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Page 14A Rf ghter-Gimrd, Engen. Ore., Than., July 81, 1949 Radio 'Diviner Unearths Metals And Even Lost Persons, He Says Br Rene Balbaud rj United Freu Staff CarreiaaadaRt s PARIS U.R Julei Call, a radio diviner, and an Inventor, .Andre Coatrleux, claim they have pefected a process for discovering 'jnetala and even lost persons with !the help of mysterious "radio .waves." Using Calte's divining proper. 'ti.a whirh ar. "rnntrnlled" bv I 'kind of Geiger counter Invented by Coatrleux, the pair claim to have helped Paris police discover body last March. Y Police, they aaid, had given up "all hope after a vain search of two months, but the team, using tne machine, which works by short waves, found the body without any trouble. "Every metal and every person. living or dead, sends out short waves of different lengths," Coa trleux aaid. - "Personal wave lengths are as Individual as fingerprints. The only problem Is to know how to deceive them. We have not solved this problem," he said. DRIVE ibj Theatre 4-415?. Show NUrli at nuth Kllin KII1K I'ONim KEKK OWL SHOW BAT. NIOIIT Now Showing Mnrjorle Main Percy Kllhrlile "MA & PA KETTLE" AND Otiy Madison Diana Lynn "Texas, Brooklyn. Heaven" Acknowledgement Vfm wlih to think vr pat. I rant for attending Wfaunf LPA)fJ flPRNCKR TRACT I li FTT lKBOKAll HKRR I f I l "ruwARu, Mr SON" 111 Alj "toosoit Mi ... ,.-, ' ;. WINCHEll J 8-l ssyt the aong ft r' 'l Nfiutirt t '-'j ff 'J cniiiTiiir K-j (,. $ B"dMrtnt W.J I mom. K.y immmm RED 8KELT0N qwt: wmwmm ,...', BETnCVKKLTT -- Never Tnurhrd TOMCAT ft. FEARLESSLY TOI.DI Coatrleux said the pair worked together to find water and metals, rather then bodies. How It Works "Here Is how we work," he said. "We limit the region of our search through the efforts of Calte, using a ring or watch. Then, with my electric counter, which has an an tenna and earphones, I wait for an Interruption of the low hum which shows the presence of the object. Each metal, gold, silver, copper, must have a special machine keyed to Its waves." He said he though once he had struck gold, but on digging, found a body with gold teeth. In looking for water, he said, the low buzz was Interrupted by zzzeee sound like a mosquito If there was water, and a whistling sound If he was near a cave with out water. Coatrleux said his process was very similar to radar. "Eventually I hope to develop It for diagnosing disease," he said "We surely can Invent a machine keyed to the waves of microbes or cancerous cells, for example. Tricky Safe Invented Calte and Coatrleux already have Invented a practical applica tion of "personalized waves." They have constructed a safe which opens automatically by counter device when the owner approaches it. The owner wears a "sending apparatus" on his arm, keyed to his own personal wave length, and nobody else can open the safe. And if the person dies? "One would have to blow the safe up," Coatrieux aaid. Coatrleux, who works with sci entific X-ray, radio and television equipment for a living, said he and Calte were planning a trip through France's Vendee region this sum mer. "During th battle between French Royalists and the Bretons In 179S, Royalists were rumored to have used bullets made of gold and silver," he said. "They also were supposed to have gold medals for Identity. We also think there may be some gold veins there, but very slight. Our trip should prove very Interesting." .... 'mmfm.fWVn SIuTlTC HT ON THE DERB T Traditional pearly kings and qneens, their garmemi . , v4. -.ii v-.v. tu. ,d on Derby Day at Epsom Downs, England., DlUf fjl pCaUA lUWH MVH (uawH-iH Radio Programs-Thursday, July 21, 7949 KORE TJiKUGN aZKASHZKOAC 'ZKGW K0IN :00 :1S :30 :45 7:00 " 7:15 7:30 745 :00 S:18 :30 :43 :00 9:1S t:30 9:4S 10:00 10:18 10:30 10:45 11:00' 11:15 11:30 11:45 Heatter News, Headlines Sports Revu Bill Henry I Incredible. tru Top of Lol Western HIU Western Hits Hopalon Camldy Hopalons Caaaldy Fishing, Huntin : TlBhlng, HuntlngJ News of Air Newsreel Musical showcase j Musical showcase I I Fulton Lewis Supper Club Ray Hackett Ray Hackett Head. Edition Home Edition Songs In Eve. Tips to Farmers Counter Spy Counter Spy Moon Mist Moon Mist Radio Newsreel I 'Round Cam p. Ire I Eddy-Klrsten So. Amer. Way Spot Markets (Eddy-Klrsten Treasure Chest Entomology Illusion Take 10. Baseball I Botany I Illusion Escape Escape- I Crime Photog, I Crime Photo. 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Maaa ta -CAl'OHT- VARSITY New Precinct Boundaries Outlined in Springfield DANCE AT Fern Ridge Park FRIDAY LLOYD SMITII and )IU Wcslrrn Valley Boy 8:30 to 12:3 SATURDAY ELDRKD GLASPEY and the Band Thai Plan far Tom FEATURING JANET PALMER VOCALIST 9:30 to 12:30 Rn leavri Grejhonnd H IV pot each Dane ft Nlh at 9:30 PJL Fern Ridge Park 10 MUaa Out W. 110a Tha city of Springfield, which had seven precincts in the last election, will have eleven in the next one, County Election Clerk Mel Wadman announced Wednes day. The announcement cam as a part of a general program of re numbering the county's precincts and creating hew precincts in areas of population growth. A new Spencer Butte I00F Installs Officers Spencer Butte , Lodge No. 9, IOOF, celebrated their 89th birth day Tuesday by burning