New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 13

Second Section SKILLED MECHANICS | T0 AID OF RUSSIA Wil Renew Industnal Rehabili- tation of Stricken Country New' York, Oct. 14.—More than a 'NEW_BRITAIN HERALD NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, tion workers, one unit of foundry workers of chilled cast iron wheels for railway cars and locomotives; several groups of electrical and acetylene welders, automobile and tractor units, five agricultural groups fully equipped with tractors _and all modern power machinery and several cihers. “All of these units sent to Russia, being disseminated in vaftious parts of that vast country,” said the society, “will serve as pioneers for American trade in machines, tools and certain ‘aw materials obtainable in United States apd Canada.” dozen groups of workmen trzined in American industries, headed by ex- perts ard fully equipped with the latest machinery, are preparing to % leave soon to aid in' the industrial re- hakilitation of Soviet Russia. The Society for Technical Ald to Soviet Russia, which is organizing these units,.announced that it alreé®dy has sent to Russia clothing workers, wachinists, builders and tool and die workers. Most of these workers were hussian immigrants who had become skilled here. The society, an = organization of Russians, has its central bureau in this city, headed by Fedor P. Wilga. It claims a membership of 10,000 throughou* the United 'States and Canada and publishes a semi-monthly technical magazine = to acquaint its members with modern ' methods of production in Amerfca and their ap- plicatién in Soviet Russia. Officlals of- the society claim that tre aim of .their organization is to “bring thé people of the United States and Soviet Russia .into closer rela- tions for the mutual benefit of the two countries.” The society denied it was'acting as agents for,Soviet Russia and declared hat its activities were absolutely non- Political and.confined strictly to or- ganizing technical forces. - “We are not soliciting members, Bor do:we encourage them to go ‘to Soviet 'Russia at present,” . said a statement issued by ‘the-Society. “Only those brave and , energetic workers, who regardless of conditions at present existing in Sqviet Russia, are willing and ready to go there as soon as le to- help build the Worker's ‘Russian Republic are ac- cepted: meinbers ‘0f units that we sie ofganizing to ba sent to Soviet Russia. “We are organizing our units in such a way that upon their arrival in Soviet . Russia ' they: will be able to run_ on their own initiative under their own supervision all k’lnd of fae- wrlu.;anopq@tnu s ete” | followin The 'society -said units, fully uipped ‘with ‘the latest ry leave'fn the near fu- Ruasia: Two units-of shoe- ‘workers, two units of cloth- whits of“construc- ta IRONING 0UT HIGHWAYS Engineers Are Secking Remedy For Road Waves so Common to all Tar- red Surfaces. New York, Oct. 14.—The wavy sur- face that so frequently develops on tarred roads is being made the subject of an experiment by government en- gineers, who hope to Solve the prob- tem that has long mystified highway engineers and caused great annoyance to motorists. The peculiar scrubbing board surface sometimes appears on macadam roads that have been treat- ed with asphalt, but the trouble is largely confined to roads built of as- phalt or tar. Concrete and brick roads never develop such a surface, and ordinary dirt roads seléom do. The bureau of public rcads is now building at its Arlington (Va.) experi- mental farm a roadway 15 feet wide, laid out in the form- of a circle, with a 90-foot radius, and its circumfer- ence, 565 feet in length, is to be di- vided into sections, each of which will be surfaced by a different kind of asphalt or tarred surface ,These experimental sections will be built exactly like actual road surfaces, and when completed will carry a traf- fic as much like actual traffic as it is possible to devise. This will be sup- plied by a driverless motor truck, which will be held in the. circular path.by means of a long arm extending from the center. The course of the truck will be alteréd from time to time sof that the entire roadway will be traveled. It has not been yossible to detér- mine the cause of this trouble by ob- servation of actual roads because there are too many unknowmn quantities, but with the experimental road the experts expect to find the exact cause and a remedy. 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