Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1948 — Page 12

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Like Soap Opera Firms! WASHINGTON, May 28 (UP) t Secretary of State Allen ‘admitted ‘today| that nobody in the State Depart:

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jca” entertainment programs ‘broadcast to South America. There was no indication, either, he told a House subcommittee, that anybody in South Ameriea Jdistened to them. % A House Executive Expenditures Subcommittee called Mr. ‘Allen d' other. State Depart‘ment officials before it to explain about some of the broadcasts. Angry Congressmen charged ‘they were “slanderous” and lUbeled the United States.

~ * Calls Staft Short

we Mii len-sald-the ‘was without sufficient personnel

Xo supervise closely anything,

-other than news and - news ‘analysis programs. The broad-

rasts concerning life and history, -

of the states were classified as J'entertainment.” ‘The controversial ‘were prepared by the National

-Co:-in- Spanish. The

hats Department “farms out” such programs. to. private. com"panies. ‘ . - Chairman J, Edgar Chenoweth (R. Colo.), asked what reaction came from South American listeners to the “know North Amer‘ica” series. “There was no reaction whatever from the field,” Allen said. Rep. Carte Manasco (D. Ala.) «whose state was described as backward-—said “I'm sure no one “listened.” “If You Were Tough”

| Mr. Allen contended that Con‘had indicated in the deent’s appropriation bill— “provided f

for the broadcasts transportation. a EE Mr. Newill said the certification {marks a milestone in-the develop-|

fi private broadcasting com‘panies should ‘handle the pro-

is shown presenting the Hazen, director fl sngingering of the Allison Division:

A8{today. The CAA Approved Type certi--|ficate was issued for the Allison Model 400-C4 after it had qualifiled for reliability and durability tests; identical with those required for all ‘engines in

Rep. Walter H. Judd (R. Minn.) said “you can’t avoid responsi“hility sor Fhtcking up on such programs. If you were as tough with NBC as n soap people you'd get

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Dependability, Reliability “Since the end of World War II, engineers representing these three organizations have worked intensively to combine with the high power of the Model 400 the a dendability

Hog trade rounded out to about) active and was generally 25 to 50 - cents higher than yesterday's average. Some late sales

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JET-PROPELLED COMMERCIAL PLANES—Jet air power for “commercial transports soon may be The Civil Aeronautic Administration has ap C4 turbo- jet made at Allison Divisi Frederick B. Lee,

Super-airiiners soon may blaze through the thin stratosphere lates that Mr. Lindbergh said at speeds undreamed for commercial planes. The Civil Aeronautics Administration has approved the power- various powers. engine for commercial flying, E. B. Newill, general manager of the Allison Division of General Motors announced

found in stratosphere airliners. : proved the Model 400- Fought FDR General Motors Corp. But he fought the late President] left, acting CAA administrator, | Roosevelt's foreign policy: during first approved. type certificate to R. M. the pre-Pearl Harbor war period. }_

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Caused Search For Atom Bomb

Started Roosevelt,. U. S. Into Action

By LYLE C. WILSON | United Pr Sta responden WASHINGTON, May 28—

today as the man who startled the Roosevelt administration into the all-out search for the atomic bomb. Mr. Lindbergh knew nothing of atomic fission. But his reports of

Charles A. Lindberg why revealed]

German air power and military|

atomic energy a high priority) J

roject. P Robert E. Sherwood, New Deal author, tells the story in the cur-|

Papers of Harry L. Hopkins” in § Collier's. Mr. Lindbergh became an idolized public figure 21 years ago

Field, Paris. Mr. Lindbergh was an isolation-

ist. Mr... Sherwood calls him DR’s most formidable radio|

F Jet Engine OK'd by CAA; [mriniist pr | Built af Local Allison Plant [x tee, ve pit

European: powers. “He was im-

Predict Super-Airliner to Blaze Through rey German power and the| Stratosphere at Undreamed of Speeds Weakness of | he. Brita, Frenn

“But when he recited facts and| s at private meetings,” the] article continues, “he generally |

