Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1942 — Page 7

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BY Science Service OHICAGO, Dec. 15.—Test pilots should be given frequent short g Vacations with at least one week of Test in each seven weeks, to pre- - Vent chronic exhauston, Dr. Jan H. Tillisch and Dr. Maurice N. Walsh SL Minn, urge in a’ rewar e, by the Ameri Le in co-operation with the Division of Medical Sciences of the National

Chronio exhaustion occurs more often in test pilots than in transport bilots, these doctors discovered, a

hort Vacations

surprising in view of the nature of the test pilot's work. Most © common symptoms of chronic exhaustion in the test pilot are: Chronic fatigue, a -feeling of inward tension and uneasiness, anxiety, difficulty in concentration, insomnia, irritability, headache, gastrointestinal disturbances and a generally increased awareness of and a preoccupation with bodily processes. Flying, even high altitude flying, is not enough by itself to cause the chronic exhauston. Long hours of hard work and the emotional strain of flying a new and at times hazard-

finding which they point out is not

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Win, Link-Belt Man

Declares. (Continued from Page One) name of “Mr. X.* Seven of the

suggestions received plant awards]

and two honorable mentions in the plant production drive. Mr. Kautsky liked everything

“When you go into the office of the president you. would naturally expect ‘a good deal of reserve on his part,” he said. “But when we got in there, Mr. Roosevelt's smile was so broad and his handshake so cordial that he put us all at our ease right away. <

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All the war production officials and employees made him feel right at home in Washington, Mr, Kautsky said. “They all seemed interested in what we had to say. They really wanted to know all about us and our production ideas. And in return

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being done in their departments. Those conversations, and what I saw of them at work, were what convinced me that a lot of us war plant workers have the wrong idea about Washington.”

Only once was Mr. Kautsky uncomfortable. That was when he was handed a script to guide him in his remarks before WPB Chief Donald: Nelson’s luncheon honoring the 10 productioneers. “They were trying to help me because they knew I hadn't come prepared to make a speech,” Mr. Kautsky said. “But that script just wasn’t written in the kind of language I talk, so I knew I wasn’t going to be able to use it. “Finally I jotted down the points they wanted me to make on a little card and slipped it in my pocket. Then I forgot all about the card until after I had given my little talk, I found it there later.”

PLAN CAUCUSES ON ASSEMBLY PROGRAM

Republican leaders today began to plan for pre-session caucuses to complete the party’s program for the 1943 general assembly. State party heads indicated at the close of the second policy committee meeting yesterday that the general caucuses might be scheduled for the week between Christmas and New Year’s, provided such a time meets with the approval of Republican majority members of the house and senate. At yesterday’s meeting committee members heard several representatives of labor and agricultural groups but said little had evolved as yet in the way of actual pro. gram bills. It was understood the actual legislation would be drafted! in the caucuses. | State committee secretary Claude

Joseph H. Kautsky, a “productioneer” at Link-Belt, is home but still pretty vivid in his mind is this scene when President Roosevelt presented him a citation as a “thinker for victory.”

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Score for 50 Flights in Six Weeks Makes Dakotan

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PEARL HARBOR, Dec. 15 (U. P.).—Capt. Foss, 27, marine corps pilot of Sioux Falls, 8. D., has shot down 22 Japanese planes in 50 flights during a six-week period in the Guadalcanal area to become the leading ace of the Pacific fleet.

Navy headquarters here announced that Capt. Foss’ record was established in flights from September to November as leader of the “flying circus” flight in the squadron commanded by Maj. Leonard K. Davis. Maj. Davis’ unit was credited with shooting down a total of 110 enemy planes during the ‘Same period. Fight Lasts 30 Minutes Sixteen of the planes downed by Capt. Foss personally were Japanese zero fighters. Enemy crafts downed by his “flying circus” total 47, the navy said. Capt. Foss said that, on Oct. 23, When the first wave of 16 Japanese bombers and 20 fighters tried to attack Henderson field, “our outfit of Grummans got 11 zeroes and two bombers.”

“Later we took on 23 zeros in a dog fight—a regular squirrel cage—

“I got four zeros on this hop.” “Those birds tried all'the tricks in their bag—rolls, loops and what-have-you.” Capt. Foss, a graduate of the

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NAVY COMMUNIQUE 220

(Issued Tuesday, Dec. 15)

‘ Sov PACIFIC (All dates east longiude). , 1. On Dec. 14 U. 8. air forces continued to attack the Japanese installations and airfield which are being constructed in the Munda area of New Georgia island. (a) Seven army flying fortresses (Boeing B-17) attacked the area during the morning. (b) Later in the day a striking force of Douglas “Dauntless’’ dive bombers and Gruman “Wildcat’’ fighters attacked the same objectives. (c) No enemy air opposition was encountered during either attack.

ARMY COMMUNIQUE—268

(Issued Monday, Deo. 14) NORTH AFRICA: 1. Our forces yesterday shelled and broke up a small enemy motor convoy northeast of Medjez EI Bab. Otherwise activity was limited to patrolling. 2. Heavy bombers yesterday attacked the docks at Bizerte and Tunis. Medium bombers attacked the harbor at Sousse and targets near Sfax. United States P-38 fighter planes attacked ground targets in the southern area. Three of our aircraft are missing but one fighter pilot is safe. 3. Five enemy bombers were destroyed during the night of Dec. 12-13.

MacARTHUR COMMUNIQUE

(Issued Tuesday, Dec. 15) NORTHEASTERN SECTOR:

NEW GUINEA, na Area—Buna village has been taken. was occupied by our troops at 10 o’clock the morning of Dec. 14, The attack was preceded by heavy mortar barrage, which was followed in by infantry. In another attempt Japanese naval forces to reinforce ground troops in the Buna area, the enemy launched a convoy of two cruisers and three - ers for landings at Mambare and K river estuaries, (45 and 12 miles respectively, north of Gona). Our air force intercepted this convoy. In heavy bombing and strafing attacks the enemy's landing barges were sunk or disabled. Sur-

ming, suffering heavy casualties. Supplies were set afire. Several hits and many near misses were made on war vessels. The enemy’s air force intervened unsuccessfully. An enemy bomber and two fighters were downed and the remainder dispersed. It was believed that the major enemy effort was largely parried. NEW BRITAIN—A formation of (our) medium bombers attacked the airdrome, starting fires in the fuel dumps. Two

flights of enemy fighters attacked an].

allied reconnaissance unit off the coast. 0 zeros were downed in flames.

PORT MORESBY—A single enemy aircraft raided the area during the night,

A damage. NOR’ TERN SECTOR: Reconnaissance activity only.

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