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« “ Je y i . ) a, y : ” ; 3 Trvina to Find Out i :Radar Helps Weatherman : : : y : . rE : ' Be $= How Ar y CID Works! S Brita Photograph’ Hurricane ” re “as U. ay rtain “ Mefeorologists Believe Taking Picture - Almost Impossible © nD Se Will Enable Them fo Make Better Forecasts - Ps wo a e ensive By PAUL F, ELLIS : : y United Press Staff Correspondent ' Officers Mum on Who It Is, How It . . . MIAMI, Fla, March 5.—Meteorologists can now “photograph” the Operates How Many It Employs Ex-Nazis Delighted top currents of a hurricane, thereby making possible better predictions ’ y . as to the progress of such storms. I By PAUL R. LEACH By Allies Split The trick is done with radar and was a top secret during the war, Ti. Swat Welw ok Duran apd i WAG] +. JYDEDWELLDENNY °° | ADUion bf a ern: Wrens of mt Das « WASHINGTON, March 5.—When Col. Jack Durant an 5 © Seripps-Howard SIaff Writer. ry of ] hy 8. wife; Capt. Kathleen Nash Durant, were picked up and accused of | gppp;IN, March 5~The Soviet warning service, that the top. cur- — appropriating a pile of Hessian crown jewels the army fidgeted ond di rents actually guide. the hurricane. Mr. Morton: also said that’ use plomatic offensive here in PrePA-| ny. Morton and his associate, of the airplane in determining the looked blank when asked how it was discovered, ir 4 X ; , The army just does not speak the English language when you ration for the Moscow conference Ernest Carson, meteorologist, and|course of a hurricane has been of want to know about its CID, short for criminal] investigating division. |shows some success. {administrative officer in charge of great help. But radio signals from That 13, when YOu Want io Knows =—==s=-——rresmmmpmiw—ee——1 Al it hasn't fofced any|the.U. S. weather bureau here, both|the plane have been interrupted who it 1s, how many people it uses, ‘ ri diplomatic retreat believe that with this new tool, it|many times by weather conditions. and how it works=and where, ~~ Press Club Plans ‘British-American dip ded. Gers will be possible to make better fore- During hurricanes in this section Of course, the = persis t Ramla not only in this hurricane last year, airplanes were used. Pilots army says, if has v a 8 best area, but in other sections as well. took their planes through the ‘outa CID, It's a iN: ’' Na: Ps Ee IL Picks Up Rain side_circle of the hurricane and to part of G-2, in- § I iron inner has put British| Mr. Horton said that radar can the “eye” where it is comparatively telligence, staff fi and Americans on [Pick up rain in'a storm, but that calm. THE officers explain . 5 def this was of little value in making | ‘From the “eye” of the.storm, the PRACTICE SESSION—Officers of the Notre D | : : nsive and : 3 : J icers of the Notre Dame glee club vaguely. That is, Public Officials to Be Ju Selensive the forecasts. The new development pilot sent back reports. Other prepare for a concert at 3 p. m. Sunday in the Cathedral high it really. works Dard. 3 _ {Includes the use of a metal reflector, |times, he was forced to fly out of hy oui S nareradisietasiabi under the: provost y Put On the Pan Dermara J ri that is.sent aloft in a weather bal-|the storm again and send reports Schock awdiorium Stoning Rare aes a sightiPaul Rehtept secre. |. marshal general's Public .oMcials and Hoosier poli- ence istties loon. The radar signals bounced{that were not interrupted by at- ¥s d Ralph. : . > J c ViRGy DUSINGSE- MBN. office. i ; ) “ " That's no small [Of this tiny reflector are recorded |mospheric conditions. ager, and Ralph Thorson, vice president. Seated is John J. Fitze But, you per- - {ticlans will be “put on the- pan at's nl on. Instantly on a screen on the ground. Both Mr. Norton and Mr. Carson| Henry, president. They will appear under the auspices of the Bernasist, how man Mr. Leach: |May 8 when the Indianapolis Press| ny penny achisvesmers ’ The reflector, actually the out- [said there was no means to predict | dette forum, Our Lady of Lourdes church. . v men does it have? : club stages its first annudl “grid- sidering AuGslas side of a small box containing other [whether there would be destructive ; How does it go about catching law= |. qo 0. the Egyptian room low political status here as r instruments, including a tiny radar hurricanes during the coming sea- ress in forecasting has eliminated |) over Advance Halts breakers? ¢ the Murat Temple = in Janusiy, 20 the Stina an transmitter, is carried up through son that runs from June to Novem- [much of the danger of loss of life ca . “ » comes the reply, “do you |? : - [Soviet sentiment since .! “|the "clouds and to the top of the ber. “ |in hurricanes. People in these parts TANTA, Sicily, March § (U. ta Hoover who his FBI| Plans for the dinner were an- pation. storm, sometimes 50,000 feet up. All| “You just can’t make such fore- |have learned to take cognizance of | P.).