| Show 4 1 A t744 ' The Salt Lake 10D Tribune' Sunday June 15 1958 Learn to Count Again Seizure Falai To Ex-S- S I 100000 100000 Total Not 200000 in Rocket 100000 A SECOND MILES 1 L r AWAY FROM TRAILING ROCKET 4 1 i ':' FederaLtide 1 (Editor's note) One and one Sr Iwo—but the mathematics of Rale won't count that way Here's an ex planation written exclusively for The Salt Lake Tribune by st UniuersiLy of IRA professor of physics) 44''''''' - t S 1 ' I :!r 0 r 47woogrfr--- t 0441141646' 4' I i i 4 ' 1 t f' t 401 AP1 -- - : it - 1ei" er 3 1 4‘ - 1 - ''' ) icI - - ta t? ' it 11 I1 - wool 11 ' 4t ""'" 41' 0'04 '' 1 11 The two lastest rockets In the universe are racinefor the Gold Cup They blast Off tbgether The judges measure their IL Dr Robert Kadesch By as they complete the speeds of Utah University course The loser was measured Are one and one two? The clocked at 17000 miles a sec answer is yes Are 100000 and 100000 equal to 2000007 No--r- iot end the winner at 180000 The if these are Judges thought the race fairly close The skipper of the losing speeds of 100000 ' miles a second I ship had a different view He ' Although tre saw the winning ship outstripmendous veloci-ping him by 86000 miles a "' I second ties such as this ' ' fanmay seem w tastic now When t'r' THESE FIGURES aren't 4 the future bringst'!' guesswork or speculation The '' them to be we computations are based on Einwill have to learn stein's special theory of relato add all over em oN tivity known since 1905 This Dr Kadesch again theory has been proved correct The rocket age which is just in a great number of circumbeginning has already brought stances Our big atom smashers about a tremendous increase in work well only because the speed Only a few decades ago theory is right The best known horseless carriages were en- consequence of this theory is dangering life and limb at the the famous equivalence of ent unheard of speeds of 25 miles ergy and mass which makes per hour A few years ago jet kbombs and II bombs so pow airplanes first broke the sound erful which makes the lifebarrier Today artificial satel- giving1ight and heat of the sun lites are put into orbit by rockets developing speeds of 18000 miles n hour I A 1 'Plastic' Products Company of Utah has been named by Rohm Hass Co Philadelphia' Pa as an authorized Plexiglas tlealer for the Intermountain area - I ' ‘ kV ' That Falling Sensation Riddle: Space-FligCan We 'Take It'? ht tsk k i of who Dafinitioes A PROM bingin chrisiton times ids of weightlessness Will man he able to f a t perform routine task and keep his sanity? :1 11111r47111X Dad whole h i wp 'stony bolero s of death anx- iety Today's celebration of Father's Day provides many families an oppor tunity to honor one whose contri bution to their well being is often not fully opprociated Holding the purse strings IDad is usually that guy which who has to say "No" of course never helm him win the household popularity contest though it may increase his authority - : one father put it: very seldom use my authority or spank my Own children except in As I self-defen- se Bemuse of this and 'other reasons many youngsters fail to appreciate clad until they ore old enough to take some of Dad's day to clay responsibilities ion their own shoul der then we hear them bay 'Bay how'd he ever stand us when wis were young" ' A story which I like particularly about somobody's farhor An orthodox Jewish lod broke this nowt to his Dad on Forks'' Day that Its intondscl marrying Moggie Dad was shocked then rallied his forces "That's fine Alan my hay" I he declared "Only if I went you I wouldn't tell Mamma just yet You know she has a heart condition And I wouldn't tell your sister Sarah You know how strongly she feels about religious questions I crtainly wouldn't tell Jules either Such a temper He'll break your jaw Me it's oil right you should tell I'm going to commit suicide anyway" Someone said that "most men live lives of quiet I desperation" Not friend Carl Fischer so at my By Dr I M Levitt Franklin Institute Planetarium Philadelphia Within a year a human being will be prolected Another Increase same ratio will bring mweds to nearly 13 million miles an hour or about 3600 miles a Dow doe's this arithmetic of miles high speed work? Think of two Into space rocket ships blasting off from It will mark man's first venture into these altitudes and his earth bound for a distant port in space One is a slow freight first extended experience with a frightening run the other an express The condition called weightlessness ' ' t''''4 pilot of the freight finds that As long as the rocket motors are operating his ship is leaving earth at the ‘'':"41414"i the passenger will be subjected to high accelerarate of 100000 miles a second tions and will experience weight The instant ' Looking ahead he sees the exthey cease firing thepilot will feel as though 4tcork — ' press outspeeding him by 100- ' !IN he were falling in an elevator whose cables have miles a second 000 broken Re' It would seem that the exIh"Pri He and the vehicle will be freely falling ' press rocket ought then to be and weightless going