tents. good Ujhr. S>ar rubies a n d sapphires cam b*sl e samples.

no POPULAR MECHANICS
 WATER
BUCKET

50 -GHIT 100 AND 310- NO. 220 GIOIK- TWO I X d" HARD
DIAMOND SAW GRI 7 SILICON- SACKED ABRASIVE FELT WHEELS
4' DIAMETER CARBIDE WHEELS ON WOOD WHE £1 VALVE

Cfytifimeni you'll need ^

the glass. Corrugated cardboard
is used as a filler. Two very simple
mounts are shown in Fig. S. One
of these is a cigarette bux with the
top cut out and covered with black
gummed tape after the stone is
mounted; the second is an ordi-
nary penny matchbox treated in
a similar manner.
Minerals: Start your collection
by purchasing two or three ordi-
nary mineral assortments. Some
of these are already boxed, Fig. 4,
and can be obtained for as little as
one dollar for 24 specimens. These
usually are not cutting material,
but are colorful and a worthwhile

All Ofi&uitiOHd com he.dxMA<m&>uU pAe&A.

DiA.
part of your collection. You will certainly
want a set of eight or JO fluorescent min-
-W
erals, These are jus l ordinary stones when
viewed under ordinary light, but under the
black bulb they glow in brilliant colors.
Likely, you will want a set of minerals
illustrating Mohs* scale of hardness, Fig. 9.
Then there are many unusual minerals
that add considerable interest to any col-
WHEEL
FLANGES lection: natural stone crosses and beautiful
a'.i DU masses of rock quartz crystals; lodes tone
tht piece* with n pair of

POINTED
PIECE OF J
ALUMINUM

2— if diamond -saw k avail- 3-* G rind b ase &f * to n-n He onl

4— Mark sutllni of sPane, ut-
able. I rim stem? by iawaiioj lDD-gril wheel. Use plenty of irig pqinted piece of aluminum
pknly oF water. Hold via rse water. Speed 1200-2 A DO. Rq>
steady. Spi.L ^d 2 4 DO r.p.ni. peal opiraliOfi on 220 wheel

FEBRUARY, 1945 111

 CtWENT
iSTOWC /
^ DOWEL

ClfCfRHL HOI Pi^TI

ot ALCOHOL TORCH
ftit * Va
5 — Gprfsd outline and shape rough-
1

£— Cement I he stone to a dowel 7—further tmooih the aton^i ( us-

ly tin 100-grit wheel. Lite plenly Slick. Use regular lapidary Ce- ing 100 end 220-gril wheels in
of water. Speed 20C-?^00. 1 ment. Both slone and ceinenl succession- Keep wheel wet to
Watch pui far chipping lesti) rnu I* he hot for £0C d adhesion pveid brining. Speed H00440Q

HA‘ FLOW-

3 — Pry- lend c rt 220-grit tlplh 9— Wilt po I is hirt^ obroflrvei svitH 10— Polish anfait wh«lf, Keep
barked with felt on wood wheel. oloy flour and water la term a wheel wot wish liny Irickle of
Speed 12C0. Use rnedrroic pres- paste. Use f-grlt silicon carbide water. Speed 2 DO Use modet-
1 .

sure, but ovoid getting slone hoi for first polish- rrippli for final ale lo heavy pressure (see fcftli

( magnetite) which is strongly magnetic;

r
Sometimes the matrix polishes nicely and
Iceland spar, which shows two images of the whole thing makes an attractive gem
anything viewed through it; selenite* which stone; usually, however, the matrix is not
can be bent without breaking. attractive.
Cutting materials; Minerals suitable for You can buy cutting material in three
cutting because of their color or sparkle forms, as shown in Fig. 10. Rough cutting
are called gem stones. A
selected list of stock averages one dollar per pound; sliced
cutting materials is given in Fig, 11; most material costs about SO cents for a 3 by 3-
of these are inexpensive and readily ob- in_ slice* and ready-cut gem stones about
tainable. These stones are intended for oQ cents each. It is a good idea to experi-
cutting en cabocbon. Cabochon gems usu- ment with aU three since each has its good
ally arc round or oval, but may be almost points in money value or workability.
any shape, Fig 6, so long as they are not
r Gem cutting and polishing; Complete
facet-cut like diamonds or other transpar- accessory equipment for gem cutting and
ent Stones. Cutting material includes all polishing is illustrated in Fig; 12. Of these
minerals which look attractive when cut items, the diamond saw (diamond grains
and polished; you can pick up pebbles embedded in the rim of a copper disk) is
from any beach that will rate as semi- the most expensive, costing several dollars
precious gem stones. Most popular with in the 6-in. size. The rest of the items can
beginners are agate, petrified wood, tiger- be purchased at a total of about five dollars.
eye and jasper. All of these except tiger- The actual gem -cutting machine can be
eye occur in a wide variety of brilliant almost any type of motor-driven spindle.
colors and markings so that a good collec- One of the best spindles for this work is a
tion can be based on these alone. The most drill press. If this is fitted with a simple
expensive stone in the list is opal. There cooling system (water), it i$ ideal for the
are cheap varieties of this—common opal- various cutting and polishing operations,
hut gem quality indicates a stone which Fig. 13. The only other extra equipment
flashes red, blue and green patches of color needed is a spindle as in Fig. 14, and even
as it is turned in the hand. A few of the this is a standaid drill-press accessory
stones, such as variscite, turquoise and (grinding or shaping arbor). The feed pan
lapis lazuli, occur in matrix; that is, the used to hold and control splash of water
actual gem stone is embedded in a value- can be obtained from any farm store for
less mass of slate, shale or other mineral. about fifty cents.

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Figs, 15 to 24 Inclusive show ihe

tutting and polishing operations.
With a little experience* it takes
about 40 min, from rough stone to
finished gem. Make your first job
an agate. Break or sluv the rough
stock to get pieces suitable for
gem cutting. In operation 5. Fig.
19. keep a bevel ground on the
stone in advance of the side cut-
ting, If you grind right down to
the outline on the ! 00- grit wheel,
you may chip the edges. In Fig, 20 r

use a stick somewhat smaller than

the stone. Heat the stick and cement to- ished perfectly. It has a glasslike appear-
gether over a hot plate or torch. When the ance, you can see your face in it, and the
cement begins to melt, twist it off onto the image of a lamp bulb or window is bright
stick. Have the stone hot before you press and shaip. If it does not satisfy you, go
it into the cement—it should be just as hot back one or two steps and try again. Never
as you can hold. Good adhesion usually rush the polishing schedule; never say, <4 I
will be obtained if both stone and cement can take that out in the next operation/ 1

are hot. Moisten your fingers and mold the What you can do in a few seconds by sand-
warm cement around the bottom of the ing lakes several minutes on the buffing
stone,, but keep it clear of the edges. Let wheel.
cool 10 min. or dip in cold water to set Other tool setups; You can grind and
cement. Operation 8— this is done dry. cut gems on almost any kind of spindle.
The sanding cloth should be backed with The lathe, the bench grinder, and buffing
something that has a slight amount of heads can be used. If you have a belt Sand-
“give*” Felt is standard, but a piece of car- er, use it with a 220- grit belt, as in Fig. 2B.
peting or several layers of Canvas will do. Round cabochons are ground readily with
Use moderate pressure, but stop frequently a lathe; cement the stone to a metal rod,
to avoid overheating the stone. Operation then grind with a hand grinder, Fig. 25,
—
10 use heavy pressure in the rough -buff- and polish with a rag and abrasive with
ing operation with F-grit silicon carbide the lathe in motion.
grains. The felt bufT must he fairly bard
and of the proper combination to assure Tiny Chisels for Model Makers
smoothness. The removal of tiny flats re-
quires a hard buff and hard pressure. Tiny chisels for
Don^t tiy buffing with a loose muslin buff model work can
you may get a mild degree of polish but be made by sol*-
the surface will be lumpy. Have the abra- d e r i n g small
sive in a dish and apply to stone every 10 pieces of razor
seconds. Get th^ stone as smooth as possi- blades to iron nails
ble with the F-grit before you change buffs after filing a flat
for the final polish. This can be done with surface on the nail
tripoli or any of the special buffing powders for attaching the
formulated especially for this work. —
blade. R. Salzer,
It is easy to tell when the stone is pol- Baldwin, N. Y.

FEBRUARY^ 1945 113

Workbench Kept Prom Tipping then the sections are screwed to the wall,
the shelves inserted and the tongues bent
If Legs Are Set at Angle around the corners of the shelves
—Ronald Eyrich Milwaukee, Wis,
?

Cotter Pin Used to Start Screws

In Hard'tO'Reach Places
When starting a
screw where it is
difficult to reach
with the fingers* a
cotter pin with the
ends of the 1
ground dowr
shown will ho
the screw and
serve ns a driver
to start it. If throe
or four pins of dif-

prepared, you will

always have a
driver for starting a screw of any size. If
desired, you can fit handles to the pins.
—L, E, Shepard, Toledo, Ohio.

Center Marked on Turning Blank

In building a workbench^ if you set the With. Hacksaw Blade
two front kgs inward at the lop, the bench
will not be so apt to tip forward when work Centering the
held in a vise is pulled or pounded toward ends of lathe
you. The legs should be tilted just enough work can be done
so that the lower ends do not project be- quickly with an
yond the bench. old hacksaw blade.
This is placed di-
gonally across
Production Jigsawing Speeded the work and is
When Template Is Used tapped lightly
A handy template for jigsawmg dupli- with a hammer to
cate pieces may be made by placing a sheet make the two in-
of stencil paper or other heavy paper be- tersecting lines as
tween two layers of wood before they are indicated,.
sawed. Use of this template eliminates the
bother of tracing the pattern each time and
shows just where the pattern is placed on Test Tube Fits in Pipe Rack
the wood,—G. James, Louisville, Ky. To Hold Cleaners
Pipe smokers
Comer Shelves Supported Safely can keep cleaners
By Sections of Curtain Rod handy with the
rest oftheir ac-
’When you want cessories by In-
to put up corner serting small test
shelves of either tubes in their pipe
glass or wood, racks as indicated.
sections cut from In some cases, it
a flatj telescoping may be necessary
curtain rod will to enlarge the
provide good sup- openings in the
ports or brackets. racks to take the
One end of each tubes, or to make
section is shaped new openings in the racks. If desired, these
to provide a pro^ can be corked to keep out dust and dirt.
jetting tongue. — Kenneth Schwartz, White Plains* N. Y.
114 POPULAR MECHANICS
 WcocL M&ilt&z, JtaA cM-Uu^ed. JUd jpA Ma^a^inel

CIMPLE, neat appearance and a false, hinged

^ opens to provide a rack for holding
lid that
small packages, newspapers and magazines,
combine to make this wooden mailbox thorough-
ly practical as well as attractive. "Wood used in
its construction may bo maple, white pine or
waterproof plywood, but ordinary plywood will,
of course, be unsuitable when, exposed to rain
or snow. All parts except the hinges are butted

-~^£utt^n 5-
-' LTD IN
BACK'l F4 OPEN
SIPE.5-J POSITION
loP _i r-'

\
BOTTOM-' and nailed, with a little
! uooh-^jp; waterproof glue added
here and there If desired
for extra durability.
The various pieces are
cut to the net sizes as
HINGE
1
J^out shown in the cutting list.
5 for For ease in ban dsa wing
1

D
and sanding,, the side
30 B£v£l pieces can be nailed to-
gether and worked as one piece.
Hinge gains are mortised by chis-
el, or they can be routed on a drill

V wv
1

:'
press with a Vs -in. router bit.
Notice that the lower edge of the
J | j
lid is beveled inward to provide a
i JlOUNG* stop for the false hd,which is
hinged nn it to swingdown* A
wooden turnbutton can be made,
according tq the dimensions in the
circular detail, to lock the door.
If a bright finish is desired, a
brown-orange slain should be
used. This is followed by two
TURN -

BUTTON coats of spar varnish or three

coats of clear lacquer* Two screws
CUT FOR driven through the back panel se-
M
|

HINGE
cure the box to a porch post or
waU Knobs, of course, may be
r

ran**?™
POOR STOf fastened to the dour and lid' but
SLANT
H
W X h" X fi
. W' bottom. they are not necessary. Leave the
1i OPENING HOtE BACK ABOUT 10“ false lid open the first, day the box
.FOR DRAIN W xrx is installed to acquaint the mail-
man with its use,
FEBRUARY, 1945 115
 wrap the line with several layers of doth
Pipe and Fittings Are Assembled which have been dipped in varnish,
strips
To Provide Strong Bar Clamps preferably the Bakelite type, After several
layers of the soaked cloth strips have been
tightly wrapped spirally over the break
and well beyond it, apply a spiral wrapping
of strong string. This should be wrapped
in the direction opposite that in which the
cloth was wrapped. If there is any ques-
tion as to the strength of the repair, apply
additional layers of varnish soaked cloth
strips and another wrapping of cord.
—
Stephen J. Butler, Brighton, Colo,

Mouse Favor Made From Peanut

Rea listically
poised to run into a
hole, this amusing
mouse favor will
attract immediate
attention at your
body is
parties. Its
a peanut and the tail and feet are pieces of
TAPPED
yam. The ears are shaped from paper and
Inability to purchase a bar clamp need are glued in tiny slits made in the peanut
shell. Eyes and mouth are inked on.
not bother the woodworker because a very
Strong one can bo made from a length of — Benj. Nielsen, Aurora, Nebr*
pipe and a few fittings. First cut a piece
of Va-bi. pipe to the desired length and then Doorknob Used as Tap Wrench
weld two couplings together to screw on
If you have mis-
one end. To this assembly weld a large
placed your small
nut to take the screw from a C- clamp.
tap wrench, or do
Over the other end of the pipe slip a cou- not have one, just
pling from which the threads have been
use a doorknob.
reamed Weld a small steel block to the
.

coupling, and drill and tap the coupling

The squared sock-
et in the hub will
opposite the block to take a setscrew*. This
fit over the shoul-
permits adjusting the clamp to any width r

der of most small

— Sgt Don Brooks, San Francisco, Calif.
taps and will pro-
vide a handle for
Tracing Designs on Dark Surfaces turning them into
the holes. If de-
The difficulty of tracing designs through
carbon paper onto dark surfaces is over- sired, the doorknob can be fastened to the
1

come by using a ^carbon paper which

" tap by driving in the setscrew,
makes light colored lines. This is done by —
M. A, Jacobson, Chicago.
going over the surface of a white sheet of
paper with a yellow or other light- colored Simple Holder for Artist’s Pencils
pencil* entirely covering the sheet, and
then using it for a carbon in the ordinary One artist who
—
manner. Frank Shore, New York City. experienced trou-
ble in keeping his
pencils cLose at
Repair Your Flexible Oil Line hand on the draw-
With Cloth Strips and String ing board impro-
If the flexible oil vised a holder
line on your car from a whisk
breaks and you broom. The broom
cannot immedi- was screwed to
ately replace it, a the edge of the
repair that will drawing board
last for some time and the ends of
CLOTH can be made eas- straws tied as
FLEXIBLE OIL ily. To do this. shown.

116 POPULAR MECHANICS

Camera Shutter Checked by Photo of Flash Bulb
IJN BURNEDWJH| AT TQP SHOWS
shutter closed too *,ogn

RtSULl OH CORRECT
ZATON OF BUiB- AND SHUTTEft

possibly. A red filter

should be put over the
lens to help reduce the
extreme overexposure
resulting from die bulb
being fired so close to the
lens. Any s low-speed
film having good latitude
and anti-halation prop-
erties may be used; one
having a Weston rating nf
less than 64 daylight
preferable. Also it is a
good idea to turn your
face as the bulb is fired
Cameras having shutter speeds of 1/200 because there is always a possibility that
sec. or more can be cheeked for synchroni- the bulb might shatter. Any error in the
zation of shutter and flash simply by pho- synchronization of the shutter and bulb can
tographing the bulb while it is being fired. bo corrected by changing the small adjust-
If the shutter doses too early, the resulting ment screw of the magnetic tripper that
photo will show some of the fine wire in- operates the shutter. This adjustment,
side the bulb unburned around the top and varies with different flash equipment, but
edges. If the shutter has closed too late, as a general rule it will hu found that tight-
the photo will show the outer edges of en mg the screw will result m
speeding up
the bulb filled with flame and the center the shutter action,
burned out as indicated by a dark spot at —Duard Ferguson, Los Angeles, Calif,
the center. Correct synchronization is in-
dicated when the photo shows the bulb
completely filled with flame, with little or How to Clean Film Negatives
no unturned wire visible, and no burned- After a negative has been about two-
out spot in the center. To make the check, thirds washed, pass it through a solution
the flash gun, with the reflector removed made by mixing 1 fl. oz. glacial acetic acid
and a bulb in place, is set up in front of with 100 fl* oz. water. Dip the negative in
the lens, and the bulb is focused sharply this solution for a few seconds and then
on the ground glass with the image as large complete the washing in the usual manner.
as possible. After focusing, the shutter The film will dry without any scum or sur-
speed is set at 1/200 sec. and the lens open- face markings. The acid may be used re-
ing is stopped down to f:32 or smaller if peatedly until no longer effective.

FEBRUARY, 1945 117

 ,

Ferrotyped Prints Dried by Heat should bo ruled on it as a guide to show

how far to either side the paper should be
When Placed Over Gas Burners placed. The mount is cemented to a piece
of wood for stability. After the enlarging
paper is inserted, the open end or front of
the mount is held by a thumbtack at each
corner pressed into the wood so that the
heads overlap the mount.

Two Kinds of Photoflood Diffuser

That Can Be Made Easily
Here are two
types of photo-
fiood diffuser that
can be improvised
in a few minutes.
The one illustrat-
ed in Fig, 1 con-
sists of 3 tin can
lid soldered to the
wire clamp of a
discarded lamp PAPER CLIP
shade. The bright WIRED
side of the lid
should face the
lamp so as to di-
rect light back
into the reflector.
Drying glo$sy prints can be speeded up The diffuser shown in Fig. 2 is made by
considerably by the use of a dishwashing gluing a circular piece of cotton, silk or
rack inverted over the lighted burners of other porous material over a wire loop.
a gas stove. Place the ferrotype plate on The lower rim of a lamp shade will do* or
the rack so that the heat will warm the a coat hanger may be bent into a ring. To
prints. Of course, only a low flame must avoid wrinkling the cloth, slits may be cut
be used or the prints will be scorched along the edge to facilitate folding it over
the ring. Two spring paper clips then are
wired to the ring to attach the diffuser.
Photo Mount Serves as Substitute
For Enlarging Easel Roll-Film Emulsion Is Identified
Inexpensive cardboard photo mounts*
available in all print sizes, can be used as
By Holes Punched in Leader
enlarging easels. The cutout portion allows Holes punched
a border of about Y4 in. on all sides, and, In the leaders of
being sealed at the top* prevents the paper 35-mm. film serve
from being pushed beyond the margins. to identify the
Also, the white inner surface will serve as emulsion speed or
the focusing screen. Pencil or ink lines type of film, espe^
dally when sever-
al kinds of bulk
PUNCHED
film are loaded on HOLES
spook not other-
wise marked. For
instance* one hole
may be used to in-
dicate a specified
film speed or a
type of emulsion*
as ortho, pan or infrared; two holes, a dif-
ferent speed or type; or holes can be
punched according to a pattern, as one
above another. By keeping a record of the
code, the operator can tell in a moment
what kind of film is contained in any car-
tridge not otherwise marked.

118 POPULAR MECHANICS

^>IO*lt-Gla4**U2r
COLLET CHUCK
\,il,7“HEN made accurately, this collet
*J
* * chuck on the nose” for precision.
is
Also* it has the advantage of taking stock
tip to the full capacity of the hollow through
a lathe spindle. Thus, while the familiar
drawbar collet chuck has a maximum ca-
pacity of ^ in. when used in the average
As can bo seenin Fig. 2 the chuck con-
—
r

only two parts body and closing

sists of
small lathe, the front-closing type will take
%-in. stock. —
ring plus as many collets as you want to
make. The preferable range of collets is
betw< and %~in, internal diameter,
leaving the smaller
sizes for the drawbar
CLOSING collet. To begin, first
make the chuck body
according to the dimen-
sions in Fig, 4, Be sure
that the spindle nose
thread is a tight fit so
that it will not come
loose by the action of
unscrewing the closing
ring. Then fit the chuck
body on the lathe spin-
dle and bore and ream
the collet hole.
In making the closing
ring, first it is turned to
external shape, then
rechucked and the in-
r WA, ternal thread and 60-
@V CAPACITY COLLET CHUCJC KNURLED
OR MORI
deg- included angle at
PlA.
the nose are cut. The

FEBRUARY, 1945 119

 flatreamer and use it to
take a light finishing cut.
Make the collets from a
good grade of tool steel
Turn the outside first,
“miking” the straight
stem for a close fit in the
chuck body. Rough-bore
the internal hole as shown
in Fig. 5, then cut off. Cut
a slot at the end of the
collet to fit over the pin in
the chuck body* then fit
[£) FINI$H'TUfiM AND RCHJOK-BOlB @ CHUCK AND REAM TO SHE the collet in place. Fig. 6,
and ream to net size. Re-
move the collet and slot
with, a hacksaw as in Fig,
7. Run the slots almost to
the end for a %-in + collet;
less for larger sizes. Go
over the hacksaw cuts
with a fine file to remove
burrs. Fig. 8 shows the
finished collet being fitted
in place. It is indexed by
means of the pin,, thus as-
suring that it fits in the
(?) CUT jIOTS WITH HACK SAW ® Fill SMOOTH AND FIT IN PI ACE same position in which it
was bored. Screwing on
$MGC&dd4&G i+t €&//&/ the closing ring closes the
collet and holds the work
internal nose angle can be worked by feed- firmly for turning, Fig. 1. Hand pressure
ing the lathe compound at 30 deg. as shown alone is sufficient for average work. If
in Fig. 3, using a conventional boring bar stock is available, it is a good idea to make
as cutting equipment. However* for a the closing ring somewhat larger at the
smooth finish^ it is best to make up a special knurl to obtain a better gripping surface.

