Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1944 — Page 7

V. 23, 194

THURSDAY, NOV. 23,

OPA TO CHECK ON TRAVEL GAS

Program Planned to Prevent Illegal Use of Rations This Winter. -

An enforcement program to prevent illegal use of gasoline rations in winter vacation travel was being prepared today bythe Indiana district OPA.

Last spring thousands of motor-|

ists—many of them from Indiana — were stranded in Florida and other southern states. . Motorists who use B and C gasoline for vacation travel will be hailed. before OPA hearing commissioners who are authorized to revoke not only the supplemental rations but the basic A ration, too, OPA officials said.

Since some Indiana boards are known to have issued rations last winter for + “health” reasons—although this is 1llegal—thus permit= ting residents:to go south, district office executives were preparing to avoid a repetition. .

EDINBURG ELIGIBLE FQR WAR HOUSING

Fdinbarg has been declared eligible for the building of war housing unde the mational housing act, R. Earl Peters, state director of the federal housinig. administration, an-

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nounced today. ‘A quota of 10 units has been established.

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Pupils of School 46 Hoist Ist Minute Man Flag

by M. B. Stump, principal.

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The flag squad of school No. 46, at 1702 Miller st, proudly hoisted the first Minute Man flag awarded * to the school Tuesday for 90 per cent pakticipation in the war bond and stamp campaign during October. |

EVOLUTION SEEN FOR AIR FORCE

Junking of Present Planes In" 3 Years Predicted By Army Expert.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 23 (U. P),

~The air force of the future will

be “quite different” from that of | today with planes that will dwarf the performance of existing 300- | mile-per-hour fighters and fourengined bombers, a report by a high-ranking army officer indicated today. The official, Maj. Gen. Oliver P.| Echols, assistant chief of staff in| charge of materiel, told the house

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| post-war military policy committee [that “we have the greatest air force [in the world today but within two |to three years every piece of equip{ment we now have will be obso(lete.” | “With the research now going on in connection with jet engines, | rockets, supersonics, electronics and {improved explosives,” Echols said,

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plane of the future will be like or how the air force will be equipped or operated in combat, “We do know that it will be quite {different from what it is today, and |there is every reason to believe the changes during the next. 10 years

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Pupils in each of the 16 rooms used a jeep race track devised by Mrs, Myla Hall, sixth grade teacher, changes during the last 10 years." to mark progress in the campaign. The flag was presented to the school in special ceremonies Tuesday

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Nazi Rite Honors.

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‘Hitler Memory’

By UNITED PRESS A German press dispatch, reported’ by the OWI, cgmmenting on a recent oath-taking ceremony by 25,000 Volkssturm draftees at Magdeburg, near Berlin, included this statement: “Flags and standards were hoisted, national anthems resounded and arms were presented for a salute and in memory of Adolf Hitler (Im. Gedenken an Adolf Hitler), *“. . . This most importaht hour of our town's history was over.”

OIL TREATY DELAYED BY SENATE GROUP

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23 (U. P.). —The senate foreign relations committee voted yesterday to delay until the new congress meets in January consideration of the AngloAmerican oil compact and the treaty with Mexico concerning allocation of water along the Texas and California borders, . Committee Chairman Tom Connally (D. Tex), said the action was taken in view of the senate . rule that the committee shall consider anew all treaties on which action is not completed by the session|

There appeared to be no chance of final action this year on either of the treaties, |

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