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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1949)
PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, DEC. 22, 1040 .- S . L ' 1 a '. w i 1 - - - - STUCK IN SNOQUALMIE PASS Walter Smith (above) scratches his head and ponders how to get his truck out of ditch on the ice and snow covered Sunset highway six miles west of Snoqualmie pass, Wash., after skidding off the road. The truck was loaded with turkeys en route from Sunnyside, Wash., to Seattle when it went out of control and into the bank. Cargo was transferred to another truck and was safely delivered. German Watcher Locates Two More Trojan Asteroids By J. HUGH FRCETT Astreaeeaer. Extend Division, Orcroa Hither aVtaeatts Sjsteae From Harvard announcement card No. 1043 wo learn that quite recently two more of the little plan et (asteroids) belonging to the calleC Trojan group have been dis covered by Dr. K. ReinmuUt at the observatory at Heidelberg. Ger many. This brings to 14 the number of planetoids which encircle the sun at about the same distance as Jupi ter, and are named for the heroes whose valor In the siege or Troy tn Asia Minor was extolled tn the writings of Homer, the ancient Grecian poet Almost 300 years ago, the great French mathematician Lagrange calculated that if three bodies were given a certain arrangement In the heavens, their positions In relation to each other would be fairly stable. One must be quite massive: anoth er, not over 12 that of the larger body: the third, so small that it could be considered Infinitesimal In O'Dwyer, Bride Cruising FORT LAUDERDALE, Tit.., Dec S3 CP) New York's Mayor William O'Dwyer and his pretty bride cruised off Key Largo today on a deep sea fishing honeymoon. The luxury yacht Almar H, with the M-year-old mayor and his 33-year-old bride aboard, left here yesterday for Key Largo, Just oft the southeastern tip of the Florida "We'll do some deep sea fishing off the Angler's Club at Key Largo I or lour or live days and then prob ably come back here," the mayor 22 Plead Guilty To Rioting THK DALLES, Ore, Dec. 33 JP Twentv-twn rrrk pleaded guilty yesterday to charge of rioting on the waterfront here September 38 In the Hawaiian "hot cargo" pineapple dispute. Cases gainst tWO Othn Ht itimimmM for lack of evidence. The pleas came as a surprise. The dav heforw m HfnM w. j sked for separate trials and argued iur enaoge ox venue. Six men, whom the state accused of active participation In the storm- ins oi me Danes dock, were fined $600. Power Production Records Set BATTLE, Dec. 23 WV-Two new records for power production were set Tuesday by Bonneville and Ofand OiuImi Ham ih. a ..1 . 'lee of the Bonneville power admin ua yesterday. During one SO-mlnute span, the two dams mnrimA "ivmam , J?P05: ! ."ours, the w" 4,ug,ooo kilowatts. ' "EATH THREAT FRANKLIN SQUARE, N. Y, Dec. 3 -,Tph Curran- Preldent , CIO National Maritime union, found the words, "Death to purran," smeared all over his gar ! '"J d Pnt today. "You know I've been carrying on a fight Just k WUe fight with the commies." 3urran told a reporter. "I think they aad a hand in this." I'fK f II (profits) X-TRA Egg Producer Puts Today's Egg Feed' Ratio in Your Favor Triangle X-Tm Zgg Producer is sa Important part oi today's prottable l"Iu Feed" ratio. Good brers, good feed and today's egg pries an a triangle that smsos. better roots for lbs coming tnuon. Pisa aow to help supply the Northwest's enrage of local eggs, TRIANOLI MILLING CO." See Year ImsI Triangle peeler alar I Trow V. Cook PmmI C Mrs) Grain Co., Merrill, Or. comparison with the others. A fur ther condition was that the three bodies be so placed they would be close to the comers of an Imagi nary three-sided figure (triangle) all sides of which were equal (equi lateral). Lagrange said that such an Ideal condition would exist should there be a very small body, A. traveling about as far ahead of or behind this huge planet as the planet ht from the sun. This would make equal the following distances: sun to Jupiter, sun to A. and Jupiter to A: an im mense celestial triangle nearly half a billion miles on each of its equal sides. Lagrange announced this result tn 1773. but since none of the near ly 1600 asteroids now known was discovered until 1801. he had noth ing concrete to which to tie his theorem. As one after another of these little bodies was located, not one fitted the Lagrangian condi tions. But finally In 1806, 83 years after the noted Frenchman's death. Max Wolf at Heidelberg discovered Just such a planet. It was named Achilles. Up to 1949. 