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On 'Music of Spheres' Article
By J. HUGH PRUETT
Astronomer, Oregon General
I- Extension Division
The discussion of the "music of
the spheres" in this column last
month brought the suggestion
from some readers that perhaps
the Pythagorean philosophers of
ancient Greece and many as
tronomers of later times were
feally quite near the truth when
they taught that the motions of
the planets produced actual mu
sical tones.
These readers feel that all ce
lestial order and action result in
a vast and majestic harmony that
Is closely akin to music. If we
fall to sense it, the fault is with
our power of perception. We may
even be attuned to these univer
sal harmonies, but still not rec
ognize their source,
Mr. H. R. H. of Portland won
ders if in "thoughts silently out
of the night" there is thus, "flow
ing the thread of a lyric being
Veterans Take to Air
To Sell Real Estate
HOLDREGE, Neb (U.R) Two
army air force veterans have
evolved a new way to "take a
flier" in real estate.
r A real estate agent, Warner
Lundeen. and a former AAF pilot
Ed Schoenthal, teamed up for a
new type of airborne operation
that of showing farm land ' from
the air to prospective buyers.
Drainage, the condition of pas'
tures, and even the fertility of the
soil as indicated by the consls
tency of crop growth can be de
termined from the air, according
to- Lundeen.
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Mrs. D. P. B., also of Portland,
thus declared her faith: "Perhaps
I am a Pythagorean. Why, of
course there is music In the uni
verse. Because our puny little
ears can hear only certain tones
doesn't prove that others are not
there. That marvelous display
of the aurora, which I watched
from my home on a hill in the
early morning hours a few years
ago, was at times like a great
symphony. I didn't just make up
the thought; it impressed Itself
on my whole being, Just as mu
sic that is almost too grand and
exquisite to bear. I was seeing
the tones and harmonies that
could not hear.
"It is my belief not Just
flight of fancy that musical
compositions that endure through
the centuries were in the first
place harmonies of the universe
captured by the souls of the com
posers. I believe it was Mozart
who, when asked how he created
his beautiful music, insisted that
he had no feeling of creating the
melodies, but that he was mere
ly the instrument through which
they flowed; that when the mu
sic came, it Just came and he
couldn't say from where.
"One day recently in a large
and busy office, someone con
nected a little radio, with a built
in aerial, to the electric circuit
The sweetest music played. And
I marveled how in the din and
uproar, and within the heavy
walls of the building, there that
music was vibrating around us
all the time and we hadn't
known it.
"Beauty of colors, music, and
rhythm of the universe are,
firmly believe, all parts of the
same thing which is of course
beyond my comprehension."
Were the ancient Pythagoreans
crudely expressing a great unl
versal truth, one far grander than
their words implied?
'Shoplifting Overcoat'
Gets Him 30 Days
OMAHA, Neb. (U.R Many
Omahans blossomed out in new
clothes during the Christmas sea
son, but Roy E. Mills wasn't able
to show off a self-tailored job un
til the season was over.
Police pldked up Mills on sus
picion and discovered his overcoat
had been remodeled for "shop
lifting purposes."
Capt. Harry Green told Judge
Perry. Wheeler the department
would Ike to have Mills out of the
way until the Christmas season
was over.
The judge obliged with 30 days.
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SAN FRANCISCO (UP)
Heavy fog Monday was blamed
for at least half a dozen traffic
accidents on the Bayshore High
way and the lower level of the
San Francisco-Oakland bridge in
volving more than 30 automobiles
and trucks, the highway patrol
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ACTRESS Valll. Italian
actress, arrives In New York en
route to Hollywood where she
has been aimed to a long-term
movie contract and will becut
a picture soon.
Baby-Sitters Bargain,
Get 25-Cent Rate
NEWTON. Mass. (U.R) Baby
sitters in the Auburndale section
came to terms with housewives
Monday for a standard 25-cent
hourly pay, a night differential
alter midnight, authorization to
entertain visitors and an overtime
clause overtime to start at a time
when parents promised to return
home and the time they actually
checked in.
Hendershott Introduces
Bill on Reporter Pay
SALEM OP) Rep. Herman
Hendershott, Eugene Republican,
Tuesday introduced a bill in the
state legislature which would or
der that Lane and Lincoln County
circuit eourt reporters be paid on
the prewar basis of fees and com
missions instead of on a salaried
basis.
R. D. Appling, Eugene, fills the
post for both counties.
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have fill those "arms."
Denfal Care Program
For Yefs Increases
Outoatlent dental care for Ore
gon veterans has increased by
leaps and bounds during the past
few months, Frank Sias, Veterans
Ailmtnletrfltlnn rpnresentativo for
the Eugene area, reported Mon
day.
nfntf TWAmhpr. the VA au
thorized examinations and treat
ment costing more man smi.uuo,
as compared to only $600 last July.
TOim ii cnirp -enresent only care
by participating private dentists
and not given in va aenuu cuiu
in Portland and Roseburg, Sias
said.
Authorizations last month In
cluded 196 dental examinations
nutinff S2744 and treatments for
445 veterans, to cost $38,612.
Actual payments in Decemner, ior
dental work completed In pre-
vioua months, amounted to
$7849.50; .'
In Oregon more - j-
dentists, represenuus -
counties, are participating in the
"hnm town" dental program. A
veteran, after he receives VA au
thorization, may choose any ot
these dentists, if the agency's own
clinics are not readily available.
Sias explalnea mat
PROVES POINT
' SEATTLE (U.RX Dorothy Car
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met a man In a tavern who claim
ed to be a magician. He even
proved it to her. He made sev
eral things disappear spoons,
glasses, coins and her $100 wrist
watch.
rare mav ne otttalnM .
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