—A 10-mile lava stream from men are, and how they go about nounced today by Stephen C. No-| Current Soviet propaganda here ihe while thé recordings are being |casts,” Mr. Norton said. “The aver- [the forecasters’ warnings and stay |Mt. Etna has stop advancing. ‘habbing U. 8. civilians who get off |land, Press club. president. Don- follows the familiar formula that|made automatically by the sensi-|age is about seven a season.” “batten down” until the storm is|The smoking mass rapidly is bebase?” ald D. Hoover, associate editor of |Germans are gullible to the pointitive machine on the ground. They insisted, however, that prog- |over. . coming solidified. En ou sep, hopelallt The Times ‘and vice president of |Of believeing black is white if they're iA i »|the club, is general chairman _of told it often enough. - “And what does he tell you? the vent. “. | Hence the effort of Marshal Your staff officer asks. : It will be the “big night” for th Sokolovsky, Soviet commander in : “Nothing,” you say truthfu iy. Indianapolis press fraternity for Germany, to convince the Germans STRAUSS “Well,” says your army officer, “if the newspapermen w{ll uncork a that British and American capi- O we tell all we know about the parrage of humor designed to have |talists rather than Russian state SAYS: CID we would begin folding UP! Indiana's politicians “fry In their corporations are getting ‘control of : right off. No soap. Now, this army-|own grease.” Several nationally German industry; that econoniic navy merger, prominent leaders also are slated [disunity and territorial dismemberHighly Trained Group as targets for the “gridiron flak.” Men} ji] Sermany > 5 western . d-} S rather than a viet policy. And so, at risk of being Siddey = a Shit, Songs Denials by Marshall Douglas for on second thought it might With the event patterned after priioin and by Gen. Lucius Clay! # FBI which would ask questions; ve the annual “gridiron” dinner for (o. the United States never quite being civilian—here gre some LhiN8S big names of the nation's capital, [catch up with Soviet charges. Their we found out about it: the newsmen will toss their barbs! eminders than Marshal Sokolovsky It is a highly trained, well-iin the form of skits and songs. {is violating the control council rules organized group of intelligent men.| Eugene J. “Jep” Cadou, Indiana py attacking western powers deIt operates in the United States and bureau manager of the Inter- |jights the Germans, who want the overseas, wherever the U. 8. 8rmj national News Service, will be|yictors to kniféMeach other. . has jurisdiction. | “roastmaster.” Its headquarters staffs are officers] Attendance of non-club mem- Disillusioned by U. 8. q : eng] Hi i It should be clear to the Germans and men in uniform. Its operatives bers at ‘the $12-a-plate dinner will | : be ‘in uniform, or in civvies. be by invitation. |that Soviet violation of the Potsmay » i {dam agreement for German ecoThey have no distinct insignia or Chairmen of Committees | : vd d inst taki hes. They look like! : ; (nomic "unity. and agains king shoulder: paiches. : Chairmen of committees which reparations from current produc-, other people. ; {will formulate the dinner and pro- [tion perpetuated chaos and multiFew men in the army knoW Who gram plans were announced by Mr. plied hunger. _ CID people are. Even in the Penta: Hoover. The chairmen, who will They should see that economic gon, except for headquarters, 1OP- also serve as members of the over- fusion of the British and American flight officers don't know. What's a]] executive committee, include |zones helps, instead of hurts them, more they say they don’t want 10 john Jameson, script and casting; las the Soviet \charges. that conknow. ‘ | Farwell Rhodes Jr. publicity; Don |tinued British and American pleas Not Snoopy Gestapo Warnick Sense set Bren {to Russia to join in the eastern “an investigating or- nan. anquet; H. M. Moesch, pro- zone with that economic union is a has nothing to do duction; James Carr, ladies’ enter- proof that this is not a disguised san military intelligence. It is not tainment, and Charles Gallup, pro- |British-American plot to partition on. and-dagger spy outfit. And gram and props. : {the reich as the Reds would have lest some touchy person- raise the Other executive committeemen them believe. estion. it's not a snoopy gestapo are Mr. Noland, Mr. Hoover, Mr. | But the Germans were never q ' ’ irs cf Cadou, Gilbert Forbes, C. Walter bright at understanding such things.