Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1941 — Page 4

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6. 0. P. LEADERS! DIVIDE ON WAR

Midwest Officials Against Armed Aid, Rest of U. S. Favors Risk. CHICAGO, May 6 (U. P).—Re-

publican Party sentiment as reflect-! |

ed in a magazine poll on foreign] policy believes a war between this country and Germany is inevitable if England is defeated. but opposes | granting of armed aid even if “Brit- | fin would be defeated without such| Yelp | In a poll of party leaders gon. ducted by the Republican magazine, official organ of the Young Republican organization, 52 per cent of the G. O. P. leaders opposed sending| military or naval aid to Britain and 54 per cent felt war with Germany| would result from a British defeat. The magazine said that Republi-

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nation with exception of the Mid-| west favored armed heip for Eng-| land if necessary to stave off defeat. | Eastern leaders voted 55 per cent for such aid, Southerners 54 per | cent, and Westerners 52 per cent. In| the Middle West 61 per cent of the G. O. P. leaders opposed armed aid under any circumstances. The magazine said its poll covered| 9200 G. O. P. officials, with answers received from 13.8 per cent.

Dreaming of the day he'll win his own wings, a U. S. {turbance of the entering-edge proArmy flying cadet at Randolph Field, Tex. turns his eyes sky- [from the entering edges of a fightward. His sunglasses reflect the soaring training plane of a class-

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Be Most Experts Now Admit \Y | Planes Hold Balance of European Influence.

By MAJ. AL WILLIAMS Times Aviation Editor PITTSBURGH, May 6.—Almost | every expert, real or ersatz, has now made this statement or its equivaNN lent: “Airpower holds the balance {of European influence.” A year ago {this opinion was tagged as radical and fantastic. Its general acceptance today is evidence of the startled awakening of a reactionary world. x = =

| Study Gun Mounting

ONE OF the most interesting ex- | perimental projects in aeronautics is the wind-tunnel research to determine how to mount guns in the |leading edges of fast airplanes] without causing loss of flight speed | and increased landing speed. | The entering edge of a wing is its when |most critical area. Any dis-

{file affects the wing's effciency. For (instance, eight guns protruding

ing plane's wings cut about eight miles an hour from its maximum flight speed and add about three miles an hour to its landing speed. |

The p policy of “steps possible American participation in future league of nations. blicans favored this ipation in “whatever | nce follows this war,” ed former President Herplan to supply

oll indicated favor for a]

Sa food . ies overrun by Hitler. |ocores Believed Dead and

per cent of the leaders \nswer poll questions registered pposition to entrance of this coun-

11 | #4 4 Republican opposition to| | . toward war» and to any QUAKE KILLS 25 | Small Bombs Kill Most

EVIDENCE RECENTLY brought]

to this country indicates that light | IN MANGHUK | demolition bombs, from 100 to 200) pounds, are accounting for most of |

Hundreds Hurt

North Manchuria.

the air war casualties. Big bombs}

bury themselves and blow cones in the ground. Of course, they wreck everything within that narrow! | sphere. But a bombing plane can carry| only a few big bombs, and localized

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TOKYO, May 6 (U.P.).—A disastrous earthquake shook northern Manchuria early today, a dispatch of the Domei News Agency and extensive casualties were feared. The Domei dispatch, sent from Harbin, reported that the quake occurred at 12:18 a. m, (10:18 p. m. Monday, Indianapolis Time). According to Domei, the first report of specific casualties was from Suihwa, north of Harbin, where 25 persons were killed when a brick factory of the South Manchuria Railroad collapsed. Reports were arriving, it was added, that scores were killed and {hundreds injured in other towns.

A. F. L. HITS STRIKE LAW

WASHINGTON, May 8 (U. P) — The American Federation of Labor said today that anti-strike legislation recently adopted by the Texas State Legislature is an “invasion of the rights and liberties of workers” and should be declared unconstitutional.

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damage, even of great extent, is| not nearly as much a problem for | ground salvage crews as that done | by a multitude of widely scattered | | small bombs, such as a medium | sized bomber can carry. ! This is another indication of the | compelling consideration which | forces airpower to play its own game. A hit-and-run war necessi|tates small units and many of | them—small planes and small bombs, Big planes do not fit effi{ciently into the high-speed. high- | maneuverability features of true { hit-and-run warfare.

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Night Raids Less Costly

THE REAL reason why night bombardment is area bombing,| | with only incidental chance of hit-| | ting military targets, is that the {bombers cannot see their targets, ‘and hence work against whole cit-| (ies. This is also the reason why] | night bombing is so much less| costly in casualties to the offensive. Spring weather, with clear night! | skies and moonlight, will account [for a rapid increase in the number { of bombers lost to anti-aircraft and (the gunfire of defensive air units. | It is a matter of record that the] { British—and it is safe to assume! |that the Germans are similarly af- | | fected—are losing more aircraft on! | the return to blacked-out landing | {fields than from enemy anti-air-| craft and enemy plane gunfire. |Camouflaged airdromes are hard enough to spot in daytime. At night the job is far more difficult, especially when there is fear of enemy craft poised aloft.

Short of Propellers

I BELIEVE there's more truth than rumor in the story that after aircraft for shipment abroad are flown across the American continent, their propellers are removed and shipped back to the West Coast to be installed on other planes. The |shortage of accessories—props, gen|erators, magnetoes, and other gear— |is critical.

Simple Designs Best

WARPLANES with retractable landing gear are having a tough time in the sandy desert country along the African coastline. Many fliers no longer try to use it. Sand in the sliding members of the retractable gear hampers operation. Moral: The farther from home you intend to operate an aircraft, the! simpler must be the design of that! plane, its engine and accessories. |

DENY THYMUS GLAND | AIDS HUMAN GROWTH

BERKELEY, Cal, May 6 (U. P). —University of California research- | ers reported today that normal body {growth apparently is not affected |by the thymus gland. The thymus, a gland at the base] {of the throat, long has puzzled sci-| lence. It was believed to be the me-| diator of the potent growth hormone produced by the pituitary gland, and| to affect development of sex organs. | The researchers said, however, that] experiments on rats whose thymus| glands had been removed indicated |

the gland has no affect on growth.

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than the average of the 4 other largest -selling cigarettes tested — less than any of them — according to independent scientific tests of the smoke itself

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TOMORROW (Wednesday)

Clearance of Women's & Misses’

WHITE HATS

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WOMEN’S SLACK SUITS

A special group of Slack Suits for our anniversary Dollar Day. Several smart styles. Sizes 14 to 20.

CHILD'S 69¢ PRINT DRESSES

Special Anniversary Dollar Day sell- 3 ing of these first quality print frocks. Assorted styles. Sizes 2 to 6. for

CHILD’S 59¢ CREPE Pajamas

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NYLON HOSE

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Star Store, Street Floor

Men's Actual 25¢

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