Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1946 — Page 29

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Charles P. Jaeger, 38-yéar-old vice

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wonderful girl,” but denied he had proposed marriage to her. Jaeger's denial was made after Miss Turner, the impetuous “sweat~ er girl,” announced he had pro-| posed to her and that he was ‘just what I want.” “That's just a lot of publicity magnifying ‘a nice friendship,” Mr. Jaeger said. “I have seen no such written statement frem Miss Tur-! ner, nor have we made reservations at St. Patrick's cathedral, She! is a very wonderful girl.” Miss Turner, who was’ planning! a trip East, reportedly to see Jaeger, had described the radio executive as “tall and very handsome just what I want.” °° Mr. Jaeger said he was flattered. hut that he had no further comment

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ii iii Radio Disturb Are Laid To Gas E ting From Sun : WASHINGTON, April 11 (UP) | The gasses originate in or near|sington, Md. during the magnetic possible, bursts of electrically charged corScience found a new explanation sun spots and race toward the!storms which disturbed radio com=' But the on-rushing clouds cause! puscles, which are like streams of today for the tricks that sun spots ionosphere, the upper layer of the munications Mareh 25 and. 26, {rapid changes in the height of the!“dust” from the sun. a |play on radio communications. earth's atmosphere, at about’ a They said the disruption begins|!ayer: thus changing the distanees| «The discovery indicatas that the |

Three .scientists at the’ Carnegie mile-a=second clip. | when the clouds rush into the ¥-|over which broadcast waves must | ita, violet ‘light coming from the | Institution of Washington = an-| The scientists’ were H. W. Wells, layer of the earth's atmosphere. The | be reflected for transmission from

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sun is not the only means of -pro- * ‘nounced the discovery "of elee- J. W. Watts and D.. E. George, F-layer is a layer of electrically|Station to station. {ducing the ionized layers of ‘air trically-charged gasses which speed using new techniques for observing charged air which normally is steady | The scientists said the clouds are | whose density afd whose height {from the sun into the earth's at- phenomena in. .the' atmosphere, enough to bounce radio waves down-| not to be confused with cosmic rays.|above the earth are fundamental mosphere and seriously disturh the they made their investigations at| ward toward the earth and thus) They are the result of bombard- {considerations in man's radio undertravel of radio waves. the ionosphericdaboratory at Ken- make long’ distance broadeasting| ment of the earth's atmosphere by!takings” the: scientists said.

Flying te London . . . George Pappas, manager of the Circle theater and winner of a transAtlantic air trip for his work in the victory loan, Mr. Pappas | leaves: New York May 19 for a | week in England. !

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