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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1952)
t 4AVJAJ 'LflUlii f. - 1 "V H Lri. v ' 7 k ? h 1 iff : . . r r-Jl ' AW i?' ': " CAMPAIGN CONFERENCE Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson (right), Democratic presidential candi date, confers with Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin (left) and Wilson Wyatt, his campaign manager, during meeting in Springfield, III. Wyatt said -that he believes there has been "ex tremely substantial" switching lately from Eisenhower to Gov. Stevenson. New Ultra High-Speed Camera Sees Engine Knocks, Bullets Br 8AM DAWBON NEW YORK 11 Science is lv mg Industry n assist In conquer ing botli lite fields of speed and slowness. New devices are ottered tonay that may: , Leet the Industrialist "see the In visible such as the knock In a car engine. Let the manufactuier apply sn electric brake In five one- thou sandths of a second. And Oust possibly i let you "see an earthquake coming before it tumbles your ouuamg on yui head. , . Malt a conquest 01 mo im-morc got a boost wwt tne aiwounw inent 01 a mowon pivunc i-hiuci., which operau-s at sieeds up to one-himdrclli-lhousamlilt of a sec ond. . , . Faster ones nave oeen ronirivrn. but lor Industrial purposes mis one built at Batelie Memorial In- mute, Columbus, onio, is most feasible, according to Dr. Clyde Williams, Director. S I'M) AY SCHOOL RECORD RISINO SUN. Ind. I Arnold Deinier. H. who hasn I imssea Sunday School for 11 years, got his family to promise a church stop every Sunday on their vaca tion strip. He Kept ins aucnaancc record Intact at Steamboat Springs. Colo., and Elk Point, s o. i It la being used to atudy the avlallon, packaging, machine tuul causea of engine knocks, which occur at speeda ranging from 3,000 to 4,800 miles an hour, The camera, operating 4. 000 times faster Ihnn the box-type Brownie, takes a series of pictures of ullra hlili-sprcd events. Later the series Is projected at speeds I lie human eye can loilow, thus giving a Mow-motion view of the so-called invisible. Dr. Williams suys the device could also b0 used in such fields as ballistics, Jei.engine operation, metal-cutting, and high-speed ma chinery. The new electronic controller built by the Warner Electric Brake i Cluich Co., Beloit. Wise, is being used now for secret defense projects. Hie company says the device can acluale an electric brake to per cent faster Uiau any former control, Sievcn P. J. Wood, executive Vice-president of the Mini, snys' "Its remote control and emeigency action should prove Invaluable In atom.a research programs, io minimise radiation danger, and to provide the required extremely iast stops In precision operation." In the business field the- com pany later will aim at the textile, and communication Industries, A nrevue of earthquakes Is the hoped fur but not predicted aim of an experlmeiil In an nunn doned tunnel In the San llnhilcl mountains northeast of Clleiulorn, Culif, A sensitive ItiMtrumeut a sec ular linear alraln seismograph will be built In the luiiuel this fall by the selsmolnglcal Inborn, lory of the Calllornla Institute ol Technology. Scleiillsui hope In see If long term strains In the earth's crust can be measured by the device. A sensitive fused quarts sham meter, It Is hoped, will be able to observe strains of the order of one part in iuo million corrcapoiHl- 71 iia Bv MARY ECAN Highlights AiKUHS By HAROLD McKAY Four young- Journalists from the Klamath Hich publications will at tend the Oreson Hiph School Press Conference in Eugene on Oct. 24 and 25. Two students from the Krater and two from the El Rodeo will attend. From the Krater are: For rest Rutledge and Harold McKay, both associate editors. Those from the annual staff are Bob Chidester, sports editor, and Dave Molatore, photographer. Taking the group will be the mihlication advisor. J. K. HvistendaW. uver suo men scnooi lournansis ,n nE,. , i,i.iin. and their advisors are expected s k.r. in ,h fl.!d .-.. I the paper and the annual. The game carnival slated for Friday afternoon was acclaimed a i very big success by both the girls iwno sponsored it aa uie siuacma who pariitipRti-u in ii. me ceeds will go towards the girls gym uniforms. I Coming up this Thursday will be letic fund. Everyone Is urged to attend. Very early tomorrow morning, , the annual ham dinner sponsored .3:30 to be exact, the six repre-! by tne aipiner s chid lor me aui- scnlativcs to the annual Catholic Northwest press Conference will board the train for the long trek ne SHA Trojna wU, fce the to Spokane. Wash. Included in the i Bonanza Anllers this Friday in Uie delegation will be Sr. M. Llllosa, ! Iirsi game of the Poiato Festival Superior. Sr. M. Ethclwina, Jour-! on the Morrill field. After encoun- nalism advisor, Barbara Howard. I J1'""' lhls Pst i students are more determined Mary Ann Guidi. Jerry Jarvis, and ! ,nan rv l0 come out on top in Mary Egan. At the press meet i this next game. A rally and dance are being planned for mis game. to be at the university for the con vention. Saturday the delegates will be the guests of the University of Oreson athletic department at the Oregon-Montana Slate Univer sity football bame. ism. participate in round table dis cussions, and have their paper and annual judged. But it won't be all (work! The girls will also enjoy I such entertainment as a Friday mcht dance and the banquet and " social hour on Saturday night. So Last Friday the seniors were I it s off to the Press Conference given a brief questionnaire in i they go. to learn new and dif heir social economics classes on I ferem ideas for Improving both tne presiaenuai campaign. After all- the seniors had an swered, here is the way the ballot ing stood on certain questions. Up to this vear 113 students leaned toward the Democratic Pary. 81 toward the Republicans and 30 were undecided. When asked which candidate ap pealed to them most without re gard to party, background, or pro gram, 27 liked Stevenson best, 174 liked Ike. and again 20 were un decided. When the last question was reached, which was, "Who would I vote for Novrbmer 4. II I could vote." 66 decided in favor of the Democrats. 134 thought they would vote for the Republicans, and another 20 were undecided. Listen to the Klamath Sports Album tonight at 8:30 over KFJI. BUI Davenport will do the announc ing with the help of Don Drake. Good luck Trojans! 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