Handle for Opening Bus Door Held With Leather Strap

After having the bus doors accidentally by securing the handle with a leather
opened by passengers who leaned on the strap. This was attached to the bus as in-
operating mechanism or held onto the op- dicated and slit near the outer end to slip
erating handle when the bus was over- over the handle. A flip of the hand remo ved
crowded one driver prevented this trouble
h
the strap to open the doors.

Spring Prevents Tailstock Binding

Sometimes the
tailstock slide
plate of a small
woodturning lathe
binds under the
ways and cannot
be moved without
much time-wast-
ing effort. To
avoid this annoy*
ancej one work-
man an auto
fitted
valve spring over
the clamping bolt as shown. When the bolt
was loosened fur moving the tailstock, the
spring expanded and pushed down on the
slide plate, preventing it from turning and
binding against the ways.

120 POPULAR MECHANICS

Lightweight Wedges for Splitting which is secured by a wing nut on a bolt
running through the block and counter-
Made From Angle Iron sunk into the underside. The jig> about
714 in, long overall, can be made of one
piece of hardwood; or, if it is assembled
from several pieces, these are reinforced
by flat-head bolts through the body, the
nuts being recessed and ground flush.
—Robert J. Gilmprtin, Bronx* N. Y.

Windows Held at Desired Level

By Stick and Nails
Rather than use
props of various
lengths to keep
shed or poultry-
house windows
open at a desired
position for venti-
lation, you can do
it with one
easily
stick and a few
nails. Just drive
the nails into the underside of the top sash
and prop the stick between any one of them
and the lower sash as shown. The stick
can be kept handy by fastening it to the
Disliking to carry a number of heavy —
frame by a cord. Mrs. Pearl M. French,
steel wedges when splitting light logs in Norridgewook, Me.
the woods* one workman made a number
of lightweight wedges from angle iron.
These were ground or sawed to the shape Tow-Truck Spotlight Converted
shown. When splitting largo logs* these To Taillight With Red Lens
wedges are ideal to finish the split once it When towing a damaged car at night* one
is started with a heavy wedge, and are garagemon installs the tow truck’s spot-
much better than the usual wooden wedge. light at the rear to throw light on the towed
car so that it can bo seen easily by motor-
Locating Speedometer Trouble ists at the rear. The spotlight lens is cov-
ered with a red celluloid or Cellophane
When your speedometer fails to operate, disk, which is fitted with four lengths of
you can locate the trouble by removing
cord or small leather straps. These are
the cable at the speedometer head, jacking
looped at the free ends to take a strap and
Up one of the rear wheels, starting the mo-
buckle which attaches the red disk to the
tor and putting the car in high gear. If the
spotlight as indicated. It takes only a mo-
cable does not turn. It should be removed
ment to attach or remove the disk.
for inspection. However, if it turns, the
trouble is in the speedometer head, which
then should be serviced.

Jig Holds Plane Iron, for Honing

Assuring a keen,
straight edge at
the proper bevet
this wooden jig
for honing plane
blades fits over an
oilstone. A recess
as deep as the
blade thickness is
made on the slop-
ing face, and a
piece of flat iron is
screwed across it
to hold the blade,

FEBRUARY, 1945 121

 fetul&Uuf tfouA Oum

rakes. When this is done, slings

,
are used instead of forks, taking
Mf un entire load at one operation.
Usually, three or four loads are
jj lb t into the barn between mow-

ings, And some farmers even pull

the hay into the burn with the
rakes as they start their return
Bga trips to the fields,
A rake should have a capacity of
B 700 to I. QUO lbs, per load, ft speed
of at. least 8 m.p.h, and a width to
p

FV w) pass easily through average gates

and hmes. Usually, a width of 10
with 12 teeth is about right. A
P OW0 r hft is practically a “must”
as it is very difficult to provide
enough leverage to lift ft load of 1,000 lbs.
Fturt&s MUTt-T-ny
Afl rlcultuml m-titm manually* especially as you should be able
Border. Stall* Cottrir Washing LasSi
Lu raise the lead at least 4 It, above the

UCKEAKES mounted on. old trucks and ground at the ends of the rake teeth.
curs or on tractors are great time and Choice of a power unit is a matter of
labor savers, in many cases enabling one using the type of unit most readily avail-
able. Old trucks are better than cars be-
man to do the work of two or three men
by the usual methods of haying. Thus they cause they are stronger* but cars are used
reduce labor and equipment costs. Be- move extensively as they are easier to ob-
sides being used in haying, the rakes are tain. Tractors are used in some cases* but
this work is hard on the front tires and
handy in many other harvesting opera-
tions, such as bringing grain shocks to a
wheel bearings, which in many tractors are
thresher* hauling com shocks to a shred- not heavy enough to stand up under the
der, etc* And where distances are not too loads. However, some farmers get around
great they are used to take hay directly this trouble by mounting an old car chassis
from field to barn, which reduces handling in front of the tractor to carry the load as
and results in loss shattering of the foliage. shown in Fig. 14. Regardless of the unit
Also, the hay is not bunched and twisted selected, the motor and chassis should be
£0 that it is easier to mow. Some farmers in fair condition, or at least be such that
put hay in the burn singlehanded with the it can be put in a good, usable condition at

122 POPULAR MECHANICS

 5 ” *) 1
O''*
BUCKRAKE a* STACKER
(5) TVPE OF RAKE
USED ON TttUCK
Oft AUTO CHASSIS

a reasonable? cost- Also, it is best to select

a make aivd model £or which parts can he
1

obtained easily- Although nn ^orphaned'

car may be purchased cheaply + it may
prove exceedingly costly ii you experience
a breakdown during harvest season and PART OF FRONT
cannot obtain parts quickly.
Since the rake is mounted on the rear
end. the car is run in reverse to pick up the
load, then driven forward to haul it. Some
!4" BOLTS K5 ".
AUTO AXLE WITH
KFNG FIW
BEARING,

builders object to the slow reverse speed,

and to avoid it change the gears so that the
car can be driven backward. On some cars
and trucks this is accomplished by merely
turning over the rear axle end for end.
This causes the differential ring gear to
mesh with the drive pinion on the side
opposite to its normal position and thus 0 PIVOT BEARING DETAIL

FEBRUARY, 1945 123

 "
3
'

Or 4 WINDING DAUM 4 '

V-PUUEY
WEUJfJJ TO
U- BOLTS Oft FAN PUl LEY,
Clamps

BLOCK'S
-- EXTRA rear END
ANP IEAN5MI55KJH MOTOR

* 10 V- PUL LEY -aJ "1

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1
UNIVER5AI JOINTS £"*
j V\
J
Ot& GENtRUO* 5HSU-' HAmA , 0(t
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POWER UFT J

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END OF CABLE
FASTENED HERE

fi D-ft 7
PULLEYS

0) LIFTING-
CARLE
P) ftAKE ON DETAIL
TRUCK Oft CAR
LEVER PULlfP THIS PIPFCTION
TO MAKE DRUM END ROTATE W X I LEVEft
would be similar, General assembly of the
CAB1E HASTENED TO LEVER rake shown in Fig. 3. All bracing and
is
supporting members should be of metal i!
AWNLNO PULLEY
Often, parts of old car frames
y Pulley available-,
can be utilized as in Fig. 4 T although hard-
wood can be used as in Fig, 5, but makes
the rake heavier and gives it a rather bulky
PIVOT appearance. The teeth should be made of
T
strong, wurp- resistant wood. Fir 2 by 6 s
COIL SPRING BftAKE CAMSHAFT LEV*R5
are used for this purpose, and are tapered
WINDING DRUM CONTROL from full width at the back to 2 l >j in. at
the front. Of course, other wood can be
reverses the rotating direction of the roar used some farmers using poles cut from
?

wheels so that the car has three speeds in their own timber. If this is done, the poles
reverse, When this change is made the should be stored in a dry place for several
steering wheel should be rearranged so months and fastened down to avoid warp^
that the driver faces the direction of travel. ing. In mounting the rake on the carT the
Figs. 1, 2 and 9 give general views of a load should be kept as nearly over the real'
unit mounted on a car chassis showing lo- axle as possible by placing the hoisting tri-
cations of the rake, hoisting tripod and pod directly above it. The shafts that carry
power lift. Installation on a truck chassis the rake should be of sound stock for

124 POPULAR MECHANICS

 S

RAKE P VQT
\

BEARINGS >

WtziDED

AXLE AND TIE ROD

LENGTHENED A&OUT I FT. BALL-JOINT END
' * 2 OR 3 PLPE OF ARM WELDED
TO STEEL &A& -
OLD TRUCK Oft AUTO FRONT AXLE TO HOLD 8UCKRAKE DR AG LINK

strength. They
are pivoted to a crosspiece
which is damped
to the underside of the
chassis. Fig. ES shows one way of using part
of an old car front axle as a pivot bearing.
After completing and mounting the rake
HEAVY
unit on the car, you are ready for a power FRONT AXLE
lift. The most popular lift consists of an LENGTHEN
I
GUIDE FRAME
old car roar- axle assembly mounted just ABOUT 1 FT.)
CHAIN
behind the driver's seat and driven from
the fan belt at the front end of the ear WELD PLATES
motor* The general arrangement is shown TO RADIUS
*005 AND
in Figs, 7 and 8, Likely it will be necessary ATTACH TO
to block up the axle on the frame to keep TRACTOR'
the drive linkage as straight as possible. CULTIVATOR
BRACKETS,
A transmission in the drive gives variable
lift speeds, and an old generator shell at
the pulley end nf the drive provides a good
ball-bearing support. A small winding
drum is attached to one of the projecting
M
S CHANNEL
1
TWO AUTO
PULLED UNIVERSAL JOFNTS
4. tract®1

TRACTOR MODEL "A"' FORD REAR AXLE

FEBRUARY, 1945 125

 *

WELDEi>
!* X 2' 2 ANGLE IHQM„

4TOCK-

iv xi'Vx ivrJjf"
ANGLE IRON, ]

axles. Fig. 11 shows

hmv the drum is con-
trolled. A lever is piv-
oted to the differential
housing and a small
cable* run over pulleys
fastened to the brake
housings, is attached to
the lever and to the ;i
brake cam levers.
When the lever is
moved to the left the
brake is set in the
right-hand tar alee
drum, locking the axle,
which causes the axle
carrying the drum to
rotate. When
Lhe lever
is released a spring at
lhe lower end pulls it back, setting the
brake and making the winding- drum side
of the axle inoperative* At the same time,
lhe brake on the right-hand side Is re-
leased, allowing the axle to rotate. With
this arrangement, the rake teeth can be
raised or lowered to any desired height and
held by merely pulling on lhe lever. Fig.
10 shows the pulley arrangement of the
lifting cable.
As previously mentioned, overloading of
the front tires and bearings when a rake is
mounted on a tractor is avoided by some
JIM "SfACE*
farmers who use the front axle and wheels
of an old car to curry the weight as shown
Courtesy
licrvSLt,
£LXlrii!::ti5L
COLLC-IP* Of AffUCLLLtlir*.
® CAE-LEEND
SPOOL
IJpiv 1‘Tr-i £if N rbr.v.kiL
in Figs. 12 and 14, Long pipe shafts run-
ning from the tractor rear axle or drawbar
are welded to the car axle to which the course, depend on the steering mechanism
rake supporting members are pivoted. On of the tractor. On the tricycle or dual-pur-
some tractors, it may be necessary to pose type, it usually is possible to attach the
lengthen the car axle by cutting it in two drag link by means of a curved arm, which
and welding in a piece. The steering arm is welded or otherwise attached between

and drag link also are lengthened if neces- the front wheels so that it turns with them.
sary. Then the drag link is attached to the The various angles of this arm and the one
steering gear of the tractor so that the car on the car axle are given in Fig. 14. A
wheels turn with the front wheels of the V-shaped guide frame or stabilizer is at-
tractor. The method of doing this will, of tached to the tractor frame as in Figs 14 to

126 POPULAR MECHANICS

 T

EJiCH
,Q or
HtC'JlEtP

the axle isplaced at the rear of the trac-

tor, mountingit on the drawbar or other
convenient place. This may make it
necessary to use a couple of universal
joints in the drive. Arrangement of the
lifting cable and pulleys is shown in Fig.
IS, the center pulley being fastened to
some part of the tractor front. Notice in
Fig. 13 that when mounted on a tractor
the rake supporting shafts are very
CBOSSP^ fRjW *£ l| short. On this installation* the rake is
V Hj
5|CV
ON TttTM
J not lifted bodily as on the ear, but in-
lW #
yPfEB
stead the teeth are merely tilted upward
SKID OP tSitNUAi- Uf
:is, at the front. Fig. 16 shows construction
, d 'm U.flT of a rake for tractor mounting.
Since use of a buck rake usually means
£An<} BAG that hay is stacked* an overshot stacker
STAKE
RING will make the job much easier. The one
shown in Fig. 17 is strong and fairly easy
to make. Dimensions and bolt-hole lo-
cations of all wood parts except the teeth
a K 7-0
are given in Fig. 18, The teeth along
:.

A X 6' X I^Q
mu with general construction details are
DULL shown in Fig. 19, Each lift arm consists
of two pieces, which are held together
by means of U-shaped slides* detailed in
Fig, 19, at the end of each piece. These
slide to permit extension adjustment of the
arms. Use of lift-arm cables as indicated
@ GUIDE ARM
in Fig. 17 permits this adjusting to be done
ion automatically. As the stacker rises with a
1
HOiE FO* load, the cables, being attached to each skid
q *TKXI and to the lower end of each upper part of
the lift arms, cause the latter parts of the
601 arms to rise and thus extend the height of
the stacker. Then* as the stacker is low-
© Gable spool
ered* the cables let the Upper parts of the
lift arms work down to shorten the stacker
in its lowered position. There arc two ad-
vantages in using this automatic extension
keep the car axle centered when backing. arrangement. It assures that the stacker
The chain should be long enough to allow will always bo high enough to complete a
a movement up and down of at least 8 iru stack of hay without making frequent ad-
The guide should be attached just back of justments, and it allows high stacks to be
the tractor front wheels as indicated. On made without requiring excessive energy
a tractor, the power take-off usually can to lift the stacker in its extended position
be utilized to drive the lifting mechanism* at ground level. The advantage of this lat-
which is an old car rear-axle assembly ar- ter feature is apparent when you consider
ranged as on the car installation. However, that it is much easier to lift a given weight

FEBRUARY* 1945 127

 CHAtN 9 -FT HORJIONTA1 TOOTH

T 5-TOCK
STEEL CAP
DETAIL
J-FT. VERTICAL TOOTO

STEEL ARM
5HDE DETAIL ¥
CABLE
SLOCK AND
TACKLE

PIVOTED

2" X J" XTl'-fi' 3" 4" X 12'

'
X
1 J1
2 ‘
X6 X 12'-£T " X 4'-
X 1 1 V7"

65) CONSTRUCTION DETAILS PITCH ADJUSTII4G BAfi

at the end of a short arm in a horizontal this cable serves as aweight to help in low-
position than a long one. Notice how the ering the stacker. If available* a strong
lift-arm cables are run over pulleys, C, spring would be better as it would check
Fig. 17 and fastened at the ends to cable-
p
the travel of the stacker with a snap action
end spools* B. Extended height of the and thus aid in dislodging the load.
stacker can be adjusted by shortening or A block and tackle raises the stacker and
lengthening the cables at the spools. Pivot is attached to the rear end of the skid as-
brackets, A* attach the lift amis to the sembly and to a V-shaped hoisting frame*
skids, and guide arms, D, prevent the arms which is pivoted to the skids, a chain being
from coming down on top of the skids. An used to anchor the frame at the front end.
old wagon tire will provide metal for the Notice in Fig; 19 that the pitch of the ver-
guide arms, which can be made by your tical teeth can be adjusted by metal bars.
local blacksmith or welding shop, This adjustment is necessary to control re-
A stop cable to check travel of the stack- lease of the hay at various heights of the
er just past the vertical position is attached stack. Large metal l ings attached near the
at the front end of the skid assembly and ends of the skids by means uf eye bolts
near the tops of the lower members of the take long stakes with which the stacker is
lift arms. A sand bag near the lower end of anchored to the ground.

Careful Check on Deliveries Is Possible With This Panel

This delivery panel keeps each delivery
separate and shows at a glance whether an
order is being delivered or the receipt for
it is already in. A number of boxes are
attached to a blackboard* and nails or hooks
are placed on both sides of each box. When
an order is put in one of the boxes, the
customers name is written on the black-
boaixl above it and the receipt placed on
the hook at the left. The delivery boy picks
up the order and the receipt, then, on re-
turning from the delivery, he hangs the
signed receipt on the hook at the right.

ft When penning strange pigs together,

spray them with a solution of dip disin-
fectant so that they all have the same odor
and they will be less likely h> fight.

128 POPULAR MECHANICS

Holes Spaced Accurately With a Drill-Press Jig

For locating the exact

position;* of several holes
to be drilled in line in
identical parts or paired members,
drill- press jig, which is madeof hardwood
and scrap metal, will be a valuable addition
in many shops engaged in product ion work.
It can he installed or removed quickly as the first hole, the work being pulled back
it is attached to the drill-press table with
to butt snugly against the pin. For the oth-
bolts and wing nuts, Consisting of a base er holes, the work is advanced and bulled
and a rail as long as required, the jig is fit- against succeeding pins. The work may be
ted with a number of stop blocks that can moved either left or right according to the
be moved along a channel and locked at prearrangement of the stops.
any predetermined position. The blocks
are locked in place by wing nuts that
—
Charles E. Trnutti Atlanta, Ga.
tighten large washers against the base and
rail. Being extra large, the washers will Ammonia Removes Oven Scorch
have to be made specially. Each block has Ovens scorched when pie or other con-
a sliding pin projected beyond its face by fectionsrun over may be cleaned by
a light compression-type coil spring. In use, leaving a cloth saturated with ordinary
the work placed against the fence so that
is household ammonia over the spot for a
all stop pins are pushed in. Then it is slid couple of hours, after which the scorched
along the fence until the first pin is re- material will wipe off.
leased, which provides a stop for drilling —Mrs. Hal Geihm, Aurora, 111.

FEBRUARY, 1945 129

Truck Tires Inflated Inside Cage agents are available at chemical- supply
houses and photo -supply stores' or some
To Prevent Injuring Workmen hair- washing preparations may be used.

Spring Used to Take Up Play

In Worn Threads of Vise
Much of the time flat 60115

wasted in using a
vise* that has play
in the movement
of the jaw because
of worn screw 5PSMNG
threads can be
avoided by using a
compression
spring as shown.
The spring kr~-
the threads on the screw in contact with
those inside the vise so that the slightest
movement of the handle is transmitted to
—
the jaw. H. C. Kenly, Summit, N. X

Auto Records and Ration Books

Clamped in Glove Compartment
One motorist
After one of his tire repairmen had been
who had trouble in
seriously injured while inflating a newly
keeping his car
ration books and
repaired truck tire because one of the lock
tire inspection
rims flew oft, the owner of a fleet of trucks
made a cage like the one shown in which records at hand in
to house the tire while inflating it. The cage
the car clamped
is welded together from angle iron, the
them to the door
of the glove ^com-
front consisting of a steel plate with a large
opening through which the air hose is in- partment. To do
this, a spring pa-
serted.—John Krill, Youngs to wn* Ohio.
per clip was fastened to the inside surface
of the compartment door. On some cars
Emergency Car Distributor Gasket this can be done by slipping one side of the
Rubber distributor cap gaskets of the paper clip under the nut that holds the
Ford Y-8 type can be replaced by ordinary knob in place. In this positionT the papers
canning jar rubbers. These are about the arc out of the way, yet are kept safely
same size and are less expensive than the stored and conveniently at hand,
standard gaskets, which often are difficult —Anson W- Tiffany, Kingsley Pa, ,

to obtain*

Oil Swab An
Hardening of Tool Steel Aided
To keep a steel
By Wetting Agent tape free of rust
Users of tool and in good condi-
steelsometimes t iunder all
o ti

dip the pieces be- working condi-

fore hardening in tions, it should be
a saturated solu- wiped occasional-
tion of boric acid ly with an oil-
to reduce the snaked swab. To
amount of decar- avoid carrying an
burlzationduring oily cloth for this
heating. Unless purpose in his tool
the work is abso- bag, one carpenter
lutely clcant wetting may not be complete. removed the threaded filler neck and cap
However* a few drops of some wetting from an empty oilcan and soldered it to his
agent in each quart of the acid solution, will tape reel to serve as a housing in which to
insure complete and uniform wetting. Such —
carry the cloth. Qpie Read, Jr., Chicago.

