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Thursday, Jims 17, 1754
Local Radio Hams Will Join
In National Annual Field Day
Beginning at 4 p. m. Saturday
the Key West Radio Amateur Club,
W4LLO, will gain take part k the
Annual Field Day event as spon
sored by the American Radio Re*
lay League.
The Field Day event will be held
at the East Martello Towers, of
which the Key West Historial Soc
iety so generously gave the club
permission to use. This site is
the same as used last year and
wps found to be ideal for the event.
What is Field Day? It is a day
when over 100,000 radio amateurs
throughout the nation give serious
thought of preparing themselves to
render public service in times of
emergencies. It is a test of using
radio equipment in the field, using
only emergency power.
The annual Day event will
last for a period of 24 hours of
continuous radio operating. Ama
teur radio operators are proud of
their hobby in that it is a means
of gaining personal skill n the fas
cinating art of electronics and an
opportunity to communicate with
fellow citizens by private short
wave radio.
The Army and Navy seek the
cooperation of the amateur in de
veloping communication reserves.
Amateur radio supports a manu
facturing industry which, by the
very demands of amateurs for the
latest and best equipment, is al
ways up-to-date in its designs and
production techniques in itself
a national asset. Amateurs have
won the gratitude of the nation for
their heroic performances in times
of natural disaster. It is for this
type of work that the annual Field
Day is held as a training course.
Regular visitors of Key West's
East Martello Towers will be also
welcome to watch their local radio
amateurs in action. Members of
the Key West Radio Amateur Club
will be on hand to answer aU ques
tions about amateur radio in gen
eral. All local radio amateurs rt
welcome to participate.
Students estimate there are as
many as 30 million overweight Am
ericans.
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Paris Theater
Experiments With
Language Device
PARIS m - A Park theater k
experimenting with a UJf.-typc
translation apparatus as a lure to
English-speaking visitors who don't
know French.
The gadget is a tiny earphone
similar to the simultaneous trans
lation system used by delegates
and visitors at U.N. meetings. Un
like the U.N. sets, however, the re
ceiver is held to the ear (no head
set to muss madgme’s coiffure),
and only one language - English
is offered.
The translation comes from a
recording whose speed is regulated
a* the play progresses. Exper
imentally, 20 of the sets have been
installed in the 000-teat Comedie
des Champs Elysees, now playing
* revival of Marcel Ayme’s popu
lar comedy "Clerambard."
Bilingual theatergoers say the
translation k good, and funny, but
the volume can’t be regulated and
the record doesn’t always keep
pace with the action.
Johnston Reports
Jordan Progress
. CAIRO, Egypt cn—President Ei
senhower’s special envoy k the
Eric Jobaßto °. uy>
substantial progress" has been
made toward working out a plan
for joint Israeli-Arab development
of the Jordan river,
Johnston announeed yesterday
after faqr days of conferences here
wift representatives of Egypt, Jor
dan, Lebanon and Syria that "an
***®*sf P 1 may be formult
ed” in the ner future.
He said Israel’s Arab neighbors
had rejected an American plan for
the Jordan watershed. Alternate
Arab and Israeli programs also
have been proposed.
Johnston leaves Friday far Tel
Aviv to hold talks with Israeli
officials.
The distance from the Earth
to .
Page 7
WASHINGTON (E-It’s hard to
cause astonishment with new mis
givings shout Communist infiltra
tion of the government. This city
has become a breeding ground far
doubt and suspicion.
But it happens. It happened
twice within a few days and in
both cases, one real and one imagi
nary, the misgivings involved the
Atomic Energy Commission, which
directs (be nation’s whole atomic
program.
Early lilt week a special board
of inquiry, found that Dr. J. Rob
ert Oppeohebner, one of the
world’s great theoretical physi
cists, was loyal, highly discreet, s
great keeper of secrets but—
the boe*d decided 2-1 Oppen
heimer no longer should be en
trusted with secret information by
the AEC. Oppeuheimer directed
this country’s development of the
A-homb dining the war and haa
boon a oeneuKant to the AEC ever
since. The fall five-man AEC has
decided to review the board’s
ruling.
A few days later Rep. W. Ster
ling Cole (R-NY) raised a night
mfrifh question about the AEC,
whose members art picked by the
President himself.
This was it: suppose someday
one or more of the five commis
sioners should turn out to be a se
curity risk and not entitled to all
the atomic information given the
other commissioners.
Cole is chairman of tfa# Senate-
House Committee on Atomic En
ergy, which acts as watchdog on
the A?C.
The committee k considering an
administration bill to make aomt
changes k the basic Atomic En
ergy Act pissed in IM6. All five
members of the AEC have testi
fied.
Oof of them, Thomas S. Mur
ray, said ha would like the law, if
it is amended, to say dearly that
"all members of the commission
shall have equal authority and re
sponsibility ... and full access to
all information.”
Murray, together with Henry D.
Smyth and Eugene M. Zuckert,
had been appointed to the com
mission by former President Tru
man. President Eisenhower has
appointed the other two: Adm.
Campbell.
The three Truman appointees
The World
Today
By Jrnts Marlow
voiced fear that some of the lan
guage in the bill-saying the chair
man, in this case Strauss, should
be the “principal officer’’—would
make Strauss a czar and cut the
other members out of some vital
decisions.
Murray expressed opposition to
this ides and complained that
Strauss had taken a number of ac
tions without consulting the other
members.
At this point Cole stepped in to
say he was willing for the law to
say all the members of the com
mission should have equal respon
sibility and authority, as Murray
suggested. But he added:
‘‘l am not quite so willing to ac
cept the latter part of it (Murray’s
suggestion that all five members
have equal access to hrfor
maiion).
Why shouldn’t all fiv commis
sioners, if they’re going to run the
atomic energy program, have full
knowledge of what’s being planned
and done?
Cole said because it would
"render helpless a commission
which at some time in the future
by majority vote might determine’*
that one or two of the five com
missioners should not have certain
information.
At this point Rep. Chet HWifield
(D-Calif) said he was "astound
ed." He asked Cole if he meant
to suggest that someday some in
dividual member of the AEC itself
might be considered loyal and dis
creet but a security risk.
Cole said he had something Hke
that in mind. So, instead of having
the law say all members * must
have all information on toe atomic
program, he said a majority of
the board should decide who
among them was entitled to have
it.
If he had carried his thinking
one step further it would have
come to this: maybe someday a
majority of the five-man AEC
might be security risks for, if one
or two could be risks, then three or
four or all five might be.
Penguins are not found north of
thfe equator in a wild state.
The asteroid, Eros, sometimes
approaches within 14 million miles
of the earth.
Rosen Returns
To Civilian Life
Lt. (jg) Richard S. Rosen, USNR,
son of Mrs. S. T. Sapiro of 3029
BrickeU ave., Miami, will return
to civilian life following his release
to inactive duty from the Key West
Naval Station yesterday.
He has served in the Key West
area for the past 20 months as
Naval Station Disbursing Officer.
Lt. Rosen entered the Naval
service in July 1952 through the
Naval Reserve Officer Training
Corps. He then completed the Nav
al Supply Corps School at Oakland,
Calif.
A graduate of Miami Beach
Senior High School in 1948, he
later received a Bachelor of Sci
ence degree in Commerce from
the University of North Carolina.
U.S. Job For Magnani
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Anna Magnani, in her first Amer
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Lancaster in "Rose Tattoo.”
Producer Hal Wallis, announcing
yesterday that he had signed Miss
Magnani, said she wil larrive in
September. The movie will be a
film version of Tennessee Williams’
Broadway hit.
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