CLEVELAND COURIER
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save money every mile! 5-STAR
EXTRA Cab and hub caps shown
(added coat).
Ford Trucks fo/52
are engineered lor modern
3 completely new engines! New, short stroke iow-eost Speed Hauling....
design means up to 20% lest> piston travel . . .
less gas is sacrificed to engine friction, more Gas savings to 14%! Now there Five
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a the Economy Run Book Check
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Low- Friction truck engines your
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Gainesville, Ga.
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emergmcyl
A tragedy occurs—it
could be personal or a
local disaster—help and comfort
come quickly by telephone. If the line is tied-up—
the desperately needed help and comfort may
come too late. All too frequently, a telephone
<s more than an instrument of communication ■
it is a life-saving instrument!
So please—if someone requests tne line for
an emergency, release it promptly.
STANDARD TELEPHONE X)
Sawing Northeast Georgia—Ameriea’s Shangri ha
ilAVERFORD, Pa.—Explorers in¬
to space are going to find it diffi¬
cult to penetrate a heat bait the
American Astronomical society re¬
ported recently. »
The astronomers reported Uie dis¬
covery high above the stratosphere
of an unexpected air barrier. It is
the heating effect of the upper air
at 60 miles and higher. The heating
is about twice as much as had been
previously calculated.
The practioai meaning is that
rocket ship engineers will have to
plan to limit ths ship’s speed in
those altitudes so that the metal
or whatever else the ship is made
of will not melt from friction.
Even now the metal noses of high
altitude rockets sometimes get red
hot in this friction It was explained
that the heating would not prevent
rocket travel, but the speed while
leaving the earth must be adjusted
to fit the excess heat.
The discovery was made with the
aid of laboratory shooting stars.
These stars imitate the melting and
the evaporation of meteors that hit
the upper air and burst into blinding
flames.
Women Art Gosl Detectives,
Criminologist* Report
NEW YORK—VL.men are naturals
in the field of private investigation,
assistant dean of the New York
Institute of Criminology reports.
For reasons best known to other
women, feminine investigators do a
more thorough job of snooping, as¬
sistant dean Emma Predicker says.
“With their auepiciovs minds and
natural curiosity, they work out
very well.” Miss Predicker teach¬
es both men and women the finer
points of shadowing and writing up
reports.
You can't go right from the 13
week’s course to your own detective
agency, since a man or woman
needs three years of experience be¬
fore getting licensed as a private
investigator. \
‘‘But there are many requests now
for people to serva in factories,
screening war workers and just gen¬
erally protecting the plant,” the
shadowing expert said.
Policemen have become accus¬
tomed to seeing the slim, well-dress¬
ed instructor start oit an eager
- group of students on complicated
j abJWoKrTs* assignments ud and down
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home laundry, the work goes smoother:
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about 20$ a month.
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