130 POPULAR MECHANICS

 J

Stool Pivoted on Bench Swings Out of the Way

Always at hand when
needed yet easily swung
nut of the way when not
in use* this workbench
stool is comfortable, and
it is easy to make from
a few pieces of pipe and
some fittings, Although E-PfiSNO
different sizes of pipe
are indicated, the stool
could be made from any
scrap pipe available. Cf
!.
J
i
PIPE
However, the tees PIPE
through which the seat
standard slides and
r

those that pivot on the

support pipe next to the
bench will have to be
FLOOR
large enough to permit
f;LANG|
a sliding fit Floor
flanges are used to at-
tach the stool to the
bench and the seat to
the standard, the latter
also having a flange at
the lower end to serve
as a foot. A spring un-
der the seat raises the
foot off- the floor when
not in Use to permit easy swinging of the the foot to the floor. Thus there is no strain
assembly. When a person sits on the seat, to pull the stool from the bench.
his weight compresses the spring, pushing —Thos. H. Duffy, Altoona, Pa.

"Tongs” to Remove Small Articles From Show Window

Removing small articles from the front' clothespin, which lias one leg screwed to
of a show window without disturbing the the end of a suitable handle. The free leg
rest of the dfeplay is a simple matter if you is operated to pick up articles by a trigger
use this little gadget It consists of a spring at the other end of the handle! the trigger
and clothespin being connected by a strong
cord or thin wire. If desired, a pistol grip
may he provided at the trigger end of the
handle to make it easy to hold.
—
Paul V. Repasy, Franklin Park, N. J,
CLOTHESPIN
File-Card Holder From Envelope
When a number
of small cards on
the same subject
must be filed to-
gether* a holder
that will keep the
cards grouped can
b e made easily
from an envelope.
All that is neces-
sary is to cut the
envelope from one
corner to another as indicated. This forms
a three- cornered pocket for the cards. Ei-
ther old or new envelopes can be used.
—
T Paul Stevens, Taos, N. Mex,

FEBRUARY, 1945 131

 r

OUumUuzted when they subsequently develop. An in-

correct analysis of the raw materials may
cause uncertainty in machining operations
and may result in incorrect heat treatment,
which is highly critical. Although a few
precision inspection instruments aro en-
tirely mechanical, most of them incorpo-
rate optical or electrical features, or both.
In general, all are designed for ease of
operation so that the average shop worker
Can learn to use Ihem within a relatively
short time. In this article the most com-
monly used devices for inspection will bo
considered.
Illuminated magnifiers; Tho small in-
strument shown in Fig. 1 is an illuminated
magnifier having a wide field range with

^ Citamlfe/Uand
UALITY
Q control in mass production
assures that a hundred or a hundred
thousand parts are identical in respect to
internal structure, strength resistance to
p

wear, surface and dimensional accuracy.

To be effective, quality control must start
with raw materials because it simplifies
locating and correcting troubles if and

either a 2 or 3- in. achromatic Iens t

which transmits light without de-
composing it into primary colors.
Two electric lamps, one on either
side of the lens and under a shield
that prevents glare to the worker,
illuminate the parts being exam-
ined. The magnifier can be used
for bench inspection as shown or
may be taken to any machine or
place where electrical connections
are available. Such a low-cost
inspection instrument is ideal to
set cutting fools, observe cutting
© JC-fcup pirn action and read fine graduations.

132 POPULAR MECHANICS

P^ecddian, 9+tdPuunetUd
With its 3- power lens, minute er-
rors in welding and riveting, and
cracks in hardened steel can be
detected, after which more effec-
tive instruments may be used for
further examination. The lens sets
at a high eye point for conven-
ience in working and relief of eye
strain, Delail A
of Fig, 2 shows a
7-power (TX) photomicrograph
of a series of minute cracks. De-
tail B shows a 300X photo of a similar
pattern.
The illuminated magnifier shown in.
Fig. 4 is strictly a bench model partic-
ularly designed to study X-ray films,
technically known as "radiographs.”
Illumination in this case is a flu ores-

for observation. Although this instrument

has many applica lions, in this case it is
used to control the setting operation on
bandsaw teeth. The machine that sets the
teeth automatically stops if an error of
.002 in. is exceeded.
Shop microscope: Fig, 6 shows a very
popular shop microscope for inspecting
routine work which Is in process or has
been finished. It magnifies 40X and may
be carried in one's pocket. A self-contained
battery supplies ample illumination. In
use* the device is placed on a surface that
is to be inspected and the illuminator but-

cent light. A rheostat controls its

intensity, the telescopic mount is ad-
justable to individual vision and the
size of the equipment permits in-
spection of 14 by 17 -In, films. While
intended for a special purpose* the
instrument has other applications
within its range of 2% magnifications.
Shadowgraph: The instrument
shown in Fig. 3 is a shadowgraph. It
consists of an illuminated microscopic
lens of predetermined power. This
directs the image of the object in its
field onto a mirror which in turn re-
flects the image onlo a white screen ® B^Unell Haddnedd t&U&i
FEBRUARY* 1945 133
 crometer screws with readings in
.0001 in. By moving the object
under the cross line in the tube,
the distance between any two
points is measured by the read-
ings of the micrometer screws-
This microscope is adapted to in-
spection of gauges, fine threads,
complicated outlines involving
radii and angles, etc. In reality
the instrument is like a vernier
micrometer, caliper or protractor,
enlarged 40 times its normal size.
Electric comparator: The in-
strument shown in Fig, 9 is an
electro- mechanical device for di-
mensional inspection on a produc-
tion basis. It is finely calibrated
and is in reality a high-produc-
:rometer because it is
to a hundred times more
and is also much faster
to use than any type of regu-
pr t lar micrometer. Instruments
ton is
resulting of this kind are designed to
calibrate in thousandths, ten
a deep
which is highly
fective for the st
all surface
The instrument
istics. GMtk optical
has a direct reading
scale to measure
cracks, flaws, impres-
sions and projections
to an accuracy within
.00025 in. (one-quarter
of a thousandth inch).
It has hundreds of ap-
plications for extreme-
ly fine inspection, such
as measuring impres-
sions of Brinell hardness-testing instru-
ments such as shown in Fig. 8. It is regu-
larly used to inspect wear, blowholes in
castings, welds, deposits of metals or
paints, etc.
Toolmaker's microscope: The toolmak-
er's microscope shown in Fig. 7 is a some-
what finer instrument than the shop model
in Fig. 6^ and has about the same magnify-
ing power, but a variety of objectives and
eyepieces is available to meet individual
requirements. Unlike laboratory-type
microscopes, it shows the objects and
movements in their natural aspect and di-
rection, instead of being reversed. Fig. 5
is a SOX photomicrograph of the surface of thousandths and one-hundred millionths
a brass alloy. To use a toolmakers micro- of an inch. With the instrument shown,
scope T the operator places the object to be however, the change from one reading to
examined on the microscope table and another is instantaneous by the turn of a
clamps it in position* then focuses on the switch. Thus this special comparator does
part directly under the cross line in the the work of several others of limited ca-
microscope tube. The table can be moved pacity, The operator can master precision
longitudinally and traversely by two mi- measuring after a few hours of instruction.

134 POPULAR MECHANICS

 —

Monochromatic light and

optical flats:Measuring to
an inch, mon-
millionths of
ochromatic (one-color)
light is used in connection
with optical flats, Figs. 10
and 11. Although originally
used in the laboratory, this
equipment has become pop-
ular in many inspection de-
partments and tool rooms.
About a month of special
training is necessary for an
uninitiated worker to be-
cnme proficient in
measuring accurately
with this equipment.
Unlike white light,
which contains all the
colors of the spectrum
each one of different
wave length— mono-
chromatic light emits
only one color having
lays of the same
length. When
is directed
reflected from
One half wave
ray from a helium light
about eleven millionths
inch. If the wedge of air becomes
narrower, indicating that the two
tint surfaces arc more nearly par-
allel, the distance between the
—
bands increases and vice versa,
The bands are at right angles to
the wedge; the straighter they are
?

the finer isthe degree of flatness

accuracy of the work If the bands
r

aro concave or U-shaped when

the point of the wedge is closest to
the observer, the surface of the
work is low in the center and
high at the ends. If the surface
is high in Ihe center and low at
the ends* the bands are convex.
Thus it is relatively easy to deter™
mine the degree of accuracy of any
flat surface when compared to a
master part of known accuracy if
both are observed simultaneously.
Monochromatic light is produced
by using cadmium, helium, sodi-
um, etc.p helium being generally
quartz optical flat placed on the work to be Used for the purpose.
measured, the rays reflected trom the bot- Frofilomcter: The profilometerj Fig, 12,
tom of the flat and the top surface of the is an instrument used to study or inspeci
work cause dark interference bands as surface finish on a production basis. It per-
shown in Fig, IQ, owing to a thin 'wedge” forms electrically rather than optically, and
of air between the two surfaces. The bands is quite simple io operate after a few hours
repeat themselves each time the width of of practice. On any fine surface finish there
the wedge of air is increased by a vertical remains a range of peaks and valleys
still
distance equal to one half the wave length of microscopic size. The purpose of the

FEBRUARY, 1945 135

 @ MeieUlodcofie

profilnmeter 15 to measure these minute

deviations rapidly in terms n£ micro-inches
— millionths of an inch. The tracer mem-
ber in the operator's hand is fitted with a
fine diamond point. As this point travels
over the surface being tested, the micro-
scopic high and low spots cause vertical
displacements of the point, which in turn
cause similar variations of current in a coil
located in a magnetic field inside the tracer
head. As the varying current is too small
to operate a meter directly, it is amplified
so that it can be measured by the meter.
Fig* 13 shows a profilometer reading.
Mobile inspection unit: Mobile in spec-
lion* Fig. 14, is a recent innovation in qual-
ity control This practice eliminates placing
instruments in many parts of a plant and
also saves considerable time. Tho inspector
can ivheel the unit to any machine to check
gauges and other tools, as well as parts
being machined. The one shown is a cabi-
net on wheels and is equipped with an illu-
minated magnifier, electric comparator,
monochromatic light, master fiat and sev-
eral surface flats, a full set of gauge blocks,
and various instruments to increase the
value of gauge blocks. Pull-out desk space
and drawers also are provided for keeping
production records and making necessary
notations.
MetaUoscope: The metalloscope, Fig.
15, is an instrument designed for visual
observation and photography of internal
structure or formation of metak and alloys,
Basically, it consists of an inverted micro-
scope and a camera with 40-in. bellows
extension, and a series of objectives and
eyepieces, etc. The microscope may, of

136 POPULAR MECHANICS

course be used separately. Illu-
mination is provided by an arc ©
lamp and transformer for use
with alternating current, or a mo-
tor-driven 10-amp. carbon are
for use with, direct current* The
metalloscope is so designed that
any one fairly well trained in
photography can do surprising
effective research, work in a rea-
sonable length of time. Speci-
mens may be examined or pho-
tographed from 25 to 2,000 times
actual size.
Most important is the prepara-
tion of the surface to be exam-
ined; this work is called etching
and is done as follows: Specimens
of hardened steel must be tem-
pered to a blue color to bring >ui,
the so-called carbide structure*
With other specimens this step is
disregarded.Specimens to bo
compared should be of identical
size and arc clamped together
after being aligned in order to
produce an even surface, which is
first rough-ground with a coarse- grain
wheel and then finish-ground with a fhio-
grain wheel. It is next dry-polished with
No. 1 abrasive cloth at right angles to the
grinding marks, then repolisbcd with Nn.
00 cloth at right angles to the previous pol-
ishing operation. After lhis the surface is
1

finely wet- poll shed with 400 aluminum-

oxide lapping compound and subsequently
with, lavigated alumina. After cleaning the
finished surface with kerosene and wiping
it dry with chamois* the specimens are
ready to be examined or photocmicro-
graphed. Fig. 16 shows the appearance of
a surface etched as above outlined and
magnified 100 times and Fig, 17 shows the
same surface magnified 500 times. Fig. 18
shows a lO^OOOX photomicrograph of an-
other surface, and I00 0Q0X magnification
r

is within the range of the recently devel-

oped electron microscope.
Cyclograph: Shown in Fig. 1ft is another
production testing instrument, called u
cyclograph, which is used to inspect or
classify structures, depth of case, brittle-
ness, castings, forgings, chemical content,
thickness of tubing, plating, etc. It does
the work of the metalloscope, but it is elec-
tronic rather than optical in. operation and
utilizes no photographic equipment. It is
also a comparator instrument, and is as
easy to operate as a radio. In use, a read-
ing is made of a master specimen, this being
etched as previously outlined. Then the
Instrument is calibrated according to the
depth of case, structure, brittleness or oth-
er requirements, including allowable error.
After such adjustments, parts by the lum-

FEBRUARY, 1945 137

 A -

tion devices are not within reach

of a small plant, but frequently
private laboratories provide fa-
cilities so that production 031 a
small scale can be controlled as
efficiently as mass production in
a large plant. Figs. ZQ to 22 show
how internal structure of steel
changes with varying heat treat-
ment and Fig. 24 shows how the
dreds or thousands can be inspected as fast structural or flow lines in a forging look
as they can be handled, being placed in a when highly magnified; note that they fol-
purposely designed coil The operator need low the bend in the metal as water follows
only observe the slightly-enlarged pattern a bend in the brook.
or cyclogram appearing on the cathode- ray Testing balance with “stroboglow” lamp:
screen, then compare this pattern with the Fig. 23 shows how parts rotating at high
master pattern. The eye Ingraph is an in- speed are electrically tested for balance,
spection instrument for the full output of the amount of error and location thereof
production, whereas the metaHoscope is being indicated on a meter. In this case* the
for specimen inspection of less than 5 per- indicator point shows a piece of putty on
cent of total production. It is obvious that the rotor , which a stroboglow lamp makes
some of these precision testing and inspec- visible while the rotor is turning.

Auto Door Is Pulled Shut by a Strap Through Arm Rest

"Hjp, V-. Grasping a strap inserted through the
^Bb'i '

tffrr arm rest to close a wide car door is easier

than reaching for the window crank or
- door lever. For this purpose a strap can
be inserted through a hole drilled in the
T ^-=-. arm rest as shown. Metal or rubber gram
™ /O'Ciiiii n /jf
” =^^ _ mets should be placed at top and bottom
J
/^\ / // ij / of the hole before attaching the strap.

Edge of Bench
Drill Press Set at
GfrOMtoET
For End'Boring Long Work
HOLE
End- boring long work can be done with
a bench- type drill press mounted at the
extreme edge of the workbench with the
head swung out a quarter turn. The work
is then rested on the floor and the drill
STKAP brought to bear on the end.

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Wooden-Plug Cutter Is Turned From Drill Rod

Wooden plugs for covering

screws or dowel ends in line cabi-
net work can be made by a cutter
turned from drill rod. One end of
the rod is turned to Fit the drill-
press chuck, and the other end is
turned to suit the plug. Outside
diameter for a 3* -in, plug would
be _t)455 to .0460 in. Next, a hole
is drilled to a depth of 1 in. and is
bored to the plug diameter as
shown by the dotted lines. Then it is en- slightly coarser than crosscut teeth.A hole
larged to Within Vs in. from the end for is drilled crosswise for inserting a wire to
plug clearance. The outside diameter is push out plugs that break off inside the
slightly reduced over the same distance for cutter. After machining* the cutting end
tooth relief, Teeth T cut with a three-cor- should be hardened.
nered file, should be to Vs in. deep and —Walter E. Burton, Akron, Ohio.
Horseshoes on Sections of Harrow Make Them Easy to Lift
Lifting the sections of a harrow to free
them ofaccumulated weeds and dry clods
is made easier if a horseshoe is attached
to each section to serve as a lifting handle.
Nail holes in the shoes are enlarged to take
bolts with which they are attached.

Fitting Motorcycle Drive Chain

Fitting a new, secondary drive chain
around the countershaft sprocket of a mo-
torcycle can be simplified by fastening one
end of the new chain to the end of the old
one before removing it from the front
sprocket. Then, as the old chain is pulled
through, the new one will follow in its
place, —1. J Stretten, Detroit* Mich.
F

FEBRUARY, 1945 139

Inexpensive Grinder Head From Pipe Fittings
A Few standard pipe fittings can
a#, NDI.E5
be assembled to make an inexpen-
sive grinder head. Any size fit-
.uUtlg -jrT^- WlES ro tings can be used. After the base
£NCH05(
- .
64g&iT7 isassembled, the bearings are
QlLHCLEi. -
made from pipe plugs screwed into
a tee at the top o£ l he base. A
%-in. hole first is drilled through
*Z -COHQUrT
each plug to take the spindle.
Then, located around the plug,
four ^-in. holes are drilled for
—
T H&LF,
- cA j7- :KO?H
i
anchoring the babbitt. Also, oil-
holes are drilled through the walls
?: NIPPLE
Pll>£ PLX^S at the end of the plug. This may
be done after pouring the babbitt;
or, if the holes are drilled previ-
ously* the babbitt can be pierced
later. The plugs then are slotted
lengthwise along one side to allow
'
for bearing take-up and secured
HiPPLL
in place with conduit lock nuts.
FLOOR FiftM;
These may have to be retapped to
fit the plug threads.
— -Roy I,, Rhoades, Madison* Wis.

Pipe Slipped Over Hammer Pulls Nails Above Your Head

When one carpenter is dismantling a
scaffold or doing some other job in which
it is necessary to pull nails that are out of
reach from the ground, he slips a piece of
ipe over the end of the hammer, enabling
im to pull the nail as shown. This method
is particularly handy when nails are lo-
cated so that a daw bar is ineffective.

Solder Will Adhere to Cast Iron

Coated With Blue Vitriol
Solder will adhere permanently to a
cracked cast-iron cylinder head to seal it
tightly if, alter the crack has been cleaned
thoroughly with gasoline and chiseled
smooth along its full length, a small amount
of blue vitriol is dissolved in water and
applied to it. The vitriol will coat the sur-
face with a fine film of copper, making a
base to which solder adheres readily.

Test Prods Arc Handled More Easily When Clips Are Used at Tips
Electrical testers are much
handier to
use if detachable clips of the type shown
are placed at the ends of the prods. Gen-
erally, at least one prod of the tester can
be clipped to the object that is being test-
ed while the other is used for probing* and
on many jobs both of the prods can be
clipped on, which will leave the hands free
for other work,
“R. Boettinger, EnglewT ocd* N- J-

140 POPULAR MECHANICS

 DIRECT RECORDING ON
HOME MOVIE FILM
1 >* ECORDING and reproducing sound on .
*

Kimm. i n stan laneou sly

Film instantaneously wit ho Ut
wit
processing, just like you would cut a pho-
nograph record on a blank disk and switch
to playback, this portable unit provides
synch ronUcd sound lor home movie films.
The unit includes a recording head, mi-
crophone, built-in audio amplifier, speak-
er, film reel mechanism and motor housed
in a portable case. The "FilmgraplV* unit
is also supplied without amplifier and
speaker for those who wish to employ sep-
arate equipment. To make a movie sound
track, the picture is thrown on the screen
and a script is Written to explain and coin-
cide with Lhe action. The recording unit f
placed near the projector, provides the
taken p reel# as shown in photo B. re-A
cording needle cuts a groove on the Shiny 3 '

side of the film close in the sprocket holes

as it passes under the stylus. When used
for straight recording on special auxiliary
film, photo A, a number c£ script rehearsals
may be made and
play ed back until
satisfactory for
the final record-
ing on the picture
film. Up to 40
sound 1 racks may
be made across
the special film.

RECORDING SOUND TRACK

ON 16MM. FILM
©
FEBRUARY, 194 S 141
 HIGH-QUALITY TEN-WATT
By C. H. Trapp
3U4

'T'QNE quality often sought and seldom

* attained is an outstanding feature of
this electronic power amplifier unit
which has been designed for critical ex-
perimeriters interested in ilie reproduc-
tion of high grade recorded music, and
for use with FM as well as standard AM
broadcast tuners.
Although the materials specified
AJlSe "1 CUTOUT fOB
UM*LAT£ 1 BANS.
are parts that almost any advanced
BOTTOM. radio student or experimenter has
VIEW
on hand* they should be of good
qua li ty Bass reproduct on is bni It
. 3

inlo the unit and is not obtained

by the usual type of treble attenu-
ation which results in a booming
unnatural tone. With filament ad-
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PHONO-RADIO AMPLIFIER
electrical details are clearly shown in Fig,
3 and photos A
B and C.h
A
large perma-
nent-magnet speaker should bo used for
best results.The speaker output trans-
former shown hupp cued to be a type with
terminals out the bottom. Yours may
have a different terminal arrangement
that may necessitate bringing the leads
down through the top of the base to the
terminal strip shown at rear. The elec-
truly tic filter condensers Cm and Csi can
be of higher capacity and voltage rating
if desired. The writer suggests two 24-
mfd. 300- volt elec troly lie condensers in
series for each position* as this combina-
tion will carry a surge of 750 volts.
As in any electronic device, all connec-
tions should be well soldered. Use shield-
ed single conductor wire where specified,
and make all soldered ground connections
to the metal shield just as indicated. The
feed back loop from the 15- ohm second-
ary tap on the 5,000-ohm P-P speaker
output transformer flattens out the fre-
quency response curve, but it can be
omitted for greater gain. Detailed student
material list R-331 is available from
Popular Mechanics radio and electronics
department upon receipt of postage.

