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PAGE B HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY. JUNE 30. 1953 "Yea, we have the phone back now Judy's going steady with a boy who lives 400 miles away!" Rockets Giving Scientists Of Tod ay Look At Lighi Of Stars From Great Altitude By JOHN A. BARBOUR MADISON, Wis. (API Korkcts fire giving man a quick peck al the invisible light of the stars, Navy scientists said today. The rockets record far ultra violet light over till miles high. By climbing over the major part of the earth's atmosphere they can get a more or less unim paired view of the heavens. They in fact oiler promise in two directions, the scientists sug gested to the 100th meeting of the American Astronomical Society here. First, the rockets can record Ultraviolet wave lengths that are California American Legion On Record Against Russia, In Favor Of Nuclear Testing SACRAMKNTO (API Con-i Untied nuclear weapon tests and expulsion n( Russia from the united Nations or American withdrawal are being urged by i the Slate American Legion. the two resolutions were among i some 100 adopted yesterday asi the Legionnaires wound up their lour-day annual convention. One resolution calls on Congress In hold up U.S. support money lor the u... and its agencies un less Russia is expelled. It also demands the U.S. quit the L'.N. and its agencies unless Russia is expelled. It also demands the U.S. quit the U.N. unless Russia's ex pulsion is forthcoming. The resolution urging continued nuclear tests also urged that any group opposing the tests be in vestigated. Teenagers at the Cal ifornia Boys State, sponsored by the Legion, called lor a ban on nuclear tests when their mock Legislature met Saturday. Listed hy the Legion as reasons for expelling the Russians from the U.N. were: "Their extravagant use of the veto; their inciting of the Korean debacle costing the lives of more than 40.000 American boys: their interference in the affairs of Greece, Indochina, and the atro cious mass murdeps in Hungary and finally the teacherous action in the breach of international law which resulted in the murder ol the Hungarian leader Nagy. . ." Heated debate arose over two other resolutions one favoring passage of the Jenner bill to cur tail the powers of the U.S. Su preme Court and the other asking an investigation of the national mental health program. Both res olutions were adopted. One singled out for praise a Congressional resolution by Rep. Usher Burdick (RND) calling lor an investigation of the nation's mental health program. Some mental health legislation. the Legion resolution said, "is not based on the needs of the mental ly ill. but rather on the infamous London Conference of 1948, which outlines a plan to bring about a collective world government through an insidious misuse of the meaning of mental health." Another measure praised a State Senate hill 1y Sen. Nelson S. Dilworth (-Hornet designed to give California a "bill of rights tor mental freedom. The bill safeguards persons against unjust commitment to institutions. John J. Flynn of Vallejo took over as department commander. He succeeds Alfred P. Chamie of Los Angeles, who was named national executive committeeman. Bernard D. Murphy of San Jose won the only contested post al ternate national committeeman over Leo W. Crawford of Red wood City. Mrs. Loretta Olson of Hollywood as named vice commander at large and Ben Ferro of Turlock is sergeant-at-arms. Hollywood was selected as the site of the 1959 convention. Other resolutions called for: Knding U.S. Participation in UNESCO. Sending Nobel prize winner Dr. Harold C. Urey s extensive rec ord of association with subversive organizations" to the state board of education. The chemist recent ly returned to the University of California. Recognition by the state of Veteran's (Armistice) Day as a legal holiday. Congress to "resume its consti tutional responsibility of regula ting foreign commerce" and to rescind the reciprocal trade agree ments. Disbarment for lawyers who are members of the Communist Party. Disqualification of candidates for public office who have Com munist backgrounds. Inclusion of the pledge of al legiance to the flag in the State education code. AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH I AMEI I Hail Bsom. Altmnl Jr. Blfh Iisim ntb ik Sunday Services 1 1 fl-m. TV SERVICE COMPLETE All Makti - All Modtb Coll BARABOO'S S31 L Mai Ph. 4-441 Motorola Dealer OVER THE GARDEN GATE