Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1950 — Page 6

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Bill Authorizes : 6000 New Planes;

Passes 311 to 1 | WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 (UP) | ~The House today voted an emergency $18, 771,384,479 to win > the Korean War and arm. thei free world against communism,

The emergency bill was passed 811 to 1 on a roll call vote, Only Rep. Robert ¥. Rich (R. Pa.) voted against it. As in every such debate in recent years, Mr, Rich demanded in the argument: “Where are you going to get the money?” The money will go to raise U, 8. air strength by more than 6000 new planes and will put the Armed Forces on a “readiness basis” in case of another Korea © or worse.

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Indiana delegates to the National EW parker re are how at heie Moron Hake} hesdauerlers| eve in Chicago. Carl Miller 's going oyer a rehabilitation program resolution oosiers i"9 DEER DEVELOP ANTLERS Toft to right) James R. Butters, Indianapolis, state service officer; Carl Miller, Lafayette, po jutant quartermaster of Department of Indiana; James Lynas Logansport, second district officer; Charles Thrall, Vincennes, service officer: Herbert Allen, India

Senate to Act House leaders called an unusual Saturday session to complete ac-| tion on the fund one day after) sending to the Senate a general’ appropriation bill which carries other hillions for the Armed | Forces. The Senate is expected to com- © plete congressional action on “BOTH measures next week.

Offered National : Service Post |

R. L. Roudebush Between them, the bills boast

CHICAGO, Aug. 26--Richard| scheduled defense spending for the current fiscal year to $36 L. Roudebush, 5220 E. 16th 8t.,

billion, largest ever in peacetime, Indianapolis, chief Hoosier Vet-

They also raise the government's budget to $60 billion —or $400 for every man, woman and child in the nation.

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whelming voice vote. Marine Corps Funds

emergency bill also calls for: $48,800,000 to expand the Volce| of America to counteract Com-| munist propaganda; $260 million for launching a plant for making the hydrogen + bomb, $19,360,000 to expand Selective Service, $598,637,370 for stockpiling war materials, President Truman asked for the emergency funds after the Korean war broke out. However, 'essional experts say they. “expect another $10 billion request from the Defense Department in| ~-the next ext “several months."

Mn Our Image’ Due For Release in Fall

A Roman Catholic edition of “In Our Image” is scheduled for release by the Oxford University! Press this fall, the publishers announced today. The original edition of the | hook, a collection of Old Testa-| ment stories selected by Houston Harte, Texas newspaper publish-| er, was based on the King James | vers of the Scriptures, All Rowe, Time magazine cover| artist, did the fllustrations. The new edition is being prepared in response to many requests from Roman Catholics for the stories based on the Douay servion of the Scriptures. All of the Rowe pictures will be used. But both the text and the “captions of the illustrations will conform to the Douay Bible.

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__The only attempt to change a! section of the emergency!

measure was made by Rep. Rich! a stout economy advocate. He sought to remove $4 billion for arms ald to our Allies overseas. The move failed on an over-

Besides direct militar appropriations which will allow for the purpose of the various addoubling the size of the Marine ministrative duties to the. former Corps and building up manpower Indiana in all branches of the service, the:

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erans of Foreign War service officer, was offered the national VFW service post togay, The of- | fer came from a panel of more : than 300 service personnel from 48 states, Alaska and the Hawalian Islands, James Butters and! Herbert Allen, Indianapolis, and James Lynas, Logansport, district service officers, also attended the panel, A. F. Cowan, Indianapolis,’ £ state representative of the adjutant general office, Veterans’ Administration, told service officers

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military personnel Is threefold.

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First 1s to facilitate among accredited Indiana representatives/ | & deeper understanding of mutual | {problems., Becond to discuss problems confronting the veteran. | Third to co-ordinate all activities beneficial to the former serviceman. Mr. Roudebush said Indiana VFW service department renders 48 per cent of all claims at present at the central VA offices in the Century building, Early registration delegates from most

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{Cox, Jasper, Indiana department!

Dr. Enyart Arrives { Dr. Hugh M. Enyact, department ‘surgeon, Indianapolis, was among early arrivals at the Indiana department headquarters in the Morrison Hotel, Gerald Ad(ney, Indianapolis, grand com{mander of the Military Order of Cooties, arrived with a large delegation of Indiana Cooties. Auxiliary department president, Margaret Monahan and Mrs. Ethel M. Griffith, Bloomington, | {who aspires for national - senior vice president, were making hay § ‘among early arrivals among the ladies’ groups,

NAMED ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jane Zaiser, Broad Ripple High School Senior, will be associate editor of the Riparian, weekly School paper. this. fall..She. is.the.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Willlam Zaiser Jr. _Sargents Road.

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With Services Set " The Red Cross today announced| its policy on communication arv.}

mittee will messages when: ONE: Commercial telegraph cable service is unavailable _ipostal facilities will not he swift {enough in family situations in{volving death, serious illness, complications in birth, allotments, urgént business affairs. TWO: Red Cross representatives are needed to help serviceman consider a family problem. The Home Service may be reached by phone

{use military communication facilities in event of need.

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napolis, service officer; Richard Roude- ter; they shed them in the fall

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Eight-Bladed - ‘Octoprop’ Designed «~~ For-Use With Gas Turbine Engines

DAYTON, O., Aug. 26 (UP)-—The Wright-Patterson Air Force Base here began tes sts today on a giant new propeller that takes as big a bite out of the-air-as-the-eombined-thrust of four propellers’ which now lift some of the big transports. Lv "Named the “Octoprop” because of its resemblance to the manys3ORLA0ed 0otabls the aight-Dladed giant was dempned FOr HEE WIH gas turbine engines of 10.000 to 15,000 horsepower —more power edge: to. ‘the line of flight) in case than is developed by 100 average of emergency apd if the runway automobiles. is a fitfle short. the pilot can ,

The two sets of four blades counter rotate to whirl the 91,. T¢Verse tie eight. bladeed giant to

foot blades in a powerful arc that "OW the ship down,

dwarfs even the bite of the props now used on the world's largest tactical aireraft-—the B: 36 intercontinental bombers. ‘Brake’ Use Possible erenL8. Propeller .on..each..of. the B-36's four engines only has three hlades in a one-way rotation. .The new propeiler can be feathered (turned like a knife

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For cold; wet. flying, the hollow steel blades will be heated. with hot air from the ship's exhaust system to - prevent icing, Air Materiel Command officials said weeOfeiale.did-not-reveat-whether-the new propeller was being developed for use on a possible supér - intercontinental larger than the B-36

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