Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1943 — Page 13

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foremost aviation authorities, The many years he has spent contributing to the development of naval aviation were’ climaxed with his promotion to the rank of cap-

‘at the naval air station. Capt. Gurley rellized his childhood ambition during short intervals in his naval career. ‘He trained at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, at Miami and Pensacola, Fla., and many other places.

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electrical engineer for the city of San Francisco, he was aviation officer aboard the U, 8. S. Arizona. Later he aided in perfecting plans for construction of thé modern aircraft carriers, U. S. S. Saratoga and U. S, S. Lexington. He was the first officer to take

carrier flight deck. and have his motor practically stall. An accident during one of his flights resulted in wire barriers being placed on flight decks. In 1928 he joined the first dive bombing squadron in the navy, serving aboard the Lexington. A few years later he was sound engineer

officer at the VU. 8. naval air station at Bunker Hill, one of the nation’s:

tain shortly before he left Ottumwa, |4 Iowa, where he was executive officer |:

off from the forward position of a:

|sional investigation of the housing; | program.

. Capt. D. D, Gurley: for RKO and MGM motion picture

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Republican representative in congress from Indiana’s seventh district, renewed his attacks on Indiana federal building projects and demanded a congres-

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have been wasted in the program,|

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SEEK BOY BANDITS IN HOME HOLDUP

Police today are looking for two boys of grade school age who used all the tricks of the trade when they took about $56 from a mother and her daughter yesterday afternoon in their home at W. 34th st. and Road 52. According to Mrs. Marilyn Phillips the two boys first came to her house about noon and asked for a job. She said they were about 10 and 12 years old. When she said she had no work, they left, A few minutes later they were at

the door again, asking for a drink of water, Then the youngest boy

{pulled out a revolver and said, “We ‘want $15.”

Mrs. Phillips gave them a $20 bill and they took about $36 in change from the bank of 9-year-old Florence Phillips. Mrs. Phillips said the boys also took a 22-caliber revolver. The state police reported that the boys hitchhiked south on road 52 to Flackville, where they took a bus for Indianapolis. Police found one revolver along the highway. —————————

New Guns Make B-24 Real Tough

DETROIT, Aug. 12 (U. P).— The Ford Motor Co. revealed today, with permission of the war department, that the consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber manufactured on a mass-production basis in its huge Willow Run plant now is armed with an Emerson nose turret containing two 50-caliber machine guns. The new guns give the bomber, already respected by axis fighter pilots, important additional protection. The turret can fire an armorpiercing screen of 2000 bullets a minute and its construction gives the gunner visibility of almost 360 degrees, an important factor .in spotting approaching enemy aircraft,

PATIENTS WITH T. B.

By Science Service

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.—If everyone admitted to a hospital were given a routine X-ray or fluoroscopic chest examination, about four per cent of the patients would be found to have evidence of unsuspected tuberculosos infection, if findings of a twoyear demonstration at Grasslands hospital, Westchester county, N. Y., are typical. Six out of each thousand examinations showed: active disease requiring hospitalization or close observation in ‘the study reported by Drs. William G. Childress, A. G. Debbie, and E. L. Harmon of Valhalla, N. Y,, in the forthcoming issue of the Journal of the American Medical association.

OPTIMISTS "TO HEAR ABOUT ELECTRONICS

A discussion on electronics, earth vibrations and magic, and demonstrations of mental telepathy and the divining rod will be given by Toner: M. Overley, manager of the Better Business bureau, at the Optimist club meeting tomorrow noon at the Columbia club. . The club’s August golf tournament will be held Tuesday at the Highland Golf and Country club.

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