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The Bakersfield Californian from Bakersfield, California • Page 5

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Video Image Recorder Captures Radar Impulses SAN DIEGO device which now will record radar images and which may be developed to record television images on standard 1 sound recording equipment today was revealed by the inventor, Diego chief. James Peaden, 39, a chief aviation electronics technician attached to the fleet air electronics training unit, Pacific, based at the naval air station in San Diego, has invented the "video Image recorder" which may become as common a household item as the present radio sound recorder. Explains Device Peaden said the device "will record radar images simultaneously with radar operations." "It takes electrical impulses which form the map on radar and By DREW PEARSON Republican Farm Bloc to Battle Wheat Agreement G.O.P. tarm-bloc Senators, led by Milton Young of North Dakota and Edward 1 Thye of Minnesota, have been huddling for several days 1 in preparation for a vigorous drive to forestall the three now wheat agreement whereby Great Britain will be allowed $175,000,000 'of ECA money to buy Canadian wheat and flour. G.O.P.

senatorial strategy is to amend the RCA appropriation in order to prohibit the Canadian wheat purchases at a time when American farmers are building up the greatest wheat surplus in years. However, Republican leader Kenneth Wherry of Nebraska admits privately that the farm-bloc Senators do not have the votes to put over the amendment. Meantime, Agriculture Secretary Brannan has assured congressional leaders that the new wheat agreement will not injure the American farmer, but probably will increase foreign purchases of U.S. wheat, chiefly I in South America. Canada has assured the State Department that it will curtail its wheat trading in South America in return for British purchases of Canadian wheat with ECA dollars.

Secretary Brannan also has told congressional leaders that the agreement will increase Canadian dollar reserves, so the United States can sell Canada more farm commodities, such as fruit and vegetables, as well as industrial products. (Copyright. 1949.by the Bell Syndicate) Judge Defends Husband's Lies SAN -It you're about to get married and feel like giving pective bride, ahead. yourself a big build-up to your Superior Judge M. G.

Del Mutolo says it's all right. Mrs. Pauline Kierna wanted. an annulment or a divorce from Andrew Elerpa, now believed to be living in Los Angeles. She said Kierna lied to her before they were married.

He told her he was a government undercover DIGN making $25 a day, she charged. But, she added, he never received a cent and never worked after they were married. Said Judge Del Mutolo: "I could not grant you an annulmeat en the grounds you present. If I did, practically. every marriage in the world would be subject to annulment.

You can't believe everything your intended husband told you before you married him." But he gave her a divorce on grounds of mental cruelty, places those impulses on any standard commercial sound equipment," Penden said. "The reason radar images can't be relayed over great distances is that the picture impulses are of such high frequencies that they require a spectrum--too large for medium frequencies," the chief explained. "My device takes high frequency impulses and makes low frequency impulses. This enables the picture to be. transmitted by radio over a great distance." Peaden said he got the idea while at dinner July 8 and he and bis wife immediately put the theory on paper.

Three days later he showed the written idea to Lieutenant Commander Glen Herdon, a friend attached to the fleet air electronics training unit, who gave him encouragement. Built in Spare Time Peaden and. a buddy, Jefferles, an electronics technician's mate, second class, who worked with him at North Island, began constructing the device at home in their spare time. They purchased materials from San Diego electrical stores and in 10 days had constructed the first a "It worked crudely but showed definite signs of futures progress." Peaden related. "We modified it and worked out the bugs and now have it down where it is almost perfect for rAdar." Patents Pending Peaden, who operated his own radio repair shop in his home town of Bogata, Texas, and also worked for the telephone company there, has applied for patents through civil attorneys.

He joined the navy in 1942 and has been in the electronics field most of the time Peaden said he expects to be out of the navy "in a very short time" and will then work on modification of the device for recording television pictures such as it now does for radar images. Atom Tackles Dish Washing ATLANTIC CITY, N. energy is trying to make it easier to wash dishes and clothes. Radioactive calcium made at Oak Ridge, is doing some snooping to aid housewives this way, Dr. Joseph M.

Lambert, of the General Aniline and Film Corporation, Easton, reported. The radioactive atoms make it possible to trace how effective various soaps or detergents are, he said. One task is to learn how much they penetrate into ingrained dirt or perspiration stains on clothing. It is calcium that makes water hard, and the washing job tougher. KNITWIT BUSTS INTO SHOP, STEALS SOX OF VARIED COLORS NORTH HOLLYWOOD- (P) An unparticular burglar broke into Elizabeth Sullivan's knitting shop, she told police.

The loot: eight argyle socks, unmatching, and a jar of bubble gum and lollipops. The candy, reserved for younger visitors, is easily replaceable, but Miss Sullivan groaned as she set about knitting socks to match the eight remaining singletons. She figured burglar was either color blind, or just a knitwit. WORKS OVERNIGHT TO HELP HEAL PIMPLES RASHES When externally Cyticura Soap and Ointment promptly relieve, help nature heal. ents.

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