Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1948 — Page 5

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Constipated? So/ Long Fight for Dirigibles " Was This Woman Heads Toward Showdown 1

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purgative, ove ow that Lat Kat daily.” =. re. Katherine By CHARLES CORDERY, United Press Aviation Writer | Parner , Indidnapolis, Ind. WASHINGTON, June 15--It looks as if the large passenger- l. y ; carrying dirigible, buffeted about b, troversy these many years, | facks bulk for nor- | may have another chance, ~~ g " Two men hove been shouting the praises of Nghter-than-air| | eraft with an enthusiasm that is uncommon even in the aviation | | field. Congress has listened and appeais ready to turn the ‘business! ‘] lover to the Maritime Commission. | The men are Paul W. Litch- Maritime Commission is unhappy | field, board chairman of Good- about the bill, mainly because it |year Tire & Rubber Co. and lacks money and men for an inan, | Vice Adm. C, E. Rosendahl, who vestigation. arton to Kellogg Co Battle Crook, {has berated the Navy, since his President. Truman's Air Co-Or-| Mich, and Ee Ee ALL aA MONEY |retifement, for what he considers dinating Committee ruled out! Get KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN now! lan indifferent attitude toward dirigibles after one of its tech-| |development of airships. TRAVE L. LIGH T] These men and their few sup- in 8 favorable report. The ACC porters envision rigid airships ‘sald airplanes would give ade-| half again the size of the Ger- uate transportation. The Pres-| /man Hindenburg, flying the ident’'s Air Policy Commission oceans at speeds midway _/thén sald if airships were such tween those of steamships and hot stuff private capital no doubt’ airplanes, furnishing their aay would, be attracted to them with-| trons with luxurious lounges. din- °%t government ‘help. ing salons and staterooms But the: congressional Avia-| prices below those of airlines. tion Policy Board, pointing out! Made Little Pro : that this Some has never built! Kréns a commercial airship, said the ra RU this week they hadn't EO! Maritime Commission. should tackle the job on an experimental!

Now the Senate and House p,q have passed bills, with some dif- J The pending legislation,

ferences to be ironed out in con- Scorn Safety F ference committee, directing the M Lit a cy Vea Maritime Commission to study r. Litchfield and Mr. Rosen. the feasibility of a government- dahl scorn any concern about the supported program for develop- safety of dirigibles. They point ment of passenger-carrying air- out that the Hindenberg which! ships. burned at Lakehurst, N. J. 11 Mr. Rosendahl has not by any Years ago, was destroyed by its means won his point that the hydrogen gas. They would use dirigible Snowe hi developed as helium, on which this country has a new form of ‘transportation a near monopoly. The Akro (with vast possibilities. And the flew into the AW 1937 aa Advertisement {of a navigational error which | probably could not occur with to{day's advanced instruments, The Macon made a forced landing at sea in 1935 because, hindsight shows, some needed repairs should not have been. deferred. The top fin pulled out in a storm. When the Shenandoah broke in two -in 1923; Mr. Rosendahl free:

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Walter K. Granger (D. Utah) said today, if the South never grew medicinal another leaf of tobacco.

ballooned the half he was in for and the people who push their

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| Pronounces His Name Times Special | LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, June 15-—-Commaplators cannot seem to agree on the pronounciation of | Folke Bernadotte's name, Here is how the United Nation's mediator in Palestine pronounces it: Folke with the E pronounced {Fol-kay, accent on the first syllable. Bernadotte with the final KE silent Bern-a-dot, accent on the first syllable. The Swedish Count, incident: ally, speaks excellent, fluent English with plenty of American idioms learned from his American wife, the former Estelle Manville,

“Blessing on the Day ' | Found TRU-AID"—MNer Rheumatic Pains End!

One lady recently took TRUAID three days and sald after- » ward that she never would have believed such a “wonder meditine” existed. She says she could not raise her left arm more than a few inches. Rheumatic pains afMicted the muscles of her shoulder and arm. She could hardly move the fingers on her left hand. Now this lady's rheumatic pains are, gone since she got TRU-AID and she says she can use her left arm as well as her right, in fact,

Urge Congress Probe Effect init of Tobacco on Morals feel lke an altogether differey

woman, WASHINGTON, June 15 (UP)

HONEST, DOC—Doc, so help me, | saw it. | was in St. Louis, wandering around the St. Louis Zoo. And-there was this orangutan, smoking a cigar. Not just chewing it, mind you, The beast had it lit and was nonchcalantly puffing like a he ght engine going ‘uphill. ‘And the director there, George P. Vierheller, says this Bia ape, Jerry, does it every day. Who's crazy, Doc, me or the monk?

TRU-AID is the new liquid forIt might be just as well, Rep. mula containing three valuable ingredients. The Three Great Medicines, all blen Mr. Granger, a member of the House Agriculture Committee, ed into one, go right to the very stressed that there's no malice behind his suggestion, cause of rheumatic and neuritic “He 18 just tired, he sald in an interview; ofthe Aobacco.-firm&.aches and pains. Miserable people soon feel different all over. So wares. have a right to do it" Mr. gon't go on suffering! Get IRUMr. Granger said that's why Granger said. “As a matler of AID. Sold by All Drug Stores he has introduced a bill to in: fact, most of my friends do. But here in Indianapolis. vestigate the “entire tobacco and I have a hunch they wouldn't cigaret problem.” smoke as much if they knew the effects of tobacco.” Me. Granger; a Mormon Whose And, he doesn’t like the House bacco, said he has resented for vote. to earmark some “funds | some time “the attitude of tobac- from the European aid program. |co companies who push. their way for tobaceo. The idea is to en|into your home on the radio” courage European workers {to The idea, he said, is for Con- produce. more by rewarding them ess to make a “strictly scien-| With tobacco. {tific” Investigation of the im- ‘Waste of Money’ pact of tobacco on the morals, “It isn't a food,” he said. “It's efficiency and mental outlook of a waste of money, stimulating people who use cigarets and things that aren't moral” cigars. He doesn’t know, he sald, what "People who want to -smoke the South would do without to- ~ |pacco., But he thinks it probably | could find something more ac{ceptable—dairy farming for in- | stance. He doesn’t think his bill has

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