Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1941 — Page 15

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GLIDER STUDY ers’ Short Items Sh i *£ | Sits and Knits - DENIES GLASSES ART f ISTORIANS START 1 IN U. S. URGED Ge rman P ap 0.401 Sh . gies te rove ol S ow Odd Glimpse s of Life All by Himself S|oN OF WEAK EYES YP. MARINE QUARTERLY

Copyright, 1041. by The Indianapolis Times 6 hut he solved the problem by loot up a wail, the crows were scared off,|one has even invented a filter for VANCOUVER. Briti STON v ’ » , . ’ , | ) tish Colum- BOSTON, Marcl and The Chicago Dally News, Inc, WAS ; A Thi I = ,» : | ‘8 (ground tea leaves in an effort to on DENVER, March 13 (U. PJ). ~~ building a truck with a carbide gas| “I ate 40 a day,” he replied. “And!and the rabbit jumped out and|® ’ bia ar Sy. 4 ukv, Maren Le Dedicated tc umpe make the supply go further. » Mareh 13 (VU. PI)—-A, BE Spectacles don't mean that a per= SARL to

§ iched | . .'% h : BERLIN, March 13.—Sandwic lengine. It was a success, until it Now it makes me sick just to think | peaded back for the woods. Dodman sat for two hours in a tion of salt rn son has weak eyes any more than

; | between the political items and the a bons of an egg.” ; ; . __|blew up, killing the inventor and 2 TE rs Erb A Cs arIonT. Seryare: Silent Plane Ace Predicts military news in the German news- Gauging CONSIRErable PIopErly. > 5» # 'BIRGE CHAIRMAN OF | church basement, knitting a sock, choses Sigoily foot trouble, acrorde g fare and waiting for answers to his |, "ia FP ing to Dr. A. M. Skeffington of St.

) i : ima } : . ; ; , it {i i breedpapers are odd glimpses, from time | Animals figure largely in any as- In Breslau, it is the pigeon Nas ay Send Them to time, of life as it goes on, some-| hor a ice case not |Sortment of such items. The Bugh- | *'% who have troubles. Their races, JUNIOR BAR SECTION invitation to men to join a knitAgainst England. tires humorous, sometimes tragic,| “OP€ Ree ay : ‘ers Woxfelde in Thuringia, for in-|ar® broken up regularly, they say.| ways human, and oecasionally— |lOu8 ago where “going to see the by divebombing hawks which use| ° = ° : alway , ’ the ancient church steeples as their|0rney, has been named Indiana

3 |stance, kept a bull on a co-operative 'HELSEA. Mich.,, March 13 (U. tabs etchings” worked in reverse. A youn Si P gy or American] only occasionally—distinct and sepa- 5 € basis which was fine until the bull home bases. State Chairman of the Junior

| woman disappeared with the money | \ __|rate from the war. ' 'escaped. Most of the villagers set ar fer i glider pilot who studied soaring in| . th bh. and valuables of several of her male | p , The ch Bt 8 #4 B Conference of the American s There was, tor example, the prob- | out in pursyit. e chase went on - tthe * | Bas Association Germany, predicted today that any 1 of the farmer near Sagan | acquaintances, but among them was !for about miles until the bull! And, as a final bit—the papers) Mr. Bi " | men. kitters $n Glasses merely are an aid to adap= ! dred salt-flavo Nazi invasion attempt against | whose wife laid down the family’s an artist who had made a portrait which must have had some Ferdi- | here recently gave space to a report | : . ee wi have supervision he sald. and evoressed conf tation of our eyes to the artificial “ President of the i i | ii i i i { ig i rq J i NEILL « - i S ar vision Si ) clio ) England may include fleets of {precious meat and fat tickets in the bust of her. It was piiotographed, pw Qualities, Nn ed io by Japanese veterinarians that| © 2 conference activities in the on iy BE Bs demande of near BO: nec land Savas! E oo : NOES fas pul is ‘wn ro. eck | : s y ’ ; ; Ss : e tha woul i Jus caus car shoes 1s / sity, historian-naviga f iy . carrying | barn. This youl classify ss Teck ‘and, with the help of the pictures, §aulS re wal ere until yrewed tea leaves make a valuable| State | eer lou what the werk (sign that my Tet are diseased oF pat. aig rs . } > . j . . i . ’ | ‘he y 7 JOrK |° c . ‘ olds id Us lilat n autho glider and|lessness, under any ci t substitute diet for horses and are| Another Indianapolis attorney,; When they ioun i | weakened,” he added. “I wear shoes the voyages of Christopher Co

jate U. S. glid- avi ear a goat which ‘ 13% nats ST . ne a is Yr in pen 2 [storehouse of an agricultural co-| Some children near Suderode, in little likelihood, however, that Gere the state public information pro-| Mr. Dodman wants the men to tection. The same is true of glasses. nal are Walter Muir Whitel y operative and took a case with 250 the Harz Mountains, had the Wig Pg work animals will have any| gram of the organization. Harold | knot heavy socks for Navymen. | “Put our generation where they sistant director of the Peabod

