Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1948 — Page 19

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Development in Field of Radio Navigating

PAUL F. ELLIS, United Press Science

Writer

use, it was disclosed today.

ments in the field of radio navigating and tracking.” : | The equipment also can be used in oil prospecting, surveying and aerial photography.

Detects Motion in 1 Foot

of the top II—raydist detects motions of less than one foot. Pulse radar-type equipment normally does not de‘ect motions of less than 100 feet, Hastings scientists said.

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This top-quality cast {ron chopper is efficient and a food saver. Three-zize cutters for preparation of chopped meats and leftovers.

Canister Set 79¢

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83-Pe. Dish Set 10.90

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Flip-Flop Toaster 1.95

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ito most radar pulse systems.

Provides Permanent Record The equipment, its exact nature

Such an advantage, Hastings

| scientists pointed out, makes ray{dist important in the field of oil They further said that raydist |prospecting. An airplane, for inhas many advantages over other stance, flying over water in makradio navigation and tracking ing tests for possible below- Marlene Aichorn, systems in that it operates auto- surface oil fields, could be picked Dale Dunham, Ed Rosemeyer, requires no highly- up at the point where trained operators or technicians, showed presence of oil and is not limited to line-of-sight would pin-point the location.

tests This

In passing the Navy test, the

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