at a Speed of 200000 miles 't a second away from the earth How will the passenger react to this giddy This is not so Its speed relative new sensation? Will he taro it in stride and Dr Levitt to the earth turns out to be become accustomed to it or will he react F o unabout 155000 miles a second In unfavorably that space travel will be forever impossible? °them words 100000 plus 100- Before we seriously plan trips to the moon or elsewhere off 000 makes 155000 the earth this quostion must be answered Force Base many humans have expertIF TWO ROCKETS leave the At Randolph-Aienced 30 to 40 seconds in free fall Half of the subjects became earth in opposite directions each with a speed of 100000 very m i les a second with respect to The other half liked it the earth the navigator on one does not find the other This finding has encouraged some to feel it is po'ssible to ship rocket increasing its distance live in such an alien environment him from by 200000 miles each Otherspace medicine doctors however urge caution and second The addition again gives has not been 'maintain that performed us 155000 miles a second enough experimentation to justify optimism The reason for this odd arith Lt Col David G Simons chief of space biology at the metic lies in the limited speed liollorrian Air Force' Base speaking recently at The Franklin at which information about the Institute said that at least 24 hours must be spent in gravity location of a rocket ship can free space before definite results can be obtained he transmitted from place to Dr Simons believes even 20 to 30 minutes of ride in free place The fastest that knowlHe the sets to answers fall would not be sufficient give all can be transmitted is with In that interval a man would go edg !21 hours as the minimum the speed of light Light goes ithrough the routine of a day eating his meals monitoring his 18(000 miles in a second Noth instruments communicating with the earth finally going to ing can ever go faster than this rsleep and waking up—all in gravity-frespare When rocket ships travel with a speed with which their where now would he react? can be made known orabouts Could he perform the required tasks? Could he eat and dinary addition of velocities bedrink or would he be so space sick that all thoughts of food comes unordinary' would be repugnant?-7No two velocities three Could he get to sleep? If so would his awakening In four or more velocities can !gravity-frespace be tolerable from a psychological standpoint? These are the questions that must be answered and it is ever add to give more than with some excitement we can contemplate a fairly early set 18600 miles a second the of answers speed of light 150 r — Harch of Science: Under Ice—No Blakeslee Associated Press Writer B3' Alton L I islands I 1 1 Federated Security Corn pany's newly designed In come Security Mon is the answer Write me today for a free brochure ex plaining this mew plans features they are oh and solutely unique suprisingly economical INDUSTRIAL ! ' I ' I I l I 1 ) UNCLE WELBE (CS) 144 loot 4th South Sett Soho IL& City Utah By William C Patrick Tribune Medical Editor Two noted physicians have turned up another bit of evidence that a man who continues to 'exercise throughout life is less likely to develop coronary heart disease than one who drops into sedentary habits THEY STUDIED life histories of 424 Harvard students who won their football letters between 1901 and 1930 and concluded: "Those who maintained even moderate habits of exercise were less prone to coronary heart disease and no individual in this study who maintained a heavy exercise program happened to develop coronary heart disease" MILES Ile was In charge of the disbursing office from April 11935 to Dec SI 1918 when he rethoed AWAY FROM EARTH 1rtttg Tribune —lts Artist Dirk Miller Faster rocket moves away from slower at speed of 100000 miles a second although slower one moves away from earth at 100000 miles a second But the faster ship moves away front earth at 155000 miles a second That's future math itvoid the this In second Reference books generally seven continents — North list of fear from feeling South America Africa America l'qADISON WIS June 11— of complete SACLO r ity Asia Europe Australia and about things he values There sr e stispiciOus new signs Antarctica we have one less continent than most Antarctica mostly buried by WP think is estimated as embracing be ice of This disposition temained Instead 'Sunny" despite Carle accident lost month ing a great COII about six millitOn square miles As he watched a friend maw the 'Intent Ainatc It has been thought to be mostly lawn with a power mower a splinter :licit is almost a round continent land perhaps of stone flew into his ey and hos twins 'L4p1it by a vor1:-in shape but indented by two pitalized him "Sure worried about Weddell and A frozen seas--thdeep strait or ' LAI thank hecrvns my rept 1 hidden Ross seas didn't hon to worry about my trough ands of I had becaus fomily's income 4hous One theory Is these two ice vet the foresight some months to under ago seas are Joined by a strait tok out riederoted Secwit