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CATSIE Ww from committing suicide to escape Chotce— Steen la 199-year “prison sentence for T00- 900 POUNAS ......eveees [email protected] | murdering’ his illicit sweetheart’s| 900-1100 POUNAS ....ovvionenn 33.009 35.00 | father, 1300-1300 pounds soieniscanns [email protected] A jury of seven women and five! 700- 900 DPOUNAS ....oouseees [email protected] | Men convicted Marsh on the first tlos-i3%0 i is 3 a ballot of slaying Grant Muhrlein,

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manded of any type of engine in-|could scare the living daylights| stalled in commercial airplanes,” out of the listeners and some of { Mr. Newill said. | Turbo-jet. research was carried Mr. Roosevelt urging him to on_ while the Air Force's P-80 command Mr. Churchill to surShooting Star. was roll-| render at once. ing up 100,000 hours of flying ex- ; '. Pens. The engine's SveE asl But one of -Mr. Lindbergh's beer: raised from 3875 to 4600 listeners had a somewhat differ[pounds thrust, Allison officials said, In the Shooting Star, the nevar Bush president of the: turbo-jet brought the world’s negle Institute in Washington. speed record back to the U. S. Dr. Bush was impelled to acfor the first time in 24 years. To assure military protection, ed.” the CAA requires that no engine be released for commercial use until an improved model is in production for the military. Allison has a later model, with still ’ wood rts, that the Nation higher power ratings, in produc- borg arch Councll was or up. The council became the =

"Cattle Trade Moves Slow [~~ To Steady; Hogs Active

Cattle trade moved slow to about steady today in the IndiStockyards. Vealers| 2 “| werg about 50 cents lower. Fat lambs remained Ofisteady, but slaughter ewes lost

them were impelled to write to

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tion by the very threat whieh Lindbergh so forcefully present-|

Dr. Bush went to Mr. Hopkins

ranged for Dr. Bush to see FDR.

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Medium— ROCKFORD, Ill, May 28 (UP) 250- 550 pounds ......ee... [email protected] —Deputfes kept a careful watch 90- 120 pounds ............ [email protected]| today over Glenn Marsh, 28-year-

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52, father of Mrs. Katherine (Kit)1 ee BG %| Anderson, 28.

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The Army Signal Corps is now 85 years old.

Marsh invaded the Anderson 04 Bug 2! home, shot the two men to death, | | Soiver and common ......... 20.00G 23.00 |and carried Mrs. Anderson off on| «wild ride -acress -Hiinois. when: . 30.00 She reneged on a promise to cli6 11.00, MAX, their torrid barnyard ro-, mance by getting a divorce and]

Sus marrying him.

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efficiency caused FDR to set up| the organization which ority| |

rent installment of “The Secret,

»ars ‘Comes Charlie" The Catholic

will present the play next Tues to buy a "juke™ box for the recreation center at the school.

"THE GREATER LEADER" MADE A

little publicly in comparing the

ent reaction. This was Dr, Van-|

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"WHAT'S THAT LINE AGAIN?"—Cues and lines are the principal worries of hes he Sew tho to Le Bourget Barbara McVey (left) and Mary Stuckey as they rehearse their parts in the comedy, Youth- Organization of -Holy. Angels Church day and on Sunday, June 6. Proceeds will be used

with a plan. Mr. Hopkins ar-| And that was the way, Mr. Sher-|

The state accused Marsh of] ikilling Mr. Muhriein and. Mrs.|

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busy toddy investigating a report. ed “going away” party held a week ago by defendants in a recent “hot car” case. Word of the party reached Judge Robert C. Baltzell, who is to pass sentence Tuesy on oN ghY Tadianapolts men A The judge ordered a complete tnaquiry before calling them before

ond F. (Pete) Ivory, confessed .front man for the gang, has been in jail during the entire affair. His testimony helped to convict the alleged leader, Oliver (Jack) Manifold. Reports are that Ivory fears gangland vengeance because of this testimony, but he has denied it.

Strike Stay Extended WASHINGTON, May 28 (UP) —Federal Judge T. Alan Goldsborough today extended until June 11 a temporary order restraining three railroad unions from striking. .

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