Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1950 — Page 9

Civil aviation resources

ihroughout the county are to bé alerted In case of a national defense emergency. i Owners of some 100.000 rght! planes, all fixed-base operators, : 8 training and repair services will JF | — 3 be affected. Charter services and | aviation industrial operations, such as crop dusting, forest patrol and other activities, are included. A survey to obtain a physical foventory of civil aviation re- i sources was to be completed | Wednesday. It was Initiated at | the request of - the. Civil Aere--4 nautics 7 iministration’s Avia-

cks and

tion Develspment Advisory Cragor long mittee. It will form the basiy of recommendations and colA RE AR 2g

will be formulated from the committee’s report. Fill Out Questionnaires ; Every civil aviation activity] excepting the certificated air carriers Is Included in the survey.| Questionnaires; -sent-to-all-fixed-|-base operators at large and small airports, have been filled out in| detall, | The program recalls how civil g aviation solved a critical situa-|

Force commanding general, ask-

ed heads of the country’s largest civilian flight training sehools Elizabeth, 4, and Gene Brosmer, |

tion faced by the Army Air Force Even in r dog heaven Foxy will never find such loving masters as s the Brosmer children. Foxy was early in World War IL The late, a happy sort-of-collie until Monday when he was run over. It broke the hearts of four children. Their | Gen. A. A. (Hap) Arnold, Air lion thought the driver, who didn't even stop, might be interested in the grave and headstone the children made for Fory, ouiag their lost puppy are (left to right) Chuck, 8, Doug, 7 1, of 843 N. East St.

to begin training youngsters for

igs Ai Forse Reactivate In its Civil Air Patrol, the Air

Force has a nation-wide group of

uniformed flying “minute men.” The CAA plan will tie in added in er ase plane owners—personal and business— plus thousands of special-

ists in the sales, service, ground| Rep. Walsh Expects and training fields and vital

valuable equipment, Action by Oct. 1 (Advertisement) By DAN KIDNEY Times Sta riter USE pal POR WASHINGTON, Aug. 24—Buns {ker Hill Naval Air Station, the Use BECAUSE _ |2100-acre World War II installa-

It has srester PENETRATING Power. . With 90% undiluted alcohol base, ibe reactivated by the Navy Oct.

Your Seria dhe active medication DEESL x x 1, Rep. John R. Walsh, Anderon n App! celief IN ONE HOUR or your soc back Son Democrat, reported today. et any drug store. Today at Hook's De-| A member of the House Armed Ch bendable Drug Stores. Service Committee, Mr. Walsh arge declined to state the source of

his . prediction. He made it following another round in’ what has become his own “battle of Bunker Hill.” This is an effort Bb get the Navy to cancel dollar-

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aye ker Hill because it has permitted the privately owned Bunker ‘Hill Corp, to turn most of the acreage into 8 soy bean farm,

Mr. Walsh contends that if this is’ to be the outcome, the { ME fi farmers who owned the land in 3 MOIS AN " v

the first place should be the ones to cultivate it. Enlisting the aid of Navy Secretary Matthews, Mr. Walsh was able to get a review of the five-year contract of the corporation and a hearing was held on it here yesterday afternoon. Representing the corporation were Harry Curran Jr., former commandant at Bunker Hill; Wayne M. Ladd and Russell Wildman. The latter is a KokoSertion sometimes slows he kidney func, | MNO attorney. All three are stock-

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they ‘maintain an airport there] making the contract in the first | for the town of Bunker Hill and| two town councilmen testified in| favor of contract renewal. The Fifth District congress- he said.” “They certainly should | man blamed “navy brass” for make a better deal there.” |

place. It provided an $11,700 job! for Mr. Curran and Mr. Lada, {collects $5700 for doing nothing, |

7 Tn rea Gave No Hint of War

|__HONG KONG, Aug. 24 The North Korean side of the

cording to two America girls who| were there.

and Ruth Krueger, of Kalamazoo, ' Mich,, stood on the South Korean Side of the 38th. Parallel on-June-24—the last Americans, as far as anyone knows, to visit that dividing line—and gazed across the’

‘Iriver, The Reds masked their invasion and plans well, said the girls, who

jbave arrived in Hong Kong folowing their . evacuation from Korea. They had been employed Regular $1.65 and 51.9 Values .ithere by the U. 8.. Information g. ooo ee {Bérvice as libraria ..

{in sight—no- armament of any kind, they sald.

bank stood up and waved, calling on the girls to come over.

river a dead man lay. He had been lying there for several days, the girls were told. Both sides were afraid to come intg the open and move him away,

{turned to Seoul, the South Korean | ~~

capital, that night and a few hours later were awakenéd by a

that odd numbers are lucky.

U. S. Girls Saw Salm’

Beatrice Holt, of Denver, Colo.

There were no guns, no tanks

‘Core, an. Duet Ry RE RE BE oldiers on the apposite

But on a bridge across the

Miss Holt and Miss Krueger re-

pounding on the door and shouts of “get ready to leave. ”

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