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Show pr , 1 1 rv 'T I National Music Workshop Opens Aug. 6 at University S r summer workshop A by the presented Association National 1 1 THE AMERICAN Whats Your Hobby? MEMPHIS, Tenn (UPI) Mrs Jason Barnes has a nobby is lecting soap. Her bathroom lined with huge pickle jars con-taming all sizes of soap bars. of by John Marlowe Nielson, both of the music faculty at the University of Utah. The five-daemphaworkshop sis will be on voice production in solo or in chorus. Several nationand teachally known musicians ers of singing will comprise the faculty for the workshop. REGISTRATION for the Utah workshop session has been received from such places as Iowa, Michigan, Kentucky, Washington, Arizona, Wyoming and North and South Dakota. William Vennard, Head, Voice Department, University of Southern California, will teach an intensive course in voice physiology. Professor Vennard has taught at S. C. for 15 years and is well known in operatic circles for his commanding bass voice. John Toms, Northwestern University, will give courses in demonstration lessons. Ralph Errolle, a former member of the Metropolitan Opera company and presently the director at the Atlanta Institute of Vocal Art, will teach courses in Italian diction. She has hundreds of cakes of in many different shapes. resemble monkeys, camels, golf balls, baseballs, fruits, fish, roses and other flowers. It's good clean tun, she said. soap y j j 1 Teachers of Singing will begin on Aug. 6 at the University of Utah. The summer workshop, one of five being held in the nation, is being directed in the Utah session by Jesse M Perry and V Utah THE BOX EIDER NEWS, Brigham Gty, Tuesday, July 25, 1961 WAY members y tttnt A GEM OF A SATELLITE Bell Telephone Laboratories Robert J. Nielsen carefully sets into place an assembly of with a transparent covering of man-mad- e sapphires. engineer solar cells Bell Telephone Co. Developes Satallite Communication System Thad A. Carlson, manager of the Brigham City office of MST & T., recently said that thousands of e pieces of sapphire will cover the surface of the communications satellites now being developed by Bell Telephone LabCarlson received oratories. the information from the companys president, Dr. James B. Fisk, this week. The sapphires are expected to protect solar cells from space radteleiation, enabling working phone satellites to endure the rigors of space for 10 years or more. j man-mad- than half the surface of the smaller one would be covered by over the larger 4,000 Bell solar cells; satellite, by 12,000 cells. SAPPHIRE has been selected as a covering because it has many advantages. It will convey heat away; overcome the effects of very rapid THE FIRST experimental phone and extreme changes of tempera-- 1 satellite will be roughly sperical, ture in space and being hard, it but may have as many as 60 flat will resist erosion by micromee surfaces or facets con- teorites. sisting of solar cells covered with Bell Telephone laboratories en-- 1 thin sapphire sheaths. gineers are using all available inThe solar cells, invented at Bell formation to produce a satellite silicon that will function for many years. Laboratories, are small wafers mounted on the outside to Unfortunately, space conditions convert sunlight to electricity. are not yet known precisely. The sapphire sheathing will pro- Therefore, Bell laboratories engitect the solar cells from deterior- neers plan to use their first exating effects of electron and pro- perimental satellite both to take ton bombardment in space. additional measurements of space Two ditferent sizes of test sa- radiation and to serve as a first real-lif- e of components test tellite, with diameters of 27 inches and four feet, are being con- - planned for a working satellite sidcred for experiments. More system. a1 His composer and teacher. lecture on the composer literature. Professor S. L. Crawley, head, Univerpsychology department. sity of Utah, will speak on performance as related to fear. Professor William Fowler, Mn of sic department, University Utah, is a composer and special ist in acoustics. He will give lee tures on the accoustics of music Cant Stomach Any More Carrier Force The U. S. HONOLULU (UPI) Navy has 23 aircraft carriers on alert around the globe. the Of are attack carriers 23, 14 and nine support There are three vessels. serving as ambribious assault ships for the Marine Corps. TIMES LAST Wednesday to Saturday TONIGHT THEATRE DRIVE-I- N JUST OF UTAH PERRY, PA PHONE If 3-24- Two Color Features MADDOX AND WEST NORTH no answer call PA PICTURES COLUMBIA drtdihe boys tgo wild 75' 4T DRAGON NS FREE thru SATURDAY WHAT FUN YOU'LL AND WHAT HAVE A FAMILY! YOU'LL f I 4 ARE FEEL AS IF YOU OR A PART OF IT . . . I ... GUNSLINGER VS REINER c o i,oRjd- Rainbow EDDIE CASS I ! j WOULD LIKE TO BE! CUNS F0U JEFF DONNELL JCW BAKER MATT ARP UYS HIS GREATEST ADVENTURE IN THE EARIY DAYS OF WICHITA . . . WHERE WALliY DEBORAH MICHAELCALLAN PEGGY k VICm THICK! TT f ; - i and the JAMES DARREN and JERRY BRE3LER PRODUCTION HAWAIIAN CARL Pick of the Pictures A GOLIATH 3 1 3-- 31 WEDNESDAY CMS orm! and UNDER 12 CHILDREN 5 GUNS WEST in 55 ADULTS miitcMi P.W1. DAILY M will He i IGAN KlLi-..-KlL- and song LAST TIME TONIGHT OPEN 1:00 demanded he tflJ- - d WititalrirRi tanmr UMiumlfriniiMfcir Beast-fcloo- William GUEST INSTRUCTOR Vennard of USC will teach at National Music Workshop at U of U. gen-lik- UNTIL NOW, most satellites have been designed for short-terexperiments in space. Bell engineers have set as their goal the production of satellites that will wotk dependably for many years, serving as radio relay stations for communications teleoverseas phone calls, data and other forms of communication. The Bell System has plans to develop a satellite communication ill LAST TIMES TONIGHT University of Utah. Registration and further details may be obtained by contacting Miss Perry in the music department at the University of Utah. Other workshops throughout the will be held in San Fransummer ACCOMMODATIONS for work .. PROFESSOR Leroy J. Robert- shop students are available at cisco, Missouri, Oregon, and North music department, son, head, Ballif Hall on the campus of the Carolina. University of Utah, is a renowned system and put it into operation as soon as possible. A ground station in Maine will be ready early next year. The first test sattellite will be ready at the same time if the government vehicle designates a launching soon. The Bell System has offered to pay costs of the rocket and launching. ITS WHERE Sunday - Monday Tuesday -- TWO TALKED BIG COLOR HITS 10UDER STARTS TOMORROW FOR 7 DAYS CAN NOT BE t,. f: OVER HELD "... 8 ' ; The i true-lif- ri Z Vlk "a A Looh-AlikC- S' T '-- z Is Vf:B ITS Then Two Do To A Marri.tcje What SH3 l Hr. IS Z bhoer Delirium... What They Do To The Screen Is Sheer Delight! J VArW, ID'S IS S' 0R IS I! - A BIG WONDERFUL WHIRL OF TEENS WITH SCHEMES ADULTS WITH "DREAMS... AND WARM WIJH LAUGHTER! - v hero... 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