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5znd Year h if "nT"RAT -rx f .'..'! Prs Full L"i W.r Price 10 Cents RIBUNE United Press Foil Leaded Wire Third Section EDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1957 8 Pages N srsus-Sisb Exercise Practiced by avy To increase American Security Fd:tnr"s r"f Or threat tu 1 1 - r 1 1 - p n r r. f timT n i r a ; irowin; '1 r rii.i ' ! i' i 1 h I t h r e, T - i I v t r, vuhm .i r ! i! ' ,1 nitr-rl I' . . f;'fnn - It s i r p rl Ui a '', ? f 'he F ' 1 1 ' i i r z of Th e rP3 t -i' f ii r it in t h '.S. It j ' . I-'. T- ; t i , Miint.-r :t . K f cr t in- i . i : M i' it " r. 'A 11 t - i ri -. - v v. p.. lin''i r.r h T ; . i 'if ;riinr!pnt r.f By GLENN STACKHCUSF United Pre?s Correspondent Bala C;.: HM Tr.; ovr-r 1 ms:; : ,r in his f 1 p r . f - )r,'n of k c i ; h f i c r in --;: ir a to ! : p .-.! tliP Sf'Vlft p . r n ' r. f -a r . !,:c pr-ricri'po, .-W. h" knov. s i i The r s. a killer." As a result, t lie USS scope tube and dripped hollowly Pnmodon and others like her to- into Ihe well below. si . !,-: .-s to kii'r to catch ci"-nt non-atomic undersea boa'.-. Some".', here a few miles a v. ay is 'i.e radar picket sub USS Spm r.ax. taking Iit turn a' playing "f;;r;i fi.r t : p P'Tnorion's a'-r.iis'ira! homing practice tor- priors. A if.'.- m'.men's ago a klavn t'ari: o!a?;ed tAice and True-i-'oi.d gave the order. "D;ve. The Poinodon nosed down ward and a steward's mate swore as op grabbed for skittering c..f;re cups in the pantry. Level at Periscope Depth As ihe fathometer pointer i : led to tjli fe . t the pi.modo.i !reied out at periscope depth. A -c-aman blew the negative lank to est a i . ii.-ii buoyancy and th ('iiigp in pressure made your par-: P'.p. TriiPhl.od Imng hi? arm;- over top scope handles and pressed ins forehead to the e;.epiee. Salt water drooled down the 'mop carrier si. fc sel. True blood The m i.e the 1 I.ji will f..:.;e ;ng torpc- Will -ai';: o one vos- r.t nustast ic iiie as a even ' :jaly "The time won't be fir ii. A torpedo i,-: got the .at cr and into lo.an. it:s ears neari-Tt. reported: level at zero six i .-v. Iii.-, scope. swung r ack. ' Target hearing. 1 ro zero one." d. .v. ned his scope day have the primary mission of tit. dei sea assas.-ina'ion of their o w n kind. Pretty Hairy Assignment This, to borrow an Air Force expression, is a pretty hairy as signment. ""In son versus sub operations, we have only two problems.7' Trueblond sa; s. ""These are de tection and destruction. Detec tion nowadays is tantamount to destruction. You might say the "Nice and clear." he remarked. Then he added: "S'inkin' day for periscopes. Flat cairn." Lt. (j g. George T. Harper. 26, of lloboken. N.J.. gunnery offi cer, hunched over the illumi- weap' .n out of the air." The sound: cupped ma ; "High noise zero." The captaii .-topped, and 'Here it i Mark"' Harper: " Z Tru''M....d and aim.,-! immr diat'dy poked it up again. , T.et - ciie.'k '!! angle i.f bow this tnnc. IV..i"iog. Mark." Harper: ""Zero z vn five." Every few seconds the skipper ran up his periscope, took a quick reading, then yanked '! clown before the Spmnax could catch its telltale wake. Down in the officers' ward room, hastily converted into a plotting center, a young officer thirds." Then. 'Fire eight." An officer, checking sonar, re ported: "Torpedo course zero zero two." Seconds ticked by as True blood peeked through his peri scope. Then he relaxed. "Got him." he grinned. Everybody else grinned back. A sailor dug in his dungaree shirt for a cigarette. FORM REVERSAL Hollywood '!? Irish Mc Calla. blonde actress who's too tall for many leading men, says she's not worried about type casting just type-titling. She's usually seen on TV as "Sheena." a jungle queen who rescues good guys. Now she'll be in a film. "She Demons." in which the leading man rescues her. EARLY PRACTICE j Muskegon. Mich.' .'ir Muske gon police "blew the whistle" 'on basketball practice at a ' school playground and sent the five player s to the showers. Neighbors complained about the i noise and the car headlights used : to illuminate the court. It was 4 a.m. -?rjv?)i--wwe-l ... ..... v. - ,, .... , Abofit 72 pr cent of the rub The New ber consumed in the U. S. is for N.Y. TREE OFFER ! Albany. N. Y. I ! Y'ork State Conservation Depart- automobile tires and sundries. ment has 36.000.000 seedling , Mechanical goods take 10 per trees available for planting by : cent, footwear 6 per cent, and private land-owners next spring. ' wire and cable insulation 4 per The price is only So per thou-' cent. ' sand, bu tthere's a catch. Under state lawr the seedlings cannot be sold for ornamental or landscap-! ing purposes and must be used ot at least one acre of land. ! THE BUCOLIC LIFE Morley. Mich. 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Con Silent It was silent in the crowded con except for the "glunk" of a worm gear in the tracer and a mission is fi8 per cent detection faint nasal whistling as a man nd two per cent destruction." The thing is to detect without being defected and to destroy without being destroyed. To kill a u:frp ship is a rela tiveiy simple t'-ing hr a sub marine which can he in anmush, thoot and hide. Ho Errors Allowed But when you're dealing with mother sub. that advantage is gone. One mistake just one bad calculation and you're a dead fish. We are aboard a Guppy II bearings and plotted a series of pencil dots across the face of a circular maneuvering board. The dots marched across in a gentle arc. then broke abruptly into a sharp curve. That was the tip-off that the enemy sub was at a 90 degree angle to the Pomodon's bow. In a few sec onds of calculation they had all the factors bearing, range. breathed heavily nearby. It was hot and stuffy and there was a smell of stale air and sweat. 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