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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, AUG. I, IT4 MRAID AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN "Unbelievable World" Opened Up 4500 Feet Under The Sea As Marine Explorer Goes Down, Tells Of Luminous Denizens NMiKidi.cR M rovr, r.iif.. Am. 17 An "unbellevabl world" 4600 feel undrr lh eea and filled with weird and wondroue creatures, hu lot If Ural gllmpa of mn. Tin atrahge, lumlnoua forma of marine III which Inhabit the dcplhe at til ocean yesterday ui while plir auritlenly lower Itself Into their mldat. liuUI Utt epheie waa a creature thry had never arm before a man. Annlra of aplrallng alirlmp hurled Ihemaelvea In a barrage against window In Ui sphere tlirottgh which th man was Intently peering. Their attack waa In vain. They onlv aplaltered Kalnt Ilia window. Th man waa Olla rlarlon. marine iplurr, who In hla new diving bell, th benthoarope, al a new deep aea dlrtng record yesterday. It Camp Makualla Closes Session Camp Makualla, tht Modoc arra counclla Boy Scout camp at Crea renl lak. hrld Ita last aeaalon (or th yrar lait week, and rounded out w ith a total of nearly too Hcouta having apent a period In ramp. A small rfr- of remaining, ataff membrra, Including eaecutlve Bob I.amnU from Klamath Palls, arc finishing the rloaure of the camp during thla week. Plana are In th maklm for th enlargement of Camp Makualla. aa well aa all otlirr parta of Mudoc ara Scouting, ainc Ui nw age lowerlng program waa approved by member of th eaecutlve board and will go into ctlrct th flrat of next month. erended lo Mt feet, beating hi own record of Still feet, achieved In 10)4 off Bermuda with Naturall.t William tveebo. Barton telephoned hla obaerva tlon to an aaalalant on U bam from which th brnlhoacopt waa being lowered by cable. At 4M feet he aaldl "There are lot of lantern fl.h aaaalng by now. They're blf fellow and they're Jumping all over. Now the firework! are really aurllni. . . . there' a creature dial looka Ilk lent pipe with a row of llihta aloni IL I don't know what II la. Lantern fish are large-mouthed, larice-eyrd amall hah with numeroua lumlnoua spots or llandi on their aurfac. They r dep aea Inhsb llama.) -Th lenUrle of a ortopua Jua( drafted by the window, eJiowerlni parka. I ran t aee him but he mual hat been a blf fellow. ... I Juat aaw an animal with a long tail I j don't know what II la." Only 17 minute after he alarled I down. Barton aald. "There waa 1 flashing light going by." At 2&O0 feet: "1 aee a barrage of lumlnlacenl. aplrallng ahrlmp beating agallut Ui w lndirw. They aeem to aplanh when Ihey hit. ... A long. thin, brilliantly lighted full went by. It looka Ilk an eel." At 40 feel he aald: "There are a many fhlnge going by that II kind of make me dlaiy." At 410 feel Ihe light Illuminating the arra oulalda hla window went out, but barton dropped on down to iM feel. Then he telephoned. There goea a big white Jellyfuh. I never aaw anything Ilk that before. There a lull apot of light with a clrcl around It. ... I am amazed to aee so many lumlnoua thing at thla depth." Harlon returned to th surfae without Incident, and announced he would not attempt any further depth dives for wan time. Originally h had planned lo deaeend to MO feel. II mad th 4500 toot drop In U minute and hung there aeven mln utea. Ile aald he could aee no aena In going dreer beraua th tallur of th light would prevent hla taking picture. The ocean bottom waa atlll 2000 feet beneath him. After climbing out of the five-fool, hollow ateel ball Barton aaldl "Thcrr'a a peculiarly lighted flah lhal looka like Hafan. And Ihere'a an ainaalng dlaplay of mafle Ian terns." The dive wa made off the laland of Hanta t rut. about IS mile aoutll of Hanta Barbara. Calif. States May Get Experiment Units WAHHINOTON. Aug. 17 oTV-A bill to authorize th agrlcultur de partment to turn over to th atate arveu dry land experiment atationa waa passed by the houa Monday and aent to the aenat. The atationa are a t Huntley, Mont, Mitchell, Neb., Pallon. Nev., Tucumrarl, N. M ; Lawton. Okie.: llermlston, O r e, and Sheridan. Wyo. Hecretary of Agriculture Brannan told the committee much of the re gional work for which the atationa were established In the early lWOa haa been arcomplUhed and they are now concerned largely with lo cal problem. Railroad News LOUNGE PORTION of the "Coscode Club," a 200-foot tuxuri. ous triple-unit combining lounge, dining ond kitchen facili ties, which Southern Pacific has just ploced in service on its "Coscode," overnight train between San Froncisco ond Port land. The diner-lounge section occupies a 135-foot "room," more spacious thon ony other railroad equipment yet manu factured. " " Great Northern vacationer In clude Oordon Loomu, locomotive fireman, H. L fit. John, locomotive engineer, and C. M. UeWltt. locomo- tlva fireman. several southern pacific men are on vacation, ft. J. Brlnegar. boiler maker, la on a 12-day vacation, and I aeltllng In hla new home. Andy Kulllvan. cannier In the Southern Pacific freight office, re turned Tueaday from a two weeka' vacation apent on the coaat from Ban Pranclaco to Aatorta. atylveater t'nruh, aectlon foreman In the Southern Pacific Klamath Palla yarda. left for Duiumulr where he will Join hu brother-in-law. Paul Collins, roadnuuter for BP. and tht two will go to Washington on a va cation trip. Another traveling freight and paaaenger agent for BP. Al Kualer, waa In Yamaay. Ore., thu week on company bualneas. Other HP employe on vacation arc C. R. Coulter. machinUt, A. M. Smith. machinUt helper, and V. A. Vaxha and C. Heman, laborer. P (het Hbrtver, freight office employe, spent a week In San Fran euro and la flnuhlng hi vacation In thu area tuning . 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