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Uncle Sam ‘Corrects’ Carvey On Rent Money Paid Butler

Says Figures | By Candidate A ‘Mistake’ |

Uncle Sam said today John Carvey “apparently was mistaken” when he said the Army is paying Butler University $42,000 a year rent for basement space. Frank J. Dietz, realty officer of the General Services Administration, said the government pays a little less than $20,000 a year rent for basement space at Butler. Mr: Carvey, Democratic candidate for Congress, in one of two Statements yesterday, charged “the Army is paying Butler Uni-| versity $42,000 a year rent for basement space that isn’t worth a dime.” ' Rents Other Space Mr. Dietz noted that the gov-

< . United Press Telephoto. DEATH BY TV~—This obsolescent fighter. plane is one of the guided missiles the U.S. Navy ernment alos totd is using successfully against Korean Reds. With a 2000 pound bomb fastened to its underbelly, the EE Lao rents Tull re Soace; pilotless "drone" is catapulted from a carrier and taken under control of a "queen" Hellcat at a rooms. This additional space plus| height of 500 feet. It is then directed with deadly accuracy to its target by means of a television the basement is 23,332 square transmitter, feet. Total rent is $41,820 a year. Mr, Dietz said the government pays between $1.50 and $2 al square foot for space, depending] on its use, | Butler University declined to comment and referred reporters! to the Army. It was pointed out, however, that Butler did not S0-~| licit the Army’s busines. i The Democratic politician said the Butler facilities for the Organized Reserve Corps are “inadequate and a waste of money.”

Attacks Publisher

.. In his other statement, Mr. Carvey attacked Eugene Pulliam, publisher of the News and the Star. He said: | “Pulliam reaches out to control every vital process in Marion County. ‘He scorns the idea that a newspaper has a public responsibility of presenting the news fairly, accurately and detachedly. Pulliam has made his front page an editorial page. “It is impossible to distinguish | between what Pulliain calls news| and what we know to be Pulliam’s views.”

United Press Telephoto. 'GHOST PILOT'—The Navy has confirmed its use of guided missiles, in the form of pilotless planes, against the enemy in Korea. The Navy Hellcat, armed with a 2000-pound bomb on the underbelly and a television eye, is sent against the enemy under radio control from another plane, A "remote" control pilot (above) is shown test flying one of the planes at San Diego.

Missouri Declared Alumni to Gather At Knightstown Home

| Drought Disaster Area The Indiana Soldiers’ and Sail-,Della Reed, who gave ini WASHINGTON — President|org Children’s Home in Knights-|years’ service caring for children. Harry to Step, on It Truman declared Missouri a|¢own win hold a 2-day home-|A banquet at 6 p. m. in the DinNEW YORK-—President Tru-| drought disaster area yesterday, .... gtarting with registration|ing Hall followed by a dance will man will tour New York state Making its farmers eligible tol 4 16.30 3 m tomorrow. complete the day. “whistle-stop” style from Buffalo|share in a $3 million stock feed Highlight tomorrow afternoon "to New York City on Oct. 9 and | relief fund. will be presentation and dedica-|{will be held at 9:30 a. m. in 10, the Democratic state commit-| It was the eighth state to be|tijon of a Memorial Plaque by the|Lincoln Hall. Also in Lincoln tee announced today. The Pres-| declared a drought disaster area Alumni Association in honor of|Hall at 2:30 p. m. will |dent will make 12 speches. for relief feed purposes. Dr. 0. E. Holloway and Mrs.|Chapel program,

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By ROBERT GIBSON |dreds of practice tries at proving United Press Staff Correspondent ‘grounds in the United States. All TOKYO, Sept. 18—The U. 8. the wrinkles were out. Navy has a fleet of 1800 deadly| The drone flashed an image to guided missile planes and is al- a television screen in the mother ready using some of them against plane, giving the controlling the Communists in Korea, Lt. officer the same view as though Cmdr. Lawrence A. Kurtz, the he were in the cockpit of the Navy's leading guided missile ex- drone. pert in the Far East, said today| Thus, he could keep the drone that the United States has enough “on the target” until the last minof the accurate hard-hitting ro-lute, giving the missile unbeatabtle bots ‘immediately available to accuracy. launch large-scale attacks.” When the drone hit the target, Some of the 1800 planes con- the screen in the mother plane verted to ‘guided missiles are “just goes blank,” said an officer capable of delivering the atomic observing the operation. bomb, Cmdr. Kurtz said. | : “It is just a question of time| Avoids Flak until the guided missiles take “It's a nice way to fight a war.” over aerial war,” he said. “They The mother plane reported from can be refueled in the air, making the target area that the mission continent-to-continent warfare was accomplished and successful.