{. or NKVD looking into the affairs . | § an honest GI who's only trying to McCarty, Ben Cole, ‘Robert K. In their present frustation as demind his own business | Kyle, John Hillman, Wayne Guth- feated supermen their reactions are id Nr rie, Robert Early, Art Wright, Marc [even more unreliable. It's ‘the FBI of the ery. oer Waggener, Ross Bartley, John | They cannot be disappointed in a crime has Deen comm! wt y Kleinhenz, William L. Toms and the Russians because they expected officer or enlisted man, vig ferret DON Underwood. {the worst, but they feel betrayed by goes to work. It is used Wi TN :yB the British and Americans by whom out crimes and plots by Join I . they expected to be saved from the Sivlijans in Y 8. Ee S. A. Es Pl anning -{results of their folly in starting the ritories. But mos ; ~ war ' vy |%BE mits ompeopie me Founder's Day Rite!” : contusion crestea cannot concern » : U. 8. with a former soldier; now Indiana alumni and active mem- | SO NOW they are talking us Tapeh civilian. It would refer any such bers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon frater- about ineginary park on ny o cases to the FBI or local police. nity will hold a dinner dance Satur- | Western Germany by us as of actua Little Publicity |day night at the dismemberment, of eastern Geri Columbia club, in § many by Russia and Poland; as The Hesse jewel detective work observance of the much about - fictitious enslavement occupied quite a staff. But-except 91st AAToFS ; of western Germany by American for a few men Who could not avoid’ * "0 : ee Sa A capitalism as about the actual - it there has been no - publicity % U2 (OVC 8 © transfer of over one-third of east- » : ; _ the fraternity, : AS [1 about who did that sleuthing. They | Georse E. Davis ern Germany economy to Sovietworked all over Germany and all}, ya of owned_trusts. ; 3 over he U. 8, digging up plunder the founders day Having thus: created %his confu- 2 ne ee y | celebration, said fon in the Seah Minds regard. . : : . A. C. Miller, a former T0- 436 members are ng economic realities, the secon . ' mance language professor at Penn’ gynected to ate : move of the Soviet diplomatic these sage words taken from- Lincoln S Second State, directed’ that job for CID. tong : offensive is to play on German ’ : . I h d 5 Hs Sepuly was Leos Col. ¥ = The qinnper- Mi paws petition} stabiiont=. X Oi Inaugural address—might we be the credo o yers, former general counsel IO gqance is an annual event sponsored e Soviet-controle al Unity : : : a* Wall street financial firm. Other jy the Indianapolis Alumni asso- |party’s demand for a Germag : your American Red Cross in peace and nwar, than that the army has had noth-! ciation of the fraternity. Gonard |referendum on political centraliza- . wl . . .. ing to say. Felland is president. Don. Maine's |tion versus federalism is an effec- Wherever there 1S human need—the Red Cross IS And now -you know all you need orchestra will play for dancing. [tive follow-up on the. Sokolovsky = ve . to. know about GID. ‘William and Robert Horn will be in |statement—despite the unpopularity, devoted to administe ring help—SERVING,. Copyright. 1947. bv The Indianapolis Times charge of the decoration committee, here of that «Communist-front party. . i A ee stl ts ot Si Lhe ; TC ACLUNC. | z A iv BE ow nie pee frseisting Mr: Davilwith arranges 8 matter-of-pride-in- nothing} erm ma Rs in 2 en enn + = GIVING, TEACHING: LEADING. ~ evar : : {ments are Ed D. Cree, John Notting- | else, ‘most Germans want a cen- } : — ; : Long-Distance School |=" *** eae or arizes Helgh . Record Established : | TE ; Dangerous Threat IT BINDS UP THE WOUNDS OF VICTIMS MADISON, Wis, March 5 (U, South Carolina Senate iy is a Sangerous Serman Minutes after disaster strikes—wounds . ame to fan es a when re- “enused ; / . P.).