Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1946 — Page 12

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Sincerity Termed Keynote of U. S. Proposal.

By WATSON DAVIS Direotdr, Science Serviee NEW, YORK, June 18~It is a warm and encouraging scientific fact that sincerity is the prime ‘ingredient of the United States’ proposals to the United Nations atomid energy commission. ham k | The selentists to whom I have thlked 4ré convinted Mr. Bafuch . [speaking with High authority means #* |what he says on behalf of the nation. Delegates from other nations and their soclentific advisors can

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VIENNA, Austria, June 18.--“We AHAN rl Belence Service Staff Writer

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U. 8. Plans to Spend $27V% Millions to Help Timber Cutters Penetrate Forests.

By NED BROOKS \ Soripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, June 18—The lumber shortage 18 retarding homebuilding, so— : The government is going to spend $27% million for new roads, so— Luambermen can penetrate more deeply into the timber of national forests, so— There'll be more lumber for homes. But don't conclude that the shortage is Solved. About $132'% million will be spent

L E Grisso 0. K. Van Adsdall

The election of L. E. Grisso as vice president of Van Ausdall & Farrar, Inc, dis- 2 tributors of Edi{phone - Volcewgit ers, has bee announced by the firm :

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for coal but we had to have it to make bricks to reconstruct. Then the Osechs boosted the price to a car and & half of coal 8 for one of ore. It i was just too high. “We asked the

were trading with Ogechoslovakia, one oar of iron ote for two cars of - |coal. That's a terrific price to pay LEWES, Del, June 18.—We have now seen four navy emselves through the air traveling probably sound travels, Some day these engines may

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ram Jets demonstrated are known as 3ABfed looks like 4 Hixeinen Stovepipe phrison to U. 8. production. Otvilian

production administrator John

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The ram jets were shot over the Atlantic at a small angle with the beach, and at an angle of 15 defees with the surface 6f the ocean, A ram jets got theif initial welocity from rockets. They can start themselves, They have

of their own until they traveling fast enough to pick

combustion with the fuel, is gasoline or keroThis means acquiring a vef perhaps 400 miles an hoyr. ts they were candied and started on their carriage with four combustion started they speeded ahead

and a giant flaming tail shot out-

allies for coal

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ward from its rear. .. This engine, like the navy ram jet, is mainly a hollow tube. Neither have moving parts and, therefore, require no lubrication. In the ram jet, as explained by an army sclentist, there is first, intake and compression of air; second, combustion or heat release; third, expansion of air or power The complete eyele, stated, 1s applied to the air flowing through the ram jet in a continuous path with ho interruption, In other words, the air moves into the engine with high velocity, When once inside, it is slowed down and compressed, pressure, That pressure built up can be used to discharge the alr through the outlet at approximately the same velocity at which it entered the enDress gine, and. cl it sumeiently However, if the air is heated while moving slowly and under high pressuré and discharged through a small opening, the outlet velocity tan be made to exceed the inlet velocity by a wide margin.

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from the Ruhr They asked us how we'd pay for it. We had no money. But we got a big power plant repaired in the Tyrol. So we trade electric current for coal.” I've become innured to the daily picture of human beings openly bartering their rings, watches, clothes, even shoes—for food. But it is something of a shock to see nations doing it, the only way they have of trading.

Have Deals in Fire

“We are trading, or have negotiations almost completed with Poland, Czechoslovakia, Switzerland, Hungary, Italy,” sald M. Chavane of the department of commerce and reconstruction. “Two troubles confront us; lack of money and transportation. No nation’s money is sound, so we barter. We want coal from Poland, for instance. She in turn has sent us a long list of her needs, chiefly electrical machinery and minerals. If we can't agree on commodities to exchange, wé can’t trade.”

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in business eirGrisso has spent 14 years in the dictating machine industry, and has appeared as speaker for clubs throughout the

Carl F. Farrar

He is president of the Indian apolis chapter of national office management; past director of the national federation of sales executives, and a member of the Junto club, Kiwanis club, Scottish Rite and Murat Shrine. Other officers of the company are Carl F, Farrar, pres O. K. Van Ausdall, secretary and

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take the proposdls at fade value. If this be sométhihg unusual inh world diplomacy, so much the better. \ One of the great dangers’ to discussions that have bégun is that blundering although highly patriotic individuals may give the impression the United States will not carry through in turning over to the proposed United Nations development suthority the stocks of bombs, the atomic energy plants and the pecrets and knowhow. Scientific Approach Noted The fact is that this building of a world atomic energy structure is being approached as ‘a. scientifio problem.

yet undetermined. It can be used

3625 HOGS AT LOCAL MARKET

Early ' Receipts Move at $14.85 Top.

