THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1957
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
Moon's Scientific Value Clocked By Implications
By TOM HENSHAW i The Soviets have said it is) What does this hold for the fu-Uphere?
NEW YORK Ml The political counting meteor hits and collect-'ture 0f radio? I What will thev mean for the
and military implications ol Sput-iing data on the South Magnetic wh t . ( j I future of possible space travelers?
nik are throwing a smoke screen Po e. One Russian scientist has dl 5 me !,uu"-c 01 msmic h r
nA n, oi.nfiii,. .oi i .,' .;, i ;.. -i . ravs. Dowerfu and m-netr.itinifl The satellites, of course, are
powerful and penetrating
man-made, man-controlled earth peraturcs in space. electromagnetic radiations which
S;luu'ile'.i I That's only part of what earth i create energy as they pass
While the West mourns a race satellites Russian and American .through the atmosphere?
lust, Sputnik spins merrily on. its; are expected to do this Inter- Can they be harnessed to serve
sluUer.ng beeps apparently trans- national Geophysical Year.' mankind? n3rmiSia 10 imc
mining aiii-iiiuiL udtd lu tin cn 111-
bound makers.
man's first tentative steps toward
space travel.
The artificial moons reach a
balance at 18,000 miles an hour
between the possessive pull of the
earth's gravity and centrifugal
Sponsorship For Visitor From Abroad Sought In KF
Sponsorship of a visitor from
abroad under the Department of
Slate's Cooperative Community
Recreation Exchange plan is
sought in Klamath Falls again this
year.
Bob Bonney. park and recreation
director for the city, said today
that the cost of a four-day visit
is approximately $85. Any inter
ested organization may act as spon
sor. Two such visitors have been en-
The 6 to 10 planned by the. What nhvsiral pflixt will mo-u,.i-r ionrtin in hm-l them into
What information is Snninik ; 1;nited Slates will study meteors itcors (which may vary in sizelouter space.
transmitting? nidgneiiMii, iliilkuuil- u iroivr speeding rams of dust toi A relatively not-much-f a s t e r j Egypt, 19j6, and Hassan hanna
-"" '" ucua- nuriiing mountains i nave, on the push would allow them to Dreak trom Iraq. !)57.
lty. space pressure, even the satellites? And what is the inlnns-'pravilv's hold and nnssiblv reach The 1958 Drosram of exchanire
tuiiiHuiiwuii ui '",iiy oi tne lethal ultraviolet rays the moon, a taraet the Russians Will be handled through the Inter
dous progress has been made In
building world fellowship of recre
ation agencies and leaders and in
winning increased recognition of
recreation on a world level.
The 1953 project will be similar
to the program for 1957 in most
respects. It will last for four
months, with about three months
devoted to visits to American cit
ies. The program will include an
orientation period and formal in
struction in recreation philosophy.
Town Erects
New Siqns
tertained here, Maj. Adel Taher of .history, principles and practices
as developed in this country, visits
to American cities will be for four,
two and one week periods.
Full hospitality, meaning a place
mospnere. the dense layer of air
that envelops the earth tnd ob-
iscures the secrets ot space.
limns, speea resu icuon signs ana eiDii:c r.,.,,1,.,1,1,. :n nni hQ.-n
shape and composition of
earth, which are blocked from the! say they hope to hit within the national Recreation Association. In to live, three meals a day and $28
These things have been s'.udied earth's surface by the atmo-next decade. 'past years of operation, tremen-la week for incidental expenses Is
before but never outside the at-
needed. The latter figure is in
tended to cover carfare, taxis, tel
ephone, laundry, dry cleaning,
pressing and other personal ex
penses and pocket money.
Visitors to Klamath Falls in the
last two years were sponsored by
the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs. Any
service or community group may
participate in the program.
Brownie Group Holds Meeting
BONANZA Signs at the city i
the Green River ordinance signs
have been erected, it was report-
immedialc practical value. But it
will provide a foundation on which !
ed at the October 7 meeting of the' r.,t.. .i:i .,,, i, , u.
., - . n t -i iniuit; uiav.ui.ai ivouiio iiiuj wa
nt V ponnril at Rnnanza l.ihrarv. . . ...
... . ... . , . ouill
.iayor wancr LaseDeer neara a
report also that a fire siren has
been put on a light pole at War-
lield's Service Station. The pole
was given the city by California
Oregon Power Company.
Janet Fernlund is painting a sign
to put on the city fire house.
The council voted to gravel a
A half centurv ago. Albert Ein-
stein formulated a basic theory
that matter can be converted into.'
energy. It was 40 years bctore
practical atomic energy grew up
on that platform.
Already, scientists can guess at
some of the practical results
i u'htrti mnv nvnlvp if (hp catpllitp
portion of College and Second rcp0I.s can answer questions like
streets. A portion of Second is al-ltiu,se:
ready paved. Wnal efot.t u0 temperatures in
ml him iLduin ui uiL- l.u,lu ihe onosnhere 'the electronic cur-
I tain that hangs over the earth)
(have upon wind velocities on the
surface of the earth?
What docs this mean for weath
er forecasters?
What is the connection between
sunspots, those vast, turbulent
storms on the face of the sun.
and the auroras that frequently
raise hob with earthly radio communication?
franchise was heard.
On The Record
KLAMATH FALLS
minus
JAnSOHKE Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Robert Jarsrhkp. October 8 in the
Klamath Valley Hospital, a son weigh
ing 8 lbs.. 2' a ozs.
DRIVING EXAMINER
BONANZA A driver's license
examiner will be on duty in Bo
nanza on Ortohpr 15 Hp will hp nt
thp P.nnan7a Sphmil ur Q a m !
CARRIER WORK DELAYED
WASHINGTON lUPI Comulc-
ive students learners' permits and linn nf Hip finnnn aircraft carrier
then will be on duty at the Bonanza i Kittv Hawk mav be delayed "by
Library until 4 p.m. for adult J several months'" the Navy has
unvers licenses.
announced. It blamed the delay on
installation of equipment to han
dle and launch guided missiles
and incorporation oi "improved
facilities" to handle aviation fuel.
A fixed date for completing the
carrier has not been established,
but it may not be ready for sea
mt it late 1951. The Kittv Hawk.
member attending, according to fifth of the Forrestal class, is be
William Sloan, president of the lo- ing built bv the New York Ship
cal sportsmen's club. 'building Corp., Camden, N.J.
SPORTSMEN MEET
McCLOUD A meeting is hem
held at the Lair Thursday of the
iuci,ioua risn and Game group.
Maps and regulations for the Tule
lake and the Lower Klamath wild
lite refuges will be given to each
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