Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 August 1947 — Page 21

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MONDAY, AUG. 25, 1047

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homing pigeons under his care during experiments for the army signal

Taken west of a certain midway point, the birds always flew to one Seripps-Howard Staff Writer spot in the state of Nebraska, in-' WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 —8enastead of back to het home. wi tor Robert A. Taft's forthcoming RBA. DYeaUgaU he ee \wooing-of - the-west rip will be built intenisity of earth magnetism, andion a fighting, aggressive exposition also moved at the same rate as the of the Republican party's case. Also earth turned o-its axis, 4t will produce direct challenges to

Electrified Birds 3 Prof. Yeagley = suggests that the Truman admin Mon on

pigeons, perhaps birds in general, imajor public issues can sense these two things that we! The Taft four program. presumhuman beings do not feel, and that ably to decide whether the Ohioan when taken away from home, they! is to be an active or passive candifly in the direction that.takes them date for the 1948 nomination, began toward the combination of geomag- modestly but shapes up as perhaps netism and earth-spin to which they the ‘closest thing to a full-dress are used to. They probably do not presidential campaign tour ever seen feel the earth's magnetism directly, in an off-year. he thinks, but do perceive differences! ar. Taft didn't plan it that way

in their own electrical state inoriginally, Many western invitaBee Wine a aoa Changing io..c for speeches came to him dur1 Prot, Yeageys hypothesis Js 16, I Tent coneress when ne valid, it might help explain a number of reported abnormalities in bird |, behavior, such as the reported con-. fusion of homing pigeons when in A Bey Talks Slated \the neighborhood of radio towers, The prospect now is for seven their inability to orient themselves Major addresses and many local or when small but strong magnets are) purely G. O. P. political \talks. The fastened to their Jeffs, and the wild trip will be covered by a full com\breakup of flights of ducks when Plement of Washington political radar beams were “squirted” at Writers. them by wartime experimenters, Senator Taft, the personal target Ce oo rm ur eames of Mr. Truman when the President DE GAULLE TO ENTER TICKET in times past carried a fight to the PARIS, Aug. 25 (U. P.). — Gen. Republican leadership, will lay it Charles de Gaulle formally launched on the line about foreign policy,

By CHARLES T. LUCEY

a hia of them in his coming

(his Union of French People into the high living eosts, the Taft-Hartley

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Plans Personal Survey

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national political arena today with|bill and the labor question generally,’ ; an announcement that it would a many other domestic issues.| Jo be Gettrimineg. A3pcat ances - ter candidates in the October wu- He will make a full defense of the Diego, Seattle, Reno, Boise and

nicipal elections.

'G. 0. P. record in the Isst CONGTess. | ch ovenne.

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