Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1948 — Page 4

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Break From Plutonium Believed in Making

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Atom bomb: tests at the Eniwetok

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proving ground have been concluded - for the present and the next stage of atomic development | will be in the design of improved {weapons for delivering the bombs| {to their targets, it was indicated | today. it Gen. John ¥. Hull, commander of joint Task Force 7, {which conducted the ‘tests, indi[cated in an ‘interview that the [ERTWetok tests “also

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{than the plutonium believed to (have been used in the five pre-| | vious bomb explosions. i “The tests” Gen. Hull said | “were literally and truly feld| {laboratory tests designed to ae | termine how the bombs now un

_|lder development by the ate

(States would work and to determine their efficiency. | “Got Our Answers” “We did. just that. We got our - answers. We diked the answers. | | These answers belong to the U.| 8. government and naturally are not for publication. It can be) said, however, that the bombs | worked.”

found in the United States,

In Tank Blast

Harold Wrightsman, 34, Bridgeport, . was. injured today when an asphalt tank at Shumilker Bros, contracting firm, 1702 8. ‘Reishér St.. exploded. He is in fair condition at General Hospital. He suffered a fractured | right arm, broken toe and face burns.

Mr. Wrightsman was on top of ‘the story-high tank when the ex-

K occurred and was thrown “the floor. Origin of the blast is not known. He was “thawing” with a blow torch a clogged pipe filled with asphalt at the time,

Slow Time Approved

Princeton Council INCETON, May 19 (UP). - Princeton continued on Central] Standard Time today after the city council voted to retain the

A vote was taken at a meeting of the council Monday night. Miners and railroad workers were chief opponents of Daylight Saving Time, council members said.

Ship Movements

By United Press “New York Arrivals—Gripsholm, Goeteborg. Santa Pauls, Cnr aopna Ancon, Cristobal Santa Clara, ‘Bremen; Sry, Sojtnn en; Hitbing ory, Antwerp; nts Pena Washington, Cobh; Oritioba). Cristobal; Ai Buenos Afres; Notos,

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and “the Great Lakes region. Temperatures ranging ‘through the &0's and 70's are predicted for

these areas. Cool weather is is for

Dentists Name

John Yates, Indianapolis, and Dr. Guthrie Carr, Lafayette, Jere |elected delegates to the Ame | Dental Association EW in Chicago in September, Named al-} ternates were Dr. Camp-/| Gary; Dr, Frank Hall, InDr. Robert Gillis,

wold, Richmond. “Special features of ‘the closing’ session today were hobby exhib’ its and clinics. Indianapolis dentists represented; in the hobby show were Dr. E. J. Rogers, kett, Dr. Russell M. Whitmore, Dr. Maynard K. Hine and Dr. ‘Charles Koby.

PTO gram were Dr. Walter C. MeBride, Detroit, Mich.; Dr. Hamilton B. G. Robinson, Ohio State University, and Adolph Froehlke, Oshkosh, Wis. Officers of the Indiana State Dental Hygienists Association also were elected as the group met in conjunction with the den-

ital eonvention.

Mrs. Vivian Frum, Indianapolis, ‘was elected president; Miss Betty Fink, Mishawaka, vice| president, and Miss Sophie Heck-| enstaller, Gary, secretary-treas-| urer. ' Miss Heckenstaller and Margaret Dawson also were | named to the committee to plan a health exhibit at the national] convention. : |

H ny. Dr: Lawrshce Bla comed to the city this morning/Same

ecast in the East and Far West.

Official Weather

| UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU

(Central Daylight Shing Time)

Only one clearcut flat state- | »f. + Sunrise... or i = NE 1K ment emerged from the press con-| Presi ent-Elect Precipitation 34 hrs. end. 71,30 &, m... ference,’ attended also by other | {ERcess since dam 1 Yon. I iol officers. ip n weiss ru oliow! ble. she R temper 1 Gen. Hull said that none of] Pi k D O'H Il | Te Teg ae pi . w ‘ C r. alioran the three explosions at Eniwetok . | ation sespisrsinsteipsre TD or were underwater or aerial. This| For Post in 1949. [Boston . "ou loon deigned toast the pov. || DF, PUA, ORIOL RY: EAL 1 # al "i is “59 £0.00 Siw or-improved.fssionable. [elect of the fridlana State Dental Ese wo ro u 41 Dr. Darol Froman, scientific Association at the annual bul: p iad noo. director of the tests, said that iness meeting yesterday. The panaonit, teity) o [unspecified materiabi possibly two-day. convention. closes. 10daY. tov 'sn orn some new type of a.omic explo- at Claypool Hotel. . ee i x sive—also was tested at Eniwe-| Dr. Herbert W. Mason, Indian- New Orleans ....... 81 1 tok. {apolis, took office as president for New York oi 8 There was some hint, but not| the coming year. Ty Hore Ehren o i h, th bly this new {will take office in 1 AR SOnIO. ees ‘93 4 mue at possibly t new type of material was of a type to be| Dr. Maynard K. Hine and Dr. San Prancisto e Ls »

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+» Funeral Directors {Open Convention

More -than. 2000 - _ delegates arrived in Indianapolis -today. for the opening of a three-day con-

vention of the Indiana Funeral

Directors Association. The visitors were officially wel-

Fairgrounds where more than 100

by Mayor Al Feeney at the a 100] exhibits of -funeral-equipment are

on display. The principal speaker at today's sessions was Charles B, Roth, of Denver, Sols, public relations specialist, who spoke on “You and Your Public.” : Annual Dinner-Dance The annual dinner-dance and entertainment will be held at the Indianapolis Athletic Club at 7 p. m. tomorrow. Officers of the association are Verlan L. Poindexter, of Washington, Ind., president; J. Harold | Fife, East Chicago, vice president; Raymond Needham, Marfon, second vice president, and Herbert R. Wald, Indianapolis, secretary-treasurer,

Liquor Violation 2 Fines Listed

Five Assessed $60 At Beech Grove

The Alcoholic Beverages Com{mission today announced assess. ment of fines and costs against + | Indianapolis persons charged |with liquor law. violations, “Ing session” Monday night} Fudge Paul Wetter hit five persons for fines and costs amount3 ling to $60 each in Beech Grove {Magistrate Court on charges of \{llegal possession and illegal sale. {The five, all of whom pleaded (guilty, were: Beatrice Buckner, 128 Smith 8t.; Brownell Mullins, 625% Edgemont Ave.; James Payne, proprietor of the Colored Race Drivers’ Club at 524 Indiana Ave, and Pleas Tate, 2536 Martindale

Ave, or Fine, Costa of $30 Forest McBain, Subway. Social Club, 2455 Nerhweat Ave. was given fine and costs of $30. for possession of liquor for sale, and Dorothy Robinson of the club was assessed $30 for selling without a permit, “Lillian Woodson, 1208 E. 15th

$50 and $5 costs on a plea of guilty to charges of selling alcoholic beverages off the permit remises.

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