The hog market at the Indian-

The little groups of atomic scien tists from all over the world who gather over luncheon tables or at cocktails remind me of a world conference on science. Much 6f the real work of the conference will be done, of necessity, by these scientists who are the experts. Bome of them, like Dr. M. L. E. Oliphant, Australian advisor although he workéd in England during the war, Sir James Chadwick of Britain, Dr. Richard C. Tolman, Dr. Harold Urey, Dr. J. Robert

in maintaining and extending actess roads so that the wartime rate of timbet-cutting in the national forests—around three billion feet a year—can be maintained. THe remdining $15 million 1s earmarked for new roads to hitherto untapped timber stands. Cost $6000 per Mile The forest service has plans to build 1760 miles of these roads at an average cost of about a $6000 mile, The total cost of $10% million was the extra sum asked of congress in the agticulture department's appropriation bill. The senate voted it along with the $12% million for extending existing roads. Conféreés of the two houses eliminated the $10% million item because $15 million was alloted for thé same purpose from housing éxpeditér Wilson Wyatt's $400 million housing subsidy fund. Assistant thief C. M. Granger of the forest service estimated that the $10% million program would provide an increased timber cut of 600 to 700 million feet during the remainder of 1048 and 1047. This would représent about 1 per cent of current lumber production.

Estimates High

Stall has estimated 1048 lumber exports at 600 million feet. Cut U. 8, Owned Timber After first resisting the move, the forest service has now ylelded to Mr, Wyatt's request for continuation of the wartime practice of cutting government-owned timber in certain southern and western areas beyond the normal yield. Mr. Granger said the forest service was “very reluctant” to permit excess cutting because the production would be relatively small and many lumbering communities would suffer in the future, Mr. Wyatt won the argument oh a contention that the move would add 150 to 200 million feet of lumber during 1946 and 1047, ; Over objections of Attorhey General Clark, house-senate conferees voted to. waive legal requirements for justice department review of titles for rights-of-way on the new access roads. The law requires a review if the cost exceeds $2500 but the conferees raised the limit to $40,000 to permit more speédy land-buyiig. Senator Hayden (D, Ariz) sald the justice department takes two to three months for the reviews,

So, with the exception of Switzerland, there are a whole mess of nations without money and with little transport. Hitler seized every boat on the Danube. Most of them were ruined and the Russians are using what's left. Rebuilding Dams Austria's new minister of economics, Dr. G. Heinl, is carrying out a vigorous campaign for reconstruc

apolis stockyards today remained unchanged from the lohg standing steady trend. Barly receipts of 3625 were going at the top $14.85 price. Other ‘early treceipts were 900 cattle, 550 calves and 350 sheep. Cattle cleared by mid-morning in a strong to higher trade, while fat lambs showed a slightly weaker undertone.

GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (3625)

and the burned out Oppenheimer and others of the U. 8, group, have been used to working together. Others, like Prof. D. V. Skobeltsin, the Soviet physicist and adviser, and Prof. H. A. Kramers of the Netherlands, were hot in on the wartime researches that created the problém.

‘Secrets’ to Be Bared

to propel guided missiles, and some day may be used to power supersoni¢ airplanes. The army says it has already been flight tested oh existing air force planes. It is the first step beyond the turbo-jet used to propel high-speed planes such as the Lockheed Shooting Star. It is capable of operating

Mr. Granger said the road pro-, gram would add about 9 million feet of lumber this year, from 500 to 600 million feet in 1047 and 1750 million feet or more in 1948 and for a period thereafter. Mr. Wyatt, whose estimates were higher, told chairman McKellar (D. Tenn.) of the senate appropriations committee that the under-

PRIGES OF KITCHEN UTENSILS ARE HIKED,

WASHINGTON, June 17 (U. BP). —Retail prices on sheet aluminum | kitchen utensils went up slightly to- | day as the OPA authorized price

of the ram jets traveled miles before falling into the . One fell at a much shorter . Much greater range is wever, but these four enough fuel nor elevaangle for that.

