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B. } LER dl Bn : 0 Es on a pifs, and bluegills, smallmouth bass, oe "1. . . . ROBEY HEADS BUTLER . some channel cats and carp taken U S Abil ty to Mar hal Offensive Power - RECORD CATCH from the streams. Te I ¢ 5 ; FRATERNITY COUNCIL INT’ wae ericson sons, ou In Next 6 Months May Decide Peace or War| mie rn our un MADE | | Big Indian, Guthrie and Graham y Yersiiys Imeriratsrolly. sourerl is ] : creeks, in the Whitewater, Big Blue, Bert vulnerability in Russia's capabilities| Paul Robey of Casey, Ill, a senior mana ; 3 hat jor of Walle Hives, Museat (Last of a Series) is the Middle Bast. Here, through|and president of Sigma Chi fra- comin ; wei : ’ the Mediterranean gate, Ameérica's ® Fisher Convinced Indiana McOoy, Starve Hollow lake apd By GUY RICHARDS Rr , Amerie {lerllys Bates : 3 mine lakes ‘iY Green coun \ Written for Seripps-Howard ‘Newspapers : Mr. Robey is a political science b A B t ! ounty are : poised forbiddingly over the narrow urg Waters re es alsd listed for good fishing. NEW YORK, Oct. 4—When atomic weapons are banished emphasis roads to India unc Africa and Over and history. major at the univer-'= of Tu ARC G. WAGGENER Craws, minnows, catalpa worms, | Will revert to the size, strength and skill of our other resources. What the oil. resources and breadbaskets|Sity. Other officers of the council M CBM 3 6. WAC GEN mussel meat and artificial baits |18 the present condition of those other resources? : of the Black Sea and Trans-Cauca. | include Walter Dodd, vice president, arst Anglers heading or Hoosier lakes have been effective. With its eyes on the future, congress has appropriated $730 million ols regions and ‘ Lothalr Manifold, secretary- * Short a this week-end in search : a for Sesenren Out Dew WeRpom Sd Ruoseat nd after another, and| Here and at two other points in treasurer, 3 of “meat on the table” were given a Squirrel Season generally they” have been Just that the Mediterranean—Trieste and|~ - at the record to shoot at by Bill Medea Tuesday, Oct. 8, is the last day of |—one or two new models of the| Needed is a skilled aero-amphib- SERS x the = lines of ac- club. 1 wald, 3050 W. 16th st, during the open season on squirrel in In-|600-mile-an-hour F-84 Thunderjet fous force, big enough to sweat it Ee 5 - e vital points of the Mr outing along the Tippecanoe river, diana. From all reports it has been | fighter, one or two new models of |out in enemy territory from a week | “* Next 6 Month Dennis pear Warsaw, last week-end. one of the best that Hoosier nim-|the 10,000-mile B-36 bomber, one|to a month; co-ordinated with the nie bilit » May Decide from t Casting with his prized black and Bl [rods have enjoyed In recent years, |Or two new announcements Of fair forces, the navy and carrier| = » XY 8 1a y our offensive white river runt;~he landed a 19- many of them bagging their limit. | breathless blueprints. aviation through maneuvers on pow cis 7 he SEW 2x monk Lo

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inch smallmouth black bass. Al¥ though it tipped the scales at only three and a half pounds, it is one of the longest smallmouth reported during the current fishing season. “Radio Bill” landed his catch after a stiff battle, during which he was torn between thoughts of losing the fish and of losing the plug which he feels is his good luck charm. ‘At least it has been the pait with which he has landed several good catches during the season.

- . After a vacation trip ' His 10-inch smallmouth was lakes, Lake Manitou, Pine, Hudson, |Fall creek and the Oaklandon reser this season Deduct the air forces—the re-| By preparing the new .45,000-ton | -- hi Big Turkey and Fish lakes along voir holding the most hope for local devoted to fishing Wisconsin waters, : : y prep. g , past year must be rated higher than | - - landed during an overnight trip. He/ Oh © 0" james, and the Chain. Mr. Porter asserted that he could |TAlning 670000 troops available for|pattieship Kentucky, and the 27 |Munich—the headiest = stimulant| _

was accompanied by his two Brothers, Frank Medenwald, a foreman at the Allison plant, and Bernard Medenwald, who is home on leave from the merchant marine, and his uncle, Willie Medenwald, 21 N. Termont ave, The party landed a number of rock bass and red-eared sunfish, a J » Fishing prospects are reported as only fair for this week-end with the best outlook in the northeastern