MKRRII.I. GARDKN CLUB Mrs. M. A. Bowman was hostess lo the Lost River Garden Club at her home on Tuesday allernnon. June 24. A workshop for making (lower arrangements was directed by Mrs. G. A. Krnuse. Mrs. George Chine, Mrs. M. A. Bowman. Mrs. Hugh O'Connor and Mis. Cryslel Cheyne. Each presented arrange ments pertaining to the schedule of the flower show lo he held on August II. The urningemenls will be on display in various store win dows on the flower, show day. Gucsls attending the meeting were Mrs. Tom Walters, Bonanza, Mrs. Lou McRrynolds, Bonanza, Mrs. Frank Howard and Mrs. W. 0. Kurlz. holh of Merrill. The next garden club meeting is fcheriuled tor Tuesday. July 22, at the home of Mrs. Jerry Sharp. More flower arrangements will be demonstrated. Mrs. William liar ley will also speak on roses. Any one interested is cordially Invited to attend. DAI) NEEIKI POMONA. N.C. (AIM Sammy Bishop's doclnr says the fl-ycar-old Imv. whose right eve was in- Im-n.l tt,l.n o Kv.,hill l.r.iL-n Ilk classes this week, would get along iicucr II lie would slop crying, nui Slmmv U'nnlc In enn tile hither Rig Sam. Last reported some where in Lexas, ciioiis lo locale him. have been unsuccessful. normally absorbed- by the earth's atmosphere invisible light that fills space far above the earth, though we lack the eyes to sec it. Second, rockets can aid other methods of observation by lilting observing devices over the dis torting blanket of the atmosphere. While the universe is lull of dif ferent sorts of radiation from long radio waves to short cosmic and X-rays, we see little of u lrom the ground. The atmosphere shields us from all but the visible light spectrum the neighboring ultraviolet and in frared rays, and a range of radio waves. Compared with a piano key- hoard, the visible light range is only one octave, while the lull range of starlight would cover a dozen full keyboards. Radio telescopes, only 25 years old. have grcally advanced our knowledge of the universe, the scientists said. What we couldn't sec of dislant galaxies or of our own, the Milky Way, scientists learned to hear in radio emissions from distant stars. Now the far ultraviolet offers similar possibility, the Navy scientists said. The papers on rocket astrono my were presented In the socie ty by James h. Kupperian Jr., Herbert Friedman, Albeit Bogess III and James E. Milligan, all of Ihc Naval Research Laboratory, Washington. Children Die In Refrigerator LAS VEGAS. Nev. (API A brother and sister suffocated in a refrigerator in the furnished house into which their lamily planned lo move. When the youngsters didn't re turn from play yesterday, their father Barton Manning, a used car salesman, began a search. He entered the unoccupied house near the Manning home and opened the refrigerator. Inside were huddled the bodies ot Ballon Jr., B, and Chrisli. 5. The Mannings have no oilier children. Guard Averts Church Blast BIRMINGHAM fAP A vol unteer guard saved the church of a Negro integration leader from destruction early yesterday when he moved a dynamite bomb away from the building moments before it exploded. The Rev. F. L. Shuttlesworlh said the bomb would have demol ished his. Bethel Baptist Church had it not been for the "heroic deed" of Will Hall. Hall, a ri2-y ear-old retired coal miner, is one of six volunteers who have guarded the church each Saturday nic.ht since it and Shtittk'sworth's adjoining home were heavily damaged by bomb ing Dec. 25, l'l.jfi. The Negro minister said Hall, upon discovering a smoking can containing dynamite against a wall of the church, moved it to the edge of Ihe street 30 feet away about a minute before Ihe blast. carload of white men reportedly was .seen passing shortly before the bomb was found. Despite the shattered windows and cracked plaster, Negroes gathered at the church for regular Sunday morning services. After a sermon, Shuttlesworlh declared: Dastardly as this crime is, no body here is angry. It's shown us the depth and seriousness of the job at hand. We're going lo have o suffer on longer, but we II hold up our heads." Police said only clues uncovered so far were a few pieces of the metal can which contained the ex plosives and a vague description of the men seen driving past. Ml' It DIC II RAMPAf.E LAGOS, Nigeria WVU The j Miaknliki area of eastern Nigeria; is in the throes of a murder wave1 which has resulted in at least lot) deaths so far, police reported to day. 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