‘The navy ram Jet was developéd at higher speeds than any other |g Many detailed “secrets” of atomi¢ | taking “will contribute greatly to on of two hu wer dams in the : : rises for manufactures of all types | present power plant with, the ex- - Be pg R 130- 140 a. [email protected] | energy research will be revealed or [breaking the lumber bottleneck H 3 American zone, at Kaprun and| }33- 130 pounds Li Non of aluminum ware ception of rockets. Persenbeug. American engineers| 100: § coven JAISGIAES the last three days of this week|which is hampering our housing|™ : As compared with rocket power are helping and when they're op-| §ae. 3 a shitty tla. LL] when the American PhysicAl So. program. | This plavts. reiall Briss of sheet the ram jet has one great advan-|erating again Austria will have tre. Mediums 7" Bong OY meets at Chisago, Housing officials estimate the 1946 aluminum ware spout is BEF CCR tage 1h fist 16 takes Mth ORVEON|ormmins Satden veslth fn electro] 100 3 vung Lo i 183801448) There will be dosens of hitherto |lumber shortage ai 4 fo 6 billion Pigher than prewar, OPA Wt The from the air, while the rocket car-|power with which to barter. io a8 pounds 14.10 BE are Ie ror ftom fest | sorbed | NP Rep Ph ey Just ries its own. This makes it possible| Duting the past five Weeks the| ab. 400 Bounds :[ii[!iiillilis [Los Alamos, Ouk Ridge, University) Lumber ‘dusty Spokersnen liye | s07R6Q DY Sorailest id distributes. | year before the testing we wit-| for rockets to travel far above the Russians have taken over 10 more| 400- 480 pounds ............ 14.10 of Chicago and otfief Manhattan bla ite shoraie of OFa wi rion increase | atmosphere, huge Austrian enterprises. iu : oop | district laboratories. ing policies, but Philip H. Coombs, | Conve price granted | Arty also has a ram jet| One great disadvantage of the| They include—figures given me| wh fuanis Hg 12%! Prom Chicago there is being be- aMSlstant to Mr. Wyatt, told We Hanvlachiere. The cost of sium . and further development is|ram jet is that it must be brought a8.0Mcial—~100 per cent of Austria's Mediu Ph pe 11.25Q14.50 gun this week another attempt to|senate committee i previous | num has not increased much, OPA | ay a tal labore- | up to high spsed before If ean oper- artificial silk: 100 pet ert of her eAtjia gow; "TCT SONS SCIEN Wf othe} nations Pie heen "ean Wn oy ag boy Wright Meld. w alate. It may be possible that ram |&léctric train signal factories; 50 per _ of America’s strong determination - | at the laboratories under) jet emgines may be used ih the|tent of her electric wire and cable 00 Douhds .... iil. 11008! 7p! for peace. Every American sefentist| Oohgressmen who have been steel rivets. Wages, too, have gone ” It we not shot into the alr,|future on high-speed criilsihg air- |output: 60 per cent of her high 1 Boungs i iE who knows a forelgn scientist is| fighting Iltunmber exports pointed | IP: - Wever, was on a stand, and craft which are equipped with other tension equipment: 40 per cent of 1300-1800 Bounds ..... tii. 17.00@18 08 | being urged to write to him in sup- out that the prospective two-year a heavy blast of air was driven|forms of propulsion for resching|her electric lamps and 40 per cent ST WOU Doing +.5s400isves [email protected]| POTt Of the international control of yield resulting from the new road TRUCK WHEAT into ite forward endl by & powerful|the speed at which the jets would|of her steel-for-bridges facilities. |i300:1300 bounds oo wii: 8 is atomic energy program. program is approximately the blower, When the air reached the|operate, John Hopkins sefentists de- Needs Equipment 1300-1200 bounds ..-e.evee... 100@HL%| Already this plan, baeked by the |amount 6f lumber to be sold abroad | t8dianapoils floor mills wn Hsia required presstite, ignition tresulted!clare 8 ur Im federation of atomic scientists, has|this year. Reconversion director | So. ? cod wheat aiher grades 90 the 3 4 follows closely Russia's -1100 pounds ........oone tena ’ : | merits): 0. whith 6r No * et — asin 1 THIS 1100-1300 wounds ............ 14.00016.00| started a thousand such letters on |John Snyder has defended the ex-|testing 84 | tee : 3 obvious need for electrical equip-|Commene = 12.500 14.00 | thelr way, ‘sorts a8 “extremely small” in com- lion shelled. sal per pushes and He 2 Move to Use Stout Field ment as indicated by the huge Hefters y en — a cit ®hite shelled corm. 81851 , amoufits taken from Germany, even ow a from under ground. German bombs| 800-1000 matter 167501130 To Train Reserv Fli and demolition must have spread Good- POUNAS ...i0ueeness san e ier S great havoc through Russia's power od Pounds ....;% 0... [email protected] industries. 350-500 Pounds ......esers. [email protected]

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