“Radio Bill” Medenwald, 3050 W. 16th st., and 19 inches of Tippecanoe river smallmouth bass,

eties .along with red worms and crickets. Fishing prospects in Marion and other central Indiana counties is only fair for the week-end with

part of the state and in strip mine and gravel pits. Conservation officers from the northern counties list Lakes Freeman and Shafer, Rock and Nyona

anglers. Booné, Delaware, Fayette, Union, Hamilton, Hendricks, Henry, Morgan and Parke counties reported poor fishing reports. Fair fishing was listed for Eel river, Blue river, White river in Madison county, Fall creek, Sugar creek, Big ‘Raccoon, “ Big Walnut, Mill creek, Brandywine and Wildcat creek. Minnows and red worms have been the best bait with bass and

O'-Lakes for good fishing. Stream fishing is expected to be good in the Tippecanoe river, Wildcat creek, the Wabash, Eel, Mississinewa, Kankakee and Iroquois rivers and in Wildcat, Deer, Pipe, Walnut and Indian creeks. Both large and smallmouth bass, pike, bluegills, crappies -and channel catfish have been hitting this week. Baits getting the best results have included the live vari-

. With the close of the squirrel season, Indiana hunters will have a vacation until Oct. 26 when the duck season gets under way in the state, ~ » »

Hoosier Fishin' Best

C, D. Porter, paint manufacturer at Liberty, is another angler who has returned home convinced that Indiana's fishing is fully as good if not better than that of other states

have “caught more fish in Fall creek than I did in Wisconsin” this yegr. Bill Remy, president of the Indianapolis board of public safety and an ardent angler, also rose to challenge the fishing claims of other states during a recent luncheon discussion with the assertion that he could do better in Indiana

than any of his listeners could in

crappies being taken -from gravel [Wisconsin or Michigan.

Once more we are rich in plans, blueprints and experimental models. Once more we are short of real forces. Our total armed manpower is being whittled down to the. projected goal of 1,700,000 which is about 13 per cent of the 13,000,000 mobilized in world war IL The army we

force of 1,070,000 men, which will include 400,000 in the air forces.

15 Undermanned Divisions

all the army's obligations every-

United States, will be roughly half the number that Russia has now in Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and Hungary. In place of the 89 well-trained divisions that our ground forces had a year or so ago, we now have 15 undermanned divisions composed mostly of green troops. In place of an air force of 2,500,000 men and 90,000 aircraft at the

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where in the world, including the

simulated missions of all kinds; and backed up by the navy and marine corps for resupply and withdrawal. Two marine divisions and three airborne divisions, one a light armored division, . would probably meet all our needs for this antirocket task forte, But our resources for the job right now, on the Atlantie coast, are one marine bridage and the undermanned 82d airborne. The two have never held a joint maneuver,

000-ton hattle cruiser Hawail, as rocket and guided missile control ships, the navy has shown its readiness to get set for the shape of things to come. Could Be Solved Quickly Long overdue, however, are preparations for launching paratroops | from carriers. This should be done | immediately. The problems of getting big transports into the air

Soviet Union remains in the United Nations, and the United Nations succeeds, or whether the dreams of Hitler materialize at last under the hammer and sickle, Clairvoyance beyohhd normal powers is necessary to predict what [the Soviet Union has up its sleeve. Events now transpiring on the map of Europe lead to the conclusion that if past American weakness has ever stimulated the hopes of aggressors, our performance in the

ever inhaled by red marshals with plenty of troops, plenty of time to read history and to study maps, and with a plentiful itch to be on the move,

MAYBE THIEVES WERE DEAF VANCQUVER, B. C. (U. P.).— Thieves who entered St. James

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’ hi peak of the war, we now have plans for 21,000 planes divided into 70 combat groups with 400,000 men —but these plans have been since reduced abouf 20 per cent by: a presidential economy order. In place of a 3,000,000-man navy which included more than 100 carriers, 23 battleships, 1,126 additional warships, and about 63,000 other vessels, the navy is rapidly approaching its projected post-war size of 400,000 men and 300 major combat vessels. The economy order, however, applies to the navy as

Jet-booster charges. Structural strengthening of the planes to permit hooked landings, | and structural changes to permit wing-folding and stowage, could be | attained, it is generally believed | without too much trouble. | It would add greatly to the offensive power of carrier task forces. | It would add a mobile echelon to the anti-rocket task force. In short, as far as our ground | forces are concerned, our position | in 1948 shows that we are speedily reverting to our status in 1938,

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