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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1959)
o THURSDAY, APRIL I lMf HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORFCON' VARIETY SHOW, with local and out-of-town talent, will be given at the Arch Theater In Bly on Friday, April 10, at 7:30 p.m. for trie benefit of the Bly Volunteer Fire Depart ment. The theater and popcorn concession hjve been donated for the evening by Mr. and Mrs. George Fullerton. The show is planned to last about two hours. Serving on he committee is this group of women, who will also present a square dance during the performance. From the left, Mrs. Herbirt Hadley, Bly PTA; Mrs. Jack Dillavou, Home Extension; Mrs. Jerold Dillavou, Bl Women's Club; Mrs. Jack Larson, WSCS; end Olive Hall, Bly Grange 771. Photo by Roberta McGee Unity Inventor Of New Device Says Sonar Now Obsolete PKRTH AM BOY. N. J. AP' -If any submarine comes within 240 miles of America's coast, a newly developed electronic device Record Notes Solons' Dole M Lack Hurts NATO WASHINGTON' (API - NATO's Secretary General Paul-Henri Spaak says the real weakness of the Atlantic Alliance is a lack of unity among its 15 sovereign members. Spaak cited as one example France's atomic work, on which he said Francejis spending billions of francs to find information its allies already know. Spaak expressed his views in an article in ihe current issue of the! WASHINGTON 'AP Govern-1 magazine Foreign Affairs. A ment funds were paid to live three.tiniP nrimp ministor flf Rot. nnlitii-nl nrnanndlinn, tnr nmJ wium m-,ir .unw.H in ,k. I-- . j. i tions to the nation's security." " 11.U...V. MOT UK I,,.-- 1. I UU,lllj NATO staff job in 1957. He is duel 1957-58. House records show. But the system has already I in wasrnnglon today lor tne At- t,p records also show that 12 Deen punucizea in area newspa-, lantic Pact organization's 10th m-IHan-i momhir. remoH im,'lfs And Bugg himself thinks his niversary meeting. i-ru or nrB.nh,,M,. with .u., invent ion has already proved it- apaait vaiien .wiu a nourisn- spme farr,iy name ml organization wnicn ne creanea with halting Soviet expansion in TS - , I L t J , r m.. k lhe yc;ir ended last June 30. Ren running head on into stuhborn will detect it. says Vernon Bugs, a 65-year-old inventor. BuRg claimed Tuesday that his J "mediowave system"' will make I sonar obsolete, honar is the l Viiv't nr.nnl mnlhnd of itmuUm. I water detection. Using sounds and. echoes, it has a limited range. A Navy spokesman in Washing ton Tuesday confirmed that the Navy knew of the mediowave sys-j tern and said "if the system j roves of potential value, the Navy would be anxious not tor publicize it in view of contnbu- Made public by the House dis bursing clerk, the records are for forces of nationalism and individ ualism within the alliance." Oregon Hit By Epidemic tal vouchers for the current tiscal year which started last July 1 will not be available until later. House members, according to law, are allowed $1,200 a year to rant office space in their home districts when free space is not available in government buildings. The records show these amounts seif of potential value. He said he tested it at Deal on the North Jersey coast last July and detected a Russian subma rine 65 miles due east of Asbury Park. The Navy was notified of this. There are 18 persons employed at Bugg's floating laboratory on the Raritan River in nearby MM-! hey. Bugg says he has spent 1 raU,ouu so tar in developing mediowave. The Navy will test the device; (Organizations for office rental for PORTLAND 'API Oregon is;"" '""owing members or lormer undergoing an epidemic of influ-1 members: enza-like illness, the state Board Rep. James C. Healey ID-NY), of Health said Tuesday. $1,025 to the Sedgewick Demo- "Ulthough the cases are being jcratic Club, New York City, in listed as influenza, there still is 1957. no laboratory confirmation of flu Former Hep. Emmet F. Byrne from any of the few specimens ' R-Ill'. $1,250 to the 19th Ward Re submitted for examination during publican organization, Chicago. as having been paid to political!,. Ncw Ix)ndon, Conn. Bugg wants recent weeks," a board announ cement said. The hoard said some of the eases may be caused by other viruses which produce influenza like illness. However, regardless of the during W57 and 195R Former Rep. James B. Bowler i D-Ill . $300 to the 15th Ward reg ular Democratic organization, Chi cago, in 1957. Rep. Charles M. Teague IR Califi, $1,025 to the Ventura Coun- eause, the board said, the current ty Republican Central Committee epidemic is the third worst in Ore- in 1957 and 1958. con's historv exceeded only bv Rep. Jack Westland 'R-Washt World War I flu outbreak and'S-TOO in 1950 to the Republ the Asian Flu of 1957. There were 3.545 cases reported last week, the hoard said, com pared with J.49B the previous week. to see it installed on every Navy! ship. In addition to submarine detec tion, mediowave can provide two-way voice or signal communi-1 (ation under water, says B.igg. This would mean submarines' could make contact with other. sources without surfacing. According to Bug?, mediowavcl lias already transmitted voice un derwater from Toms River, N. J., to Shores, Va., and to Deal, N.J. If some honeybees produce noj nonvy, iney ai e sua vaiuduie IOI , pollination services. 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