~The University of Wisconsin Favors Divorce Law vival of er is a warn- . by floods, fire, acojents, wrecks. ey sw long-distance | i epidemics, hurricanes. It helps Veterans chalked up a new long NC®| COLUMBIA, 8. C, March 5 (U.|ing to the world of a future war le discharded into Civilian life Velerans ol education. record today. when it! p)__The state senate yesterday potential, : % newly 18c/ arge mio wi an - Vel announced the ' graduation of | approved by a vote of 34 to 5 a state| Revival of a politically centralized and their families still Overseas — or in: Thomas A. Jamieson from a corre- [constitutional amendment providing reich, and restoration of Gerntan hospitals all over.the country. in ; freshinan for a divorce law in this state. industrial capacity to permit repa- 4 spondence Sounse n The house has not yet acted on|rations payments from current proEnglish. the amendment.~ duction would be far more than a THE RED CROSS SUPPLIES HEALTH AND ' we Mr. Jamieson, of Poynette, Wis.,| South Carolina is the only state British American diplomatic - de- SAFETY services within your communities » completed his course during naval | without a divorce law, eat, il ; lies. It conducts classes in service the Byrd expedition 40! Under the proposed law, divorces | It would repeat the mistakes of avi Lomuier, 1¢ ond baby care, family healph ‘Antarctica. His final assignment| would be granted on grounds of settlement after world war I and nutrition, l 0a Y iil C hy Wn was postmarked “Longitude 175W,| habitual , drunkenness, desertion, invite a revival of German agfres- yl — Home Nursing —— Farst-Au ourses — latitude 69s.” physical cruelty and adultery.: [sive totalitarianism in a new form. . swimming and ater sa fety. It provides first- - : = It's not hard to understand the ap- aid stations and mobile units — all for ’ N » \ » x ° \ ; : peal which this latest Russian prop- |: . y your protection. ; , + S Easier oe a $ S aganda has for the power-worship- = ! . : 2 ~ : gi . ping Germans now smarting in - r : . : Than to Live 150 Years TS GREAT STRENGTH AND INFLUENCE is supported : Fe Lol IA voluntarily by the good will of you. It must have funds, both na SEATTLE, March 5 (U. P.).—8o| “Why in 60 years 150 million peo- Recommend O. K. and locally, to carry on its work. ri you want to live 150 years? Forget|ple would be on old age pension} . . . . w——® : i it, son, it's easier the way it is. {and if a man died at 100 people On Building Bill ; ; : . we A 0.8, the long-life non Fould py the poor biti was Tipped This Hotes wavs and esas com AND SO J THE FUND DRIVE IS ON! The national scientifically known as anti-seticu-|in’ the flower of .. youth,” he e - . qe . ' 4 Hp lar cytoxic serum-which Ameri-|snorted, Y. . _ |mittee yesterday recommended pass- budget is $60 million “on Marion County's Sucla Js; $322,000, can research-scientists believe will|, Insurance companies would reap age of the state $22 million building success of the drive depends on your responsibi ities “wag stretch life spans eventually to 150 (a harvest; morticians would. face | program appropriations bill with. $1 A : di small; : : ; i ; ; . arge or me ium: or small, ; prt : _ years, would have dire results of bankruptcy; lifé guarantees would million earmarked for state park| | », : : Ri ig wold economy according to Dr.|not be promised so glibly, but the sensiruction. \ il - Vv, De Fd del off Charles E, Martin of the University most crushing blow of all would |" The bill which come up for ’ a rake i . or of Washington. ~~ . |be to the prisoner serving a life a Second reading in the house to- A Red Cross worker will ask for your help. Give! ‘Give! _ Dr. Martin, professor of political sentence. © |morrow appropriates $22 million generously! Or send your contributions to the Red Cross science, thinks three-score and ten| . Finnally, ‘birth control would | from a special alcoholic ‘beverage - Head qua rters, Indiana World War Memorial Building . long enough to hang around any-| become a must,” he said. Loptak Ln on or : iy : iy d : EN - way. 4a : . The idea being if no one died for| The portion which was ear- y . bh : sit Cad “The world’s economy is geared to [60 years, under present birthrate marked for state parks will be used ae 0? 4 % that span,” Re said. “Any elixir|the world would become over-|to construct additional acilities. Li PUBLISHED BY L.Soutle § DSN orgevhy yous : to live 150 years— from which} the appropriation is eo} : BEHALF OF THE

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