Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1946 — Page 2

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»- By ROGER JOHNSON United Press Staff Correspondent SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19.—The cuddleseat, Australia’s gift to American motherhood, was offered the buying public today in an effort to

‘make the nation’s babies. airborne.

The cuddleseat resembled a fishing creel. It is a canvas, slinglike

contraption finished in / soothing Mother hangs the sling aroun

(R.|her neck. Then she swoops up Jun-

jor, poviding Junior is 8

{and places him or her on the pad-

ded seat at the other end of the

too ever, pending study by commitiees ave. It would provide 15,000 square

busy ‘these days that architeet’s sketch, above, is

The device was invented by an Australian aircraft fechnician named W. Hancock of Maroubra, near Sydney. He was inspired by the sight of Mrs. Hancock lugging to the detriment of breath and limb, It was not known whether Hancock, consciously or subconsciously, was influenced by the Australian marsupial pouch system which has proved so handy for mother kangaroos on long trips. At any rate, when Mrs. Hancock appeared wearing the cuddleseat in public, her friends were enthusiastic. So was a rich brother-in-law. And soon the

the infant Hancock in her arms, ||

his executive offices have proved planned. It will be delayed, how-

the American Institute of Architects, who will oppose any change south of the present office building, along West Executive new office space for the President's executive assistants and the White House. It would include an auditorium accommodating 375 persons, providing urgently needed facilities for ceremonies, press conferences, radio broadcasts and similar events. Airview above shows present set-up of White House and auxiliary buildings.

|Cuddleseat Lets Mother Pack

Junior Around Kangaroo-Style

truistic, because he wanted to save his wife the trouble of carrying their baby 300 steps from the house to the swimming pool McHose obtained American mane ufacturing rights and imported an initial allotment of several hun dred cuddleseats. Most of them were. unloaded at San Francisco and placed on sale at a downtown department store.

cuddleseat was in mass production. Its promoters claimed more than 100,000 were sold in Australia within a year. John C. McHose, a Los Angeles and San Francisco attorney, became interested In the cuddleseat while he was assigned to duty in

administration.

McHose's motives also were al-

Communist Says Democratic System Needed.

China must imitate them.” To doctrinate Communists, Wu's statement amounted to heresy.

Tse-Tung never have wavered from insisting, that China's long-range aim should be socialism and then Second Deviation Paeference for the Anglo-Ameri-can system, as against the Russian, was the commuist’s second devi~ ation from orthodox Marxism during the conference. At an earlier session, another communist spokesman opposed the government's taking over or otherwise socializing industries recovered from the Japanese. Before the parley recessed, Nationalist Jurist Sun Fo, son of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, said China's future parliament would meet only once in three years “in order not to interfere with the government's administrative powers.” Democratic-league and Communist must agree to have provincial-that is, state-—governors elected rather than arbitrarily appointed, as at the

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go through a -.bourgeols capitalism and private industriali- | zation, Communist leaders like Mao

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80 they installed it on a scale that combines the best features of the store and the trist They | up with every- | thing from safety pins to dog food, and between cash sales mended broken hearts, unloaded trucks, paid bills for neighbors and organized a “Truth ©lub.”

converted streetcar gas-store and tells whoppers in the afternoon. Members dig into a big barrel of potato chips for refreshments. The’ guy who tells a true story is

thrown out.

Tom. Girl Pajamas styled by Sactorn Toles in Hat Daat War

“Dream” Fabric you have walled for 40

Australia with the war shipping

long, Austiniyed Processed Rayon.

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By NEA News Service CINCINNATI, Jan. 31.—The Car Stop Serive attendents fill the customer's gas tank, wipe his windshield and supply him with groceries, razor blades, ice cream, rat bait, lipstick, shoe strings, potato

Norman, Al and Joe Michaels, three brothers, decided during the gas shortage war days that what gas stations needed was service.

“Mothers who want to shop leave their children with us,” one of the brothers said. “If someone gets locked out of his house we fetch a ladder and get him in. We've done some rat-proofing for a neighbor.”

The Car Stop Service Station |

also mends broken watch springs, in addition to distributors and axles. They dipped into the lovelorn field not long ago and saved a local romance from going on the rocks. They saw their job through to the marriage license.

_ MONDAY, JAN. 21, 1946

WAR INV

ENTIONS

Throat Microphone Enables’ Talk in Noisy Plants,

NEW YORK, Jan. 21 (U.P)~' Electrical engineers from all overthe nation gathered in. New York.

‘| today to hear a report on their

achievements and discoveries dure ing the war years, and to discuss the possibilities of the coming’ atomic age. : More than 1800 delegates arrived to participate: in the five-day session of the American Institute of - [Electrical Engineers, covering 28° technical symposiums, conferences

and general meetings, which began at 9:30 a. m. today,

William E. Wickenden of Cleve land, O., president of the institute and head of the Case School of Applied Science, presided over the first general session. : Throat Microphone On display today was ga tiny, superdiscriminating throat .microphone which makes it possible for workers to talk to each other withe out shouting in the noisiest factories, These “inertia” microphones, similar to those used by air force pllots during the war, are highly sensitive to vibrations transmitted by bodily contact with the throat yet remain insensitive to noises moving through the air.

An “artificial throat” was developed for use in testing these microphones. - The throat has its own bone and skin structure, and is so human that it almost has to | gargle or shave. “It does everything but swallow,® the scientists said.

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