Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1948 — Page 38

or . PAGE 38 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES SUNDAY, NOV. 28, 148 : sl] 9 . . 3 oe ogi - Scince— i | Solid Bars Light Pilot's. Path iE; S 0 . a Er Ta Tah rE Ser ao © SN a A “a “Ne - 3 : i I Be | ; ” J 2 A % A 2 5 “Growing” | | . i * { At Cedar Lake i Mostly Water 4 5 : Purdue Scientist i Explains Upheaval | MON! { What 1s he mist unusual crop { "ing our CI on a farm | ] ‘ 3 to Norma The Henry Huppenths of Ce- AT REAL OLD FASHIONED SAVIGS Gen. Dack the growth of their soll Same Ns... oH a Bgainst any they've seen or Heard a “In add { They raise land. Part of their at ! % i arm is rising out of the ground. : ge y vated fron + The “crop” is involuntary. The X 2 A A ee a eG 2d Lt. Joh ‘Huppenthals would prefer to have PEARY ; y ; en route a Aid normal land like their ’ leave wit , ‘ne rs, but you can't keep a . . i Bp: Gen. Ike | good farm down, | Drink ’n Wet Dollys Toy Animals | 4 Sturdy Educational Toy Se e 0 eir e ! ’ On Jun County farm is a hummock about 210 feet long and 80 feet wide. 3 Cw In Yar Tk Ever since the Huppenthals . to Telegrs Fo There in 1930 this area has | A soft, cuddly elephant, John, he et ten x sing. ang : it now stands | a fuzzy little dog, a very cause the aurro ghey than the { hugable teddy bear. leave was They're all waiting to due back 1 : Tests Soll a. rise an appreciative rp jo omar 3. Bushnell, of Purdue CAA technicians H. J. Cory Pearson (left) and Marcus Gilbert ... pioneers in the slopé-Tine approach. Sup ee der » Christ- BAT “i $ y st- | mas morning. “Tex is known soil scientists, made a visit 3 to the farm last week to investi- Fares H gate the phenomenon after re- Toy Drum : a spare p ports it was mystifying Cedar : Cash Registers "anxious t iLake residents. He came away Ct Cc How woul ‘with samples of muck soil and Press the keys! The amount itested samples at Purdue, where| shows! Cash drawer pops out. OUR SF he has been in charge of the soil So he likes to bang on Helps kiddies learn to count mans was ‘survey project for many years. your good dishpan? while they play. several hi a Raowing Hoosier soils by thelr Then think how you'll rattled tr rst names, Mr. Bushnell came both like it if Santa $ drove out wp with the answers in a short, This dolly will keep a little mama busy | Claus brings him a ° All of u nn Namek h tes because it really drinks and wets, drum. lef when + as n vere far dormed where seepage from > y ‘springs keeps the land saturated, sd even though it lies above the Mrs Geor devel of the adjoining marsh Mamie Ei Jand,” he said. Constant water General's supply has built up the land woman gE ‘through the year-to-year growth vivacious of yegetation which has been We all ¢ very ran ! “In addition,” he continued ah De “the lime in the spring wa tow, prom has oo deposited throug! : ii Bf aan ang Sue “lst Approach lights in the slope-line system . .. two Lights “stagger” . .. when pilot is not approach- | EXT ‘one-third of the solid matter. solid bars of hight Rointing to the end of runway. ing runway properly... 4 Je he However, nearly three-fourths of ithe hill is nothing but water, N Fi i d A h Li ns kh } Sc f : : es fo “cttivatag itselt 1s too wet (INNEW IFI€ pproac Hd S 00s a ety; — Dia Fas} of . i elped mi : Compares ‘Growth’ % } + A Wonderful Gift A Lovely Gift! ; i ur Samer ama oo System Here Model for Other Terminals Boos Pos A Charming Gi Give Beautiful Box waious” ; on f La sam. to the swelling of dvied| . BY JACK THOMPSON CAA officials said Mr. Pear-|The instrument landing system oll House erlume Lamps Baby’s Gift Set Stationery, North An ®pples when they are being An approach light system ‘forison and his technicians went{will guide him into the approach All Metal : a i soaked for cooking. The tests landing aircraft developed _at|ahead with their work on the|zone of an airport and onto the Six Rooms $ & and Cc Silver Plated % 1 bibs Showed the hummock to be about Municipal Al port Jere wil be in-|(slope-line system despite “ridicule approach path to the runway. ® Fork and Spoon ° Qc to 89° a Showed per cent water, 10 per cent|® at all major air termin-land disparagement from almost] But, when the airplane nears, ; their r mar], 10 per cent actual soil and ols w the Jaties as past of the every quarter of the aviation In-ithe ground, the pilot must be able This great big all-metal doll | A unique gift idea! Give her | This adorable gift set for : a 70 per cent decaying vegetation. hii ates all-weather flying Gustey and ud} the lighis sol! to see the position of his plane | house will be her favorite gift | one of these attractive and | baby contains a brush and | This 8¢od-looking stationefy over, we bxcoss aa le a urne| The function of approach lights Fade for 12 Tot ee orport bel on Christmas! It has six | novel bottles of perfume for | comb, a rattle and beautitul | comes in an attractive lester tials nell believes the land would|l® to guide the pilot to a runway & | rooms, a sun deck ana is | Christmas! She'll love the | silverplated spoon. Brush has | ette box in red, ivory, brown. 