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Permanent chairman former State Sen. Greyble McFarland Indianapolis: co chairmen State Sen. Warren W. Martin Clarksville: Rep. Rex Minnick, Brazil: Orval Kincaid, Gary.
Agriculture, Business and Labor subcommittee former Undersecretary of Agriculture Clarence McCormick, Vincennes, 'chairBend; Cecil Cotten, East Chicago; Rep. Pozgay, South LET US PUT YOUR WATCH IN TICK-TOCK Shape Expert WATCH REPAIRING Regardless of age, make or condition, we'll expertly clean, repair and adjust your watch 10 it's like new again. BRAND'S Fa Si METERED FINE NEWBERG. Ore. (INS) Now it's Fine-o-Meters.
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Terrel Haute, Preamble, State and National administrations and Conclusion abcommittee-former U.S. Rep. do Andrew Jacobs, Indian a polis, Gairman; Conrad. Veterans. Mental Health and and Welfare subcommittee Henry F.
Schricker, former govCivil Rights and Education sub- to chairman. James S. HuntEast Chicago, chairman; Sen. rl M. Utterback, Kokomo; Raymon Gilbert, Kokomo.
albert and Cohen are on the Cities, Towns and Taxation subcommittee, Cohen is on the Highand Safety subcommittee, and Minnick is chairman of the Caservation subcommittee, which ario includes Pozgay. MAMOTH VALUES L' in Home Furnishings ITEMS FOR SPRING DECORATION CARPETS RUGS LINOLEUM CHOOSE From The BIG SELECTION of MOHAWK and FIRTH CARPETS Leaders In Patterns HIGH in QUALITY Very Reasonable in Prices $6.95 $8.95 $10.95. up per sq. yd. ARMSTRONG HUFFY LINOLEUMS and TILES POWER MOWERS INLAIDS VINYLS ARE BETTER WALL COVERINGS 21 inch Gas DO-IT-YOURSELF Power PATTERNS Stratton 4-cycle $8950 2 ft.
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May 30, 1956 University of To Extend By HARRY STATHOS 1 ANN ARBOR, (INS)University of Michigan rocket research, "outstanding" teams--recently work in praised paving for the way for man's first earth satellite--will 0 launch about 25 this summer for further upper atmosphere studies. These rockets will be equipped with a variety of instruments for measuring such characteristics as air temperature, pressure and density. They will be designed to probe 80 to 130 miles above the earth. Experts at the University of Michigan have been prominent in this type of work since 1946. They have designed, built and installed complex equipment in about 40 rockets ranging from giant German V-lI's to? slender Aerobees and needle-nose Deacons.
The engineers have also proposed three instruments for in-1 clusion in the space satellites the United States plans to launch during the 1957-58 International Geophysical year. Among them is complete, five-foot spherical satellite that would measure the "drag" of thin air between 200 and 250 miles above the earth. Dr. Joseph Kaplan, chairman of the National: Academy of Sciences' committee for the International Geophysical Year, which directs satellite planning, has noted that "the University of Michigan has done an outstanding job in rocket research the type that was a basis for our satellite program." The University, of Michigan rocket experts a have helped to make research a precise science rather than a "hit or miss" proposition, besides providing valuable information about the atmosphere. This is an important factor, for costly rocket flights would be EX GENERAL AMERICA MEDFORD, Ore.
(INS) A man who 11 years ago was major general in the German army's famed Afrika Korps is a carpenter at Medford, working for Cascade Forest Products. He is Henry Warrelmann, who served under German's famed field marshall, Erwin Rommel. After World II, Warrelbrought family to the United States front his home near Hanover, Germany, to find a new way of life. Among his treasures is a photograph of Rommel, taken when the "Dessert Fox" was making throughout the world for his brilliant, hard-hitting strategy. I Warrelmann kept diary of Rommel's African: campaign, but it was captured and destroyed, he said.
He considets it a considerale loss from a military standpoint because off the originality and efficiency of the Panzer troops. The former general believes that Germany lost the war in the winter of He particularly blames Hitler's decision to disregard his recommendations for a strike toward Moscow in the summer of 1941 or the spring of 1942 and determination to hold the Russians in a circle in the winter. ROCKET FLIGHTS TEST 'CONTROL' EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, (INS)-Test, flights of the Bell 'x-2 "lying laboratory" rocket ship are aimed fat conquering the "control not the "thermal as commonly believed. Brig. Gen.
J. Stanley Holtoner, commander of Edwards Air Force Base, on California's Mojave Desert, said that study of frictional heat in flight is only a secondary part of the X-2 test. He said the main objective is to study flight characteristics of the plane in relation to the violent control fluctuations experienced last year by Majors Charles Yelger and Arthur Murray, both of whom almost lost their lives in speed and altitude flights in the Bell X-1A. The X2- tests really are the extension of the X-1A tests, Gen. Holtoner explained.
The new plane is better equipped for the tests because it is fitted with power-boosted controls and has been assembled of high strength stainless steel. It is powered by eight rockets. It is being test flown over the far reaches of vast desert by Lt. Col. F.
K. Everest and a crew of assistants. The craft is launched from the belly of a B-50 i bomber. As for the heat problem, Gen. Holtoner said: "About 90 per cent pt the energy of the air moving over the plane is converted to heat by friction and the heat causes a rise in the temof the external skin of the aircraft." DOVER.
England (INS) BriBUILD MOTELS tish hotelkeepers are cautiously building American-style motels in England, noted for its ancient inns. A first motel at Newin, green, near was bailed as curiosity. But two have' been built, and a dozen are in the planning stage. MAIL SERVICE Private mailing was established in the Middle Ages: by the merchants and, in England, was taken over by the government in the 17th Century. KOOL VENT AWNINGS BRICKER HOME IMP.
3715 S. Wash. Ph. 5736 Michigan Plans Studies With Rockets wasted if the units' went astray or failed to radio information back to earth. The rockets that will be launched this summer will gather data in a number of ways.
Six will seven inch "sounding to an altitude of 400,000 feet, then drop them. Packed with instruments, the spheres will radio their rate of fall; from this information, engipeers calculate air density and temperature. The rush of air past small holes in the noses of other rockets will provide a mile-by-mile picture of atmospheric pressure and temperature. University of Michigan engipoint out that rocket research at the university is portant segment of the institu-1 tion's, the past educational decade, program. more Dur- than 200 students have gained practical experience in rocket preparation.
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