the mort gage on the lodge building. New officers installed at the meeting were: Maywood Fish, noble grand; Dean Mellum, vice grand; Harri son Draper, past grand; George J. Zebley, secretary; Llnley H. Lutz, treasurer; William Guiliford, war den; Gordon Fish, conductor; Lloyd Milliard, right supporter to noble grand; Fred Ludford, left supporter to noble grand; C. W. Lyons, right supporter to vice grand; I. M. Lien, left supporter to vica grand; Harold Anderson, left scene supporter; W. L. King, inside guardian; and L C. Mul len, chaplain. Blachly SSL, Never Been Topped For Laaiths 'MR. HEEDS GOES TO TOWV Gary Cooper com-mma im.viri list of precincts for tha city of Eugene is expected to be released in the near future. New Springfield precincts, and their boundaries follow: SBr.ntfle.fl Precinct Vs. 1 Bounded on the south by "E" Street from 3rd to Kelly: oy Kelly from E Street to "L" Street: thenca west to west City Limits: north, east, southeast and east along City Limits to 3rd Street: on the eost by 3rd Street. SprlniriplH Precinct No. 1 Bounded on the east by 3rd Street from "E" to "A": on the south by "A" Street and Willamette River: on the west by City Limits: on the north by "L" Street from Ctty Limits to Kelly Street: on the east by Kelly Street from L" to "E" Street: on the north by "E Street Sprlnrfleld Frerlnct No. 8 On the north by north line of Wash burn's Subdivision: on the east by 10th Street: on the south by "D'f Street: on the west by 3rd Street. Sprlnsfleld Precinct No. I On. the north by "D" Street: on the east by 10th Street: on the south by Main Street: on the west by 3rd Street Sorlnrflfld Frerlnct No. 6 On the north by "A" Street from Srd west to Willamette River and by Main Street from 3rd Street to south 14th: on the east by South Uth produced south: on the south by City Limits: on the west by the City Limits And the Willamette River. Sprtnifleld Precinct No. Cm the north by City Limits: on the east by east line of Marylhurst Addition and same produced north and by lihh Street and produced south: on the south by City Limits: on the west by South Hth and Uth Streets and Mohawk High way. Sprlnsfletd Prtctnet Ne. T On the north by "E" 5frt nmrf.iu east to Garden Way and by Paramount Street and same produced east: on the east by City Limits: on the south by City Limits: on the west by 19th and same produced south. SprlniflfU Precinct No. 0 On the north by City Limits: on the south by Paramount and "E Street produced east: on the west by Garden nd.M!t "'ie of Marylhurst and 1 ftprtntfleld precinct No. J1 noh by City Limits: en the east by City Limits and Mohawk High way: on the south by T Street; on the west bv lfth Street on JprlnsfteU Precinct No. U On the nonh by "Q Street and the City Umits: on the east by 10th StreTt! on the south by north line of Wh. bum s Subdivision: on the west by fcd Street and same produced north Sorlntflcltt precinct No. U iSP hvh,:,;r,h.:r:. 'While Paper' Will Describe China Situation By Donald J. Gonzalei United Presa Etaff Correipondent WASHINGTON U-R The State Department'! forthcoming white paper on China will place hm resDonsibility on the So viet Union for China's current plight, it Is reported. This was disclosed by authori ties who also forecast that the document will reveal some dif ferences between former Secre tary of State George C. Marshall and Lt Gen. Albert C. Wedemej- er on the best way the United States might have helped the Na tionalist government. Will Charge Violation Informants said the white pa cer will hold that Russia direct ly and indirectly violated ine imo Chinese-Soviet treaty in which it pledged not to interfere in China's internal affairs. Similar provi sions were contained in the 1945 American -Soviet" agreement signed in Moscow. Direct interference, these sourc es said, would be Moscow's re fusal to allow Chinese participa tion in control of the Manchu rian ports of Dairen and Port Ar thur, according to the treaty's terms. Russia also prevented Na-j i . t: : u i ii..1 iiuuausuB iruui yai ting in uie administration of the two main railroads in Manchuria. 'Indirect Aid Given' Indirect Soviet aid, to the Com munists was Moscow's connivance in allowing arms and equipment of the once-powerful Japanese Kwantung Army in Manchuria to be left for the Chinese Reds. In addition, Russia allowed Manchu- rian-manufactured arms to be turned over to the Communists. Soviet propaganda has been trum peting support of the Communists against the Nationalists despite a Russian pledge that it would rec ognize the Nationalist government as legal. These moves, lt was said, will be charted as evidence that this aid enabled the Chinese Commu nists to consolidate Manchuria and use it as a springboard for the successful attacks that have moved the Red armies into south China. - Will Disease Report Authorities said separate sec tions of the paper dealing with the Marshall and Wedemeyer mis sions to China will show that both generals believed Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek should remain at the head of the Nationalist gov ernment despite its known cor ruption and inefficiency. The white paper is scheduled to be made public In about a week. What Price Fame? 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