Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1946 — Page 5

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Experimentally Within Seven Months.

By CHARLES CORDDRY United Press Staff Correspondent

LANGLEY FIELD, Va; May 13.—Within seven moriths planes built). to exceed the speed of sound—750 miles an hour—probably will be flown experimentally, Well-informed sources made the disclosure during the first public inspection of the national advisory committee for aeronautics laboratories since the war started. They told the United Press at| least two manufacturers, who can|laboratories, high-speed wind tunnot be named, are working on the nels and seaplane testing basins. project undef" military contract. | Officials of the government aeroThe only official comment from nautical research agency—which NACA, which will conduct the ex- reports directly to President Tru-

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“BABY TALK" Mother's Magesing

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Meter Weighed: ey ‘Not Wantifg' pt SEEKING ‘FOOD FOR CHILDREN

|'a “food for children” campaign

'terday throughout the Indianapolis

head of the volunteer drive, said

Taxi driver Joseph Everroad (center) stood inspection as the city | | Co ly improved” at the end of the trip L periments, was that such planes , ooo ode in attacking the Weights and measures bureau started its annual cabble check-up today. | Mrs. Ray Faust will have charge of a ARMY PROVES SELF over it ‘vas at the start, an Were no. new developments. No

are in the advanced design stage. problem of supersonic (faster than | George Wade (left), of the city weights and measures bureau, checked Manufacturers, airline operators,|sound) speed since the Aviation | and army and navy officers came Writers association saw demonstra- | here from all over the country to tions here in February. inspect the NACA’s vast system ¢ of The trouble spot still is the |

the meter while Police Officer Charles R. Caine looked over credentials.

‘SON, 45, ARRESTED ENSEMBLE FESTIVAL FOR BEING NOISY, .SET FOR WEDNESDAY

The city high schools’ second an- | 45, is a big boy | nual festival of small musical’ ennow but his dad still la : 1 win! circle, American military observers Fos — still lays down sembles will be held Wednesday at aire Aemple 3. Pythian Sutérs wil Ia - : | pened, but radio listeners over the {8 p.m. in the World War Memorial |p. m. in the hall at 137 W. North st. J . LODGE MARKS ANNIVERSARY | country heard the program sud-

: b | auxitinry of the International Riociniion| IN Mi KOX 1 ST JOB The tractor-propelled snowmo- Mr. Green's speech was sched- ~~ [of Machines 778. biles used in the expedition carried uled for broadcast over NBC at

YONKERS, N. Y., May 13 (U. P.).

the law when he acts up. Smith made so much noise around | night his father, William Smith, 75, had him arrested | | yesterday on a charge of disorderly | "brass and string ensembles and conduct for disturbing his sleep and | {choral singing by students from hi auxiliary of Cumberland chapter, circle, 6 p. m. tomorrow in the lodge hall. in the basement of the Asheville | being “lgjsterous and hilarious” o moor | the father’s home.

Tocluded on the program will be| | temple. Initiation ceremonies will be | ticipated in the closing phases of Railroad Trainmen, will observe its! gram were cut cleanly--apparently

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impliises travel in the air at the | at| Shortridge, Manual,

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|to obtain foodstulfs for Europe's 4 starving children was begun yes-

archdiocese of the Catholic church. | Monsignor August R. Fyssenegger, archdjocese director. of charities and |

ae for- 1.000000 new “southern every eff will be made to obtain | more than the 130,000 pounds of| foodstuffs contributed in a similar, drive last December. | 4 In addition to canned food, tash

| American Federation of Labor's | southern biennial conference ad~ * dB journed late yesterday and the contributions are being accepted.| i A estimated 2000 delegates scattered Persons wishing to assist in the| Lead roles in a three-act comedy, “Here She Comes, ‘to be pres- begin their recruiting work in 12

| ented tomorrow night by the seniors of St. Mary academy will be taken | Grive uy yond donatiors a Dro by (left to Tigh) Mary Margaret Wills, Laura Giovanoni and Marillyn | States in competition with O. I. O's

N. Pennsylvania st Schwalb. Other members of the play, to be given in the school audi- | parallel drive. pi : toflum, intlude Anne Tobin, Betty Ann Hill, Ramona Barron, Vir- | Meanwhile, Asheville police re ginia Koelker, Diana Rease, Rosemary Long, Betty Brothers, Evelyn | checked all dngles of the mysterious

o ge Organizations | Hamacher. Eimbeth Reinert and Joon Foresl 4 | wiee-tiashing ident, bub Polis Chief Charles Dermid said there

ty to be sponsored Tauredayo ho ry fn Machiniss hall by army medical observer said. arrests were made.

Mrs. Mildred Crump of the Arbogas the party over the Arctic wastes 6:45 p. m. Saturday night AnHomemakers” gro. Thursdny At 3 i NasNG TON, Nay 5 Up ¥ithony serious breakdown. = The nouncer John Hurley, of Washingp.m. at Municipal Gardens : snowrhobiles received gasoline! ton, had almost completed his in< WE. 0. club embers will be guests jof jan Muskax expedition to he Aree dropped from American army troduction when the circuits were Mis. Augusta’ Hoch #403 "Guilford av TS bee pn the Arti, Planes guided to the party by radar cut, Neither Mr. Green mor his on : and loran systems of navigation. audience were aware of what hap-

— The observers returned from Pt. Crossroads of America lodge 901, denly sto / Engl E. 1 ’ ! Pp. Englewood OF. 408 wil med a Nelson, Canada, where they par- auxiliary to the Brotherhood of| Three wires carrying the pro

| held,

| the 81-day trek above ‘the Arctic ninth anniversary with a dinner at| with a sharp-bladed instrument— J

ill meet at the home of Cnaries Mercer 5616 E. 21st st. at noon The health of the 50 men who The Moose kitchen band and the city auditorium, where Mr, Green

w Wadneiasy for + covered aishteneieon | vade-the Hgorous- trip was “slight victory drill team will entertain. | spoke.

Another solution to the transonic speed problem as seen by research experts here is to sweep back the wings of conventional planes at as Gert much as a 45-degree angle, causing ALS No. smoother air flow over the surface. IndianaPod Planes of this design, however, would be hard to manage at low . speeds, it was said, because the Digs | wings would give insufficient support. Consequently there is being dis- | cussed the possibility of designing planes with conventional wings that automatically sweep back at an angle when the aircraft passed

New officers of the Independent Social club are Mrs. James Thomas ALL ox. 2138 | Cofer, president; Mrs. George Stoll, : Deliveries Weekly first vice president; Mrs. Prancis DIAPER LARORY—1 McClure Light, second vice president; Mrs. Claud Matthews, corresponding secretary; Mrs. John Taggart, recording secretary and historian; Mrs. A. M. Tarr, treasurer

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