possible.” The staff of experts waited This correspondent saw the until the AD-2 returned to the missiles in action against the|carrier for more details.

enemy on the carrier Boxer in| The control plane, carrying its Korean waters several days ago, own pilot and the control pilot, when an enemy target was suc- had stayed as far out of flak cessfully destroyed by a robot. range as possible when the HellIt was like watching the war of cat went into its last dive. the future. The missile specialists made plang for the next day. If the

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| Army Promotes General, | Reassigns Another

WASHINGTON — The Army |gave one major general another star yesterday and another general 4 new assignment. Maj. Gen. Paul W, Kendall, commanding the First Corps in| Korea, has received a recess ap-| pointment to the rank of lieuten-|

ant general, Army Secretary {Frank Pace said, Gen. Kendall is a native of

Baldwin, Kas. Maj. Gen, William 8S. Lawton,! chief of staff of sArmy Field Forces at Ft. Monroe, Va. since February, 1950, has been reassigned to the Far East Command. His exact job will be announced in Tokyo.

{catapult another missile and {bring the war on the future that {much closer. Navy officials said the Com{munists know the United Na[tions is using guided missiles, but they haven't had time yet to work out a defense. The Navy refused at this time to identify targets against which guided missiles have been launched, or to assess the damage. | However, the Navy said the drone can reach certain targets piloted planes cannot, such as installations surrounded by mountains and targets near the border of a neutral country.

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Two Gunmen Rob Station Attendant

A pair of youthful gunmen took $127 from a Northwest Side filling station attendant early today and fled after forcing their victim info a washroom. Charles Smallwood, 32, of 2015 W. New York, told police the gunmen forced him to open the safe at the filling station, 2001 Lafayette Rd., and give them the $125 it contained. They also obtained $2 from his billfold, Mr. Smallwood reported. As they left, Mr. Smallwood said, the men forced him into the washroom and threatened to

shoot Jim if he left before they made their escape. In a strong-arm robbery last night, Alton Durr, 22, of 1125 Vandeman St, lost $5 to three men who slugged and beat him, he told police. Mr. Durr said he was walking in the 500-block of Blake St.

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Cmdr. Kurtz said the Navy has converted 1800 planes to drones, but he said that not all of them were equipped with television, which is used to guide the robots to their targets.. He said drones without television had been used) in World War II with some success. ! Some of the converted planes) are in use hauling targ2ts and] in training guided missile person-| nel and in experiments, he said.| Cmdr. Kurtz agreed that it is possible that ‘missile-to-missile” and “continent-to-continent” air war techniques will replace present dog-fighting and bombing by living pilots. He revealed that some of the missiles are capable of carrying |and delivering the atomic. bomb, |He said the ones already thrown

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will come. | “It is possible that a fleet of guided missiles controlled by a single mother plane could be used in large-scale war in Korea,” said | Adm. Kurtz. “You can strike anywhere in {the world with guided missiles and the first indication the enemy would have is when the plane dived down,” he said.

Television Eyes

{ The guided missile I saw was perched on the deck of the Boxer, ready to destroy a Communist target within an hour. Push buttons and television were going to aim it. The missile was a World War 11 Grumman Hellcat with television eyes and a 2000-pound bomb. It had no pilot. X We watched a red-haired crew{men warm up the Hellcat’s (engine, taxi it to the catapult and leave the cockpit minutes before the launch. Then the robot “Kamikaze” streaked into space, climbing leftward to join its mother plane. { There was silence on the deck. | Then a murmur of awe spread through the crew members, many of them veterans of two wars fought with /weapons "requiring men to risk their -lives. Rear Adm. Apollo Soucek, com-

the mother plane—an ' attack Douglas 2—pick -up the drone and head toward North Korea. The deck controller had guided {the-plane-urntil-the-mother plane {picked it up-at 500 feet altitude. | Adm. Soucek let his binoculars (rest on his chest when the planes were out of sight and said, “This is really something.” A crewman who had helped roll the missile onto the elevator between decks said what many of us were thinking: “What's the next war going to be like?”

, ‘Nice Way to Fight’

The men in charge of the guided missile program on the Boxer tracked the two planes as they headed northeastward. Crewmen were tense even after the drone became airborne. But all were out on deck watching. This was the payoff for hun-

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