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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
THE LIBERTY MOTUB II GREAT
SUCCESS.
brMllKtlsn FM Quantity Mm
Hon of Aeroplanes ami Kngiaes
at factories.
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Washington, D. C—Discussion of
tha atroplsoa situation in Congrrss
and impartial investigations by news
paper man of standing ii revealing
tha fact that while earn* mistakes
haw bean made and delays, most of
them excusable, have occurred, bat*
Uaplsaes and. bombing machines are
being turned out in rapidly Increasing
numbers. Impartial first-hand In
qalrisa also have disclosed that Urn
Liberty motor la not a fatale, but uo
tha contrary is meeting all expecta
tions.
As David Lawrence, one of the beat
known of Washington correspondents,
who made a personal touro f the fac
tories where Liberty motors and aero
planes are being made, pat it, “bar
ring labor dtiBenMes, America aad
her All lee will have more than 281>00
Liberty motors by the end of Octob
er."
While at the Wright factory at
Dayton, Ohio, Lawruco made a Right
in aa American boOt battleplane pro
pelled by a Liberty motor, which da
▼eloped a speed of 1SS miles as hoar.
“Aad I saw many hundreds of
phmos in process of construction and
ready for shipment overseas," Law
rence wrote, “lfy trip behind the Mg
Liberty angina in a battleplane cams
after a day of personal inspection of
the entire plant."
« r«m ana outer plants in
Detroit, which ha also visited, Mr.
Lawraaea found quantity production
of Liberty Motors aad at other ptacao
discovered that all energies ware be
ing centered, upon turning oat fight
ing sad bombing machines in luge
non ben.
What Lawrence foend was also
foend by James Arthur Beaver, a
trained reporter, who writing hi the
New York Times told enthusiastically
of what America's aeroplane achieve
ments already have been and what
the future pilotless
MM Ptnaea a Heath.
Seavey learned that BOM planes a
month are being termed out fas the
United States, including one unborn -
able machine. Both Lawrence and
Seavey went eat to get the truth.
They, me well .pc others, had baen led
to believe that aeroplane’ production
In America waa at a standstill, that
the Liberty motor was a complete
failure aad that It would ha a yoar at
least before the United States could
render formidable aid to the Allies in
the air. Their discoveries .may be
summed op in the dosing paragraph
of Seaway's illuminating article. Ha
said:
"And so, after our several attacks
of national net-rootneaa and bilious
ness sod peVlshnsee and heart die-,
ease aad near apoplexy, wa Bad that
ear Uncle Samuel ia not ao badly off
for aeroplanes aa he might be. A
productioa af nearly BOM planes a
month isn’t aa bad, and pxofaetisa ia
steadily Increasing. So be it resolv
ed, That era stop damning everybody
in general and tha Government at
Washington In particular,* • • •
that we get out ad the swampland of
dumps and into the aseadowUud of
■Silas, and Cheer up!"
The bright outlook pictured by
Lawnuna and leeway waa refloated ia
debates during the weak on the Boor
of tha House during the consideration
of tha Army appropriation MR. Tha
following dialogue, la which Repre
sentative Julius Kahn of California,
leading Rspablhwn member of the
Committee on Military AfffeJm, was
tha central figure apeelri far itself:
lhRthteuMg Malagas.
Mr. Camphail of Ksaoae What es~
pianatiou was mads to tha rnmrMttu
why pm have only two battleships la
Francs out af IMMOO.0MT
Mr. Kate Wa never had that In
formation before tha "
■ Mr. Camphail af Kansas That ia
Me information of tha aauatry and
tha puhKu gsuaraBy.
particular pteea of astetadwnuatfim
Mr. Camphail af Kearns .1 weald
he glad te know aad probably the
urn had ssare hattlaplanaa aa tha >*
arit of the sqwidMura af R4MMr
OM. .
future, I bar* aa doubt Aad they
amt* paid for oat of tbo appropria
tion of $940,000,000 that baa bw
apeken at an tbia floor. Of tba total
am for aviation, about $766,000,000,
oaty about oo©-third baa bean paid
oat Tbo othar twe-thinia ia atlll in
tba Truaaury to bo uavd in the pay
atant at additional plan vs aad aueh
acciasorios aa amy bo deiWerod to
tbo Government from tiara to time.
