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PAGE 3 TRI-COLOR TV WITHOUT DISK SHOWN BY CBS Demonstration To Radio Engineers Is Without Mechanical Aids NOTES FOUND ON. AIRMAN'S BODY STUDIED Contain References To 'Secrets' Of Strategic Air Command Good IfflOTSILISIBiS' Easter, open Mondays and Thursdays 9:15 to 9 other days 9:15 to 5.30 THE BALTIMORE, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1952 1 1 1 UHD, 11 rflTTUT i 1 spring half-sizes Starred in our Popular Omaha, March 3 (JP) Special investigators today studied two notes hintins at Strateeir Air C.nm- mand "secrets" found on the body of an airman who, officials said, apparently took his own life. Air Force SDoke.smpn said the New York. March 3 (JP) The Columbia Broadcasting System today demonstrated its color television on a tricolor, direct-view tube, without the use of a motor-driven disc. The demonstration, at the Institute of Radio Engineers Convention, was to show that the Government-approved CBS color method could be made all-electronic in its operation, with no mechanical body of Tech.

Sergt. Anthony J. icupa, 37, ot Buffalo, N.Y., was found hanging from a tree near Council Bluffs, Iowa, just across the Missouri River from Omaha, Saturday. Sergeant Zupa, a combat in- 2 1' Heretofore, CBS color had been produced by means of a motor- ianiryjnan in World War II, was a clerk in the Directorate nf Mate. lovelyJooJcing driven color disc revolving in front of an prdinary black and white nel at Strategic Air Command headquarters.

He had been absent without leave since February 15. wearing tuashing viewing tube. Tricolor Tube Used 15 Rayon sheer dress with little Spencer jacket, In today' demonstration, CBS used a tricolor tube developed by the rival Radio Corporation of HUG FOR MOTHER Clarence Templcton, 9, one of two brothers in a custody fight, hugs his mother, Mrs. Morton M. Z.

Lynn, at her home in Albany, N.Y., The hoy's father is Jerome Templcton. a Knoxville (Trnn.) lawyer. His brother, Carl, is 6. "ny-ron America for its own color televi highlights black Kion system, which was rejected by the Federal Communications Commission as too complex when it or navy with stripes margined in avocado sreen lingerie HUNCH MAY SOLVE 1930 KIDNAPPING NEW CHARGE MADE IN CUSTODY. CASE Contained Reference Capt.

Ralph Bryant, of the public information office, said that the two notes were not particularly coherent. One of them contained a reference to "SAC secrets" being safe with Zupa. At another point, the notes referred to two other airmen being "innocent as babes." The notes contained such references as "I can't face what the future holds" and "I can never undo the mess I've made." Information regarding the notes was withheld until today at the request of Office of Special Investigation agents. "Possibility Checked They said Zupo's job was one in which he would have little if any access to classified information y2 to 225. til 14 adopted the CBS method in 1950.

CBS had contended its system would work with any suitable tricolor tube, and has announced it is working on such a tube of its own design. After the demonstration, an RCA spokesman said the performance "proves what R.C.A. has been saying for many years that the mechanical disk is outmoded and ob (acetate and nylon) Father Alleging Kidnapping Indicted For Abandonment Reporter's Move Could Clear Up Case In Chicago solete." Calls It Incompatible Chicago, March 3 (P) The Chi Albany, N.Y., March 3 (JP) The but the possibility of any breach of Albany county district attornev re cago Daily News said today a hunch by one of its reporters may solve vealed today that Jerome Temple- security is being thoroughly checked. Although the death had the immediate armearanre nf sui the 1930 kidnapping of a 2-year-old Chicago girl. cide, the OSI also investigated the Mary Agnes Moroney was kid napped May 15, 1930, by a well-dressed young woman who posed as ton, of Knoxville, who has accused a private detective of kidnapping his 9-year-old son, is under indictment here on a charge of abandoning a younger son.

Both Clarence Templeton. who disappeared from Knoxville Friday with a man and a wnman and fi. a social worker. The kidnapper possiDuity of murder. Three youths on a picture-taking expedition found Sergeant Zupa's body "hanging from a tree limb by his belt and dress Air Force officials said.

