Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1952 — Page 26

~ 60-Hour Air Trip Around World Seen

By Science Service | WASHINGTON, Mar. 7— You . may soon be able to travel around the world In 60 hours, including]

10 or 11 stopovers of not more|

than 25 minutes, on regularly

scheduled airlines. A néw version of the British jet “airliner, the Comet I, is in preparation which will fly half| way around the world [from London to Bydney, Australia, in 30 hours total time, A. C. Campbell Orde, operations development director of the British Overseas “Airways | Corporation, revealed here at a meeting at the U, 8.) Weather Bureau. : | ‘Plans are also underway to extend the rotite from Sydney to America and from London westward.

= ‘By OLAND D. RUSSELL Seripps-Howard Staff Writer TOKYO; Mar. 7—The capture lof two French suspects in great Tokyo bank. robbery”

|stir up anti-American feeling at)

{cans could commit such major jerimes and be immune from trial {In Japanese courts unless safeguards were provided, For weeks, {alleged American lawlessness was, magnified, and papers boldly assumed that each trivial escapade (by a foreigner was done by | Americans. | agTake It All Back Today Japanese papers were doing a massive job of backpedaling, some a little sheepishly. One big dally, Tokyo Shimbun, iwhen it was first announced that a French suspect had been cap‘tured and confessed, put out big ster bulletins in front of its {downtown office headed simply, | “It wasn’t Ameticans.” | Other afternoon papers used similar headlines—which could be misinterpreted as great surprise that, for once, we weren't the |culprits But that wasn’t the in-| tention. Actually it was genuine | relief, judging from sentiments

Discusses Problems

Mr. Campbell Orde was at the weather bureau to discuss the, special weather forecasting and) § reporting problems in flying com-| # p mercial airliners twice as high! 2 i and twice as fast as they are flown now, | The first leg of the journey around .the world—from London

to Cairo—will go into passenger | operation early in May. After|

that, the Comet I, will extend its Gaited ee Fale bhot expressed on all sides by Japa-| service to Karachi, Calcutta, nifted Trem LYepNOl0. nese today. And a. lot of JapaSingapore, Darwin and Sydney.| THE LONG ROAD HOME—Mrs. Otto Haugen, 35, smiles nese must have rubbed their eyes

The Comet I will do this in Jo; happily as she plans with her husband her trip home from Minne- a read Bhat there really - are hours, as compared - with the . : ‘ . ' : . rench soldiers in Japan. present time of 48 hours for| apolis to Henning, Minn., which she hasn't seen since she was strick- | ‘rpg Japanese take a dim-view “old-fashioned” propellor - driven, en with polio in August, 1949. Mrs. Haugen will find her home of continued occupation and may | planes, and with 30 hours for its newly decorated and completely equipped with iron lung, portable Nave been looking for some such) upcoming successor. Y 4 h p yeq ep 9 P incident by which they could After that the route will be ex- respirator and other equipment purchased by her home county sharpen their objections. Still,’

tended from Sydney to the Fiji| chapter of the March of Dimes. ; {underneath they are aware that Islands, then Honolulu and either - . . our occupation has been exSan Francisco or Vancouver, | ¥ emplary and the conduct of our British Columbia. Meantime, She Collects Stamps Sunday Bath Day troops consistently good, consid-

flights from London to New York | ering the great numbers here. will be added and then the final WASHINGTON, Mar. 7 (UP), Sunday is bath day for donkeys, Throughout World War II all

link across North America will —President Truman disclosed goats, and other animals on Bar- 2ntiforeign propaganda and complete the globe girdling in 60 yesterday . that the valuable bados, easternmost of West Indies

hours. stamps a President acquires go island. Cattlewash D x 0 , a village on K as Hing 20 make Zoanible to daughter, Margaret. He said the Barbados coast, owes it name Ping stop 'she has quite a collection. to the act the word implies.

First, the British have developed ’ a method of pressure-feeding |’ 50,000 pounds of kerosene to the 7 22 A Yh PUA THA SE PHN

Comet I in that length of we fF Hails Korean Troops | WLY-TWA WASHINGTON, Mar. 7 ( ill President Truman said today that the men fighting in Korea have # kept this country out of a = lo ers non-stop. service world war “and I think they're gO-|

ing to keep Ub Olt entirely; du 0 to CLEVELAND .......... J hr. 25 min. ruman made his prediction to a PITTSBURGH. .........1 hr. 30 min.

group of young actors and ac-|

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tresses, who, under the sponsor-, A ship of Catholic University, leave ST.LOUIS. ........... 1 hr. 10 min this month to put on shows in| NEW YORK vevee...2 hrs. 40 min. Korea. MN > I | ——————————— A ————— | Frequent flights to other princiLincoln, lll., Wants Stamp pal cities by dependable TW A LINCOLN, Ill. (UP) — The Skyliners. Bigsavings on FamChamber of Commerce has asked ll ily Half-Fare Plan and round ps Postmaster General James Don- trips in U.8. Courteous service; z°

aldson to issue a special centen- no tipping. For reservations nial stamp in observance of the call Plaza 4381 or see your ¢ity’s 100th anniversary In| ere travel agent.

August, 1953. This city is only one of 24 cities in the nation named Lincoln.

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“FRIDAY, MAR'7,1952:.. * ~~ ERT THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Capture Eases Jap-U. §. Tension

Americans,

a time’ when” an agreement.was agency being drawn up on continued oc- phoned in a story about a cafe, |cupation. proprietor . who complained

It was pointed out that .Ameri- Police that two foreigners who

looked like GIs had run out with-

frenzy was directed against out paying for two bottles of Since then, Japanese “the have had six years to form their -- own opinions of Americans. It's jone of whom confessed-—has re- been happily proved to them how {lieved considerable tension among wrong their wartime propagan{Japanese who had been sure the gig (robbers were Americans. ’ have | The press had seized upon the their minds—they really’ didn’t sensational stickup of Feb. 18 to want to be disillusioned. I was in a Japanese news office. when a reporter

were. Consequently, they been reluctant to change

“We are not using it,” said the ‘ enough such stories lately and they have been

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