They hava bean ooatractad for, bat
hava not beeh delivered at yet
Prod action Increase*.
Mr. Snyder. Of eoom, thie money
we apeak of aa being obligated ia for
the pvrchaio of aeroplane* both ia
tbia country and aa tba other aida.
Mr. Kahn. Not only aeroplanes,
bat dirigible nod atationary balloon a.
Mr. 8oydar. And at the praaont
tima the underataading ia that the
manufacturers who arc building then
▼arieoe types at oquipoaont an de
livering and an prepared to deliver
from day to day to larger and larger!
quanUtlea. Ia it not a fact T
Mr. Kahn. Exactly; ia rrer-ln
creading quantities.
Mr. Kahn, who, aa baa beee stated,
ia a Republican, added that ba bald
"»o brief for the War Department.*
"I bare no deatn to cover op any
thing or to apologia# for any mis
take*," bo said, “bat I believe H ia tbo
pAsetoc* of a Moan bar of tbo Hooao
to givo tbo facto truthfully aad fairly
aad fearlessly."
FURTHER SAVING OP UBP IS
REQUim
0—my to Batata, Betas**—ts aad
Beardtag Haas— Is E—trirtsd.
K*I«lgh, Jans 14.—The hotels, res
taurants aad boardiag boa—■ of
North Carolina wars today practical*
ly pat oa bsef ratioa by State Poad
Administrator Hoary A. Page who
addressed a letter to the— reqoestiag
aad reqairtng that they rsstrht their
cenmimptiuu of beef in aceordanoa
with this program: boOsd barf at aot
mate than two u—Is waakly; barf
staak at net mors than oa* meal
weakly; and roast barf at mot mors
thaa oa* ra—1 waakly.
Households are requested under no
and ana-fourth pounds of dear berf
weikty or one aad one-half piwnta in*
eluding th* boa* for *a*h parson fa>
th* hooMhold.
In his Uttar to th* hotais, restau
rants aad boarding boas—, Mr. Page
states: “Tour industry aad th* pab
He at large wdl realise that th*
rhaagtag situation fai shipping and
tharetae of th* market* available to
th* AlUae, aad th* Inrr—slag de
mands for our growing Army, with
th* fleets* ting supply of local bs*f la
Prone*, all com bin* to maks it ton*
poaaibl* to da tannine poll eta* far long
parted* in advaaea.’*
The co-op*ration of th* Amaricaa
public In tbs ooaasreatlon program
of the Poad Administration has haaa
sach that Poad Administration ofll
cials ara eonvinead that th* more rf
festive reaalta can be —cored through
frequent ebangua at can serration
policy to mast th* aaads *f different
■sasnns or different oondltioos in
staad of —forcing hard aad fast rules
withuel flexibility.
. - ' - ' • ■>'
About
Hare you thought War Barings Stamps beneath your digaity—
that W. 8. 8. were only for your children ?
" • - •"Tl . ' <• V "• ■•••* '■!*'du** l ■ i‘|*J
Hare yoa thought that liberty Bonds were your only Method
of helping to finance the war?
Na matter what yeur subscription to the libwty Lean—WAJt
SAVINGS STAMPS ABE ALSO FOB YOU!
Friday, June 28th
National War Savings Day
An exoct quota, according to papulation, hoe been ast. It is $20
arerage for each Ataorican Man, weataa sad child—this awaas the
Halt, $1$$$ each, for those who eaa, to arerage thaee who *«■««*
The goal bf2,M$,0M,#f$ (Two Billion DoBara) to ha attained
this year, 1918, which Means te you—
ABOUT, FACE!
Subscribe for your full quota of W. S. S.
National War Savings Committee
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T
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