Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1947 — Page 22

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About ‘Autonomy’ WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 (U.P). —~

fhe army air forces said today that {who is recorder for

they are mdre immediately con- | eerned with building up a 70-group | fir force—12,000 planes and 401,000 | men—than they are over the mechanics of perfecting their new | fautonomy. | Newly created as a separate “de-| partment of air force” by the unification law, the flying defenders concede that it will take at least two years to effect the full break! away from the army and set up | their own staff and supporting units. - 70-Group Goal Right now, on the other hand,

is concentrating air force efforts on

manned and operational air groups and 15 skeletonized groups for which cohgress appropriated finds. ! He constders this number the absoJute minimum for national security. The AAF experts believe this strength can be achieved by July 1, 1948. There are 308,000 officers and

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Mis, Nita Beckley, 1040 N. Illinots st., has been named Star Recorder by the National :

Indianapolis chapter 11, is the second local chap-~ § ter member in 30 # years to receive *% oy the coveted award. “ of 1

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was made in 1939 to Mrs. Beulah Murray, now of Anderson.

Too Much Water Cuts Duck Supply

By Science Service WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 — Too much water, even. for ducks: That is the news behind the news of the curtailed shooting season and sharply reduced bag limits established for this year by President Truman's proclamation.

men in the AAF now, divided into 36 operational groups, or two-thirds | of required strength, The air forces have 25,000 planes | of which 10,000 are first-line com- | bat planes. However, only 2172 of | these are ready for instant combat. | The goal is to have 12,000 planes | manned for combat, and 14,000 in| stored reserve. First-line planes in- | clude bombers, fighters and trans- | ports. The remaining planes are | trainers, communications and liaison “planes and obsolete bombers and fighters. The big task now uriderway is to train and equip the remaining 34

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Detailed reports from the Canadian Department of Mines and Resources .received at headguarters of the U. 8. Fish and Wildlife Service here confirm and extend the conclusions of American field biologists as to the growing seriousness of the duck shortage. The same weather pattern that produced the disastrous corn belt floods drowned out large areas In the Canadian nesting grounds from which come most of the ducks that fly over the shooting-blinds in the eastern part of the United States. In other Canadian duck nesting areas water conditions are much better but prospects fo rnext fall are Just as bad, Nesting sites are there aplenty, and more than enough water and duck food; but the breeding population is either greatly depleted or missing altogether,

Miniature Electrical Display Arranged A truck loaded with miniature equipment. to portray all the parts of an electrical power line; will be shown to electric utilities here Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the Fairgrounds manufacturing building. The display is sponsored by Westinghouse Electric Corp. and will portray to electrical workers the distribution and protective devices which. operate under every type of weather and atmospheric conditions.

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