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FEBRUARY, 1945 143

Renewing the A-Rattery in Portable Receivers
By Walter E. Burton
\X7HEN the A-battery in your port-
* ' a kic radio receiver goes dead and
you cannot buy a new one, you can
substitute a homemade flashlight cell
unit that will furnish the same voltage.
The useful life of such a battery prob-
ably will not be quite as long as the
stand ard A-battery but r e n s o n a b e I

service will be obtained.

Take the dead A-battery apart and
discard all but the cardboard jacket and
the insulated top piece bearing the
jack? into which the set wires are
plugged. Four standard 1 ti-voll flash-
light cells having about the same diam-
eter as the old cells are connected in
parallel to furnish ike original 1 Vis -volt
output and approximate amperage,
A handy clip -in arrangement, de-
tailed in Fig, 1. provides a simple means
for quickly replacing the cells without
making soldered connections. The top
and bottom metal plates are cut from
tin can material. The hole in the top
plate should be at least Vs in, in diam-
eter; a square sheet of Vfe-in. pressed
board ov similar insulating material
slightly smaller than the inside of the
cardboard jacket is riveted to this top
plate. A small hole is drilled for a ma-
chine screw in the bottom plate, and a
short coil spring is fastened to this bolt
and another boll in the center of the
to
insulating material as shown in photo
B. The negative spring should not touch
the positive top plate. Flexible insulat-
ed wires connect the positive and neg-
ative to the jacks. If necessary, remove
the cardboard casings on the cells to
permit them to slip into the jacket; the
metal coll containers are negative,
therefore the casings are not required.
The complete assembly is illustrated in
photo A and the sketch above.

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 BETWEEN MODUFLOW AND CONVENTIONAL
HEATING SYSTEMS
THE CHAKT5 above are actual temperature
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 Mapping the Navy's
Battlegrounds
[Continued from page 53)

Aerial photographs form the basis of

modern cartography. After a mapping
plane bring? back photographs of an area
that is under study, one of the survey boats
moves into the district and determines the
exact latitude and longitude of various
prominent points on shore. Sometimes
these fixes can be made by shooting the
sun in the daytime; other times they must
be made by means of star observations
during the night* if Japs are suspected to
be close. Concealment during survey op-
erations helps prevent the Japs from sus-
pecting where the Marines may land next.
Learning the latitude and longitude of
shore points provides an accurate scale for
the aerial photograph and serves to orient
the photograph with true north. Mean-
while Lhe survey ship determines the
depths offshore by means of fathometer
readings, and it uses its underwater sound
gear to detect underwater obstructions.
Approaches to anchorages and the chan-
nels leading into them are swept by means
of a wire drag. In this operation a weighted
cable is stretched between two small boats
and as allowed to sink to a depth that would
be safe for large ships. If the cable catches
on an obstruction a diver goes down to de-
termine whether to blast away the obstruc-
tion or to mark it on the surface.
While this work proceeds a master chart
that incorporates all the needed features of
the original aerial photograph as well as
the numerous notes and observations of
the survey crew is being prepared in the
ship's drafting room. Data is added to the
chart as rapidly as the new information is
obtained. Drafting a chart is a punishing
job on a tropical night when every door
and port is shut on a blacked- out ship.
It was assumed early in lhe war that the
Japs had charted much of the Pacific years
earlier in preparation for battle but this
seems not to be the case. From evidence
captured at their bases it appears that the
Pulling sisadlly, hu«dr«4l fil tlrngs a m(|# f Japs relied on old chart? plus what local
yuur AC Fy*l Pump If Ilia ttrang, rufiabl* h#art knowledge they could gather. In many
of your lual lyiiatn. It ha* glvan yau lung. cases this became a handicap to them and
Faithful ttrvtct bacuuia of 111 Inbuilt t] utility and an advantage to us.
idlnlMc dttlflii. As the scene of battle shifts closer to the
Jap homeland, American survey vessels
TpU can prolong that faithful itnrk* IndtAnlftl^ are working far to the north and west of
If you iftfbt upon an AC whtn you rap lac* your the areas in which they started to hang up
prtttnl pump with a n«w or rebuilt one. road signs that point the way to Tokyo.
These days they are charting waters that
the Japs always regarded as their own, and
Biff WAR BONDS - BRING VICTORY QUICKER are mapping islands that the Japs have
held as secret, unapproachable possessions.

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 -

The Battle That Won the Pacific

(Confirm isd from page 25)

south and drove the Japanese heavy units

back into the San Bernardino Strait.
The Japs had sunk two of our CVE\s- two t

destroyers and one destroyer escort. For

a time they had threatened to break
through to Leyte Gulf and it was nip and
tuck. But this enemy thrust had been halt-
ed by the Seventh Fleet and thrown back
by the Third Fleet.
By the morning of October 25 the sur-
face action was over. The crippled Jap
warships were fleeing for safety in the way
they had come. Most of them had been hit
. . . and this is the pipe or damaged, most of them had been slowed
you see today — everywhere— up and many were trailing oil. All day
long, as the beaten enemy forces retreated
through the Si buy an Sea and the Surigao
Strait, they were attacked again and again
by United States carrier planes. On suc-
ceeding days the fleeing ships sulTered fur-
ther damage as they tried hi find refuge in
Philippine harbors.
When the Second Battle of the Philippine
Sea was over, the official box score, as an-
nounced from Pacific Fleet Headquarters
men in Pearl Harbor, was as follows:
Our service are in Burnu,
prill cj ii all ihr i-nr- fllM'ijj; 1 cr l,i Lt 1 !
JAPANESE IMPERIAL NAVY
fro fils ot’ the world^alon^ with
24 ships sunk
(hem have gone tho nam
13 ships possibly sunk
mellow LHS pipes they puff-
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model or Fiyle you
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LHS, if# "the sign of The figures do not tell the whole story.
the perfect pipe.” The Japanese Fleet is no longer a threat.
OetENS or
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about all. The United States Navy will be
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m. 0
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raids in waters around Japan proper.
What happened at Pearl Harbor is about
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oxen, the peo pie in same areas using

wooden plows, and burros are almost uni-
versa Ily used for carrying farm products
to market.
Much of Mexico mountainous and in
is
the past this rough terrain was a hindrance
to travel. Communities have existed prac-
tically side by side for centuries with little
for your tepy
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150 POPULAR MECHANICS

 to Ride a Harley-Davidson
or t
?*n k* Into Germany!
°*%si Pvt Oscar Me C. } writes: *'1 cannot state
the date due to censorship regulations, but
I rode my Army 45 Harley-Davidson into
Germany shortly after our first troops
crossed the border. I know I was one of
the first fo enter Germany on a Harley-
Davidson in this war. And I’ll try to Be
the first Yank to ride into Berlin. Harley-
Davidsons are giving 100% performance
here in Germany. I know a lot of riders in
different outfits over here and they all tell
the same story. So just keep on building
chose good Harley-Davidson Motorcycles,
as they are the best in the world.”

Okay, Pvt. Oscar Me C., well keep on

building good Harley-Davldsons now, and
after the war, too — so you and all the
rest of the riders can get back to "chose
good old thrill-packed motorcycling days,”

HAKLFY'DAVTDSON MOTOR CO.

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FEBRUARY, 1945 151

 stillbuilds its homes in its own individual
way, still dresses In its own traditional cos-
tume and engages in its own special kind
P

of agriculture. A
visitor may pass through
three or four distinctly different kinds of
civilization in a day of automobile driving.
In one region the houses have brush walls
and palm thatch roofs, while in another the
walls of a house consist of sun dried adobe
brick, with burned tile for roofs,
Mexico has been providing the United
Slates with quantities of strategic war ma-
terials, including henequin and other fi-
bers, minerals, rubber and castor beans, all
of which flow north over Mexico’s exten-
sive railroad system. Portions of the Mexi-
can railways are being improved by means
of funds provided by the United States, one
puipose of the rehabilitation being to in-
sure dependable rail transportation all the
way from Texas to the Guatemalan border.
The country still needs additional ar^
and these arc being
ter ics of transportation
provided by extending the highway sys-
tem, The Pan American Highway is now
completed as far as Oaxaca, 25fy miles
southeast of Mexico City, and the link from
Oaxaca to Guatemala is scheduled for com-
pletion in 1945.
Another recently completed modern
highway joins Guadalajara and San Luis
Potost and then continues eastward to con-
nect with the Pan American Highway.
Sections of the proposed west coast road
from Nogales to Guadalajara are being
worked upon and when completed this
project will allow American tourists to
drive to Mexico City over one highway and
return north via another. The Mexican
Health Department has undertaken a
three-year sanitation program that would
It is indeed an art lo lalhe-file a piece of work remove most health risks in the regions
lo proper d mi eng ions; or to henrh-file a pcco- touched by the Pan American Highway
gion pan let micrometer measurements. 5uch and other major roads. At present some of
skill is rarely achieved from practice alone - - .
the local water supplies are of dubious
you’ve pro l lit have The right fite for the job * purity and tourists drink bottled water to
be on the safe side.
Thai sound precept helps to explain why
there are more than 3000 kind?, rots and sizes in
ihe Nicholson line of files— each of which can They Bring ’Em Out Alive
do 11 certain job on a certain type of metal bet- i Continued from page 4 ?)
(

ter, faster or more economically.

much dust if the equipment is maintained prop-

An “M.F." (Afasier of Files) is a sought
erly, The Bureau tests this equipment in
^artist” the&e days!
a gallery filledwith explosive gas. If it ful-
NICHOISQN FILE CD. H Aram SL Pmafeite l R UIS. L fills all safety requirements, it is rated as
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‘permissible.”
Safety progress in mining has been

NICHOLSON speeded by the development of protective

equipment such as a self-contained oxy-

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pusited ever rivets, nails, tubing r wire, sixes and shapes , , L rectangular, square.,
inlegral die cast Or plastic studs to lack round-, or they may be specially designed
parts firmly tag ether. Threads era unneces- to til your particular requirements.
sary because Ihe spring prongs of the nut
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smoothest of chrome surfaces. of name plats I r emblems, trim strips,
But easy attachment is not the only ad* grilles. Of Ollier light-weight parts, write
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 for some other reason may contain poison -
ous gases or are deficient’ in oxygen,
A self rescuer is carried by many miners*
It givea the wearer protection against cer-
tain gases likely to be found after a fire
or an explosion.
An all-service gas mask guards against
limited percentages of a wide range of toxic
gases, including carbon monoxide. It is a
valuable aid in fire-fighting and other
emergency work but is too bulky to be
carried by miners in routine work.
Electric cap lamps are worn for under-
ground illumination by miners. 'Xhese
lamps can be used safely in any atmos-
phere, insofar as ignition of explosive gas
is concerned.
Special protective hats, “hard hats” or
“safety hats,” which have passed “drop”
tests and other tests at the Bureau of Mines
are recommended. Safety- toed shoes have
special toe caps of steel which protect the
wearer’s toes from failing objects.
Safer types of explosives are becoming
Increasingly popular in coal mines. Black
powder and dynamite, both of which gen-
erally are fired with flame-ignited fuses T
have caused tragic explosions and, fires.
Better explosives* which have flames of
short duration and less heat, are now fired
Wartime explosive improve-
electrically.
ments are expected to prove valuable.
Obviously* any profession which de-.
pends upon the firing of explosives requires
something of the courage and skill of a
soldier trained for modem warfare. To il-
lustrate what the miners face in their daily
toil, consider this: They set off about 200,-
000,000 pounds of explosives in this coun-
MejTs lives depend on supplies by gir when try's mines every year.
advance combat units are cut off in enemy terri-

Battery-powered parachute lights quickly

tory 3

guide these fighting men to essential food, ammu-

War Wonders for You
(Continued tram page 69)
nition and medical equipment. Batteries help light

the way to Victory on every fighting front— that's phones and other conveniences formerly
why they are not available here at home. Use found only in ocean liners, this ship will
your batteries Sparingly., .keep them cool and dry. have a front end opening similar to that
Burgess Battery Company, Freeport, Illinois,,
employed on the Navy LST's (landing
ships, tanks) so that both automobiles and
Thin If Twice Before Yoy Travel J passengers may embark and disembark on
electrically -operated gangplanks. The pi-
lot house will be built entirely of trans-

BURGESS parent plastic in the? same general design

as used on the “blisters” of bombing
planes. This will give the pilot a full 360-
BATTERIES degree range of vision- and is regarded as
IN. THE NATION'S SERVICE an important safety factor.
The use of prefabricated steel buildings
by the aimed services has resulted in
*
numerous improvements, and a Detroit
manufacturer, the Great Lakes Sleel Cor-
poration* already has a program for using
(Conlinued- to pegs' 156)

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designs similar to the Army and Navy

li* iricTiviHlli 01 Quonset huts for farm and home struc-
tures. Easy to erect, strong and well- insu-
I* M »T»* vi> lated* these units are expected to have a
range of usefulness in several directions.
Advances also have been made in central
heating systems as a result of large scale
tests inArmy and Navy installs ions. I

Sportsmen may live in their proverbial

paradise in the postwar years, at least in
regard to their equipment, if manufactur-
ers adopt improvements and new devices
found in Army and Navy paraphernalia.
Some of these are mosquito- proof, feath-
erweight pup tents; tiny, one-pound stoves
that will burn for hours on a single filling
of gasoline: Haiazone tablets that purify
river @nd creek water; new type sleeping
bags* and floating match boxes,
In the medical field, there are war bom
advances that range all the way from the
Be sure of the Circuit — the ^vital link
3 * Westinghouse “candid” X-ray camera,
which has been used to examine as many
between the source of fluid power and as 2.000 WAVES per day, to bags which
the device that applies it* utilize a small vial of methyl bromide in
The Circuit carries fluid power sterilizing do thing and bed coverings in
around corners and into tight places half an hour.
— wherever you want it to go, It must Nylon clotheslines paint brushes with
rayon bristles that won't wear easily, non-
be leakproof, vibration- proof, able
breakable milk bottles and plastic dishes
to stand high pressures and resist are other warborn items likely to become
corrosion. familial' on the civilian market. Nylon rope
Engineering fluid power circuits is has proved seven times as strong as hemp,
a Parker job* Years of experience have easier to tie and untie* and fray resistant.
showed us how to You can make the list include pianos
design them, how to that are l&Q pounds lighter, as developed
build the necessary for Army camps, and plastic musical in-
struments that are lighter and cheaper, the
valves and fittings
first of which was the Army bugle.
and how to plan
In some cases, more or less serious diffi-
sure- working in stab culties may be encountered in adapting
lations. war products to Chilian uses, but many of
Ask a Parker Fluid them, like the rubber boats, already are
THE PARKER COU-
Power Engineer how available and others will appear on the
you can use this mod' market rapidly.
PLING it the key to
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today or tomorrow*
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the Hudson River, terminal for the largest
cision-maeicj ^uitk Appliance Company,
transatlantic lines.
la inilalFr quick lo 17325 Euclid Ave., Among the novel features of the postwar
sarvi c * Cleveland 12, Ohio* program will be three terminals, two ac-
commodating helicopters, planned by the
Port of New York Authority, One is a bus
terminal in the Times Square district, with

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(Canftau«d to page 15S)

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Holland Tunnel. In both cases the roof will

have a landing area for helicopters.
MILLERS FALLS The third terminal will be like nothing
else ever devised. New-typo car floats
equipped with platform conveyors and
tracks on both sides will dock with railroad
express and freight cars at a quarter-mile
terminal on Manhattan’s lower East Side.
Shipments will move to the bulkhead, to
be picked up on portable conveyors. Then
they will be soiled and moved quickly to
hundreds of trucks. This terminal will han-
dle mostly perishable fruit and vegetables.
Problems of cargo movements are being
worked out by Port of New York Author-

QUALITY! ity engineers on electrically operated,

three-dimensional models. The same is
true of the Manhattan Union Truck Ter-
minal, first of four to be built.
There are hundreds of Millers Finally there will come the blossoming
Falls Tools for thousands of of Broadway, The trend toward cigarette
jobs. r . . From the simplest signs which smoked, coffee pot signs which
ft
steamed and great neon -decked thermom-
screw driver to the finest pre*
eters and weather forecasters will con-
cision took they have one tinue until roofs and building faces of the
1

thing in common * bright light district will drip with orange

QUALITY. Experienced juice and flash with time -telling clocks.
Craftsmen of the past took Cartoon figures in lights will put on ani-
mated shows, cats and dogs will scamper
pride in the unvarying qual-
t
across signs and towers will be shaped Like
Ol ity of Millers Falls tools. cigars and cigarettes until the canyon of
^ Countless thousands of new
craftsmen now depend upon
color around which the theatrical center
flourishes will be a show itself.
them. Your dealer's supply of The proponent of the new Broadway is
Douglas Leigh; now a navy lieutenant, who
Millers Falls Tools is
controls 65 percent of the sign space on
increasing in size and Broadway. Leigh inaugurated the new
f J variety. Ask him or trend toward three-dimensional, animated
write for complete signs which was stopped by the blackout
Am
2.

details.
and lack of construction materials. He is
ready with some startling postwar signs,
notably rooftops shaped into gigantic per-
fume bottles, cereal boxes and so on.
Out-of-town visitors will, un embarrass-*
edly stretch their necks to see the sights
overhead, for New Yorkers will be doing
the same thing.

Death From the Stratosphere

[Continued; from page 4)

concrete sides they laid heavy steel rails

almost vertically. Then they brought in
what appeared to be giant artillery shelL*
on wooden trailers drawn by horses. When
the projectiles were the blast
set off,
sounded like a prolonged thunderclap.
Immense heat was generated around the
shaft and during some launchings it was
said that the ground for acres around the
MILLERS FALLS COMPANY site was scorched and a number of the
launching crew killed.
Greenfield * Massachusetts fCsnlTnyH ta 160)

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 tv
A Swell Surface Bait ,v
soy Sunbury, Pa., Anglers
"Dear Fred: Here are some piety res of baas and
walleyes caught on yotir red and white jitterbug in
the north branch of the Susquehanna River. The
largest walleye weighed 7V4 lbs. and measured
29Yz inches^ My father caught the largest bats. It
weighed 6 and measured 21 inches. We both
lbs,
chink the Jitterbug is a swell surface bait. We also
catch quite a few on the Hawaiian hig-
glers, Yours for better fishing/*

—Ralph Conrad, Sun-*

btuy Pa.
s

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I Vrjte for
Literature

Kdip/j Coated dml father with b&st unj trafityes FRED ARGOS AST
raffght on 1 Jitterbug in the Sftsqitehjmtti Rit e*,
1
1622 North 5*., Akron Ohio
3,

o u k l s r y WORTH WAITING F 0 ft

THERE WMEL BE A
SLIGHT PAUSE . * .

One of these dajs t restrict iotss will be lifted on outboard

motor sales for pleasure use.
While Johnson has- the facilities to build n major share of all
outboard motors manufactured, hen; will definitely be ^nmij lag
I

between the lifting of restrictions and full deliveries of all Scu-

ll orse models.

How long? That depends on many things-, including army and

navy requirements. There has been, there still is and there will
he a large army end navy demand for Sea-Hones.
The qualities ihal make Sca-Hor^e^ Huiiablo for war— rugged-
ness, stnoolh performance* and DEPEND ability arp qualities —
worth waiting for. To get Ehese an&lities, you may have to wait a
while after restrictions arc lifted; but yovdll have hem for YEAKS l

of salisfaction thereafter.

DEALERSHIPS: If you are interested in selling

AND SERVICING outboard motors, after the war,
write us now-no matter what your Location may be.
JOHNSON MOTORS, WAUKEGAN!, ILLINOIS

HQ YBUH DUTY ;
BUY WAR BOMB'S

JOHNSON SEA-HORSES foi DEPENPABILflY

FEBRUARY, 1945 153
 Another source reported the Nazis also
use a portable, adjustable launching ramp,
consisting of a tracked vehicle towed by a
big truck. The electric firing mechanism
ishoused within the armored flash shield.
Hydraulic jacks on which the platform
rests absorb the recoil. Jets of \vater cool
the platform during the firing operation.
Swedish sources have indicated the
Nazis were constructing launching sites
high in the Norwegian skiing slopes, pre-
sumably for firing V-3, which is rumored
to be a larger and improved version of V-2,
intended for spanning the Atlantic Ocean.
Most Allied scientists nevertheless hold
that the stratosphere rocket, in its present
development, cannot be used against the
United States with enough success to make
it worthwhile.

