Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1948 — Page 7
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The Inquiring
Telephone Reporter
In which Indiana Bell asks
a timely question of telephone uders picked at random.
TODAY'S QUESTION:
What's the longest Long Dis tance telephone call you ever made?
William Beato Field Engineer, §& everin Hotel ¥° Indianapolis. *' i often make long dis- ¢ tance calls in connection with my business. The last _ il time I phoned West Virginia the call went through.just as if [ were calling someone in the city. Reception was like being next door. We: are tele-hone-wise in our business because it provides us with invaluable personal contact over thousands of miles.”
John Vanderplough, Merchant, 411 Franklin St. ichigan City, “I called my son Jack
jo Aad MRT Tes. Then too)” my wil wife. often calls her mother in
Morton Grove, Illinois." .
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¥ called Westwood y New Jersey to in form my brother-in-law of his father's iliness and got dite service."
Ray E. Hamilton, Cleaner, 1308
Bloomington, “When | was at “the Navy Receiving Station in Shoe-
3 maker, California, {1 aed to call my family right here in Bloomington many times. I don’t: iknow what I'd have done if there had - been no Long Distance telephone.’
A Long Distance telephone call is a personal and eco« nomical way to say ‘‘hello’$ to a distant friend or rela So fast, too! Most calls now go through while you, hold he line, ®
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U. S. Air Force Would Try for Knockout
Planes, Probably Loaded With Atom Boinbs, ___ Could Raid Key Industrial, Military Points
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Third of a Series...
By DOUGLAS LARSEN, NEA Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Oct, 27—In the air, if war should come: Within hours after war was officially declared, B-29s would be headed for the enemy, probably loaded with atomic bombs, Targets | would be key industrial and military points. The goal of this initial | action would be a quick knockout. Some Air Force experts believe
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this could end the war in a hurry. A Atl least, they believe, At would
odds of laying an A-bomb dead | into a target. New types of bombs have also ibeen developed recently which | however, the phase of air warfare| give the bombardier limited con-|
which would follow would be con- | siderably different from what | jt | trol over its flight after the bomb
was during World War II, as a|ls dropped. One has a tiny tele-| | result of scientific progress adel villon transmitter in ne _Rose, lin the development of weapons Ine bombardier can | since then. , direction all during the drop, see!
) wre. where it is . headed, and guide Lop T0800 izle Rershour jet Sght: it by remote control from the might eliminate the aerial “dogfight” as a part of sky fighting. They fly too fast to get a shot at leach other. Their turns are so
wide because of the speed that it] x |has: been found in mock combat |® lighted city or a booming artil
the planes lose each other. It is lery battery would attract jt. planned to use them in intercep- A Deadlier Offense tors against enemy bombers, for There have been improvements [reconnaissance a n d against jn anti-aircraft guns, but it is be|ground targets. {lieved that the increased altitude
It wouldn't take long for “instant retaliation” to ir Amer. at which the newest model planes
A ica’s present supply of B-29's. The can fly and their increased speec improved version of that plane, at least balance these refinements {the B-50, would probably become and pérhaps outweigh them. Gen[th in 1 munch of erally it is feit that an air offense ee A Ror ig range punch o in th t war would be deadlier |the Air Force. It is predicted the n the next wa >. de |giant B-36, soon expected to have |that it was during the last war, a 12,000-mile range, would bein comparison to the effectiveness (used for extremely distant mis- |°f a defense. - + sions. | Supersonic speed planes which has developed
give the U. 8. a chance to get on a mere complete military footing. If this “instant retaliation” {doesn’t end the war immediately,
been invented which will auto-
concentrations of light, heat or sound. An gpen hearth furnace,
No Ma: May {the Air Force T 0 Mass Ralds—Maybe . |would not figure in an immediate he much-publicized jet homb- war. It is doubtful whether _superers would probably have limited -
i y - ments. The B45 woud be ne A Great Relief For
ior. jong-range strategic hombin tN If thé A-bomb were used; inc : Stomach Distres 3 war's mass raids probably would A corrected stomach condition will not be necessary. Fewer bombers I cause you to feel comfortable imme=XEN ly SSSR R ees this fachbask (would constitite rad Each| ghy wait en SE no need to (strike would be much more care- | continually carry a lump in your fully planned, with feints and) stomach and feel miserable after |diversionary tactics preceding every meal. (them. Maximum fighter protec- 2 Appetiaing portion of op ers for Hon would accompany each the stomach, This famous medicine tains no soda or other alkalizers, Refueling bombers in the air Which usually retard digestion. Into give them longer range would Stead, 888 Tonic with its highly
also become a new part of the tent ing dients.works to lone-up the standard air operations. digestive juice (hydrochloric acid) New Types of Bombs to Io break-u food for body use and
In spite of billions spent on Ussug, ro guided missile research, the Air of 855 Tonic has helped Bungreds Force hasn't uncovered one that any organic trouble or focal infeccould be used against the enemy | tion, lo really feel better, more vigIn a war in the near future. New oe iter able to enjoy living. weapons which are by-products tively-proved medicine to relieve of this research, however, would your misery. Take SSS to tone- y make the next war a big step p your stomach, whet the Ge ‘558 closer to so-called push-button Sulidp b blood Srengiht 4 os warfare, ffom any Drug 5
Radio-controlled drones, pilot- Take Only The Bi Best
less planes, were used to a minor degree during the last war, They have been vastly improved since then., A B-29 drone loaded with an A-bomb could be dived into .|a target. A half-dozen mother
control the drone's flight in case one or the other should be knocked out —— would raise the
mT ur AL
NOR'WAY and PEAK
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Editor's Note: This is a peace
story——a factual description of |
the steps our government is taking, to keep America strong in case the worst should hap pen. This dispatch, from NEA's correspondent on the Washington defense front, is the third of four telling of America's - readiness on the land, on the sea, in the air, and at the Pentagon.
sonic -speed ‘will. figure in air
warfare much before five or ten years, By that time the whole supersonic program might ' be {within the guided missile woncep lof fighting. In the Air Force, as with the other services, a higher percen-| tage of the troops will have to be |
plane. In addition, a bomb has electronics experts. The increased |
use of radio, the introduction of
matically veer in the direction of television to bombing, the use of! drones and the use of radio-con- | trolled bombs make this neces-!
sary. It is believed possible that
these steps toward actual push-|
button warfare might reduce cas ualties among the men who are fighting the war.
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