Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1947 — Page 17

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THURSDAY; JULY 81,

Army, Navy Start int Purchases

By Scripps-Howard Newspapers WASHINGTON, July 31, — The armed services have begun to coordinate their buying programs. The ‘new unification law gives Defense Secretary James Forrestal authority to eliminate unnecessary duplication and overlapping in procurement. Actually, however, the army, navy and air force had started a joint purchasing program before the bill left congress. On July 1, the navy’s bureau of supplies and accounts began buying all coal used by the military. Army engineers buy all lumber; the army quartermaster, all food. The navy buys oll-fleld equipment; the army, mining machinery. : No Central Purchasing Textiles ‘now are under study.

bureaus in the arniy, navy and air force will get that job. This will be the general pattern of any procurement policy Mr. ¥Porrestal sets up. : Military men say there will be no central office. Nor will any one get the job of buying for everyone.

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State Parks Set Attendance Mark

Times State Servies Indiana's 14 state parks set an all-time record for attendanbe dur-

today.

the “parks division, said paid ad-|4.

the unprecedented attendance, nearly 200,000 more than the previous year, to “Hooslers' insatiable desire to get back to nature.”

brothers, Columbus.

sufficient [ing the last fiscal year, the coD- indictment in the death of Forrest servation department announced|Ray (Bozo) Harris, 36, Columbus ? bartender,

Kenneth R."Coustil,: Sector of |- The grand jury. made its report to R. o Judge George W. Long late Wednes-

missions between July 1 last year! Harris died of a fractured skull

and July 1 this year numbered|Sunday received in a downtown 1257644. Mr. Cougill attributed |street fight. Others involved in the

insatiable (and Edmund Lind, war vetersn

Guide Lamp, Anderson, Opi Fo [Strike Log Buried [58 Lu pene SUIENCE LoCateS

Bartholo- Times State Service oma 55. Sr Tyas] | ARCADIA, July 31.—While drilling | gare announced today for the an- S U e a well for water on the Cecil Boott |e) outing of the Guide Lamp

farm east of here, workers Were gjyision which will be held Saturastonished to strike a well preserved

log at a depth of 95 feet,

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WASHINGTON, July 31. - A major ‘earthquake which struck Tuesay in a distant part of the Prom the time required to aril world but made its mark on Amerthrough the log, the workmen fumities ot io loca) General Wor Joh selsinageap a Mug been jovated 3 en 0. e U. 8. coast an estimated it probably was three to| The outing will be an all-day af- geodetic survey here. four feet in diameter, fair with various program features. The quake shook southern Tibet, The drillers were unable to ex-|Officials said attendance at this probably in the eastern end of the plain the presence of a large log so year's picnic is expected to exceed (famous Himalaya mountains, in the | {far below the ground, and said they [that of last year's outing when region north of Burma and the Inhad Hever heard of such an/more than 5000 persons visited the dian state of Assam. The area is

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