December 1, 1944

December 1, 1944

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MAINTENANCE

Attaining Bearing Cleanliness*

By HUDSON T. MORTON20 min

MARKETING

Here's Your Local Market

By FRANK S. CHRISTIAN15 min

Aviation Research—Engineering—Production

Compressibility Calls a Challenge

By COSTAS ERNEST PAPPAS14 min

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MAINTENANCE

Attaining Bearing Cleanliness*

Bearings—the very heart of high-efficiency mechanisms—are designed to give long wear under high loads and speeds. To insure top performance and obtain even longer life, these anti-friction units rate careful "laundering". Here's the ABC on how to do it.

By HUDSON T. MORTON20 min

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MARKETING

Here's Your Local Market

A practical, working plan by which dealers and distributors can accurately determine the potential volume of individual territories —together with key merchandising suggestions to insure success once the market area has been staked out.

By FRANK S. CHRISTIAN15 min

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Aviation Research—Engineering—Production

Compressibility Calls a Challenge

A clear, concise analysis of basic factors in new but increasingly important problems affecting design and production of high-performance aircraft.

By COSTAS ERNEST PAPPAS14 min

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CIVIL OPERATIONS

Service and a Paintbrush Bring and Hold New Business

Hawthorne Airmotive doubled the number of planes it stored and serviced and quadrupled student business in less than a year. Here's how it was done—and how any other operator can do the same thing.

By WILLIAM D. STROHMEIER11 min

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MAINTENANCE

Prospectus for Postwar Service

Here's a blueprint for a flexible system whereby manufacturers can insure maintenance to guarantee highest aircraft utilization to their customers—military, airline, and private owners.

By REAGAN C. STUNKEL11 min

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The Far East

Frontier for American Enterprise
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MILITARY

Repairing 'round the World

Mobile self-contained ATSC Service Group works way to China through nine countries, keeping everything from fighters to cargo planes fit enroute.
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TRANSPORT

Give Operators More Cruise-control Data

Discussing the information required for determining range and cost estimates, and citing the need for basic test-flight figures and derivative charts, the author declares that makers of transport craft should —

By JAMES B. REA9 min

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INFORMATION TIPS

Keep Posted on Products and Practices

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Shop Equipment & Materials

Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N. Y., announces photo-layout materials for simplified method of printing working drawings directly on metal, consisting of layout paint and layout paint primer. Paint is sprayed on primed surface after cleaning.
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