y's new The separate Incorns Security Plan running s011ie 1000 to 1500 parts of Ant arctia might Mr Blakostee miles long no metier how long "Consequently be I groups remain hospitalited my family's 'even The newest discovery is that income continues to be and mountains la deep trough does indeed run paid by of Federated Having an accident is a sticking up above sea level if at least 300 miles "inland" from mast difficult way to prove value all the ice tthThed rather than the Weddell Sea of this Income Security Non to oth It may go deeper—US exbut ere hope many of Uncle :hying any land mass Worthy of W1164111 reader's will stop plorets turned back afteCtraerisht now !being called a continent ond think what would Hoppe ing it that far The trough hotto their family if through tom is 3500 feet below sea level 110Mt other unexpected ond hook Occir Other LS dentists this dent lik mine they wort? de ATTENTION prived of income for tevetol week: fall will look for the trough On or months APTS MOTEL theopposite sitle of Antare7 i of issuing government 'checks for the Veterans Administration tax refunds and all federal government pay checks for the region which covered parts of Nevada Wyoming Colorado Idaho ayid all Utah A SECOND eJ Pain--Exer- cise! With an effective Va44111e now readily available he believes physicians can prevent another worldwide outbreak Those proving to be most vulnerable in the last epidemic were the elderly and persons with chronic respiratory and heart disease lie said the 1957 epidemic could have been similar to the devastating siege of 1918 if scientists had not anticipated that a new virus strain was involved in the epidemic when it was first discovered in the Far East They rushed a new vaccine into production which helped stem the tide of the disease Born Oct 30 1886 he worked for the old War Department and the Treasury Department hi Washington DC before going to San Francisco Calif for a year's training before assuming the disbursing officer post After retirement he lived In Calif and Richland Wash before going to Virginia Cxlendale Ile is survived by his widow' Mrs Dorothy Gordon daughter pears and Is replaced with a Mrs Paul L (Marion) Kreft new group with different char- both of Strasburg Va son Wells IL Gordon Richland acteristics seven Wash and grandchildren By determining the type of a virus Involved in an outbreak NVhile he was in Salt Lake anywhere In the world scien City two of his grandchildren tists can hope to produce new were born on his birthday vaccines d whenever Funeral serviceswill be the need arises and thus prevent worldeither Monday or Tues wide scourges such as those of day at the Ives Funeral Home 'World War Arlington Va great-grandchil- AMERICAN FINANCE 377 EAST C O r 3RD SOUTH Corporation organized February 13 1958 with $100000 in assets has announced the payment of a 3 dividend to all stockholders on record as of July 10 1958 Now is the time to buy into a company that is going places All stock sold through on offering circular at $125 per share common voting semi-annu- The Asian flit virus is a new variant of the type A strain Studies have shown that a SURVEY reported In new strain causes epidemics that the Journal of the American keep popping up over a period Medical Assn was made by Dr of a few years Then it disap Paul Dudley White of Boston THE consultant to President Dwight D Eisenhower and Dr William C Pomeroy of Los Angeles They also found there was more weight gain in the coronary group than in the others there was a higher percentage of family history of heart disease in the coronary group than in the controls smoking and drinking appeared to play little part in the development of heart Lake City Friday at here after OR CALL PA WRITE - al EL - a ra 2ie i i'-- 0 WerV'''' disease a 'IF lar This country has not seen the end of Asian flu the disease that put millionsof Americans to bed in the epidemic last fall In fact it is likely to be around for several years says Dr Robert J Anderson chief of the Communicable Disease Center Atlanta Ga: in an article in the current issue of "GP" publication of the American Academy of General Practice 4- '- 1 ' 1 ' ' — '' (0 '0 1 i s 'ttZ:tfr ii'' ' h fil tti ) 13 ''' I 4 e''''' '130s z) i - 1 itt ' '' (14 I Fed crated Security Insurance Company iin Salt Lake Carl's sunny disposition obviously stems from lack --- 155000 ' S FATHER'S DAY Department in Salt for 13 years died 4 pm at his home a stroke He was in charge AWAY FROM EARTH '''------ 1 Authorizes Dealership E Gordon 71 former disburs ing offteer for the US Treasury A SECOND MILES 44w- ' t I 100000 il 1 eidej In planning for mans first extended trip Into space scientists are plagued by the problem Special lo The Tribune STRASI3LIRG V4 —Charlei HOME-OWNER- S Get Cold-Ai- r REAL e Conditioning BARGAINS FOR By Original Owner 13 AIR SALE It they discover one running deep inland tovvard tills one it Would be an additional strong sign that the trough or strait Cuts all the W through y a- 14 WANTED poir of fiord rock miners with mining equipment to - 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