Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1950 — Page 6

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~ Major Boost InU.S.A-Bomh Flegt Revealed

Number of Air Force B-29s Doubled; More B-36 Planes Ordered

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25 (UP) —Defénse officials replied to.crit- % {es of their policies tonight with disclosure that U. 8. atomic bomber strength-has been sharply increased : Further Air Force expansion has been recommended, they said, Officials said the number of strategic B-29 hombers has been more than doubled. In each of the

Strategic Air Command's nine B-29 groups thie number of 8Superfortresses has been jumped. from a0 tn 65H This was the, greatest boost in strategic air power s ince the war “Defense officiale also disclosed that Alr Force procurement of the controversial B-36 “intercontinental hombsr will be stepped up accord op

“Can’ Range World

This X-engi ng! craft accord ing to the Air Force, can deliver; —atam bombs anywhere in. the| world from 1. 8 bases without guccessful interception As a result of Navy criticism of the B-36 the military establishments weapons systéms eval-

uation group made an exhaustive

study and, it was said, has now| approved the big. bomber, The! group's preliminary report has been outlined to President Truman gnd his cabinet

The B-36 procurement program

—eats—forinereasing —eurrent—pur-— chases from 34 to 47, making a total of 216 orders

How many | of this total:-have been delivered | is a secret

By ART

Donna Carter to Breakfast At Roy Rogers’ Home

Mother Accompanying Local 9-Year-Old Girl For 3-Day Stay in Film Capital )

WRIGHT

Breakfast with Roy Rogers in his own Hollywood home will be

the start of tomorrow's exciting day for Donna Carter,

the. .9-year-

peeding across the Western Plains

Meanwhile, Defense Sec retary |old winner of the Roy Rogers Riders Club contest Louis Johnson and the joint Donna and her moiher were s chiefs of staff were reported re-itoday-pn the Santa Fe Railroad,

liably to have approved a plan! to increase next few tactical, ground-support and possibly the groups in the Air Force, It is expected that

dent Truman. Although Mr. 1951 budget. limits the

+ all types, defense officials had! high hopes that he will a

gradually over the ant

Truman's fiscal here.

ir Force president of the Fountain 8quare, to 48 groups and 8800 planes of is *

Donna, who lives un Parkway,

at 917 Pleas-

"lub mys For many club mem

tune thousands

contest, ; of

head quarters for the original club Earl ° Cunningnam, vice

‘daddy” of the local club, Donna and her mother will go

PPIOVE 44 the movie stutho with Roy splashed —

. sb In a ire ombat (Rogers tomorrow. and. every-day. ng ar until they leave for home next {Thursday they will see pictures

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Announces Officers The Indianapolis Jewish Wel-! fare Federation has elected Julian| Freeman president. He previously] served as vice president in charge of budget and policy and suc- | ceeds the late J, A, Goodman. | Other new offi- . cers are Theo\dore Dann, vice, ¥ sident of Bota and polfey; Max Plesser, § vice president of a d ministration; Morris 1odman, vice pre: 3 ‘dent of pig : raising; Manuel ~L Leve, secre-" 4 tary, and Wil- x liam L. Schloss, M+ Freeman treasurer, Mrs. Goodman“ was elected to fill her husband's uo expired. term on the board. Pe Simmons replaces Ernest who resigned, on the same body. | Members of the executive com-| mittee are Mrs, Harry 8S. Joseph, | Sidney Mahalowitz, Carl Lyman, Emanuel Deitz, Herman Chalfie, L. L. -Goodman, Julian Kiser, Nathan Regenstrief and Barnard | Stroyman. acl Mz. Dann’s budget and policy: committee includes Philip Adler) Jr., Louis Barnett, Mr. Chalfie, David Cook, Edward M. Dayan, Mr. Deitz, Charles Féibleman, Mrs, Goodman, L. Goodman,

Mrs. Joseph, Mr. Kiser, Tove, “Tewig Lévy, MF, Lyman, Abe Miller, Liebert I. Mossler,” Mr. Plesser, Mr. Regen- | streif, Mr, Schloss, Jacob Solot- | ken, Mr. Stroyman, Walter Wolf and Mr. Freeman, ex-officio. i

"Phone Failure “Traced to Deqth Of Operator

"MAYNARD, Mass, Feb. 25 (UP)—For nearly two hours early today subscribers cussed the telephone service. They, jiggled the hooks without | response, Neighboring Concord police at-| tempted to call Maynard police! for needed information. They too] were -unable to get through so they established: communication] with shortwave radio.

un " ” POLICE Sgt. Matti Terbo and patrolman Cino Nyholm went to the telephone exchange, found the door locked and broke in. | Slumped over the switchboard where the lights were flashing, | was long-time night operator Mrs. | Margaret Brennan, 59. She, had died at her post of a cerebral hemorrhage.

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Pigeon Comes Clean MILWAUKEE, Feb, 18 (UP) |Mrs. Frances Sweet was puzzled

when her Autoyatle Ww as her TNT from her basement after a when they were —stidls—over the basement - — -aven—though-she on—an—inspection—tour.—

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When she lift-

|made and visit Interesting sights emerged.

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Brothers-in-Law Die In Odd Suicide Pact

IVANHOE, Minn., Feb. 25 {UP) brothers - in - law braced themselves against a fence, aimed shotguns at each other and pulled ®N Toute to the East Coast va triggers Sheriff Virgil

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ers. Looking-on are-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter, her parents. Mrs. Carter is accompanying-Donna on the trip.