But if the rocket is only a spite weapon

noWj strategists admit that in a future war
a super- rocket, carrying really heavy ex-
plosives* might not only prove to be the
decisive weapon but could conceivably an-
nihilate entire areas of civilization as well.
As for peacetime, big things are pre-
dicted for V-2 adaptations, G. Edward
Fendray* secretary of the American Rocket
Williams' Tool Holders are Society says that after the war giant rock-
^

ets will swish mail and express across the

engineered lo enable yon to get
United States in a matter of minutes and
from the machine all that the that rockets will be sent into the strato-
builder built into it. There's a sphere to gather data which will enable
type for every regular opera- meteorologists to forecast the weather two
tion of lathe, planer ami shaper weeks in advance, J. B. S. Haldane, British
scientist, believes that perfected versions
. many incorporating design
. ..

of V-2 could be used to photograph the

advantages found in no other sun, the moon and other heavenly bodies.
holders* Meanwhile, the United States has devel-
Compare the performance you oped a controllable "buzz bornb M which is
reported as highly successful. It is said to
get with Williams* Tool Hold-
be a speedy winged robot which travels
j

er c. Meanwhile, write Dept. on ordinary low-test gasoline but it will

31-2 for your free copy of nol be used in this war, the Air Force says,
Williams* Tool Holder Data unless our inhuman enemy “asks for it.”
Sheets-, loaded ith helpful
informal!- grinding, set- The Bombsight That Thinks
up and cutting took. ham
(Canli rtjj_e_d_ p a ge 10-)

J* H. WILLIAMS & CD. down toward the target, the pilot switches
off the automatic controls and Quickly
changes the course of the plane. If every-
thing has gone well* the happy report of
“bombs on target” is echoed and re-echoed
over the interphone.
That is when high precision workman-
ship pays oil. The personal thrill of
“bombs on target” is not for the crew alone*
but for the workers back in the Victor
Adding Machine Company plant in Chi-
cago where Norden bombsights are made
f or the Army Air Force,
DPOr FORCINGS AND DROP-FORGED TOOLS (Continued to page 162)

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 More Power in Cyclones on Deck
Man in Carrier’s Turbines Below!

Surging into the wind at 30 knot^ this 2fl ±ti<KMoo car*

rler h driven by massive tut taints which can turn up more
than on, 000 horse power. On deck, there's a 1*700 TIP
I

Writhe Cyclone in each Curti ss Heiidivfr ami C/rumman

Avenger. Mighty m
the carrier is, i normal number of LIGHTEST: The Cyclic ? of 1^50 HP
these single-engined planes aboard may total 50,000 more ja ftfw FM-2 Witdcit is firsc service
*flgirt* under a pound, per UP, It
horsepower in combined form than the turbines below* weighs only 0.97 lb». per UP.
Weight, size and puwer are the [tarec critical points of
an aircraft engine. It must be light to permit flight, com-
pact tr> rut drag, powerful to tarry
heavy planes at high .npeed. Weigh!
Cyclones to from 25 years of
a
work on such problems. That s TOUCH: A CyclOM ^ in a Doroglac
why it takes such a few Cy- 5BD-3 with oil IJn-fr and 4 of 9 cyl-
n

inders shot Qui of action, kepr right

clones to equal the power
on running to bring pilot and plane
of a carrier. safe! y Nome,

Wrhtt I*? "ENQtNOLQGY'*

9 40-pvqc boekf#f on Jhe why i ef en gtaes
A complete, nun- ethnical booklet on rncinci, pro-
Pjlltfts,and aircraft. Dmribn opiiacinp' principle
of engines and planes. i\>: plains combustion. super-
claargjng, ij^dlioo. carburerioa. Jutt send rwtnty-bvt
«n£s in Himps or cninj to: writhe AcrOnputrcal
Lcipoiiirloa, Pept. P. Paterson J* New Jersry.

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AIRCRAFT ENGINES
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A DIVISION OF CUftr iss. Wfl SGHT CORPORATION

FEBRUARY, 1945
161
 The precision with which this plant op-
erates 13 a story in itself, Gauges, accurate
to within 20 millionths of an inch, the
shadowgraph which magnifies an image
100 times, and the watchmakers care with
which the parts ere made and tested leave
nothing to chance* The profilometer, for
instance, measures the smoothness of sur-
—
faces within one tenth of a micro-inch or
the thickness of a human hair split length*
wise 30,000 times. The optical Bats which
employ the light wave measuring system
show dark interference bands which are
exactly ilj millionths of an inch apart.
Elaborate precautions are made to keep
dpst out of the parts. The spotless plant is
airconditioned and the w orkers on the as-
sembly lines wear special lint free coats.
Bail bearings arc handled with white kid
...when gloves 30 that no perspiration shall mar
their perfection, and they are oiled with
drops from a hypodermic needle.
you have a The fact that the Norden bomb sight is
being made on an assembly line and Is
GOOD today in mass production is a new high for
American industry. To complicate this
procedure, improvements are being con-
stantly incorporated into the sight. One of
the newest improvements on which engi-
A proper assortment of fine tools chosen from neers are now at work will increase the
the StarJoy line will put real fun into making forward angle of the telescope.
things in your postwar home worksbopi For A high altitude bombslght made special-
example, the Stanley “Bailey” Plane -one of ly for the B-29s is now in production. The
Stanley a 64 types of planes — will lend even
h

altitude at which the Superfortress attacks

your first efforts the touch of the expert. Like necessitated afew changes in the computer
other Stanley Toolsj this plane Is better designed
compensate for height.
in gear ratios to
and balanced. It takes and holds a keener edge.
And it i$ made to lastl
By this time our enemies probably have
taken captured Norden bombsights apart
Expert Help In Selecting) Toott and studied them, just as we have studied
Stanley has a free booklet for you, “The Joy of theirs. Ourengineers, however, are con-
Accomplishment”. Crarnmod full of helpful sug- fident that would be impossible for them
it
gestions, it contains: a primary list of toola, a list
to get our sight into production before the
of tools to be added as needed, and a li*t of project end of the war. Besides, the Germans are
plans* You'll alio find the big Stanley textbook,
conceded to have a pretty good bombsight
“How to Work with Tools and Wood”, mighty
+ of their own, particularly in regard to its
useful* It s yours for only $1.00. Mail the coupon
optical system. But the computer and oth-
today.
er refinements on the Norden make it the
'Mt r$TANLEY^l THE TOOL
0f Ti|i
BOX
W OftU>
best of them all.

Epsom Salts in Synthetic Rubber

the Stanley Work* Makes Tires Run Cooler
12S Elm 5t„ New Britbirt
Please send by return mail
r CorLrti
— —
Magnesium sulphate well known as ep-
FREE booklet: “The Joy of Accomplishment”
som salts— is the key material in a process
which reduces the danger of heat failure of
The lSB-page- book: "How to Work with Tools
and Wood"’. £1 enclosed.
heavy duty synthetic rubber tires. Latex,
(In CfiMda! Stud order to StMley Too] Co. of to which zinc oxide had been added to
Canada, Ltd** FiStt Fond, Quebec..) make the tires cooler-running, could not
be made to coagulate or harden until chem-
„ m .r

ical engineers discovered a magnesium

sulphate process which results in quick
City State. coagulation of equal parts of synthetic rub-
ber latex and zinc oxide.

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tor# *f*r/£?n
kt/l W 0tf£ 4r£AS £4TH£
Foppit Valves for hydraulic controls in you. We have used your lathes as
Mitchell Bombers and North American straight bench lathes, turret lathes, hand
Mustangs and precision parts for oxygen screw machines and have machined
regulating units are but a few of the practically all types of material”
98 individual jobs handled hy the Pre-
America always has been —
and will
cision Machine Works, Chicago, where
over 500,000 vital war parts have been
be in the busy postwar days a land—
of opportunity for men with vision and
made with Atlas equipment. courage and mechanical ability. If you
'‘Our shop starred with a single Atlas have thought of and planned for a shop
lathe shortly after Pearl Harbor,” of your own for commercial or personal
reports Mr. L. W.Skuse, Pres, and Treas. use, you can build it soundly with Atlas
"Since that time we have purchased lathes, drill presses, milling machines,
about 26 lathes and 9 drill presses from and shapers. Send for latest catalogs.

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9 Car ha rtf Waster Cloth overalls have been a bi^ fa-

vorite with re Dreed men the country over lot rn&re than

half a century —-a great tribute to the better wear and s

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fit
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with flywheel nwi propeller P fos-l 15 ilccbsmo-
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Detroit
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Allant a Modernize Tour Guo! Rinprov& Vc^ui Sc>ore!
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THERE'S PROFIT in ELECTRICITY— LEARN from PRACTICAL ELECTRICS, 51. 00

Wh alii nr Jfbir w*n( la *nU>r tftP HectNcal »* H liurduirnrltlp *F -BSBttrrtal tlrtviA*. mat*rt.
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fixing F-l+H-tj-irjl grHlgati wraund l*if Kdnjk, yau w-ll —JIF In piMlPl! *irnpln, and lnJiq*i*qr-. Send
find Prjcti-r.nl Gincirki -a proT- ta5 !* IflVHlmmt. Tan Il.ec t D-day For a copy at Practical Electric j, the neuly
Cwn find Uia riglit arvEwvn qu-icMy. It give* you the n-ra-niFiae book of c-lvcljrk^ty.

AUTOPOWER, INC., 2125 PINE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

164 POPULAR MECHANICS

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Eighteen yearn ago he hrst radio | lo Ford on xhm greatest naiiga-

rutlgr sy Mien j \\ an- wet up by Fiird. liuilaid.Bui in the inlcrchlofsalW
And a Ford piano made a daring air travel, Ford has made these

1st round- trip High through a snow-

storm from Deadium
guided (Solely by radio.
l

lu Day tun,
patents available to the air traiiH-
port industry without charge.
The radio iwaeon is jus one of
E

The original Ford rad to beacon many important "firatjT* result-

wav essentially that in use toddy. in" from the Ford desire to bene-i
Two sending! loop* were net at an lit the greatest number of people

sen to angle, I ransint t £ i n g & i g na Is in the most effective way.

with a radio beam alternately.
Jrcamcd the letter *'A"
From one was
« . . dot'
Naturally, Ford-built cars ami
1 rucks have profited fully by this

d^b. From lLl oilier, the letter

1
necking for new and better
things. And with the pioneering
T
**N* - . . dash -dot. These signals
in if docked to give the pilots spirit more alive than ever at
for planes! **Oilcourse" hum. Ford today, you ran conliuue
Bartic pd tents have been issued to "expect the firsts from Ford."

EXPECT THE “FIRSTS” FROM FORD

FEBRUARY, 1945

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—GARAGES
FOR MECHANICS
—
SCREWS • NUTS • BOLTS * WASHERS •
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hammer BLOW TOOL COMPANY. Dflirt- ioa WAUSAU, W1S,
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offer by the moktn of famous GEEENLEF teals for
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BUILD YOUR OWN RIDING
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ROCKFORD * ILLINOIS uaSnjr eld auto part*, powered by 2- ILF. or
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C EncEnwl ii 10c. Send yOUr *' Handy ColtulwtVr"
Onnli'n Trget^r ^
te B 11. P. nf gaavert track
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or rubber tircyi ; -will pluw, cultivp.tr,
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ene of above, jwitflid f»T SL.(H)
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Money Back Gup rim teed [

CtPy _ --------- SHAW MFG. CO-p *502 Front St.

fLaitiibure, XflXMl
GC6C HCftil 4Ui it, Columbus, Ohio

165 POPULAR MECHANICS

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STOKER EMPTIES OWN ASH IF

A remarkable stoker already used by thousands
of home owners fits into any furnace or boiler.
Manufactured since I93 4. So automatic ic takes
the coal from your present coal bin. through a
—
j
HEARING
pipe to the furna.ee> going around corners if
necessary. Keeps house at even temperature,,
WERE VISUAL
m
empties its own ash in sealed containers, do coal
to shovel, do clinkers co dig, only bituminous
stoker of Its kind on the market. Send for full
information NOW!
POCAHONTAS FUEL COMPANY INCORPORATED
344 EAST 131 if $Tft^T * CLEVEL AMP 8, OHEO

Here*s -u'hat an improperly fitted

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PRINT ANY PHOTO

on Pa pervCioth ^Leather or Wood
SIMPLE, EASY TO USE
.Mn^ic liquEd Lukes, nnly _ minutes to re*
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Won't wash off. Won't hart negative nr

fabric Personalize your be- used an.
it 'b
looffinEiat Art ptLi-n ^ri ft, Cera plate |
And here's uhat a “personalized”
enough to tramfer 1U0 iiTi4>1<k -only 81.00
fitting with the Neu/
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postpaid, Sent ClO.D. for

CHRISTY PHOTO SUPPLY,
SS 3 S H . Cenlul, c-h Id
Dept. 1010 Super- T ELEX will give you
Experience near- natural hearing as
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TELEX, To usse a Teles is to know the
thrill of restored hearing through scien-
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years

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vitamin
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IT
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HYGEA VITAMIN CO., 2017 S. Michigan A vc. Clip. ........ . + h + l .. . S tat*. j

Dept. 9(1, Ch)Ct|o, Illinois

FEBRUARY, 1945
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Torpedoes Ah Ax/s/
SfHGTV EltkiCdC Jig SttWE UTQ busy torpedoing thv .

the shape rif SYNCEO-miichioed |iprta for submarine,

bombers, tanka* jjufss ^tc. Meanwhile Syncru research F

. ^ozlrii clLhm'h. betU'T -Sjcinrn- SHHtj

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m A prcnixloin belli ;u si cf? f] I n itrefl
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- _k—ifcs. initrikEljani,

_ _ . ...WL 0 *KrlEHifrrt....$ *2 S
m Hough CaaElhii^ Kit 12.30
t H flrl lu n 1*1 f iBlh Bollflr
Dniwldga and Tfistrudloni 0(1 1 .

THOMPSON ENGINEERING CO MUD miost mbhT *

MASCOT SLIDE RULE

A Hts l be [I4>l'Ile 1. Quickly b-dIvim any prob-
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loffJifltlHd nflik FeelplfCwi"^ "f nil BkhnlMt*.

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TAVCLLA &ALf$ CO r> * 3-0 W«t Broadway Hew York 7 , N. Y.

Big Money foi Workers

In Home or Shop
cures your smoJee T.TfTF.NJTED OONaRETT
SFEdALlfTTB ‘wnaibd *™y-
wh«c No experience nw-dnd. Mai a Colaa^ In-jed :^.riprj - -

Ng iLn JilHnr ,-,:Lr:|Jy k.ji.Jh. C .'nnud a £ nwnt-niBtlusJ f’tme-

Uuncy is sprayed am] brushed 5Yello-Bole
n Lcj
ipfy Mu-liiiisa. ntu'siJili-? ,
'

ulr>. ALt. E
.

'flnrnmt
l-rn k -va.il i>p, OtLer bix pnv piajcct. llouklur. -J^uul
Pipes, It blends gently with l he tobacco— sa that Men
3’r#o.
Milj'. national iP’OTTEfli^S OomI^ahv
Lima in Awiry* r »:
the pleasant, mild flavor oi ll joins v kh Hie tuhaceo- Fiii-i. <ffTniw»ot*i
;
1

flavor and aroma, forming she most enjoyablu, sat-

isfying smoke ever imagined in the most wishful
1

hopes for "the perfect' pipe smoko* You don't

have io gel used to a Yello-Bolc. You'll find it en- Ohm's Law
joyable from the start. Army and Navy needs come:
Calculator
first of course— but your dealer is being supplied,
Figures Ohms,
YEILO-BOLE PREMIER *2.50 Watts r Amperes
YELIO-BOLE IMPERIAL $1,50 Volt*... Quickly!
Any Ohm's Law
Problem solved
with one seitin^
of slide. All values direct reading. HVk**5>7
Send only 10c in cain to coiisr coil of handling.

7 ilU\i lr\n * NAMf 70 WHiKtvta roy awl ON MITE MFC, CO.,4«3 ! Flourney Jt.,Chkil 9 i> M, III.
'J ^n& whcn row co-JMf *fOMi

168 POPULAR MECHANICS

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to destroy 'em you have to 'em

Microscopes arc gufisights in Medi- research * the "ever-onwanF' re-

, .

cines battle on bacteria. search that sines lives or creates a

better radio with equal skill * the . .
Optical microscopes, however* a
'thcrE>- when- you- need- t" research i

were not powerful enough to "draw

that gave super-secret equipment to'
an accurate bead" on the deadly vi- iH
the United Nations the way-* - ,
rus that caused influ on zcl. ’1
ahead research that goes into every-
But today, medical men have seen thing made by KCA.
what no optical microscope could They tee what human eyei
bring into focus — the infinitesimal
When you buy an RCA radio or have never seen before I

influenza virus that previously had

phonograph or television set or my Drs, Arthur W. Yunee nnd Jalucj
lain craftily camouflaged among RCA product, you get a great satis- IliUieP, sekrttkt* m RCA Labo-
tr

larger cells.
faction .enjoy a unique pride of
. . ru(orics 4 with Mr, E, W
Eiiastrom
,

ownership in knowing that you pos- ru.'MMfcrfh Director (standing),

This revelation camo about fJUminc the UCA. EUxEfuh Mi-
-h rough the Electron Microscope,
sess the very finest instrument of its
kind that science has yet achieved.
trosoape UtLit liJis VMS
b l-
i ;
l
1 1 1
M
mii^ni-
si up to 100,000 diameters.

developed by Scientists at RCA

Laboratories, And now, having been
seen, influenza may be forced to un-
conditional surrender, saving the
Jivet of thousands each year.
RADIO CORPORATION of AMERICA
Pia N E E R5 tN PROGRESS
Here is but one Facet of the ge-
nius shown bysciontijits behind RCA

FEBRUARY, 1945 169

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DRILL PRESS OWNERS!

HERE'S 1 TOOL WITH 5 DISTINCT USES
Promptly Soothes Torture
THE BARRON MULTI-PURPOSE
Iv
H ROTARY WOOD PLANER
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MAKE MORE MONEY sharpening lawnmowers on the

vhnh knn iiiiiv i Thii rfimrn biikii
* NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED
BUILD A BUSINESS OF * EASY TO OPERATE
YOUR OWN * KEEN EDGE IN 20 MINUTES
Prepare fur the future. Make real muncy
sharpening lawnmowers. Build 3 business of *
youruwn that will produce a steady profitable
income. Lswnmowers have to be kept sharp
to operate property. You can cask in on this
volume business if you start now.
The Ideal: Lawnmowcr Sharpener makes old dull lawn* h

mowers cut like new, NO experience necessary. Easy to

operate. Just set the mower in th<~ sharpener; make a
few simple adjustment^ the machine does the rest. Sharpens
like magic kq perfect edge in just a few minutes. Write
today tor complete details and order as soon as possible
to avoid disappointment.

SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE

TELLS HOW TO BUILD A LAWN MOW Eft SHARPENING BUSINESS

Big Demand for Wood Prices Never as High !

QUICK PROFITS with _ OTTAWA

Log Saw of
the Future
TODAY!

Speed Up Production!
NOW making- mure money with an
Thousands
OTTAWA LOO SAW, You can beat the Isbcr
Shortage with thia powerful machine. Saws th* human
way, only many times faster. Starts easy in any weather,
350 Saw Strokes per Minute
Ai r cooled m ptor-^a
b leasing in winter, N
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or strikes. Many
exclusive OTTAWA
features. Undo
FPUS TREES « SAWS LOOS Sam heeds you to help relieve the nation wide fuel
.. Up Poles end Limbs shortage. No priority needed when you buy an
unDcniamtcombEDitionl 3 in 1 machine, Poes (V OTTAWA. Plan to get yours Bt once!
erythlm you ntt d fast ande&a-y. You car turn wood ”
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OTTAWA MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 1 427 PINE STREET, OTTAWA, KANSAS

FEBRUARY, 1945 171
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Holier West of Rockies and Canada |E pAGE'S MODEL AEROPLANE GLUE
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A New iow-Cosf 18 " Or/ll Press
TTiaf Con Realty Take ft
This New Dura IB* Drill Press has been designed and built lo handle much
heavier loot! continuously than ordinary low-priced unit;. Has many new fea*
tures including] special design for qukk^changing of belts; head coiling sloMed
to provide take-up when wear develops from movement of quilE/ six- spline
telescopic self-aligning spindle that reduces ploy; heavy ribbed cost iron table
and btlie with large machined surface end groove* for collecting coolant; base
provided with "T” slots for hutting jigs; improved simplified deplh gauge.
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No. 2 Morse Toper. 4 New Departure Ball Bearings. Speed range 425 to

2030 R^P.M. Spindle travel— 5 *. Drills to center of IS* circle. Maximum dii-
lance from base to spindle — 49 *. Maximum distance from table to spindle —
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Send for Colalei— shewing law-cost and iniihlpl*-t|5 indie Drill
fiend Sowfj Cirewler §nw* r
Joinlsri, RpulfiFi, Stoop* rs r Grbufirf, the i r Scroll £ Sawi r
FleitEbl*
Shaft UnllSri end Furtntjl* tlnd*^ Drills. Give; fall ipBcrfiicciJiDjK and prFOBj.

