Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1950 — Page 11

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U. S. Forces in Korea

Far East Sub Fleet

Modern Craft Hard to Detect Can Cruise Faster Than Prey, While Under Water

By WADSWORTH LIKELY, Science Service Staff Writer WASHINGTON, July 14—Deadly, modern Russian submarines, operating from bases in Siberia and possibly Red China, are an ominous threat to our forces in Korea. At the end of World War II, the pendulum had swung once more, giving the submarine a decided advantage over methods of defense against it. : ) Allied forces in World War II,

for use in defense against sub-:

frequency sound waves which able Analy to contig] (30 Ni come back as an echo when subs. t by Germany of the bounced off a sub. Sono-buoys velopmen' breath device, the{Work on the same principle and

3 3 and subs can be strewn over wide areas to

which could move faster under 8!ve anti-sub ships and planes

than their Warning of the wherabouts of Baws re the enemy undersea craft,

417 E. 37th St, were to be at

Mrs. Helen Baker [Fre Tomorrow _ Tach M. Sciffes

Series Tay ‘Was Active in Golf, Welfare Ci al}

Services for Mrs. Helen Baker,

2. m. today in Flanner & Buc hanan mortuary. Cremation was to follow, | Mrs. Baker, who was 64, died Tuesday in her home. A native of Plerre, 8. D., she had lived in dianapolis 35 years. An active golfer many years, she played in city and state tournaments. -

and the Review Circle |

Fund work, Red Cross, other wel-| fare organizations and Camp Fire Girls. f Surviving are two daughters, Mrs, Howard Kemper, and Mrs. Bennett Whitney, and one grandchild, all of Indianapolis.

balance so that the situation for| But sonar is relatively useless

rts and surface navalagainst a modern sub equipped units in and around Korea is/with. torpedoes with a range gyas Eiy Howe, who died] serious, Russia grabbed off many greater than sonar’s range. And wednesday in his home, 1042 W.| models of these modern subs and sono-buoys cannot cover the im-igqh 8t. was to be buried in| took into custody many German mensely greater areas over which submarine engineers at the end a schnorkel-equipped sub can

of the war. roam today. “Unattractive’ Prospect

Silas Ely Howe

Crown Hill after services at 10 a, m. today in Flanner & Buc{hanan mortuary. The best defense against sub-|

Mr. Howe, who was 60, had

As Dr. Vannevar Bush, who di-/marines is to attack their bases. heen assistant manager of the

rected our scientific effort in Russia has a large naval base atirental department of the Union|

World War II, put it in a recent Petropaviovsk, on Kamchatka Trust Co, 35 years.

book: “If we entered a war soon, peninsula, facing the open Pacific

against a technically and indus-/to the north of Japan. Another!

riall | ly a few strong enemy, and If that base is at Vladivstok, on trially Song effectively apply miles from the North Korean modern devices at sea, we should (border. And there are other bases have the whole job of overcoming on the mainland coasts of the the submarine to do over again seas of Japan and Okhotsk. on a new and unattractive basis.| But. this method of defense is “Again we should face the se-ibarred so long as we are not at vere threat that a nearly immune war with Russia and if the sub-

the outcome of the war in favor ean.” : . of the enemy. Many of the suc-| Experts at Work cessful methods of the last war| gi.e the end of the war, when are now obsolete against the truly|w, realized that the submarine modern submarine. There is no... again had the potential ad-cure-all.” \ vantage, scientists and naval exPerhaps 100 Subs {perts have been working hard to Russia may have anywhere up/overcome that advantage. But to 100 submarines in her Far East peacetime progress has been relabases, many of them now latively slow and hampered by equipped with Schnorkels and the!interservice and intraservice argulatest type of speedy under water ments. engines, Just as Russia has given| The war against the submarine, the North Koreans tanks anditoday, is more than ever a war of planes, so she could turnover tolscience, of developing new devices the North Korean “navy” her Fariwhich will hunt out the lurking Eastern submarine fleet. '‘Asisub, new weapons and explosives United Nations troops and ma-iwhich will hit and penetrate the teriel are built up in South Korea, attacking sub. Whether that was it would become a greater tempta- has yet been won, on paper, of

tion to Russia to try to cut ouri{course we do not know. Know-

sea supply lanes with submarines, ledge of the post-war development There are all sorts of gadgets of the Russian submarine service and a glance at United "States

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A native of Madison, Ind., he lived in Indianapolis 45 years. He

{was a member of North Park] Masonic Lodge. He was also a member of Christ Church at | Madison,

Surviving are his wife, Blanche; two daughters, Eleanor and Marjorie Howe; and a sister, Mrs.

Martha McCormick, Gallipolis, O.|

had been a harness maker. { Mrs. Glenna Drysdale He belonged to the Methodist|M™®- Ester Lowry and a sister, Services for Mrs. Glenna Banks/Church and was affiliated with]

Drysdale, 4630 Primrose Ave., will be at 2:30 p. m, tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill

Mrs. Drysdale, who was 54, died Wednesday in her home. A ‘native of Newport, Ky., she had lived in Indianapolis since 1908.

Mrs. Baker was a member of the Indianapolis Athletic Club,’

She was active in Community|

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Rites Arranged

Ex-State Legislator | Dies in Home aot 78

Times State Service i SALEM, July 14—S8ervices for] Zach M. Scifres, former member! of the Indiana Legislature, will be! at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Stewart Memorial Funeral Home at Scotts-| burg. Burial will be at Salem, Ind. 7 i Mr. Scifres, who was 78, died! Thursday at his home near Little York (Washington County). The! onetime Salem lawyer had served, two terms in the state legislature! and was a Democratic Party! leader, i A resident of Little York 15

years, he taught school in Wash- | ington County before attending Services for Mr. Shelby, 1311 Indiana University Taw School. E. Michigan St, will be at | Surviving are his wife, Eliza-| 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in Little beth; and nine children, Mrs. | & Sons Funeral Home. Burial [James Mayfield, Zionsville; Mrs.! will be in Washington Park. Clifford Clever, Brownsburg; Mrs. | Mr. Shelby, who was 50, died Glenn Hawkins, Otterbein, Ind.;! Wednesday in St. Francis Hos- {Zach Jr., Zionsville; Mrs. Robert pital. He and his brother, Blake, and Margaret Scifres, ChiHarry, Beech Grove, had been |cago; John, Indianapolis; Dell, partners in Shelby Brothers |Chicago; and Diane Sue Scifres, building contracting firm about {Little York.

15 years. He was a native of | . {Hubert L. Linn

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. | {Holly Ave., will be at 2 p, m, to-| Services Today imorrow in J. C. Wilson Chapel of

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Services for Allen Grant, 440 N.| A native of Whiteville, he was a Belmar Ave. were to be at 1:30 painter and interior decorator Pp. m. today in Moore & Kirk most of his life. He died WednesIrvington Chapel. Burial was to day in his home. be in Washington Park. | Mr. Linn, who was 53, was a Mr. Grant, who was 93, dieq Member of Whitesville Christian

Church. yesterday at his residence. A na-| tive of Tllinois, he had lived in| Survivors include his son, Rob-

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the Kenilworth Knights of 2PO!s. Pythias Lodge at Farmer City,|

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Mrs. Nell Sturgeon, and a son, [Dj ! arviand | Otha, both of Indianapolis; a sis-| ies in M ry d ter, Mrs. Dora B. Covey, Ft.| Services were being arranged Wayne, and a granddaughter. (in Flanneér & Buchanan mortuary

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