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| Although We Don’t Have Muchy oe 2, ogor, oud nutes of sieh guns fo the de-

all, if I were in their shoes I guess I'd continue spying, because it's a|When they got them, they talked darn sight easier than -working|like their air defense is still walkunder the nose of the boss back|ing around in its shorts. home. There are at least 75 Douglas airplanes flitting around Europe and

To See, Europe's Spies Stay On

By MAJ. AL WILLIAMS -. Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, Dec. 2—As a parting shot at the spy scare, I'd like to say that if the foreigners secrets in this country, I'll be the first to faint with surprise. __There’s not a plane nor an en-? €@ nor any accessory for fighting

They know we haven't an air force, They know we have only one type of aircraft engine—the aircooled radial engines—big, bulky

have found any worthwhile aviation|things that never will go fast. They

know also that we have been content to coast along for 15 years

The one thing we don’t want them | without building streamlined liquid-

craft in this country that would Cuse a.foreign spy for spending a ckel on a trolley ride. We've got those foreigners wor- . ried, though. They can’t, for the life of them, figure out what we are going to use in place of an air

to discover, though, is why we don’t cooled aircraft engines that are the have an air iy That's as tough first secret to high-speed fighting to decipher as Tibetan gossip, and planes. We have no aircraft Diesel they are going to get no help from engines. . any of us on the answer. They must be wondering why we Sy : have only a few score modern antiSpying Is Easier aircraft guns for the defense of the But they are all too smart to richest country in the world. Brii-

Asia powered by our latest radial air-cooled engines. We sell those air

barrel engines all over the world.

They're no secret. Pretty Soft!

Of course, every once in a while we hear another broadcasting secretary of war tell the world how hot our fighting machinery is, and that’s enough to put these foreign-

ers into a mental spin. They mistake his political enthusiasm for modesty in praising the efficiency

that leads them to suspect he is hiding something really hot. The more I look into this matter of foreigners spying on our nonexistent air force, the more I wonder how they fool their bosses back home with their expense accounts and swell trips across the Atlantic. Pretty soft! The real laugh comes when I appreciate that they don’t know that our actual purpose in building national defense machinery such as airplanes and aircraft engines is to make money. Those fellows over there have the silly idea of trying to build faster and more efficient fighting and bombardment planes— and keeping their fighters going at least 75 miles an hour faster than

Salt 350 Million Years Old Now Used in Modern Products

CLEVELAND, Dec. 2 (U. P.).—Thousands of Clevelanders daily drive their automobiles over great salt lakes in subterranean caverns 2000 feet below the surface, yet are unaware of their existence. Virtually in the heart of the city, the beds are marked by towering rigging and smokestacks. : Experts say that the beds were formed 350,000,000 years ago when a salty sea covered northern Ohio. ——————rrou Their existence was discovered, untouched for millions of years,

about 50 years ago. In 1890, a company was formed to extract the salt from the earth.

Now every day 5,000,000 gallons of

lake water are pumped down into the ground—down 1,850 feet below the surface through four-inch pipes.

are dissolved by the stream, and salty lakes are formed. - Then compressed air is forced through pipes into the chamber and the pressure of this air upon the surface of the lake forces the brine to the surface through other pipes.

"PAGE 11 the brine is piped to large settling

tanks, where it remains for from

12 to 72 hours, permitting impuri tles such as iron and sand to fall to the bottom.

Next the brine is evaporated by

steam and vacuum, and the product: remaining is crude salt, used by meat packers, tanners, picklemakers and others who do not require a highly refined product. It is this salt which is used to put the glaze on sewer pipes, tile and bricks. And, applied while the

metal still is hot, it helps take the

scale off steel plate. To make iodine salt, which has become popular ‘in recent years, sodine is added to the original salt. It is mixed as potassium iodide— about two-hundredths per cent—

Just enough to get results without :

force in case there is a war. That's . 8ot them stopped.

ours, of his department. And, of course, | The laugh’s on them—ar is it? The salt deposits, hardened and

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