Avcirlatr# i? n FriOrJjJti Oflfy

DURO S(D<M
fcUPO iAetai
MACHINE TOOL DIVISION
PRODUCTS CO.. 26<J3 H Kit PARC AVC. CHICAGO JO, ILL

A ISO MAKfRS Of ©OS® MA ft t> tOOl $

PICTURE
RING St.
ULV Jjliulr.',
OonC-IEkn
5*Hd *ia
PJi Iiitti Tiir.i;
Mgnpv] .Ui,.l
inqdr P|-nrn
s.linli:, willi . .
f-tfw
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fiij nnif MKti i%r poitmiTi Milr S-l.lMJ c:»s p*iV-
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Mcinpf tmxk l-^liu- i'r,_ pill] I* and rlotf « s s#
PORTRAIT RINC CQ r ,
Eu-pt, f 441 , CINCIFtKATI. P.

Pvt WE LOCATE BUYERS

far a-nrt lusyn hi-miy N^w
hh|i..':H?i JtiKiii m*piifi»ntir*rij f<ir Inver
IlLIVCTllki'IH
c-£ TJicrli, l
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Ll-i tons? w p. r n >-RFI! imjOTECTlVE DISCLOSURE
_ vMtl
I'URM. PfAcrLptlir O
ii'H ki-ni. ](, ri'Ti ’in.-. d.m .,1 f ujj FnnlmLimi of «ur servLcc* i* jiiVMTton..
NO OEJ-IjI-U ui.-- L‘- A
l-ii lid
|
will do. A«L.;I J.-Kl

THE INVENTION REPORTER

_5£ Iiiaae
:
fewlh F*.i-Fi?id dvpnur Uhkn-n* *3. IMidaiB

BIG MONEY WOOD HOWS

350 Cuts
a Minute

OTTAWA
Turn wood lots into cash help save oilier facie to- win ;
ONE-pMAM
TRACTOR SAW
ha war. Uae Ottawa.— fee teat cutting: eaafceat way.
I

Cuts larfife and a mall lajfs. fella treea, Ttoouaa.ri.iia in

Rae. Built to last with apeqiiil heo-vy kIiIT Maw blade..
PwftlTO BSfetr dutch raOrtKl^rffen fFDman^pciWcrttlie-uff.
OTTAWA MPCr CO., 0227, Forest *«».. Ottiwi, Minus

FEBRUARY, 1945 . 175

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Uicifif
HMl*
Thou# Cleveland M wdel
i stlc
t*ilH
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Supermini*
lb it control Ini
ft*? meiM ctf
CtlC- lfrMCe-!i r.f
j luKlHln'rh-.
I I

kjl ua* yui k

BURGESS
vibro -loot
•li^LII.DO U
git
^LiEir r
Fl-JOI'.-l .
CulMtUF
- -
Min-HirL ifl
^inHWr, * $ioo
/ndis pens able
SEE YOU* DEALCB
FOR ALL TYPES FIRST. In Eufiltr-
i ii if iLlri'rS. >h!'I
of Croft wort JfJe f I if n fnr

CATALOG Ck
V%
ALACK WIDOW NIGHT FIGHTER
An Ijuluhtrlnl TemIIei-
Ito 6R AIINO
Vi
STROKES FEK
Lhiirt-t
$150
fMiJ Behiil
an:-: Uvdvl, Ku C-b T-lSIL

SECOND CLEVELAND MODEL & SUPPLY CO.

4503C1SAn. Lorain Clavc-land 3, Dtilo k If, S. A.

Th* DonnJt&n Kandy Helper soy*:

Writes on aloel .Engrave on gloBa. Misuse
pi a s-l ics.. Slices in t o wcadl
.

n >le u , 1 i
m Wilful Destruction, Plain
rubber, cardba-ard. ctolh.* Tools
lea her. Huamera, l -
or Careless Loss Has No Excuse
H «.
E<:chisels. See

fpo Cd m pi e s
your d tfdttr or, powt
paid on receLot of
rhsek or money or ™^|Lt
GUARD LOOSf tUF SEOORDS WITH

Skntnm'
I

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der. Cirrulwr fre«
M*i d Ifrl
UlachmiBlk
|f p#cial

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GUMMED REINFORCEMENTS
AC SlaPi no ry Depurlnuenl-s Cvcry wlifire

{•L*npiCD*PT p-iwi iqhj

BURGESS BATTERY COMPANY

166 n. Wnbaih Avb nu< Chie-ag 4 1
d SM,
Burpee's
fTiiiiTirrniiiii iitiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ncx VEGETABLES
SpkSilI— to gpE oeqUiJnlfld WeTJ imrl .

you EhrHeB fuLI-sizL* ]ta-i jickEta need/ fc

"fnr Iflc— Temelo, Radln-h, C*rl-»B

B*ni t LetiilJ**+ rJimc tU^nyr
Burpee's Seed Cilulan FREE—
nil Slufr b-.' •t FJawrrt* Vi-ffcCublca,
W.AT1LEE BURPEE CO. _
51 1 Burpee Buildinc, Philadelphia 32. Pa. ;
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(<?rj ill Burpee Building Clintan. \sma

TOMBSTONES
DIRECT TO YOU
Genuine iH^utiful ft 0 G K -
DALE Mcmnmtrtti, Markers,
Sntivfrtetlon or MO-bTBY HACK.
Freight puid. Free catalogf. Compare our prices
ROCKDALE MONUMENT CO., Depl. 3ft5, JOLIET, JtL
SAVE WASTE PAPER
Redesigned for enfemen who E«kr pride ia flood tools, the
new Streamline performs many workbench jobs and iJmplL-
hei flccoraw qn ensuring — both in rb# home workshop mod
on the job, RATIONED MOTORISTS
Ch«ft lJrc«
Entirely
Longer
new
tip for
fflaf vttfi
Mine high quality materials , +
design, but
are at-Curate "teach
J3i iriCULir«ffl£flEl , , *
Now Get EXTRA :
Simplified construction for quicker, nJicr denning and
oiling . , h Easier to insert spare blade Le» frictionaT wenr . . .
S GASOLINE MILEAGE 1

on tape and smoother operation Larger braking surface .

Now you esn get up to eilra. gnaDliiLQ
holds blade steady mileage wir h ft \rcu-mniie tin y^UT r^r-
, Graduation*, On
. . Quicker pick -up, smoother running, ridded
Hwur Ml Wt Ct , Ik.. M- F-J
i

all edge* and both j^VL-iT and pmjLnnafiLiuUlilie uaVliLK^liuatlU3(JLH.cL

USE. IKtl St. In Trt 5*. I.l |
sides, are visible Automatic Supercharge Principle
Briitft: 541 S. spring Sl.lm Aieilw, CiNl.
r from any angle + . . Vacu-matic ra r.?rinriy f Opcralcs on
lever tockon bade of the SuperGiargB prlnrlpln, pnvi'N Iffifl. AUKnsiFLt-
lincl-osed And $3.65 fur 6 fl- Slrecim^
!

case for coo veo lent Ic^Jly pTHTldTa ri be-tter pna EaLxtura. Uimran-
Rlvfi uoto 30^ c-ttnLKrvti iniL^fit.
\
Jins ikd lap® rule arid ipora blade. inside meaiurJcg,, tixd
pow^r and liet ter pE^-dnrsnani a.

FITS ALL
Addreit..... ..... ,.r..,.«......r™r+™_.r,.'
Con i. Lrurf

Tii-wl iml-j? fe
4 if
s-lr
pjff ;fi«
M «Kft.
AGENTS TRIAL OFFER
^d,|i^F«l Uid Every r-ar. tru^k. irrncmv a proapeet, f^crul
WOOP and TAPE R ULES t*4 f0f‘T0r yi- i
Vn
rTj^ iLui.'k' y h.|LnvP.addrpjeNnls pnHtriLnl kirblgEDOUPFIEiSk-r
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,

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Vaeu-matl^ Ce. t T617-1140 W. State it,, WauwatCia 11, Wl*.

ITS POPULAR MECHANICS

 1

INTRODUCING -New Victor/ Model

HANDIWELD ELECTRIC
SoLoj/WfS
RUBBER
AND MOST ANYTHING MADE
OF LEATHER AND CLOTH
VlcL&rv M.m It-I niLi.ilM.Tt'tiS Art UVUliT
• Spreads Like Butter
ojwratM ihvift | iu Tell*, A,C. or
O-C-
cri,
u I

iiijfjL-ur
I L-:i nujijM
I

ivnctd:
DChCT Biro WCLil-
-ccDt-racm ite-
• Dries Hard Overnight
riL-Hin3i.ji.i,M Wild. hJJ mvlJLL*.
JipjI
Km4 q toy wddflr
bOINH, but
[Li

ii'Eu:i||v
:i.ul uh^j rw • Flexible— Non-Skid
DJd L’unl lhJ rMjn— Kfcitc I / 1 tJ" -
1

Ol^il ,1 r:ja r -, HO'B.-cvejrr dll Ei Ln

j'rKiri't it 3 n E^-ncrau^ :;u|.i|_il >- or
1

f.
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• Waterproof— Won’t Come Off
1']^" riris o-ii Lj.- *unpllcd N
oLtli tbr Ounrnntond
not to Liu?, in.. -ii
itri'ai r-- f-ni-.,|- **-.
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H^ HaisiiL'.TErtd uil* wEu-iv.- to
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nprrmin rJfrh*. Eruzii- llRhc

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VVm>tt Longer
i riur home-.
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1
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WOHtatadji,
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1
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*|Wh«r fottchanbcfl r Luvi'niori,
;
Life for
r-.. i : 1 1 , i
ptt, UrtH-r jl “Victor Hod*J ,J
ll:iOi3iwe1fL f.xtw.

SEND NO MONEY EIS.J'l&iKJ.&JP“

I'-M'h
.tbwK-
-LUi.t:.
ilv.-
ii
f-yn

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uaiiJun

Ji4.ll dvl-
„ TIRES
iFIMTi
itu.ib your
|.L
-unii.r nrjw,
And ...
pranipiJy, Easy to 6 te cui s bruises*
,

KUMFY PRCJDUCTSr Dept. P-lte, CiNCINNATfj6 , OHIO worn spots in iites at

&me, Keeps Out grit
/?

and warer. Add hun-

dreds of miles wear to
yourtirci with SO-LO.

This Horseshoe
Riiij?, Hafldmade. Re-Sole Your Own
Hand engraved,

SHOES
-

inlaid with simu-

lated pearly jg a
KNOCKOUT! Easy—at home. Spread on Se^L
Shoeaiid shank of
like butter. Wears like leather.
everlasting Monel
Metal Use it foraUfuotivearp children's
1$
and Krowuups"* A3 h> use So-Lq
GUARANTEED 20 YEARS for taJncoati* boots* etc. Guar*
Supply
MONEY.
is lifflifccd . . « rush your order \ &END NO amtted to SAVES
IYly Postman only $3.S5, plus cscist tat
arul poatagfe, Return tm refund in five days if Dot
delighted. Elate site. Address? 1/001 Repairs in the Home/
AMERICAN JEWELRY C0.
Always wrile your name and
f
AutO/ Farm, Factory and Shop
full addrcge
Clearly When answering advertisements
build with cement composition

«a hz
|..j A £c-n J.jllarh HumeT--.Sc
Mnfc ti- muL, irJt.ft*?, h.ndrtjlnj U«ke
util,
i wf >.>|i.j|dn iniih. AIh, rw.f. w^jT jsd di.v, r E || D
"nifpV!]!i trtiu JpFEu.i, \... jiuj.lIm Hat? ri*ori nmt
i’ rr,Jt' r
w
1 tjA L“y 1W Jd?a^
<s™^.Tu „SSMd±?!T
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ill 'Ijl.ir iLiri. FtH4;lP ^ .J >all‘. *nc

HACHIN!£Sr li.ir.'d.
& am |

N&WE MFC enTEflpmm. Jd willed Wihop ph. K h

SpaciJ, Jl H 0/ (A, V-VJrts ian^hhJ ubpf JJjd z^Jpgri. ,
JV# J,
gOMf IWCUSrapEB. mu fault, g^ th P P[>L p Wi j. NBtbf,

CIGMC EASILY^
k5J
EXPERTLY
PAlWrfD^- LEmi? PATTERNS
‘5il
SHQU/CARDS ^RlTt f Off Fnnj ^YJOHH Fi
ISSML N r
CHICQQQ
RAHN
At*
SI, ill.
| So-lp AT ANY HARDWARE
AND 10c STORE
FEBRUARY, 1945
177
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AM M CO
7" SHAPER
VISE-GRIP
WRENCH
-
pTMJptM H jEhlnr Hi * F Ifiai

Give sYour Hand a

TONGri
Doca vaskt
TTUir*' thlnK-K,
cr. L any other
l-i ;s el

li>ckt?d ih lilt work wit.'

1

ViMa any thine, any Khapc, wLtJi n erip

thsit never uHually H rtnd-V
sl 5 |^- Is
Clamiu Super-Piter. Adjust; We
mn.L
Wrench, Hpe-WreYii.-h,
Tns'Kl^Fress— ALL EN Lifrht, trfrfl,

hand^uDio, Made fine alloy ^ knc '

] |J Lit-i'dr and ID, 2 — 7

r
'

SflM ihruugA Tnol n«(J Dra,,n

;

PtTEftSIM MFS. CO.. Pgpt. C-I. BcWitt, Nebr.

COLD PIPE, CONDUIT &

A wide variecy of jobs
ily,
C^n bt done aecuraFcly, Quickly, eas-
and economically on the AMMCO Shapirr 7 stccike),
f
E
Tube Bending Machines
ConsciLtction intPFl?oriUfiS min^ feaiuros you would 15 Siws and Types Available
expect E<J ftnd oa ly in larjicr, more expensive machines A Jtw
t>f *yt*r Th*tu
..For example: WAYS
of ram, ipqJ head, and Front 12.000 Custuwrfii
l^nry 1. .R^ r
ItxrppKii ni Fhlj^ Wwk. P. r
face of the mum frame are of the ’"VEE"' type, hand '.j I
|

in, r-sN: r.H-ilif. II.-hLc- j.-.: fWMt*eu<-

scraped to iusute accuracy and lftn^r life. Available for 1 i.et"—. rllik-> ,!<’ Phi
k"«ial
' iiT r " j
tfcri crh’ *
rj*ir
«
FVliS dh SuiiK'Ut-' ' '

stationary in»ullatiori Qt as portable unir. rmUiJ JWrftfcT VTt Vt'Qftr.'j:

Frtt /j

Write today fur specificoilons ohd prices ftH liut » N N PC B i «mHC HA C HIH E C0„ I N C.

2140 Commonwealth Am.

AMMCO North Chicago, til
Wori.l'i
n P£Jkrl
L#tt tH Mjt»n(4t*wrt
5 t.. Mottos.

• SEAL OUT DRAFTS

• SAVE FUEL
• BE COMFORTABLE
Externally

KALH-KORD
Caused

ACNE, HT.A.'ChHEAPS, OtLT SKIN, REP PATCHES

PIMPLES
THE NON-HAROCNING lit Pr^tripliorr. SENT ON trial. You rtek o&thinK.
CAULKING AMO SEALING rw”* rr Sfnd for Fm<m- EVinklot nt Dnct. nnrv't fTiFTcr

COMPOUND i
rfitt ary Iqiii|ci.t. WRITE TQ O AY*
Im-J- ;»-i ! ! Mm.
I , , ,
,r- 1 pi!il.ilir. I'.O. |l..f J-; !-
1
.

'Yuli (’flu qui^kll fliirl rjwily flcfll

hove wlndnwi
with Kallt-Kord— nsr
fruini
il

too, in*i Jt
ctrafLu-
M^und
tml
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
wlndiH.i-w Mn

Diitildc.
Neat siktil cVflu In Elm-, Kidk-
knid wralw cirackiii without luuln
^ju*t prnu in |ikr( with linprrR.
Comet in rortVfnkm
Other HovithalA

t t Li
uilil
ii k ltik
door
HinJnu
(/i?i

frjbniir»
OF BACKACHES Thin Old Treatment; Often
pr Will mil n-l;lLfk
liijidn rulli.
Brings Happy Relief
puim nr any furfact. ikM ,
?i not • SriilSnii Mroiiinl
biat li tLibs 41 n aUnr ftuJffcrtte relieve PufffrEng: backache ankle ly, once
harfdalt, eraek, rilip, nr slirink. jhlnlt-H thpy dlacover th*t the real enuae of ibtlr trouble may
Wlilrr proof niid |i|iftffrcrrd by + Hr. A I L II K t T LI " k M be tired kidnep. * ,
The kidneys are Nature's fHk-f way of takmE the es-
,

ItltipcrAlnn chunperw. in wood-

work MjMjiin' * msg aclda and waste guE of tW Mood. Tb*>y help most
/w bv Spar*. Rnrhwrk re-
I S^jilritp uroimd people pass about 3 pints a day.
tnif iiforrs Pnrnl Jfi’p fit- -Yrt, or by k^RClmurJH When dagtu-der of kidney function jir-nnlbi poisonous
ittniJ JrttTTA el^aP matter to r^fniiih In. your blood, it muy cause na^g-inir
backache rhcumutEe pains, Foe p*ine, lOH &f per and
Prpjrt^f oj energy. petting lip rtithla, swelling, ijuftlneas under thi;
headaches and drixineas.
Den't wait! Ask your drueei&L for Doan a VnK nacrJ
PRESST1TE ENGINEERING COMPANY auKtif.Hfiiily by miMEona fur over 4Q year*, Th^y givi? hap-

3973 CHOUTEAU AVI. • ST. LOUIS 1 0, MO. py jcMni and will help the lo miles of kidnoy tubou Pj] flash
out iivitWjnoufl wflBte froni your Vl*ud. Uet Duun t 1 p.

178 POPULAR MECHANICS

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ELECTRICITY FOR ANY JOB

ANYWHERE •CWUHBtef.l w\*rtric *eh¥ic* atnvW-JiFFF. FOR YOU AND
with AK Orton llni^r-C QCH-
1
LTiti r.rg Plant Dnv-an tsu- Qnan built.
-^-^XelC.lJ-asalil^U iM^.nrf, Ihe-Mr -ptitoLr
pluiti ore at pingti-unit^ c^mpict e,p.
“ And liundjf <rcna,L--UCtiert. J«lt-
Tbr-lli
Medal*
typ« at bUrvi-TM.
r-'iniin fram JSO le
YOUR FAMILY
13.CD0 Wulfci.
fta-i I no
n, c
ix^m IIS 4 GSO voiti: §0,
types-
cjffiH, liri'jl* tr
c SPIEGELS BIG SPUING
llirce-pli.tip;
HOD
4O0-.
£?£l* r i p rib V
phA^#: a|«i inc-ClAl
ill!

|
J
AND SUMMER CATALOG
F iq ^ r n r
r' 'J t D-C. I .

*yp*l frOnri A to-

40 DO
fjfff
valid. Qu-ul valE-
type* .v. rt il^hilr ,
SEND FOR TOUR COPT TODAY!
write f(u- p n-ginFiT.no
LLhi.i F.ta n-r-c or -u ttii l-e| I

litt-TltUr*.

S-Er-n fi
ON AN
W.ONAN tathNS.^r.rj j
V-r. J ri*^h-T|..Apjli». fi,
Uuy.,1-
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INVENTORS, SCHOOLS, CRAFTSMEN

BRONZE FOUNDRY b
i'£ain nvn.LI*|>l& In limited qiifort Ity
wltliDuE priority. Or>tarfr filled in npnii^neb
M
recjl Veil, IN V KN'L'OI? H
PMITSHEH lam-
-SOI U.H ILS
FO UNT Pi [[ YETTE ior
— —
an-iikinff r J ii,iliipH quickly far n*,-iv ifis-ra--
llusia* fat fn«tPuetl«n. uiid KgnnmL
s iir-
POW. Onicr now fop ** r \y delivery. Threa
sre uvailnhln e^js-iitib uE Miiliin£
bianzfl f-.-|.miri|j;.n D | | ini, | fi ]»u uihIs ,
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AC Dr DC citrrpj- required, ft*r op^mlirin, Write for olLnutay.

