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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December 22, 1965 DER BINGLE'S BROOD KEEPS COMING While her brother, Harry Lillis Crosby, 7, will appear with his father on a taping _of television' television's "Hollywood Palace', his sister Mary Frances, 6 (centre), will play one of the children in the Play Peter Pan at the The 20-Inch Box | That Saves Lives By DAVE McINTOSH OTTAWA (CP)--Harry . Stev-| inson has received one of the nicest Christmas presents a pe son could get--proof, after 10 years, that his invention really does save lives. The 50-year-old scientist at the National Research Council began working on a device now known as the crash position in- dicator in August, 1955. It is 20 inches square, four inches deep and weighs six pounds. It ejects automatically from the fuselage of crashed airplanes and sends out a dis- tress signal as far as 80 miles or more to indicate its position. Since some government de- partments and commerciai air earriers began installing the device there have been seven crashes by planes carrying the indicator. But all the accidents) were near airports or populated| areas and no searches for them were required. But early on Nov. 21 a single- engine Beaver plane with two} men aboard crash-landed in a blizzard in a desolate stretch of|¢ country near Great Slave Lake! recorders might prevent other| in the Northwest Territories. | The crash position ejected properly and sending its signal HEARS SIGNAL On Nov. 24, flying above cluud at 8,000 feet, an RCAF Albatross search and rescue plane picked up the signal and homed in on it to the crash scene. The two sur wivors were found unhurt "This was the idea in the first lace--to save lives,"" Mr. Stev- son said in an interview "This has broken the circle of us trying to get proof and the operators wanting proof be fore they install it," he added However, the RCAF and U.S Air Force had long been con-! yinced. They are fitting the in- indicator began r-jto supersonic jORDERS DEVICE jLeigh Industries Ltd. of Carle- Hyatt Music theatre near Burlingame, Calif., which opened Tuesday night. Peter Pan (left) will be played by her mother, Kathy, better known as Mrs. Bing Crosby At right is Michael Evans who plays Captain Hook, the villain of the story. (AP) By JOHN T. WHEELER SAIGON (AP)--Despite elabo- rate scientific gadgetry and a multiplicity of intelligence agencies, the U.S. military com- mand is severely hampered by what one senior American of- ficer calls gross ignorance of enemy movements and inten- tions. Some U.S... military circles consider the intelligence gap to be a major weakness of the allied war plan to defeat the growing enemy milifary 'ma- 7 \chine in South Viet Nam. Countless U.S, and South Viet- namese military operations launched on intelligence sup- posedly pinpointing enemy bat- talions and regiments have been little more than roundhouse punches into thin air. The Viet Cong guerrillas and North Vietnamese units seems to be everywhere and nowhere. On the other hand, enemy in- telligence is rated as excellent by U.S.. military sources. The Viet Cong's ability to ambush South Vietnamese and now American units at the time and Car-Rad Firm Expands Size | WINDSOR, 'Ont. (CP) -- A | $900, 000 expansion program was announced Tuesday by National Auto Radiator Manufacturing} Co. The company, the largest in-| dependent stamping plant in Canada and completely Cana-| dian-owned, will increase its | jover-all space to 130, 000 from 190,000 square feet in its fourth | lexpansion in 13 years. The number of employees) will be increased to about 450) }from 400 The company produces oil pans, wheel housings, brake- drum backings and gasoline | tanks for outboard motors, and | jhas an export business worth| "more than $2, 500, 000. James 'bond |dicator on their subsonic stenei' and Mr. Stevinson now is work-! ing on adaptation of the device aircraft Moreover, the transport de- partment next month is ex-| pected to make installation of| the device mandatory for some planes and will install it on!) many of its own aircraft The mines and northern af- fairs departments previously) had ordered installation of the device on some planes which! they charter. The sole manufacturer is| ton Place, Ont Air Canada has not adopted) the device, which has been suc-| cessfully tested floating on the | North Atlantic in 30-foot waves. Mr. Stevinson said his inven- tion--the original patent is in fae name in both Canada and he U.§.--should also assist in| faster finding and recovery of accident data recorders from| crashed planes which carry them. Data contained in these| crashes for the same causes The RCAF now is equipping its fleet of 12 Yukon transports with single packages containing both a crash position indicator LEARN 10 SKATE (Six one hour classes for $4.00) BASIC FUNDAMENTALS IN FIGURE AND HOCKEY SKATING taught by Professional Figure Skating Instructress Miss. D. Hambly For children 5 to 14 years of age Every Saturday from 12:00 -- 1:00 P.M. Commencing Soturdey January 8th until February 12th Oshawa REGISTER Phone Recreation Dept., Located at the Oshawa Airport December 28th, 29th and 30th From 1:30 -- 5:00 P.M 725-1111 et The North Oshawa Arena (outdoor artificial ice) and crash data recorder LEFT MONEY TO COLLEGE || VANCOUVER (CP) Dr.|| Gladys C, Schwesinger, a psy-| chologist who graduated from the University of British Colum- bia 50 years ago, left the in- stitution $117,775 when she died | in 1964, She also bequeathed | | $30,000 to the city of Vancouver | | Be "Santa" To Yourself FLOORS 80. SIMCOE ST. N. a | 728-6218 STAGE DOOR | Lounge and Dining Lounge ot the to be used in tracing and rec- ording Jocal history 207 Dundas St. W., Whitby The Finest in Nightly Entertainment Proudly Presents FASCINATING RHYTHM OF .. . "PITTS & CARNEY" NEW YORK'S MOST EXCITING DUO Entertainment Nightly at 9 P.M. JAMES MAHER --~ Manager Viet Sure Is Not War place of the enemy's--choosing is frequently shown. ENEMY INFILTRATES officials have said in the past that the enemy has penetrated every level of 'the South Vietna- mese military. This includes in- telligence agencies and the groups charged with planning and executing military opera- tions. count on the rural population for intelligence, whether it is given out of fear or to support the insurgent movement, The United States has devel- oped a number of highly-clas- sified electronic means to search out Viet Cong units in the jungle. Often they come up location of the enemy. can and South Vietnamese in- telligence agencies has proved detrimental. ries are fierce. Often the neces- Sary pieces of a puzzle are held by different units but are not put together until it is too late change information rapidly. Intelligence sources also claim vital information some- late because it does not fit ir with previous notions of enemy | | tactics | 'What's the answer?" One j highly- -placed U.S. source said. "The man. who finds it will be} the Teal hero of this war." South Vietnamese government | The enemy, particularly the| home-grown Viet Cong, also can | with different answers for the | The very number of Ameri- | sometimes' Rival- | because the units do not ex-} times is disregarded until too | "hte Vicar Refuses Court Oath, Te /DELIEVES Divie 7 Fr orpigs At LONDON (AP)--The Church "lof England declined Tuesday to j|back a minister who refused to 'swear on the Bible in court. "Where the oath is accepted as the legal practice of the land, we accept it too," said a church spokesman. "Some other Shristian bodies have interpreted a passage in the New Testament to mean that swearing is forbidden. But the Church of England inter- prets the passage as meaning | that promiscuous and. unneces-| sary swearing will not be toler- ated," At Leamington Monday, Rev. Patrick Ashe, 50, vicar of St. Mary's Church, refused in court to take an oath on a Bible. 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