Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1948 — Page 11

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for more saonnie orien Operates Middle East's Only Cat Cracker;

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By LEIGH WHITE, Times Foreign Writer ’ { is stressed in a report from the AWALIL Bahrein, A. : } , » Apr. 8-=-In the event of a third world war, American Veterinary Medical ag. the Bahretn Petroleum Co.'s refinery here would be one of the first objectives o viet air force. : rh POBulstion osld_ “concer. Bahrein was bombed once during World War II by three Loge attack only to face slow steer [an airplanes that miraculously failed to do any damage. Nobody BAKE SALE tion Because so much of its fooq Loci" *UCh & Miracle to be repeated If the site is ever bombed L supply had become contaminated|”“p

Bapco” [the largest catalytic cracker in with dangerous radiation, the 23 catalytic’ ar , ihe Ory the world, Aioc’s 25,000-barrel Conducted by j*ociation stated. Middle East—a maze of entwin- Plant. which will be. completed in —~— ’ fii” Veterinary corps personnel and tubes on a steel tower sur. 1951. is being constructed by the : Women’s Auxiliary {civilian veterinarians must be-rounding a tank as tall as a 10- FOSter-Wheeler Corp. of New ( - eration * {ease against wis danger mg *1%, DulAInE uci] Extra Liberal National Federation fense against this danger, Brig i | Bapco, by converting its crack-|

er into a still, has managed to in-/ jcrease its refinery's through-put/ {from 115000 to 135,000 barrels a day. i

Post ke Gen. James A. McCallam, chief er, ag TAL crack: Office Clerk e Army Veterinary 1 tly known, is caer journal. pable of produc- : ing 20,000 bar- ° rels of 100-oc-tane aviation gasoline a day. { But it has jnever hada a {chance to do so.

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