DOk 602 2, Dept. P-51

Kansas cpty b specialtie& co*
Kiin^fls city h Mo, \
REPAIR CRACKED
BLOCKS AND HEADS- Tb|jfoiff £ Sft.jieg* sgl-ePos ri divided !n-1* -5 -ComplaEa
EaU-mal and iralpmal bok>. in blorfc.q,, cy]- $ bopping Seel on l.
kndi r* and Valve penis quickly anil i ily
vmtb LUsOO PLASTIC SHilL, * A Feslircfl-Ri-ghF Slc^e for Women
SO day Service Cue re- n teed rpr tout mnne-y 1

* A Cfimplele Deparlm^nl S^OTt fw ChlEdrort

bntk. He nd nennsy 0?(4CJ- Or # *% aa
4: III.- 1 -
u for full pint^—i:-n MifiPli I * < «Uu A Waor ood SpgrFlng Ovods SfOTV
Jpr jm'-vruge repair . . Wi'n^pai-? A StyJa^CorilfiMrl Home Fornlshings Slijre
C F, LUSK CQ., 46 ZO EUCLID AV£. f CLEVELAMp 3 OHIO ,
Compiale HardwurSf— Fornh— AuFo Slcirv
* Over 40,,ODD Iivitm ef Mafshflrdisfl
Wander. Tone NOISE ELIMINATOR
your Hare al SptaOalj- yoy fiava ibroo eonwonrent ways tp
J|LH[ nltnell Ln
nil
THiLIo <]fiM;>, nkinrl, in-pv+l
L'ujny reran cl on (th** (rom mAiruclinif
nol'ei. .scant -^n-M-n.ioy S K.vy ('. litlpu VDc-’plun
—GOFsiog
buy C-atK, 30 - Day Chg
give*
Tilfta Parma^t. Tbit
Pm "!-i mi- >,m-hi r_i>hc nnd wo'lL atiid thoheikjIhI, full d-rrail* ef 1h*se Ihree plans,
KuLUkiJ J3I n lor TeCUtid if eiuL rft. liul.Uxl, Al yrtiundcebledly hiivw, Fhart 1* on axlramt tbt'F-
»mreii-io« uoHwt. c,.u* mip.cufLah.ni.wtt.iii, ege of paper vnd far Ihis reoson rha ngmt>#r *f rola-
logi w? wer* a bia to pcinl Ihi^ coming season Jiaj
bo«n llrtnlte-d. This make-5 1J mgtF Imp-ertyinr Ihol wa
snnrf CstFologi only ta iu biFanli >>l people wbp QJ*
IrtFpecifed fn shopping of Sjjii'gfjlt.

tl>is- reason, w« gr-R- ptkiftia Voo lo be %ur$ f| l|

ovl all ihe quesMons oo tb* siioched CaFalgg: RequesF

Ce^pofl. ivur oiKwen will be kepi striclly cd?nfld frnlPaF.

2 or 3 vinca mill prod isc* enough CHICAGO SP I E GEL ILLINOIS

taraatocs for the average Family,
Mew BURGESS CLIMBING
’ CATALOG REQUEST COUPON
'uteMPHif-EBap He wo to -DM-WST D It quexhonx b«lo^ flflj mail ip SPIEGEL
TOMATO r^ptttly gfuwn to 3.
INC., 1061 W. SiFh ST., CHICAGO 9, ILLINOIS, tg your
li-ci^ht of 10 lo l& Grow C-epy ef Ihe rew big &p£#g^| Spfing and Summer CaloFog. IF
^nprrlad. cuswers must op pi/ hutbend.
on t roll Eh, aid e of houti^ <?r bnm
or as a bu.^h in Kordtn. EcatLldnJ 1 . Whal kind ef V^eH{ dv yaa dot _
crimson, sniid, meaty fruits of
vitality-, Some weighing 2, Dole hired by 3. How long h«ve you lived
*VDT present am elovera pra^tel addreix?
2 lbH. eacls. Tlifi m&st pro-
ductive’ of n31 tom;icy«. Trial
[nronfhl ^agr)
pacfceL 10 c —
for 25 c r pgs tpaid, J. Dp you own Room
yg^r lip-nel Rent? o home? eu^iide?
CASH PRIZE CONTEST 1

(of fltKE Garden Book

Si'fcHJl
Nome
jdvinR f ul Idetailg about CASH
PRIZES to Erowtra. of t±iEg Addren
wonderfui tomato,
Tnwr> Stale
BURGESS S£EU & PLANT C0 B
BE SURE TO ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS
SIT C*Tm CLALE 5SURGL MICH. M20-I1

FEBRUARY, 1^45
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The original,
fit -your- hand
tool“ today’s
finest. Does pre-
cision work on
any metal, alloy,
plastic, wood,
horn, bone,
glass, etc.

A WHOLE T00LSH0P IN ONE HAND

The gky '3 the limit with the Ha ndcc. Itg usefulness
10 in 1 Handy
is ag extensive 3 a the number of quick -and -easy'
to-changc accessories you own— there are mere
than 300 in the Chicago line to grind, drill, polish*
cut* rout, carve, en grave,, sand, saw, etc.
Because iVa perfectly balanced and weighs only “1 .1 I 11 1 rSUTT. .

1 2 ounces Lhe Handcc is the non-fat iauing" tool. * f LA HD frll LAHDRATQRIES

5 4 'j Yu RAOdcItih St, Cnic-.jc i. h
Operates on AC or current at 25 OOO r.p m. DC h
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With 7 Accessories, Postpaid £18.50 WHEN YOU BUY FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES ASK FOR
to all who have Priorities, u
EVEREADY" fttfSH dated batteries
free new £4 p age CoMitf Jl ,,
k
at tamptete Chtea go line, fht aB^^ £rt^TOrfT thi r^hsltrpj [fki-rntfli t[ HElfenal Ciffan Dd. h Inc.

CHICAGO WHEEL &MFG. CO. WINDOW SIGN LETTERS

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LETTER W
METfllLIC CO., H. dark SB- Chicaeo tl

fro. 000 AfVGLE VISE! For Tractors

fet MULING— ORfLUNG —GRINDING — woc-J sAwEntf
FITTING— Fit fNG Jfa^t w?nJ uwaiy. Cmicfrt
truHiKh ffwd tfr'PBy
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floweni, jewjjlTv. IiriU'# -- i.iS Tin^if, ftJ-
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Chicago tool a mb engineering Co. LOJ.:k c*y poofiaff^.

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180 POPULAR MECHANICS

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Globe

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do
precision

work IMPQtTAHT: VV l:d>n rt/ifr’-PJiij e.i.

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MlLUNG VtSi^liTwJwiii,
Compact replacii-Dhlc jaw pldtea.
Jiiwh V u" WSA|, 3“ i-jfwnLiiLj.
Rugged Construction, | hi"' llnd'fp, Ldig-fet sixes
available.

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DIVIDING HtAH.
Immediate Oelntry Prin.-iaion buiM.
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fW prod-uccc precision pcih ai hiqli
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End Mill HukJbjin, VurFeui* i-inra,!

Globe products manufacturing to,, 3310 rosertson boulevard, ws angeies si, California
WE MEND men by auto-matic
FibreAdjimnblc ms & legs For F<i5fer, Handier Work
IVLtTl Scut COMFORT flOrKETf^* GaiH W Termj.
TRUJISISSj. KACKB^ SOX. SITITSara, aho Full DvMilw-
WORM AM CO..
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by n H]>£N-i:il balL-lork.
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txTrn Ubld^s ^.75 each* Ask
your dealer or write* Dept, J.

PARK METALWARE
COMPANY, Inc.
Orchard Park, N. Yd
*
buy ANOTHER WAR BOND— KEEP THEM ALL

FEBRUARY, 1945 181

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AmaattUf ottatuhf,

ADDING
MACHINE Ngtihhnd
ter
make
n*rr.
Bcetct ikJs
for bet-
skiing Choose
Skis, de-
(2a*t Be G&vued. signed An4 pfffHiuc«{ by ftwa
who ittow pood skis. wljinwJ fur Con-
Built fur nction-,
NorchJ.md 5 arc ebe choice ot world Jamotts skiers.
iw QJ&U pocket trol,

adding machine Offered FREE for the First Time

Get Hcrthrand's fcvnoui- 49 page SkE Manual tREL Edited by
ONLY Han^iti Sconc’d Er—fu II at helpful ifclmg tips — ETJ IHudra-
tlpns, Sign'd pps-ICQ^d Eod-BY. [Offflr n&t apply dw in Carwdw]

NORTHLAND SKI MFG« CO.

*2 95 MEARIAM PARK
tFtfr/t/’j
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$&i Mrttufitrturtn
SAINT PAUL 4 MINNESOTA ,

PQSTPArD
73 n SHAVES
MWmm
FROM 1 BLADE
AMAZING NEW
AMA7IH& OStL
ABSOLUTELY BLADE SHARPENER
New 1-ln'n-H-r.i-r f nr fiR nn.ik-.nr
rj oi dge riLio-r
ACCURATE : !
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Yef Weighs On ly 5 Ounces 1 n'i h ii.'PiL L li'&ilpi-i rr Vi-J Lirocy H! AIlMIKRPC.L
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put the figures down,.

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divide, as well as add, r TV TODAY S HEAVY- DUTf
• Metal construction for years of service.
TAPERED ROLLER BEARING
1
Haven't you often wished for ft handy
son With Mar* i.Md-Cif vying RaiF^rs
TYSCPI BEARING CORPORATION ^MASSILLON, OHIO
3 device like this . that you could take
itt!e . .

with you ANYWHERE

on the road, in , . .
TRAILER GUILDERS’ PARTS CATALOG
the office, at home or in the shop? You can
get one now * * Business man student, .
p

houpeivife cverycm-e fin da this hiindy, jtuh rum ecd-

accurate little Him- him- weeful . . . ORDER YOURS r-'nprlr iPIkni ini
jf«..trkr!i.MA«. fir
TODAY.
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til :
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Why worry
WORRY?
mid! Buffer any
longer If vro can help you?
LEE SPECIALTY CO., Dept. PM-7 Try a Broolu Patented Air
lin* 3*10, HcfK, Mnrt, Chicago 54, 111.
* CUKhSau^ Tills mafyeloun
applitnce for moat forma of
MAIL COUPON TODAYS— reducible rupture hel|>ii lju-i-d
nearly every ru]>turu: securely
LEE'S SPECIALTY CO.. Ocpt. PM-7, ftnd ftencly—clfty And nlffht—
SDH 3530 *|df», Marl, Clii<_ai*u 4-1 III.
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P 1 Din pii-L-lHMlnlf S2.S1G d Svpifc C.O.Ji. i- in % pwCkcv
^anda mudo happy. Light,
neat'flULn^ h finrd pad?:- or ntfff sprluga to clinfo
SAME . . . . . . ,
or goilgo. Made for men. Women and children.
Bumble, chftap. S«nt on trial to prove It, Never
A QSREXI a ... ............. a ..... j ............... . .
mM in stores. Beware of linltatlijns. Writ^ for
t'^ee Book on Rupture, no-rlfk trial order plan, end
CtTY * STATE - . ,
proof of ri<aulta. All Correspondence Confident lal.
P LI ASS P WlhlT PLJlilHJtT
Brooks Company, 15fi-D State St Marshall, Mich.
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162 POPULAR MECHANICS

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DECORATE Your MODELS and PROJECTS

GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL, COPPER
with
If you have a hobby a home workshop you — —
this new battery model Warner Electmplater. Easily
and quickly, you^ nclcciroplaUL rertdcEu. And project*- you ran
nepEate worn articled, XauceU, tools, sil venvare* etc. w\ h bean-
REPAIR LEAKS AND CRACKS
c

The TOOL of include lO's 14" Control Puri/Variable YOURSELF with

A 101 USES Vol taga KepfiJatijr, Work and Hranh Ttr-
£ 1 itui 1 b» B.i l ery Connectors* Patented
Bn proud of NYLON-LUClTEElcctrolyLictrusli with
your work
ELectropfcato
models.
i>ur
4 Anod^g. Ail pficcspary emwlies: Electro-
jus (fcnjc Compounds lor GoJd Sliver, Nickel
Lopper— al^o Dcgreascr. Cleanser. Instruc-
h p
SM0 OTH 0 N
I) c t o r a t e tion Book and Wiring Diiigriim. Qel nmn furt Nfl, 1
metal proj- from y&nt hobby niuke - t

Bds. Hcptate yaur workshop comfrltts* m

worn objfcla. order your battery I iiiiWLEfle
*2E&$g*I
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A iOU'LL find it easy
ltrt Easy! Irtcrfd Warner Electro-
J '
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plater ONLY
> 19- 75 , shifiijlfiK I large CQltecL
«„ J Q
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WARNER ELECTRIC CO. ferlS^ plumbing and
D*pt.A-tfl r -3f9 H* Mkhlsin, Chfcjfr* 1+ III,
heating systems, autos, household
equipment, utensils, tools, etc. with
S Smooth-On No. 1 Iron Repair Cement,
STOP LEAKS ivaff$ floods Stops leaks, seals cracks, tightens loose
CTTrt.ll- .IIP ?Ucrn tliuis^ Knct
3 ur-lI I ikific AtiflgMijifil iMflSTOP- bolts, screws, fixtures.
IT ^uink-iiCtLar.Bf, wiiterprruif
unirifc! nig
miLtc-rlnS. Simfily mix with, vrntuT and aip-
pLy. Kf-tfl turn I PiCiil prrmnvi-ojLN itl your Easy to use— requires no heat, no spe-
ctealtr or UTltfc direr! Kt-ncL for friw fotiok- .

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[, "HtiUlJl.'tioL-J HiiLtJi in \\ \ir Time/
1
cial experience. Applied like putty,
Tamms SILICA CO.
b£tt. 5- 301 ,
2.2 h N- LuSjhI. *t.. Chpcago 1 , til.
hardens like metal. Get a 1 ^ 4 -oz. or
PIN-UP GIRLS 7 -oz. container of Smooth- On at your
FOfi ADULTS
(pcihc-t iiu^, ThriUinB ^ hmth-LiUcuv life-liLt neighborhood hardware store, Or if
tenutic* that will ma hf ywr h-rinL ikifi
Thr kind youILke! 10 cLiffKmit STN-UPS orat for
necessary, write us direct.
Glk nr ‘i.'l iHAtiirUNj for $J. Shipped L m plain .

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trdiif, Ko iitmpfj
fCUDKI, DfipL P-21- I
Repair Handbook FREE
6 w[ 26 ,G- PdXfoY.cd 40 pa^cf. 170 dia^Yajni. Clour,
EGmpIgfrSx simple cf fractions tar

NEW TYPE GAS SAVER UJS types

veniuntly
New
of hniiiff
indexed.
erfeus.
repairs.

Free for your

Cun-
Short-cuts.
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and Otfdicss on the coupon,

Smuath-Qn
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^OR AUTOS— TRUCKS—TRACTORS Mffl. DepL. 3 T,
N^w STD CcmOTiurtjp-ivr Jrrs-ry Oily 4 , H, J r
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bwCh oil rf ilti-; Ll

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Kiisy to jib-11- ranney male- ONLY
Send il-DO fw
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pOHtpulil dein^lhH Lrifltar ur order
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= on no All before 1?24 and for 1929 and 1930. =
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Camplele *efis of Simple* Piston Rsngf are engineered and
packaged ;d ihat ary handyman can eatily re-candirian liii own
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MANUFACTURERS OF PAINTS, PUTTIES, PLASTICS

FUNK UNTO WH ROAD PLANT, BALTIMORE-ft, MARYLAND

SAVE WASTE PAPER *

FEBRUARY, 1945 105
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.LARGE
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WAR BARGAINS
HUNDREDS OF SENSATIONAL VALUES
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DECORATE TOUR DEN Oil LODGE neMiCeedB the supply ju-^e. now, Thip. bm'khig of buel-
MAKE TOUR OWN HUNTING KNIFE uritl ELecasriitatii jl jfi-yulLy jjicrciiucd. uuI-dji Inrcn
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BRUSH PLATING OUTFITS POPULAR MECHANICS

far rt-plAlliig articles In 111* ha me and
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PUT THIS "WAR VETERAN" TO WORK

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A ^ndtl 2 Mo(o-Tuu.L developH a *fieed At apnraslnyktely
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torn. Weljthlfi only If? Atr Hhai>L-rf to lit th*i hand,
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HOW TO ORDER
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Kit NO. 2 unih 31 T- * n ul HR-riHP<>rir1 -HH.
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America 1
? oldtFt lt>dy|try “-the flihlng Indum-
i ry— hqi betieflted In peace and In wdp from
AC'i eaiy plan far maintaining spark plug
effklancy. Regular cleaning and adju»lninnt f
by AC method*, have helped rhauiandi af
the Ashing Industry * mater Iruclu ta tpOvd
1

their perishable atrgoe* to market or can-

nery* Warn plugs, oi ceurte ere prampflyP

replaced twEtfi AC's far trfwwf r^UobHlfy*

Thus, another of America’* evienHal Indus-'
irlei shews you haw to conserve year trans-
SHOW YOU HOW portation,— ha voyeur spark plugs deemed and
]!(*« Jir<! ds p]niLH (.hut will rnaTsIfl
ad|ustad every 5,000 mlfe*, and In stall AC’*»
yuu to aavo niuiuy <in j-uur uwfl
iveldiBK njbd In m.ilii- iiLnni>y i>n
juba. On top rsf that, a af tha right Heat Range For Fasfuy’* driving-*
krawlodjro WrhllllK i* & VuLu'
liblr Liny'v.-hijrc.
whan the eld plug* have served lhair term.
Pl*n ft; Are WrSrier frohi r>Ld mala
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U tl nmii-a.
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Plan 29 e PurtnhLc; tr.iEUifoeneijr Art

Wtldtt for tuc on ] 1(1
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PI*H ftOi TrjmtrTurtucT Arc

for iLKr- o-O 110 nr ±'sl\i
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Plan lb: Spot WrhU't, furmlMc
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Plart 3-Ze K|ir>t \\ tLdrr fur halid Unp;
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Plan 4ft: Carbon tltL-troda wtiktair
fur ILplit h-. + lALrijf,, brnz«-
3 -OK flIHl e-uldorinp;.
uLcji on battery.
PLANS SIMPLE-
NO EXPEHIEMCE needed
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REMOVES ALL FINISHES

tHKi-HEriP ,1’lr
type samp-paife remover qwdtfy
w Lifts off patnl, erramel, vamishj jhdioc,
facqvef,, bakelile end oftier synThefic
resin. (Removes emulsified TO sin
finises.

TOOLS water pocnFS, faa. } Stays wel longer —

slays put an yprrght or overhead uur-
fates —
*Fnp* clean, quick One coal
usually enough (apply wiiti brush or
also make friends spray). Contain^ no ben^aL odd Cduslk,
alkali, of wax —
hormlest ro honds,.
F

I pi i fcr* Hf.n- ntfiTi bnslEeSj. surface gripped. All ji^e* (pinl

Vast throngs of uew workere, 65c J cl paint and herd ware stores.
trained in war industries, have been I iiirHIEif JREE CIRCULAR
1
using “Yankee* Fine Mechanics’ Tnuls "How to RwrtvD Pninrs, Yar-
nisfws, Iccqu^rs, ere.'' AEio ds-
for the iir>t time „ , . mastering fresh icribei dihcf Snvogrnr* Prod- rfTi OnoppeJ
wets: tftnvjH i&yrjr Cl-icner.,
trade skills which will stand them in tract: Filler, Wood fUliy, Re--

good stead in the peace years to wat- mqMflr i B-'e-arfier (.rene-WL

floor* PaifiL Brush Cl-fton*^
They have learned what skilled MO )p

C aid loam 5 papU*| £<30 fi

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long known , . - that “Y—

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0 Oil GE FT. 17, •PSTOn in, MASS.
complete innumerable
ier,

demand
and

emergency, your dealer

better* Eecanse
for these tools durin;
may not
SAVOGRAN
be able to take care of your oeed^ but STRYKEZE
keep asking for “Yankee" by name. For IN f Vffty MU-lQtltmP MOM t WORKSHOP
half a century! the ingenuity of Say yet* mv it tft Por^vtar Mceh&nieaf
"Yankee” Tools has ect u high record
m speed and accuracy. The war has STAR Staple GUN
served to underscore that record. For t^dilni insulfetlon, uplisHitry, reflet
JtiMfei, shelf paper, riccDlulIvni, Etc, One
tyuid squeeze
operated,handle, Jus!
YANKEE" SPIflAL SCREW DRIVE* HO, 130* drift rJnht where jeu
twin point tacks
a Sira it
r Ewiy Prnro want tJiem, Tack where pnu can't twiig
a ha miner. Alw»y± nwfy. ns spilled ticks.

’YANKEE" TOOLS Red H Twist Drills

Finest steel, perfect paints, supremely accu-
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make good mechanics better craftsman. Set of 29 drills Irani l/lfr" to
yi* In handy case. Write far prkts and
North Bros. Mfg Co +i Phfla. 33, U,S. A. (WJttt of nianit illsljihutnr*
Eslobh$htid 1080 Sa me turlttry still ml faille Is hustierr.

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GET THE IMPROVED SUPER DRU GRINDING AnACHMENT

l/51 u
-x
Sharp*™ drill* horn up to l-l/l* dknmfiltr, GHrtd* ofd drilfr
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***
Will
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Pays for itself the first week

WHEN YOU GRIND DRILLS WITH THE SUPER GRINDER
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198 POPULAR MECHANICS
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1
Nlw '/lb, PATTERN
*
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fit*’ SERVICE
A AA A M A.JL AA AA AA A
FULL, SIZE PATTERNS for making furnicure., hou^h^ld
rqujpoicnh Cabmen, (ojs are n-u» available through L
Arias. They work like temp] arcs in airplane eormnicsiofi
eo lime &n4 insure accurate workmanship.