Dorn .safid farmers Frank Part in joint Army-Navy maneuAlfonese Van Dale, 38, were despondent

! because of {llness.

were found on a lonely rural road serve "yesterday by a passing truck H. Stough, Sheridan, fireman apearned the around the film capital. They wiih SEiYer years the number of Hollywood trip for her entry in be guests of Roy Rogers throughplanes, the Roy Rogers Riders number of tery iweeks, the plan bers presented their entries at the will be submitted soon to Presi- Fountain Square Theater

Find TNT Stored In Woman's Basement

vi catie vin lad ; eye-saf 1g completeness KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Feb. 25 Zellars. | Y ying comp | {UP)~ Living near the atomic — a —— when groomed with Hare leity of Oak Ridge has made { mony House Canvas Awne | Mrs. 2, C. Glasgow awfully cal- Overcome by Fumes ' 2 The + t hot lous =lout explosives, police sald = STATESBORO, Ga. Feb. 25 : 19% Y in out hot, today. (UP) -~Twenty-two children es- qiafing -suniight . . . rooms They removed 15 pounds of caped serious injury ea) " " Ry are shady on hottest days overcome by car- ® owner discovered ft bon monoxide fumes from a = Sears. Awnings—Street Elogr Ter Se TS Harmony-House quale rm eerie

Mrs. Glasgow sald she just put| were the lid, a. very clean Pigeon; it there to accommodate friends ported rapidly recovering from “who wanted to get rid of it." "

SUNDAY, FEB. 26, 1950

SUND

Navy Men Spend “Fire Guts. Residence; fos Set af $2000] ten iuiiisisumisime §- Cp j : | Fire starfing trom an over- the one and a half story frame @ Sheatter heated dining Eo stove yester- home, destroying clothing and = © Evershorp Leads fe day gutted the Floyd Allender furniture. The roof was also » © Esterbrook JACKSO? Day n 1am urg {home, 2315 Morgan St. Damage destroyed. ~ @ Norma Multikoloe (UP) — Fi was estimated at $2000. Five children in the home, in- t=" Pencils Dayton, O., i ‘Mrs. Allender said she discov- cluding one-year- -old twins escaped HOOSIER plane crash

injury with their parents. The house was insured but the furn-

result of ti received, h

ered the blaze on the ceiling over the stove and attempted to ex-

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| Destroyers Visit | British Zone

tinguish it with a bucket of water, iture was not covered, firemen 19 E Market FR. 1862 . under $250( Four Indianapolis Navy men Flames quickly spread through were told. sp oni, stealing a c [rec ently were entertained in a - - — scene SI " — Wolfe’s-p a eT Overheated Furnace 1 MAKE YOUR ELECTRIC DRILL J} ~~ = was killed! Germany. Blamed for Blaze - A C { R C U L A R SAW! newspaper The event took place when the Fire caused bv an overheated

det led the

destroyers USS -Steinaker and furnace yesterday caused $2500 Save time . .. Save work . . . Save money USS Power yisited “the British damage to building and stock at Right-angle drive with oversize guards is super Zone of Occupation. Du-Ray’s Department and Hard- sale, petientiy: balenced for saatiand uss. {itlach Three of the men served ware Store, 1277 Oliver Ave. 5 ony of 14 one by "rurning pr Machinsd |aboard the Power, They were! Phil Rayman, owner and opera- cutting guide for extra accu lacy. Off is, bavmaan Jack Griffith, fireman, brother tor, told firemen ‘he discovered sealed dects or long Hits, Complete with ¢ es of Mrs. H. M. Cope,-1718 Wood-!the. flames at 3 p. m. and tried to nag. back oy Plats. « + +» ONLY a lawn Ave.; Frank E. Kelley, fire- extinguish them, but was unsuc-

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cessful. The fire department con-'_ Dr., and James D. Ellis, seaman

fined the blaze to the rear of the

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apprentice, 2153 8. New Jersey one-story, brick and frame build- GLEAM rc to A-109), Whitestone, L. I,K. Y Bf. ing. ee —] Aboarde the = Steinaker was : ™ Hamilton Jeter, fireman, 1111 N. :

Sheffield Ave, Bernard IL. Matthews, seaman apprentice, 1241 Lawton St, is scheduled to return to the United States early in March from duty

If Avoid the Rush!

aboard seaplane tender USS Valcour. ! Four Indianapolis men are WaaaiiUd §.VTX<e] = — serving in the U. 8. Navy and "NOW | th h m t Marine Corps in the Mediterra- IS e | e Oo or er |

nean—aboard the heavy cruiser]

Donna Carter, 9, is" congratulated by Walter R. Kemper [right), general manager of Borden's (USS Newport News. Ti : | Furnas Ice Cream Division, before the start of her trip to Hollywood yesterday to meet Roy Rog-

Just commencing a four nth) cruise are Harry R. Tripp ar.| Custo W seaman, 1034 W. 32d St.; Paul H. m- la le . i tChapman,-seaman, 2069 N. Luett! Ave; Charles I.. Jacobs, seaman, 1926 Koehne 8t., and Pfc. Harry Whittier |

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Milles, USMC, 1230 8, Place. Floyd E. man,

Kring, ST issary: third class, 120 FE, 524 St.,

double-suicide the. Panama Canal, where the | Dorn said attack transport USS Noble on ’ tl - which he is serving, will take and let us give you a

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vers in the Atlantic. tom - made awnings. Two Indiana Navy men are Ord { | Their bodies serving with the Atlantie Re- fro. now Yer early Fleet. They are Herbert delivery.

prentice, aboard the .|tender USS Cascade, and Morris {E. McCurdy, Pendleton, recently advanced to fireman while serving aboard the destroyer USS

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