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2 Washington escapees taken .KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) -Two escapees from the Washing ton State Penitentiary were cap tured Wednesday by police. Offi cers wounded one suspect. Officicrs identified the men as John Patrick Eberlein, 26. of Al buquerque. N. St, and Rex Don Stamps, 25. of Joplin, Mo. Both rnen told police they escaped May 13 from the Walla Walla, Wash., prison. Police said that Ebcrlin suffered a superficial shotgun wound in his leg. The pair was suspected of rob bing a service station. Their car wrecked during a chase. Officers said they fired at the armed men. Temperatures Temperatures during the 24 hours ending at 4 a.m, PDT to day. a v Btnd Astoria Baker Brookings Klamath- Falls Medford Pendleton - - - - Portland Redmond . . . Salem The Dalles Chicago Los Angeles New York San Francisco Washington High Low , 27 ' 58 58 67 58 65 68 . 59 62 65 68 85 68 80 62 E2 GETS DEGREE Vic Brock, ett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ettis Brocket! of Sisters, re ceived a degree of bachelor of science education at Ore gon State University at Cor vallis on Sunday. He is a graduate of Sisters High School. MANAGER RESIGNS PENDLETON (UPI)- Resigna tion of Ed Opocensky as manager of the Pendleton Chamber of Commerce was announced Wed nesday by chamber president Robert Sussman. The resignation is effective June 30. Opocensky came to Pendleton in 1959 from Fairbanks, Alaska. He announced no plans for the future. The Bulletin, Thursday, June 6, 1963 9 Motor runs with virtually no friction By Jsm boguc UPI Staff Wrlttr NEW YORK (UPD- In today's era of tiny precision instruments needed in the highly specialized space machines and even in every day operation of electronics devic es, a drop of oil may be anything but what the doctor ordered. Yet wherever there is a me chanical movement there is a fric tion problem and some of to day's scientific devices must be capablo of operating at extreme temperatures, whether in the fiery heat of a skyborne missile or in the below arctic cold of some investigative project. A search for solution to these problems has led to the develop ment of a type of motor which runs virtually without friction and is applicable to appliances rang ing from computers and missile mechanisms to your ordinary household refrigerator. Bright Future It permits a motor shaft to rest on a cushion of air or gas, rather than on a film of oil or other lu bricant. It permits operation of the motor in extreme temperatur es, and it reduces wear on moving parts. Charles Wohlstetter, chairman of the IMC Magnetics Corp., Westbury, N.Y.. believes that these motors have a profitable future; he sees them as useful in jet fighters and commercial aircraft as well as the higher flying space vehicles and missiles. They already have a place In computers, tape recorders and other high-speed accurate devic es. For example, computers gener ate heat during their operations; air movers are required to get Area delegates due at session Members of the Central Oregon Electrical Contractor's Associa tion will be among statewide rep resentatives attending an Electri cal Heating Conference scheduled June 6-7 in Eugene. Purpose of Uie assembly is to educate personnel in various fi nancial phases of electrical home installation programs. The object is to enable electrical contractors to offer three-year guarantees un der which electrical heating 'sys tems installed will meet operat ing cost estimates. ' Attending from Central Oregon are Homer Smith and James Newell, Bend; Walter Lantz and A. L. Peden, Redmond, and Sy Meigs and John Beasley, Madras. Also sending representatives are the Pacific Power & Light Co. and the Central Electric Co-op. rid of the heat, and the air-bearing motors adapt to the task. ' They can perform the same function in television cameras, submarines and guidance systems. Other Motors Wohlstetter's firm also makes other types of motors used in video and audio tape recorders. Among these is one called the step-servo, w hich eliminates many parts used in older systems; in a computer, its function is to change information from one form to another. Servos or Slave motors, apply ing magnetic principles, are among the many in increased use in today's devices; these repeat the action of a master motor. The solenoid a coil for the production of a magnetic field acts like a magnet when traversed by a current. It can be used in such mechanical applica tions as opening a missile fuel valve at a temperature of 422 de grees below zero Fahrenheit. Wohlstetter said it has an almost-limitless range of uses in today's sophisticated machinery. MEASURE APPROVED WASHINGTON (UPI) The House Wednesday passed a bill which includes $213,000 for opera tional, maintenance and hospital facilities at Kingslcy Field in Klamath Falls, Ore.. Rep. Walter Norblad, R-Ore said. How are you 1 You'll want to j I going to honor your I give some nice, I V proud new grad? V personal gift, of course. But probably the part he or she will cherish longest . . . . . . will be the CAPITAL OCCASION DINNER served here at the Pine Tavern! We'll delight in preparing an extra-special family banquet for you and your new graduate ... a tribute in good taste! THE PINE TAVERN BEND'S FAMOUS RESTAURANT at the foot of Oregon Ave. If you don't read the classifieds, you should! 'U. mh join THE fil'VfrK. PL AT BUN J) ACQU ES.CHE W0 DAYS OF WILD TRADING JUNE 7-8 VY CITY! 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