NO 3 STEM AVER KUCHIN UNIT

This is a handy piece of furniture
for any kitchen, It's the wme How to make a good crack-filler
height as rhe usual "working"
Shelf. Note the roe-roorn, nay
storage companmcnT, and gener-
ous shelves Jor oversize appliances
H ERB'S a ow^CMt fill-
I

er for building up
loose joints fill ifig gouges
char are so hard to put pway r

The Allas pa tier n will help you Of tracks in furniture

make it quickly anj e^ly. Pri« and hundreds of other
S .50. uses.
Mix 1 measiiteof Ca^co
56 FOLD A WAY GARDEN CHAIR Glue P-uwder with 1
The whole family will enjoy pleasure of water find let
this comfortable Chair during
rhe pleasant summer tnornhs stand for 15 minutes.
niitdEMHrs-It is also handy in Then add it to a dry mixture of 1 14 measure* of

rhe basement game room :i$ sifted sawdust* 14 measure of flour* 14 measure of
it takes up little space when whiting. Mil to n heavy paste, using ii measure
folded. This is a real fascinal-
of denatured alcohol to smooth the filler.
i
ng project. Price S .2 5-. Round the filler OFT slightly above the work to
allow for alight shrinkage. Finish off with sand-
Order patterns by number, in dosing earner Cash, paper when dry.
cheek or money order, Price includes mailing costs.
Pattern envelopes show many other useful patterns
available at low cost. Casco Glue has a 4-paint advantage
ATLAS PRE5S CO. PATTERN DEPT. Unusual strength. Casco Glue hardens end
Dipt. A -3, P. O, Ron 74, P teaio tilv ille, N. Y. form a bond of remarkable
sets chemically to
s&mgth ^d toughness.
"WONDER” Creator durability* This glue is highly resistant
ELECTRIC BUTTON to dampness, heat, and age.
Mwl H-lrirU (HlLT.-lTH #TPT Easy to mix. Cases Glue mixes readily with
MnliH yt ^ .
'*»
^ TbUdLju- A i..;.li|i*r ri|.K..,,r- Jr.
cold water * , no heating problems*
I

rail jruuj viiim ur mi . rrAinh l'w,.,i|,i hi'-' .

dbfejp nf luf ipipw npvrjmnUL. fch tlar Ii raa, 1» #t**
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aJj bratahE. s*hE |<-.-^l -r jmI fur R Economical. A Casco goes a long way,
little
BUCK HHL COMMKy. 11*. *i*< An nf , HI. Mix it as you needThe powders if tightly
it.

covered, lasts mdefinUdy*

Modern Wonder Plastic
jjgQQ For special outdoor johg and water projects,
specify CascBjnite— the completely waterproof
plastic adhesive.

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Complete, supply of Lucito plastic *h«tf, Attractive depipme,
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1 Yon can get both Casco Glue and Cascamitc
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stores.
hardware

Stake-: your own Lucite novelties, costume jewelry. Ideal

gift* tot Xmjis. birthdayu, etc. HOME. EARN MONEY AT ptmi
Sell to your friends, $15 to today f nr f
ree
worth from J1 Kit, Snlis-
faciiuEL tfuaranieEd «r money refunded. Clel ll supply uf the Caitfo prnifree
UoOkleta and fret
Wonder FlaBtic Send NOW!
linme and eddrsBa with ymv Gluing Guide con-
SI to Plastic Homecraft Co,. Ikrpt, P F 4 111 7 West WashlrLC-
taining. 8Dhnnsc-
tnn BpuInvaT d, Lob A ng eles LI, California.
hold UlMinAhfnt*.
Addrc*»: Cmaeln
o o Decorative Comp Huy of
America Dept. r-S +
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Decalco mania
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330
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ne
1 rans Ter*
I mv*rr r d Designs of a-H Si Era Jr
iW^FiowetHh, Fruity
Birds, Does, Hofce
urtrt, 5hipa, Juve-
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Patriotic, In lay, Bard era, I tilt in t* r
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furni-

BOD Illustrations In Color sent for 25 e* Itadui'l ibk on

Aral order of IUW- up r L* C* WFLL&, p*pt. PM-&2,
CASCO Casein

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fun for
EVERYONE
WITH THE

Be the "LIFE O'the PARTY"

Il»ve fiiti. Be tJi* crrlier of nnradEds
tHti thia c-P-Hj-io-pJay
Flute. Sweet FI tile- like tone. Pin?- nlunr,
or in group, with aing-era, tuEtar &t other
InatrametiUi, Anjroneuji n slick fcy mnnUrUr
Th? "D'usrltsfc
1
'
hruish huA u. reSef^ i^if ill ili hack. v-Tiirh

EASY TO PLAY, Yea. aJmont » holds Athiirln, a scientific ally compounded sweeping fluid.
, .
cany hi whiittinr b tone. Juat blow for The center row of tufts Js connected so the reservoir. Dur-
tone, finger for notet, you can't mil*. inK the proceis of sweeptnj? ih^ Arbi Erin fe^ds -shrouph
Eight tone ho lea gift: full chromatic "cak. Eh-rse tufs$ and moisten f K\vty particle; of duSE It COAUCIS.
Low pfke. Cifry in pocket or punc. lnst«f»d of flfruticig through the air. the dusr is converted
Get this FREE PLAYING into the most evident sweeping compound.
GUIDE
Send coupon for internal- Tests have proved that "Dunltsi" sweeping reduces
ine playing guirie with she number of bacteria, normally in the air between sweep-
coHplet£ pluying inctnic-
iLdpo and ifio pde, See how
ings, as much as 97 per -Cent- The *lso Wih
«WF it is. Am&xe joar
friend*. Ideal Xenia
^ cues labor and material CO«l in half.
GUARANTIED — Duse less brushes are used In hundreds of
gift. At all good muaic
atorea. But mall f\
ofii<e¥, factories, schools injtifutbnj and are Tky
coupon today, urieoodilEo Rally guaranteed met't yOur Ice'Ll ir^niLfntn.
til

Prompt shipment o-n AA-5 or higher priority rating. Write

for styles „ $iits and prices EOilay.

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EVER KEEN KNIFE

Makes Modeling Easy AMATEURS GET
Thorn's no letter Knife l« aJTpIflii? ijumHIre c1i*n “PRO" RESULTS WITH
X-ACTU. >Ij 1h>s your IwkIkii Jrtfi &t+ni cu*y-
Id rtC Lnon laie inmL
l>i-s Lj^ni-i
cunu-rif
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In A diJTLt.
jjTDoaci mi-J
One coat of
*nt black* Ten rich Ijtj* At cmt^Limb ... a
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hlfidr. Viiii' 31 iiLEihc tu'lld uiihMk In, lv?f
thne " Jlh
Nd, f
X-ACTO nerfcern ]»lK-p:i.
X-ACTD knits Pen HrIlL dfllrtr#
HOrt. mtaiplSlEi WlXll OM blaJD.
PIASII-COTE
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, r mulijIl'Lc
JkiiuliEir
with
Sl-!
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liini!li:x 12 bEndrs.
SDc
the paint of tomorrow-today!
li.r-D NS. B2 FI'L'til
. . ur*hlGB rhesl
3 fiamikE aiuL 12 lilmk*s.
AMAZING RESIN-BASED
At your deafer W Ortfw rffrect.
LIQUID PLASTIC PAINT—
WASHES Flim- Cote AAA is a triumph of modern
Ha Hu.
LI KE chernts try—a resir>b*sed painc thai ] ers you
give your home. Interior and Exterior, a
TILE beautiful plastic finish that is tough, fadc-
ptoof* waterproof, andresisiajit gojh *nd
fumes. HiTs remarkably durable paint is sell -Leveling and
leaves no brush marks. So, amateurs get the same fine tesultS
as a master painter. It’s refill 7 fun to apply and helps you —
cut your decorating bill almost in two.
OME COAT of PbstE-Cote AAA covers any klnd-pf&urface—
wood, wallboard, bricky stusrco. pjasiei, even old waJ [paper,
RI-BtADE TO It has exceptional hiding properties and
ND.
FLF-SHARPEN ONLY does nor chfcp p chalkj crack „ or peek PJasd-
C-dec AAA* being a true plastic* canmi bw
X-ACTO crescent PRODUCTS CO.
440 - 4lH AVENlJf, NEW YORK. 16 Mr V* r
$750 ihifimd by
like surface stands
uvtter. Itssmooch, porcelain-
inmimefable washingsi

PER GAL. MONEY-BACK

GUARANTEE
Use^Sqfr of this liquid plastic paint. If not
delighted with results, return remainder
and receive full re bind.. Order for cash,pOS(-

M§-''
-*''"*-1 x 1-u.T- I
1 ' L -J h
Jj-.tJTnr.i, J-u-l-i. TL n

and 3 shades of Green. Specify cotor and

wherhet Interior or Exterior— gloss, semi-
EVERYTHING in RADIO and gloss or £ai. GaL covers 300 sq. ft,

ELECTRONICS for War Train-

ing, Maintenance or Repair
74se PI ASTI -COTE FLOOR FINISH
Haw Pla«tlc B e«uty-Tr*atm • nt Bueiishas Waxiot-
New Remanee and
fi-F
Nlskta Floor* Gl«sm and Sparkle
Ceil Winding CALCULATOR
Plasti-Cot* Float Finish ban Eshes waxing ftnd polishing,
1

Easy to usel For fast

gives bard g ossy duxahle J] nish to Ji noleym,
I
3 h her, concrete* w
asphalt, taJe, cork v^ood— a-li surfaces. Non-slud. Resists alcohol
accurate determination ,

of resonance factors and boi Ling warer.cigarerte burns—even lye. Apply it youtSelh Qr,
coll winding data. dcies average kitcheo, 12 colors and clcar+ per gal.
No- 37-055. Postpaid. S5 c,

RADIO’S FINEST BOOK VALUES PLASTI-COTE CAR ENAMEL

v / Ghr* Your Cor a Gloaming
SpeciiEI| |Hrp*rc^l to rid lidk' tuning ill Klioojl
fuhnduHF^ Pul] of Vilul hl-f <bla. Sold tor ill ii*!
Factny-FtiEb Lustra
+ fc

RvdloFwrvnulai and Dela (kus-kN*. 27-7 JJ. l<h& ,

Here s a car enameJ ttiai s d ifferent from anyocher
|
Blclianwy «f fidadlfr T«rrYti N*. 37-751 , IQ< , ^you've ever tried—a real plastic painr Ehi^r isiien-
Radl« OtfVkHflftdtart Ha. 37-7*1. 10c . ihle and covers better and wears longer. One
RhJIr BuikW H^mlfafleh Ha. 3T*75&. lCk ,
coar covers the old: finish. Withstands road tat, oil, sun, salt
nFTppliflad Rerih* S*rvi cIau Na. 37-7ii . 1 fc . .

wager, salt air, alcohol, boding water, sleet, and snow. Quart
Radio DdIh Hflirdbaok Ne. 37-7 54 . 25 c does average car. Easy to apply. (2.95 p«r quart,
A Sin Bsaki hi*. 37-7*9,. 75t
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ALLIED RADIO COUP.
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'# Howto Get Along in this World or Your
ara
Here. ffiichtrod t ufrthpr for
worldly
the Brat
wisdom oil how t&
ticn*:.
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I THE REED Yaur ifiapmatcs. will be Iati>r»t 4d
lire of macblnlsli tOfrl t. lvil£r«irt^T!tri, cc-nitl >Uti 4 n
In tfie Sell err

HICAOMETEJl squares, surface K-Bjtei, bflrf a«Nf other ipcclal-

Mi>a^iire« e l> I 10.000 1

with EEiir-a-tv |Etiu lie Id Hi cm la bv/. f'rfe^a Interna El n^ly iaw.
Quality Rp 14 Eh Scharr pn'cHlen standard!, «-
,
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r
vipnior. In 1 , 2 . and 3 ‘
ilira. A n>44£ifn)
UvarJca Immedl^E*, Na priorit y. Ton day axanulna-
taol to be proud »l. BurriliHitd thr#*d. I
tlopv prlvBl^eg-. Will.-, nuw
f, mu i k i h>„ lungitlvti- And Ian a lll-r-
,niciiiUr'Sflfi. far dntafl* Of thti S 4h*rr
Locknut and ratidiCitL AccurdCy ru^.'hPII#*^ Sbap AkciriE
PRICE t rr tlzu. £S.08 PLUI 10 CENTS plan-, and description Of
Ibis desirable lire.
PO 5 TA 0 F, OHOIER DHL NOW.
SCHERR DIAL TEST INDICATORS SCHEflfl TOOL CHI STS
RaaeI |a j/ioeo " 1
at a geL*n*u r IftYjliiiblc !*r
A Iciul chvEt lih-p thii-
niacLiluc SA&l-wp 4i™d l-®r iH-hllitK- UnEvarwU Ifcftlf Jnlrt oiirlii a n n e « me--
iiir u Ki? nf any Arabia. W.ltc- far full dc-Lalts t-udap . 1

tPiiilir. Sirsl o OAk, JO r.

iO-DAY MONEY BACK OFFER 9
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mllhaii-l candlllDn-s. Our tools miFst pravv 14 ^hat -
P-.ce 513.60, OEhe*
tfi-ey arn as, line ai k»i^w IhOm In- lm. In ardcrlnj;, ti-ZtTS AV*ilA&|p- Wfl iTt
ttiid- flrUw, Chech, iKT wb’II -»ii p C.O.O. I FD Ft FULL OATA.

SCHERR INC., 300-A LAMTUTE 5T., NEW YORK

19S POPULAR MECHANICS

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IT’S EASY and FUN

TO BUILD
THE NEW

LEJAY MANUAL
IFJAY Fasp
COMPLETE PLANS
THERE'S LOTS OF ENJOY- FOR BUILDING
MENT IN THESE PROJECTS
AND MATERIALS
Making Itractim] il.incr that
Wtirk inve jnrwiej
jiiiJ ci]ivn^iri i.-*: SHOW YOU
Fji«cln*lin9=. especially when yuu
l un d>j it in s]mn- titiiK anil with HOW!
flparc prgujpm^m ywi 1>Hiy hiiv«
in y«ur (iwn KiLritn\j «r i\ nrk Ahtigi-,
l-f ycoi Peed h welder, yuu can
m-Hl-ie EIlslE ,
inu, ]jl iuct, the fifty
batfk pEuns Ln the LeJay Mi-.mi.il
comain Ibs-ctuclSohh ih«t will en-
able jtjil Lu- make 10 ft vt mure
Individual items. Till nfcof ike ek-
Lr<i rikutieV rati e+kfl e-nrlL irmklntf
ami repairing tlunp;-. dcir utlier

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Workshop Spat Welder
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8
Lira* Ti,«llllttiH«r Wilder* FT.
Cunimltli a | Cat twin Welder
El vc trie Fencer-c
CAPACITT
Armature Ntwliwtl fijt
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Wind Driven Ugjttt Plant FROZEN

IilimI EI*«trO«irturv
EI^IpIc Blc,L!li Pilcher
STORAGE
and Many Ollier Thlnp.1 From 5
s
above to
4
TO- below tc FO
For Fishj Mtul, fruit
MOTORS WLLfns J'ktfte jjtstiep were mude fnr
VOU others Like you. wlui
flUd
uhe ImiL in imy renw.1 n-JtirirLi’Jil IT'S FUN AND ITS EASY
^SaL te •experts or mccli nnii'i-. TIih'J* Ore
nintpl*, y(it eiltcUfUlpi rthd J<> do!
need a lot nf tKp^nnlVf tu
to
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limivi'k'tl^C i>f rcfriK-cviiti'im yr fsii1-
new or tuied pttrtkr Operated e.n
cfifry them. out. Thousands of nny vedtii(ic.
iriJ'i Le rs arc having fun or rnnk-
NOW
ii
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electric
FENCEH5.
injg pmfltJi wfLh the ninny thins a MAIL COUPON
there: plana helped lfl«ni lu build.
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Sjjeeiii]
n i+-w Hi I hr hi* ny IhEfifcs 3r«d plniiB abd the !Uo LeJiy Mflnuu.1 fur »n]y $'J.2n or sfHX'ify
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rnn nimki-. whsnb Ilf the tlVLJ item a yuu require ut Njuuted jjrjM'e.

LIGHT GENERATORS :
^ WORTH LEJAY MFG. CO.
$ 12.35 T .. i

IF PLANS |
SAVE ON THIS COMBINATION OFFER |

BOUGHT ,
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L-E JAY MAHUFACTUHlilq CO..
44-7 Li-Jjy Svi-FdtPip. RflinilieJip^bii A. Hiiui.
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MINNEAPOLIS — B - MINN CITV RTATR

J

FEBRUARY. 1945 199

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POST-WAR PRODUCTION
will demand Precision Machining

Mann Facto ring cos Ls must be kept with4

£n reuse n in order to meet the keen com-
petition that Ls sure to coma with the post-
war period* Then* if ever! shop machinery
will be needed that can operate with tin*
questionable precision. There will be no
margin for loss of time* labor, and mate-
rial resulting from the use of inaccurate,

obsolete machines.

South Bend Lathes are designed and

built to provide the extreme accuracy re-
quired for efficient production. Through-
out the war they have been performing
hundredg of essential war production op-
erations with toolroom precision. Their
war-time record stands as a recommenda-
tion worthy of careful consideration when
peace-time plans arc made. Substantial
saving hi capital investment* power con-
sumption., floor space, and labor costs
often result from their ^election.

Today, South Bend Lathes arc better in

every way* AU of our facilities arc atil]
devoted to their manufacture. Improve-
ment have been accelerated to meet war
production needs. Their smooth, vibration-
free Operation, at high speeds permits fin-
ish turning and boring with such precision
that subsequent grinding* honing, or lap-
ping operations can often be eliminated.

"HOW TO RUN A LATHE" South Bend Engine Lathes and Tool-

A useful handbook for machinist*, ap- room Lathes are made In livo sizes: 9%
#
prentices. and shop students. Contains 10', 13", 14J4% and 16 swing. The Pre-
complete information cm the operation cision Turret Lathed are available in two
and car* Of enjfine lathe*, grinding cutter r
sizes t }£ and I* collet capacity. Write to-
bits, turning, facing boring, tapering-
drilling* ream in k* tapping thread-cutting,
,
day for your copy of oor Catalog*
r
etc. Consist it of 123 pajii-i*a^i 3t ti', and JGj
illustration*. Send 25c for ycurcopy.

SOUTH BEND LATHE

MADISON STREET
4 5 5 EAST SOUTH BEND
WORKS
INDIANA t 22,
LATHE BI/lLDEffS FOB 30 YEARS
PJtrHTED BY POPULAR MKtHANrCS COMPANY. CHICAGO, ILL-. U S- A-

200 POPULAR MECHANICS

 WINTER /SROUGH
*

ONHORSEPOWER
• Outside, it*s hitter told. The serv-
ice station phone never stop* ringing*
over town, people are wailing,
\\\

*'My car won't start

Too had. This Lr<mlde could have
avoided „ „ with i la^ite.
.

Casite Guarantees Summer Starting

in Winter Weather
nr Double-Vour- Money- Back

Casite keeps oil from congealing * * ,

speeds oil flow. Result: a fast, sure

start,even in coldest weather*
Casite cleans out motors, keeps
Ihem clean* And everyone know s a
clean motor rims better and lusts
longer-
Casite isby service station?,
sold
car dealers and garages even where,
for only 65£ a pint. Gel Casite today
and starL every day !

^VjHE casite corporation

J
HASTINGS, MICHIGAN

guarantee
We guarantee rhal an/ motor capable ai

CaSITE
lielng
started in a rm rwm will sEart in Mie coldest
wnlfitr when Casita h added to Ilia cranked
. . . Add Caaiba according to in:1rudjcns, 1| y-nji

car falls lo
by filling
staft, foa double your money back
out guaianEce ccitilloaEe and mailing
CLEANS OUT MOTORS
it 10 The Ca^te Corporation, Hastings, Michigan.
Maximum refund isj E.SD-perpinl, which is Uite KEEPS MOTORS CLEAN
llie H>tiOn^E|y advcrlised price oF Casjte.

IT'S A PRIVILEGE TO BUY WAR BONDS

 TO BE SURE OF QUALITY

Choose the Name You Can Trust in Rubber!

Today, all tires are manufactured from Twenty -four years devoted to building
GRS (Government Rubber, Styrene}. the BEST have given Scihcrling
in tires
a rich background of achievement in
All manufacturers of tires stare with this
rubber research and a priceless reputa-
same new, wartime plastic.
tion for honesty m
the making and
Extra safety and mileage in today’s tires, marketing of line quality tires.
therefore, can come only frtnn extra skill
in tirebuilding— from superior com- You can select today’s SeiberJing Tire
pounding and craftsmanship. with complete confidence—-with the
That's why the name that is "signed” co knowledge that it is [be finest synthetic
the new tires von buy is far more im- tire yon can buy , for it bears 7 be 'Name
, .

portant now than it ever has been before. You Can Trust in Rubber,

',

) j ? invite you tv inspect this

SUPERIOR SYNTHETIC TiitU

in y*iur vicfnsty th-arci ]i an I
ndapnndsrtl

starting Dealer will be giact la show

RETAILED ONLY BY FREE.

INDEPENDENT BUSINESS
MEN DISPLAYING IUIS
SIGN OF QUALITY