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CHICAGO (CP) At least
14 communities are using televi
sion to acquaint the public with
local affairs, according to the In
ternational City Managers' Asso
ciation. The latest addition is Ban
gor, Me., which has begun a 15
minute weekly TV program.
Other places using TV to inform
its citizens are Cinncinnati, Peo
ria, 111.; Kansas City, Mo.; Chico
and Butte County, Calif.; Los An
geles County, Phoenix, Philadel
phia, Lies Moines, Greensboro,
N. C; Toledo and Dayton, 0.;
Milwaukee.
St. Petersburg, Fla., has its own
TV station and uses some of the
broadcasting time to program mu
nicipal interest shows.
New York City has a permit to
build a TV station, and Jackson
ville, Fla., has filed an applica
tion for permission to build its
own station.
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Device Used in
Search for Gas
COLt'MBUA, O. (LP) A
new instrument that helps to find
natural gas hidden deep in the
earth has been unveiled in Ohio.
Experts think the new device
will boost oil and gas production,
particularly in the Appalachian
region.
The instrument records man
made vibrations in the earth which
are "read" by scientists. They
claim that extremely accurate
charts of underground formations
can be made.
This is how the device works:
Dynamite is exploded in a drilled
hole. The blast sets up vibrations
going down as far as one end a
half miles into the earth.
"Echoes" from the vibrations
are picked up on the sensitive in
strument, recorded on film and
then interpreted.
An initial test of the device was
recently held in northern Ohio
near Medina. On hand for the
demonstration were experts from
the Ohio Fuel Gas Co., Colum
bus; Houston Technical Labora
tories, Houston, and Geophysical
Service Inc., Dallas.
2a The Bend Bulletin. Friday, April 15. 1955
SWEETIE PIE
by Nadine Seltzer
In The Bug
LEOMINSTER, Mass. (UP)
Four teen-agers idly kicked at
a paper bag lying on a sidewalk.
There was $107 in it. The boys
turned the cash over to police.
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Public Service
Problem Noted
WASHINGTON , (UP) Pub
lic water and sewerage facilities
must be increased by 60 per cent
in the next 10 years to meet the
demands of the country's growing
population, according to the Asso
ciated General Contractors of
America.
In the March issue of its offi
cial magazine, the association cit
ed preliminary results of a sur
vey by four government agencies
to confirm the need for such an
increase.
The survey showed Jhe neces
sity of an estimated $25,000,000,-
000 outlay to expand the facilities
and eliminate present shortages
over the next 10 years. The 1954
value of the systems was estimat
ed at $42,000,000,000 $23,000,000,
000 for water supply and $19,000.
000,000 for sewerage.
A $25,000,000,000 increase would
represent a 33 per cent hike over
the $9,000,000,000 in five years
which President Eisenhower's
Council of Economic Advisers has
estimated as necessary to bring
the nation's facilities up to pres
ent needs, it said.
The survey was conducted hy
the Commerce Department's Wa
ter and Sewerage Industry and
Utilities Divison, the Census Bu
ll' in, the Public Health Service
and the Geological Survey. Re
sults of the study are expected to
be published soon m a service
bulletin of the Commerce Depart
ment's Business and Defense Ser
vices Administration.
Of the $25,000,000,000 total, the
survey recommended slightly over
$10,700,000,000 for waler supply
needs and about $1 l.6.m.000,000 for
sewerage facilities.
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Legal Notice
THE STATE OF OREGON
IN THE COUNTY COURT OP
FOR THE COUNTY OF
DESCHUTES
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
A NO PERSONAL PROPERTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTAT
OF JOHN LAWRENCE JONES. P,
reard.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Pin
-innt t" an Order of the Honorable i
1. Allen. County Judge, made arid or
t-red on the 7th day of April,
will on the 0th day of May, 1955, i
'- v sell at private eale for east
r upon Mi'h term as my he agree1
uin and approved by the Court, t
f'lll'.wim.: described real properly i
H-rid, Det-rhittea County. Oregon, ti
wil ;
Fji Half of Northeast Quart
.f Smi-Mi 7 and Wt Half
Noitbe-t QiinrL-r of Srrtin '
Township 1A S. Kanur 12 EW M
and all of the peronnl rrrperly lint
in Exhibit A ' of the admini-trator
prtitmn fnr Male f real and pmrnni
proHrty fil d April 7. l::.... which pn-t
eitv Mnnr t" the e-tate o( JOHi
LAWRENCE JONES, d-
SaH nle wilt b- h-!d at the ffu
f my aMorr.eys. Mr KAY A P ANN El
Orevon Avenue. IVnd. Or- n
1A1E1 thw 7th rtar f April. IMS.
IF INC. E JONES.
A'lmmistrat.T "( the F.tAte t
JOHN LAWRENCE JONKS,
I f eausl
M--K W A FANNER
Attorney- for the Adtuinutrator
. 22 Uirvi.fi Ave.,
Bend. Orettn
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