They said he anDarentlv had stennpd off a steel later wrote a note that she had taken the infant to California. A Daily News reporter prepared year-old Carl Templeton, now are a story two weeks ago on the Chi drum and estimated he had been wun weir mother, Mrs. Morton M. Z. Lynn, of Albanv.

Clarpnpp cago missing persons bureau and found the oldest case was the missing Moroney girl. reached Albany Saturday night. Julian B. Erwav. district attor Sent Photograph On a hunch that the girl was ney, said the secret indictment charsine the father with aha rl ing Carl was returned last fall by taken to California and since had grown up.

the reporter had a photo an AiDany county grand jury. graph of the Moroney family sent to Arrested On Bench Warrant Erwav said TpmnWnn an at. California newspapers. Everett McClelland, owner of a San Pablo (Cal.) auto-repair shop. Dr.

C. B. Jolliffe, vice president and technical director of R.C.A., said: "Even with a tricolor tube instead of a spinning disk, the CB color television system remains incompatible. This means that an existing black-and-white set cannot pick up color broadcasts from the CBS system without an extra gadget called an adapter." The transistor, a tiny germanium crystal device only a fraction the size of the vacuum tube but performing many of the same functions, occupied much attention at the institute's engineering show and in technical sessions. Weight Cut 90 Per Cent The Army Signal Corps announced that by the use of transistors, it had developed a converter for radio-teletypewriter equipment which weighs only ten pounds compared with 100 for conventional units.

And it takes only one and one half watts of power, supplied by ordinary dry-cell batteries, compared with 115 watts for conventional equipment, requiring heavy generators in mobile units. Demonstrations of clear, sharp television pictures on the new channels to be opened in the ultrahigh frequencies were given by equipment and set manufacturers. These channels arc to be used for the first time when the FCC ends its three-year freeze on permits for new stations. Also on exhibit were sets to receive both on the twelve very high frequency channels now in use as well as the 70 new ultrahigh-fre-quency channels, and converters to enable present type sets to receive on the new channels. torney, was arrested in Tennessee on a bench warrant and refused to waive extradition.

He has been frpo saw the picture in the Oakland Tribune and noticed the close resemblance between his wife, Mary, in bail, Erway said. there Thursday or possibly earlier Engagement Climaxes 10-Minute Romance Rome, March 3 (JP) "Toto," multimillionaire king of Italian comedians, and Franca Faldini, Hollywood starlet, climaxed a ten-minute romance by announcing their engagement today. That's right, 10 minutes. "It was love at first sight," said Toto. in real life Prince Antonio de Curtis.

Miss Faldini dubbed "Miss Cheese-Cake of 1951" by United States Army newspaper Stars and Stripes nodded agreement. "I fell in love with her when I saw her photograph with her mother and father in an Italian magazine," related Toto. whose films are Italy's top box-office draw and show throughout South America and Europe. 24, and 23-year-old Anastasia Mo Mrs. JLynn and the boys' foster father, also an attornev.

rpfnspH tn 'Mm KJfK 'W: 1 I WwM I roney, a sister of the missing girl. discuss the case or how Blood samples were taken from Clarence reached Albany. Meanwhile. New York Statp nn. Mrs.

McClelland and Mr. and Mrs. Moroney and 184 individual tests made. lice said they were searching for nomas J. Flanders, the detective Dr.

Israel Davidsolin, pathologist at Chicago's Mount Sinai Hospital, said, "the blood formulas are such that Mary McClelland could be the against whom Templeton swore out a State kidnapping warrant in Tennessee. The warrant was received here today. Clarence has hepn tho nhiont nf child of the Moroneys but that does not mean she is and there is no means available in the world to be a lengthy, two-state court battle over custody. sure. "More Than Even Chance" "However, there is more than an hv even chance that if she were not the child, these tests would have shown it." The Martinez fCal.) foundling home from which Mary McClelland was adopted is no longer in existence and records of Chicago's Misercordia Hospital, where the girl was born, are missing.

Police officials, the families and Cellar Yields $14,445 In 'Smelly Old Bills' St. Louis, March 3 (JP) William F. Lieser never did fully trust banks in his lifetime, so after his death relatives made a careful search for possible cash caches. The search was fruitful Tfpla. the newspapers are seeking further evidence for positive proof.

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