ram in the in- shad : : : > ’ nh nn eggs. A week later the police found fof their lives when a large rabbit,|such fancy diet. So far this winter |H. Bredell of Indianapolis is a| He says the work is hard on the [can use their eyes only for disw seum in Salem. and Lincoln they can throw away cord, downeast maritime histor

banded togethe : profit co-oper: : Louis of the foundation for research American Nev ting club. in optometry. w ic: Nep iv . e New quarts Nobody came. “Glasses are not a sign of de~ HAVE tie id 4 Mr. Dodman said he wasn't fective vision. necessarily.’ Dr. tion subsidy . discouraged. Skeffington sald. “There is nothing loghook of ma “I'm certain there are other |fundamentally wrong with our eyes. to shipping, ex]

Julius Birge, Indianapolis at-|

the community,”

terests of defense, In Luettich (Liege) was an indus- the crate filled only with eggshells.| chased by crows, jumped into the the German people have been per- member of the committee on ac-| hands, and “it isn't fair to ask [tances and

Mr. Bellak,|trious inventor. Automobiles are The court was a little curious about youngsters’ sled and burrowed un-|mitted to buy only 25 grams (less tivities, | the ladies to do it." all their glasses. who two summers ago made

8 b SY the longest over-water glidal Sh. er flight on recMr. Bellak ord by soaring 60 miles across Lake Michigan, said

that when he left Germany three years ago glider transports that could wing silently across the English Channel in a surprise night attack already were in mass proproduction, “It is quite possible,” he said, “that larger gliders in the Nazi air corps will carry 30 fully equipped soldiers. A string of three or four could be towed by a powerful plane to an altitude of two or three miles and easily make the Channel crossing.” Estimates Nazis Have 50,000 Mr. Bellak estimated that Germany had at least 50,000 trained glider pilots, many of whom are regular combat pilots who are given glider training as a final polish. He said there were about 700 glider pilots in the U, S, and only 500 gliders of indiscriminate designs. “Germany and Russia,” Mr. Bellak said, ‘are at least 10 years ahead of

the United States in realizing the values of glider training.” . He said 30,000 gliders could be manufactured for the price of one i

Army training plane, beginners could learn in a three-week glider

course costing $50 the same funda- . . - . PO I a wns We've never had such a sale—Deliveries have been made to almost every important town in the plane pilots could better learn State of Indiana. Judge this unusual merchandising event by these few remarkable values. | Thou sl meteorological conditions affecting ] ese few price items a flight with some glider instruction. . Warehouse Re moval Sale house, everything on orde

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Studied in Germany

The slim young soaring expert, . E ; Who Siete practical and theoreti- 95 2 Pieces $ Q 5 N\ the price. cal work in a Goeppingen, Germany, esular Davenport and Chair n

glider factory for seven months, now is engaged in an experimental phase of glider pilot training which he

hopes will become the basis for a : - broad program of U. S. pilot train- . $ 95 D 3 Pieces $ Q 5 S 1 0 99s D | MN ] ; ing. avenport, Chair J | ¥ In a small factory at an experi- Regular and rea

mental camp of the National Youth

Administration, Mr. Bellak is directing construction of gliders by youths | : who are learning the background of . i 9 9 4 aviation mechanics. In the future - Bless : Q 5 id he hopes to draw prospective pilots R l n ovely from the ranks of millions of model e u ar Frieze

plane builders.

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stroved last night and today in New Orleans’ worst fire in 20 years.

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housemen said the loss

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origin, was discovered at mid-eve-ning in the three-story, block-long

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P.).—John C. Roberts, a Wilmington, Del, inventor who was convicted

of using the mails to defraud when | id | 1} I J ’ | — NG s 1 ! | ) I ¥ 5 Ne i . pr Me I vl 1 TH To UH Regular $19.95 OCCASIONAL PIECES

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Roberts $5000, Roberts said he | | Hi EL | =H] | | a | vl R l a4 : would appeal. | |g HY Sead BS Ul ll » He — onvinved after a short jm || ll HRs LE TEE S| [ER | 000 Cguiar $ 05 549 95 Regular $ 8 8

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Holt County, Mo. residents on his

promise to build a “transmission

plant” at Oregon, Mo.. from which i | = WL ] rl = SRE ae electric current would be sent ¢ l [a | =A cid) od dl | through the air to run farm machin- (! | | in veaB py Pb = ¢ Re ular $ 98 Upholstered ery. The promoter also told in- | a COR Lo dl a of fe hd] : . Seat C

vestors that his plant could be used

as a “death ray” machine, capable ' : I 5 AA} ys vey Ig ‘ { to lid Hind HE. {lu i of destroying everything within 150 dt I . bilgi i i [i hii i indy il \ — | —— if a | : hi

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