13 Trojan asteroids, bunched In two groups, had been found. Seven of these travel ahead of Jupiter and five behind. This gives two equilateral triangles in stead of one, and groups of little planets instead of one or two. Information is not at hand as to the group affiliation of numbers 13 and It. 8tudents of classical mythology will readily recognize some of the heroic names applied to the Trojan Odysseus and Agamemnon. The Harvard announcement cards mentioned above are one-cent postal cards on which are printed and sent out all new astronomical discoveries or Important events. Harvard observatory, the receiving and distributing center in the Amer icas for such Information, sends It out as soon as obtained. Anyone can subscribe to this service at a very reasonable cost. Infant Burns To Death WAPATO. Wash, Dec. 33 V-A IS-month -old child burned to death and three others, the oldest about S. were carried to safety by neigh bors last night when tiro broke out In a two-room West side cabin. The rescuers had to batter down a door to the cabin to (sin en trance. The dead Infant was Jimmy Ven tura, son of Mrs. Elsie Ventura. His brother Donald. 3', and Johnny Dandara. 1, son of Mrs. Lucy Dan dara. were 111 from breathing smoke. A fourth child, about 5 but unidentified by name, was not in jured. The children were alone in the cabin when the fire broke out. Cause of the blase was unknown. California Solons Pass Lobby Bills SACRAMENTO, Dec. 33 The California legislature left with Gov ernor Warren today the choice of three bills to regulate lobbying but not the one he wanted. The 10-day-cld special session end ed last night in a "home-for-Clirtst. mas" scramble. Unless Warren summons the state's lawmakers back, they wont meet again until the March budget setalon. The senate-passed bill advocated by the chief executive to drive "dis honest" lobbyists out of business died In the assembly In the closing minutes. The adverse vote was 31 to 33. Assemblymen objected that the measure wa too broad. Qulrtf Passage Once It seemed clear the assem bly would not actept the governors program but before the fatal vote the three other measures whisaed through both houses with barely any opporttion. Warren can take his pick of bills very much alttco In their provisions. Each would rt quire registration of paid lobbyists along with publio dls. 7 closure of where they get the mon ey to Influence legislation and how they spend It. The three chief spoil sure Aienib!ymen John L. E. Col lier (R, Los Angeles; Olenn M. Anderif n Di, Ins Angeles: and Ar thur W. Coats Jr., iD), Yuba City followed the federal lobbyist stat ute in writing the bills. In addition, the legislature sent down to the governor for his signa ture or veto another measure by Coats outlawing "elnrh" bills. These are known as bills Introduced with the Idea of getting a tee tor their defeat. In other respects. Warren got what he asked for when he convened the session a week ago Monday. The legislature heeded his call for new sex crime laws. The series of bills now on the governor's desk Include several piovldlng the death penalty tor child sex slaylngs. It voted M.7O0.0U0 to pay rusts of aged and bll.id security until June 30 during the transition from stale to county administration.' School districts with bulging en rollments will share t3.l0U.0U0 In state aid. Funds will go to those most In need a ia least able to pay (heir own way, Turned down was a bid to con. lluue the relatives' rexinslblllty clause In the sta'e welfare act until next July 1. A request to keep per sons 83 and 84 years old on the aged assistance rolls until July I also was refused. 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