Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 7

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1959 THE DAYTON DAILY NEWS PAGE 37 Moons to Be Tested as Communication Mirrors of the National Aeronautic and Spare administraiton. A large, horn-shaped antenna being built here Is to scan the satellite for signals from Eventually there may be multiple illumination by a number of television channels. Hundreds of ground stations could scan the balloon, which would gleam with radio reflections on many frequency bands, just a a sphere would whine under searchlight beams of various color. The first experiment will probably be made with "ahiminiited' balloon, inflated in space after being placed in orbit passing near the North and South poles. The first are expected to be about 100 feet in diameter, orbit ins: at an elevation of roughly l.uuu miles.

Orbital data will be sent her in coded form and will be proo esued by special equipment to guide the antennas onto theif target. Mwiil to TH Hattoa Kail rw trtfkt, ItH. rm rfc Timr t. HOLMDEL, Oct. 2-Preparation are being rushed here for testing earth satellite as mirrora for long-range telephone and television communication.

The experiment! will use "passive" balloon satellites to bounce teleplwne messages from here to Goldstone, or ice versa. If successful, they could lead to the lirst commercial use of apace technology'. Eventually. American view en may thus be able, to watch British television program or gee live newscast of a tvphoon hitting Japan. The pioneering ex periments will probably not begin before ne.vt vear.

facility here is being built by the Bell Telephone laboratories. It is on Crawford hill, overlooking fled Bank and Rari-tan bay. It Includes equipment for both transmitting and receiving, The tiiinmjitter, which is almost complete, make use of a 60-foot dish-shaped antenna, which will aim a beam ot microwave signal at a passing satellite. This will 'illuminate" the bal-hum so that the signals can be picked up by a directional radio antenna. Tie illumination will radiate from the satellite just as a searchlight shined on a polished ball would radiate in many di-rettions.

At Goldstone an ftj-fuot dish will scan the fiving sphere and record the reflected signal. The Coldstone facility is operated by the jet propulsion laboratory CURTAIN FALLS Hollywood, Oct. 2 Taylor veteran stag-e and screen actor, died unexpectedly Wednesday night. He was a matinee idol in the early the new fashion look School Board Defers Annex At Carlson (0 cfV By MARt.EXE RERENfM Daily New Staff Writer The Dayton board of education if yesterday rejected apparent low bids of $134,643 for an eight-room addition to F. G.

Carlson school because it will not be needed in the near future. The addition would have cost lew than $16,000 per classroom, a good price, according to Supt. good price, according to V. M. Bagwell, assistant superintendent in charge of buildings and ground.

The board held up construction of the addition because it learned from Supt. Robert B. French that a 450-house dev elopment '-jncent to the school would not be completed next year. The builder informed French that only 50 homes would be ready at that time. FRENCH SAID 400 homes would have necessitated 1 the building of IS additional classrooms.

Feeling that the builder might have been "optimistic" in predicting that the homes would be that numerous, the board earlier made plans for only eight rooms. Architects' drawings for the building ill be set aside until there is a definite need for the building. The board accepted bids for library equipment at Meadowdalr high school. Contracts will go to the Fred M. Cole ZV'v 587.67, and Condit Construction $963.09.

In other business, the board: ONE Authorized the president and elerk-ueasuren to sign a work agreement with the State of Ohio, giving the state the right rm I Mi 1 to make minor adjustments and do other work on Gorman school property necessary to the con si i I duction of the Route 4 expressway. The state will pay the board of education $5,000 for 7,108 square feet at the back of the school property. The ai-ea is now used for parking, TWO Appointed architect Freeman Pretzinger to prepare plans and specifications for a proposed new high school on the West side, and by so doing, assist the board in selecting a site. The appointment will be made with the understanding that the board will not be obligated to Pretzinger if it decides not to construct the building, THREE Authorized the signing of an annual contract with the Council for Retarded Children of Montgomery County, Inc. and the Montgomery county child welfare board for the operation of mentally retarded classes.

FOUR Appointed 14 teachers for the city-sponsored recreational program at Fairview high school. They will be paid $6 per evening for weekend nights and $4 per evening for school nights. Nine high school band-men were appointed for the foot ml I A ft 9 11 i i i i 'ii 'if tv i ball season and will receive $15 per game. Two men will re ceivt $30 each for pre-game prep James Kenrob Fur Blend Sweaters by Dalton Exciting new styling in kittensoft sweaters of Kengora 80 lambswool, 20 angora. CUTAWAY CARDIGAN in Beaver, Sprue Green, Alpine Blue, Gypsy Red 14.98 PLUNGE, COLLARED CARDIGAN with novelty knit trim.

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