1 enjoy in bad weather or at night. The According to CAA Administra-| The approach light enable him|§ t the back? 1 | “Apple BI » ' Large and small size boxes of overseas phrink ond settle, as muck flelds lights are used fo supplement a|i°T, Delos W. Rentzel, the CAA to make the transition from in- open at the back for playing! Pple Blossom” fragrance. nylon bristles! Rite the nameSaye o uen they are drained. radio landing aid—the instrument 088 Sufficient funds to install the strument flying to visual flying v paper. tinuously but oy ey Settled, Janding system, approach lights in 12 airports|in’ the worst weather conditions. abroad; Hl they decide to apply reducing Civil Aeronautics Administra-(oy, he end of the year. At present Two Solid Bars Hg easures to their h tion engineers at the Indianapo-| oT Cook and Arcata, CAA test-| mye ygnting units are so ar- vig uppenthals - be entitled "to She is experimental station were re- eB Bari gre ne} ranged tat, ga viewed from| Dresser Sets Paid — hare, eme song . + » such as, per- Sponsible or the system. It was equipped with the lights. |the ideal approach path, the two : lived, et aps, “Loam, Loam on the adopted ear fer this week by. the rows of lights line up to form | Beautifully Decorated ft Air Force-Navy-Civil Subcommit-|,, C0St Of materials for a set oflyy, yo1iq pars of light leading 1 ibid Range? fir Force Navy. the lights will be about $28,000. arg atiight leading ins thorough 8 to Air Naviga- to the end of the runway. tion. It is called the slope-line Installation will cost about $25, If the plane gets off the ¢ sa 000. Thus, the total cost, which| i= He Plane gets off the course AMIDS ar in ir " Oredit For Iden will be borne by the federal gov-| ett. th Oe Tove 1 gn ] te Credit for the idea that led to|STn0ent, Will be near $53,000. |, Dt c rg To the devel A complete system will consist igzag pattern. Appearance o e State, Inn e development of the system pattern depends on the position (which i ain erms has been given to the late Arthur of two rows of 30 lighting units| o"c) plane with respect to th J. Sweet, CAA lighting engineer |°2Ch extending from the approach 3op) pap * pe . De am } # and former lighting consultant. pd of the runway gut to a ais. Two, weeks ago, CAA experts to i Mr i Humidity, Light Rays| H.J. Cory Pearson, chief of the jance I eet individu) rode in a plane Which made Te to Florid ! May Kill Carriers lighting section of the CAA air- Pp P successive landings with the ald $ how she { : port development division at Weir Onto Approach Path of the lights while the airlines] ‘ 15 would sta | By LYDIA SCHWEIGER Cook airport, carried out the pro-| By means of flight instruments milled around above the airport,| Single or Tubular ® Two da : The air You beeathe le ard ject. His staff included Marcus|in the cockpit a pilot can fly his|forbidden by regulations to come Wear Only the Best due to he Non SEaTaRe hr ty y y garg Gilbert and Roy Warren. plane without seeing the ground.|in because of the heavy fog. | Dress Scarfs N Jon Hosiery called fr pnd the like in the future. Three y : a i methods of killing germs in the, € ¢ ington, are being investigated by, y $ $ ish, RE dn or Names lou Know de fo Re a the air 0 Give her a lovely scarf with A gift that is sure to please her! Make Christmas a happy Jie E wi TWO: Destroying the germs Sa [ress gn Ince. oe one by giving her one of these lovely dresser sets. They are | And when you get yours at Miami 2 wih iraviolet rays them in | ; Either . re o i io, beautifully decorated with dainty designs. They have grace | Murphy's, you can be sure eivky invisible mist of Eh a. x e ace i 4) Initials Bo ack ful, sturdy handles, nylon bristles. you're getting the best. 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Tax : A number of sources of this | : : ’ jltraviolet energy, known as bac- C onveni Pe 4 " jer lamps, are commercially Ter nient 72 / or / Use Our | ©» ' The. other scientific weapon, : Arranged ut Layaway to | lyool,_ sterilization. of the air, ose DIAMONDS — WATCHES — APPLIANCES Hold Your § 3 : pe on TB Your 19 EAST ‘MARKET STREET lection oF. 1 w® RB * ol 8 Budgets | METWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AND THE CIRGLE Citas] . 361 be made concaring hl rir Irvington Branch’. . . 6511 E. Washington st. LUSTY : | " : . * §ectiveness of glycol vapor in The Shopping Trend Is Toward Market and Illinois Streets dence of respir- 3 : atory = «= : rr =