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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1956)
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, November 1, 1956 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section 2 Page Radios Will Be Small Enough) To Stick in Ear in 25 Yearsl By ALFRED LEECH United Press Slaff Correspondent CHICAGO (UP) Wiring quarter hacks for sound was only the be ginning, electronics expert said today. Joe Friedman, president ot Traveler Corp., predicts that fu ture radio receivers will be so small you'll be able to "stick them in your car." "Every child will have his own set mounted on his bike or veloc ipede," Friedman said. "And skin divers will take midget radios un i'zt water with them as part of their regular equipment. "People will be able to com municate with each other at any time with small portable combin ation receiver-transmitters tunable to dozens of frequencies." Friedman predicted that trans continental television, tiny porta ble TV sets and special communi cations circuits for technical and professionali people will become a reality by 1830. World leaders will be able to hold top-level conferences at the flick of a switch with no burden some protocol problems to compli cate matters, he said. More people will learn more languages as television travels! around the globe, Friedman said.! and a new language common to! all mankind conceivably could evolve. "Medical specialists won't have to fly to the bedsides of critically ill patients," he said. "In stead, they'll observe diagnostic proce dures by television and lend their expert advice." i TV performers won't be able to complain that audience ratings !are phony," because TV sets will i be equipped with tiny, built-in transmitters which will keep the i survey takers posted on exactly jhow many sets are tuned to any i prosram at a given time. Friedman said such a gadget could be rigged so the viewer could indicate his like or dislike of the program. Television sets will become com monplace equipment in automo biles, he predicted. Demos Schedule .Monday 3Ieetin PORTLAND (fl Oregon Dem ocratic candidates will hold a pre election meeting here Monday night according to Robert Boyer, Medtord, Democratic state chair man. Candidates attending the meet ing will hold amplified telephone conversations with Democratic congressional candidates in other parts of the state. INDIA PROTESTS ATTACKS NEW DF.LHI LB India an nounced Thursday it considered the Israeli attack on Egypt and the French-British ultimatum a "flagrant violation of the United Nations Charter." In a formal statement the government of In dia said: "This aggression Is bound to have far reaching con sequences in Asia and Africa and mav even lead to war on an ex tended scale." And railroad and airline pass engers will watch individual TV screens mounted on the backs of the seats in front of them. All this in the next 25 years, Friedman said. Red Cross to Train Many LEBANON (Special)-Llnn coun-1 ty Red Cross officials have been asked by the Linn county civil; defense committee to train 500 persons in standard first aid, 150 in advanced first aid, 500 in home nursing, 218 ss social welfare! I aides and 1,030 as aides in mass. I feeding, Mrs. Peg Hatfield, Red) Cross executive secretary, said to- day. Carl Huston is chairman of the county civil defense committee. Mrs. Hatfield said she would ask the help of the newly-appointed Women's Advisory Committee for Civil Defense, headed by Mrs. Don Dcnsmoore, Albany. Members are Mrs. Robert Mon son, Sweet Home; Mrs. Loren Bohle, Lebanon; Mrs. Martha Kropp, Albany, and Mrs. Hatfield. GRAND OPENING SET WOODBURN (Special)-The May Furniture Co. in Woodburn lias announced a grand opening to be Nov. 1, 2 and 3. Last 2 Reno Escapees Surrender lo Police SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. W -Two men who escaped Sunday from the Reno jail Owen L. 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