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the political and economic status of Poland, with the Polish people caught in the middle. A No Threat of War |

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Poland Again a Major Warr By LOUIS F. KEEMLE United Press Staff Correspondgni ow Nearly six years after the start of world become an issue among thé big powers. : It. was the Nazi invasion of Poland in September of 1939 Britain and’ France to declare war, in fulfillment of théir pledge to} Under the new draft: Jaw. no

Today, Britain and the United States are engaged in a non-military | strugglé with Soviet Russia over = . -

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| Passage of the 45-day stop-gap ; ..|by congress had Indiana selective ar 1I, Poland again has| service boards sifting through the : 120 to 25-year-age bracket for inwhich caused | quctees today.

; By NEA Service SAN FRANCISCO, May 16, There may not be any accidents ab Bikini atoll during “Operation Crossroads,” but the navy doesn’t believe in taking chances, Some 37,000 men will participate in the atomic bomb tests. Navy spokesmen state, while they are not taking any alarmist views as to possible injuries that might ensue, they are going to be fully prepared. In San Francisco Bay two ships are being specially outfitted to cope with all possible eventualities and no resource that modern science has made available is being over- [ looked.

registrant under 20 years of age! — {will be scheduled for induction or | pre-induction physical examination,

nomic pressure to check the swingjy, co) PF, Lyle Summers, disclosed of the existing provisional govern-| cio 400 a

ment to the extreme left. The British and -American com-two-fold. Politically,

Only non-father registrants and those found ineligible for deferment under existing regulation Polish government of national within the 20 to 25-age group will ls be considered for induction, he said. unity” is trying to evade ¢'s pledge | “Not more than 200 Indiana men

to hold free, democranc, elections will fall within this classification,” pe 8 “on oo he estimated.

nomically, they fear the provisional | Although local boards are being Chief Medical Officer

Tagine is tyme to tie Poland INO! instructed to delay classification] Cmdr. John W. Metcalfe, who he Russian orbit, to” the isad=| 1 ction on new registrants under 20! studied the after-effects of the vantage of the Wester n Powers. |years of age pending further in-|atomic explosions at Hiroshima and The United States is making Noo tions from national headquar- Nagasaki, will accompany the bones about putting on the finan-},... an vouth attaining their 18th | “Crossroads” task force to Bikini as cial screws. Washington has open- |, t1qqy are still required to register | chief medical officer of the navy ly threatened to withhold its prof-| o... "shoei hoards . hospital ship, U. 8. S. Benevolence,

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fered $90,000,000 loan unless Poland | gives assurance that Russia and her | | {navy has considered the possibility that invisible - radio-active waves

east European allies are not getting | MAGNETIC SHIELDS favored trade treatment. Poland) — is called Te iy fulfill other | PROTECT WORKMEN Bight hor the skin o destroy the {blood cells of a victim. ConseWASHINGTON. — Magnetic-grip| ony, he said, large quantities of

conditions, notably free elections! and freedom of American corres-|ghields, o , | shields, of transparent plnsuic With | J enicillin and other drugs are being loaded aboard thé Benevolence

pondents to report them withoul|a strong small horseshoe magnet censorship. | attached on one side, may be quickBreak Threatened {ly stuck at any angle on lathes and for tating such conditions if they Task Force Guard Ship

Great Britain is threatening to|other machines of iron to protect break relations with the present operators from flying particles. Bet- | Polish government if she finds there ter than goggles, they protect not| The U. 8. 8. Raven is being outonly the eyes, but the entire face fitted with super-sensitive elec {and body. tronic instruments to detect and

has been political persecution in advance of the elections.

A. report on trade activities with Russia has just been issued in this country by the Polish press agency on behalf of the provisional government, but it does not contain the “secret” details Washington wants, The report quoted a statement bv the Polish minister of industry that the Soviet agreements do nol | hamper commercial treaties with! other countries: It pointed to recent trade pacts with Britain] Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and others, What Washington wants to know, however, 1s whether Russia gets “most favored nation” treatment. |

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James Wilson of Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co. has been elected president of the newly organized Indianapolis Floor a i Covering club. Other officers are Gerald Miller of the 8. & M. retail . firm, vice president; John Kelly of Carson, Pirie, Scott Co. secretary; . and Carl Schaeffer of Wm. H. Block

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A membership committee includes George Hauseman, chairman; Al Nelis, George Albright and Earl Harris.

Fliers’ Washing | Stirs Up Denver |

DENVER, May 16 (U, P). ~— Maj. Arthur W. Wermuth—better known as the *“One-Man Army of Bataan”—and seven of his fellow performers in the Flying Tigers air circus decided today that being clean was .worth all the trouble they stirred up in Denver, Because they couldnt get a Denver laundry to speed their | washing, the air circus perform- | ers who will give the Colorado | capital city a hair-raising show Saturday and Sunday chose to wash their clothes themselves. They did, then hung them out .of the hotel windows to dry. Crowds gathered in the shadow of the state capitol. They quickly found out what a Flying Tiger wears in the line of undergar= ments. Women offered free advice on the intricacies of ironing. Meanwhile, Hotel Manager Henry Schwable pleaded with the Tigers to haul in their flags of cleanliness. He finally summoned police when his pleas | went unanswered. | The Tigers were taken to the | city jail, but a study of all the city ordinances disclosed they had broken no laws.

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She didn’t miss & big show in the war, either, The U.S. 8. Benevolence, at anchor in San Francisco bay prior to departure for Operation Crossroads, wears the same paint job she had when her anchor dropped

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warn again “radioactivity, “The Raven will be the task force's guard ship against radio-active waves,” an officer explained. “It will fulfill a mission similar to the anti-air-craft radar guard vessels of our combatant fleets during the war period.” Navy hospital ships are noted for their fine equipment and complete range of facilities: The U, 8, 8.

Benevolence is no exception. Microscopes, X-ray machines, iron lungs and clinical laboratories to handle every conceivable need are among the various items that make up her varied ‘assortment of medical and scientific departments. There may- be no need for such minute preparations, and the navy does not believe there will, but they will be ready, “just in case.”

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