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

N, Sept. 4 (U. P)-— Health Service said to-

: Sime 5580 new compawed ‘week before. Howevey, the reports for last week did not include any cases from Pennsylvania. That state

had 82 new cases the previous weelr.|

Among state reports for the week aging Aug. 30 were:

Hampshire, Nimo nt, pasiadius 21; Rhodd Tela Isl 5: ; : New York, 69; Sew Jersey.

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‘Glamour Git? Is Is Nazi Dud Bomb Brought From England.

By SAM TYNDALL

National defense, but particularly “things aviation,” are packin’ ‘em in at the State Fair—to the tune of about 16,000 lookers a day. Tucked over in one corner of the

sprawling “ pop-corn strewn Fair

Grounds, the ‘National Defense Show is getting the orice-over from about one out of every three persons who make the annual trek to the Fair. - As far as one can tell, the Defense Show is one of the first five most popular exhibits. For the farmers, it’s the livestock first; for the city dweller, it’s probably the manufacturers’ building. When they are finished with the first “objec-

tive’—it’s on to the Defense Show.|

The Defense Show is mostly an aviation exhibit—miniatyress of the famous Varplanes, but the “real thing” when it comes to the airplane motors.

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; There are four models of the Allison * liquid-cooled engine—including the new F model 12-cylinder engine and the much-talked-of 24cylinder “giant.” Then there are two “cutaway” models of a Wright air-cooled engine, Glamour honors go to the Allison exhibit, where hundreds hang around and look, and then pick up their ears when a bolder spectator asks for details from an engineer assigned to the exhibit. The answers are informative but general, except when someone, exhijbiting a thorough knowledge ‘of aviation engines," asks something too specific. “I'm sorry, but we can’t say,” is the answer.

It's “Very Latest”

In case the Fair goers visiting the aviation exhibits might doubt’ that the Model F the “latest,” the date “Aug. 23, 1941,” when it was accepted, is stamped on its side. ‘The individual “glamour girl” hongrs of the show go to the 2000pound bomb, which Army officers say came from England where the Germans deposited it sometime ago. It was a dud. Two early ‘model Sperry bombsights also are on display in a glass case. Miniatures include the Boeing B-17, famed Flying Fortress, the Al-lison-poweied Bell FM-1, an ex-

| perimental pusher type interceptor.

Other defense items include the 27 mm. aircraft cannon, the armament which gives the Bell Aira-

cobra its name, “the Flying Can-|

non”; and .30-caliber machine guns, aerial cannons, propellers, parachutes and dozens of other pieces of Air Corps “tackle” which is the vogue throughout the land these

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‘nearly 40 dog veterans that saw

37 Antarctic Velorans to , Aid U.S. Defense In the North.

By Science Service :

‘WASHINGTON, Sept. 4—They didn’t register for defense duty, but

ard exploration service with the Antarctic Expedition in 1939— ; “selectees’” who

: | 1940 are ‘Améng {will aid ‘American defense in the : North * this winter. : . | Thirty-seven out of 40 sled dogs] have already made good

New Hampshire 3% Soa camp and will. go to Newfoundland posts for duty in November, according to reports received bys the War Department here. Making good, in their case, ‘means chiefly that the canine recruits have built up their fitness, by a strict regime of conditioning, like athletes; so that they can stand a winter of work in the cold.

on dogs. Some of the canine veterans had become afflicted by snow blindness, as humans are when their]

and snow. The snow-blind dogs would run around wildly and ould not see well. “Newfoundland winter will: be a

these dogs, the Remount Division of the Quartermaster Corps believes. Cold will be far less severe than South Polar blizzards. can have a better diet. Besides Army sergeants with veterinary medical knowledge, the dogs’ train-

Antarctic, If the Antarctic dog veterans

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Antarctic exploration work is hard :

eyes cannot stand the glare of ice|

comparatively mild experience 2 The dogs|{:

ers include a man who worked out |} several tight-packed rations for the

; transport in the ‘North beyond fall ber of the taculty- at ‘Washington {way heads and in the interior,

High School, has been pn Huskies at their training kennel Yo teach the W. in Wonalancet, New Hampshire, ane a; the

reported apt at learning “Gee” “Haw” commands; just as’ Army mules do.

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For many years, Richman Brothers Standard Quality Clothes have ben $22.50. That ‘price still stands. And so does the standard of quality

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During the past two years we've presented a line

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Line at $22.50, or the ‘Super Quality Line at os $27.50. . . this is certain: Richman Brothers:

Clothes are your defense against high prices.

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