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THE YORK DISPATCH, THURSDAY. JULY 9, 1964. 41 1 1 -A 4J ECrirvisai Jt lj east footprints and make recordings, the manufacturers committee cf the It also has a lie detector, a mega-1 Oakland Chamber of Commerce, phone, a dictaphone and riot the County Welfare Department in addition to meters for radtoiogi- and Supervisor Robert E. Hannon, eal surveys. chairman of the county board of Other facilities In the van allow supervisors welfare committee, the office-operator to engage In 1 Under terms of the project.

Han-rescue work or conduct an in ten- non said, each participating menu sive investigation of almost every agrees to'offer one Job each kind of crime. In addition, the. year to a man or woman receiving rolling precinct has its own gen- public The welfare de-era tor to supply power for its light-1 partment performs the necessary mg and other electric equipment. screening and counseling. Orin says the van will save many I County Welfare Director Harold manpower hours and he adds, with Key hoe said the project will mean 3 touch of satisfaction, Its creat-' new start in life for many who ing quite a stir in police circles.

have never had this kind of opportunity." Often the persons receiving aid have many problems to overcome," rp have k4 unit for- irymg to Locate mai education, -nor skills, a back-I Jobs For Unemployed ground of many temporary or pgrt- 1 OAKLAND. CaL. UPI-A com-fe obs nd unity project called Operation 1 Bootstrap is trying to offer a hand- getting and keeping a Job. hold on self-sufficiency to the un-' Operation Bootstrap wUl try to 1 derprivileged of Californias Aia overcome some of these handicaps 'mS Suntv hopes the workers will take it TZ Operation recently, Op0m thfl ration Bootstrap is aimed at giv ing welfare recipients a chance to More tax fraud convictions than 5 M. w- ,1 A Ss COMPANY WILL BURY ANOTHER TIME CAPSULE Record of Our Times Is to Be Opened 5,000 Years Hence WASHINGTON It may be known as the Novjorkan Mondi.

Feiron In universally spoken Esperanto in the year 6939. A visjtor to the Hew York Worlds Fair-r-ff there is one then will be able to see some of the achievements his ancestors deemed notable 5.000 years before, 1 The visitor may or may not be impressed with microfilmed essays and pictures of suburbia, shopping centers, and superhighways. A transistor radio may seem as crude as stone age tool appears to Twentieth Century man. He may or may not eonsider a nuelear bomb explosion as something great. Put these records of what piay to him be an obscure civilization will be available to that visitor of the distant future, the National Geographic Society says.

Torpedo-Shaped Capsules It the wishes of the present generation are respected through the next five millennia, two gleaming, torpedo-shaped time capsules, containing a comprehensive record of our times, will be opened in A. D. 6939. One of the capsules, marked by a granite monument, was buried at the New York Worlds Fair in 1939. A second will be buried at1 the same site at the close of the cur.

I rent World Fair in October, 1965. 'Both capsules are the product of Westinghouse Electric Corporation which has erected its Worlds Fair pavilion over the site of the paginal capsule. I The 1939 time capsule contains objeets, photographs, and nore than 10,000,000 words a record of the history, faiths, arts, sciences, and customs of civilization up to then. They are enclosed in a 74-foot-lopg, 8inch-diameter tube of Cupaloy, an alloy of copper. Chromium, and silver, tempered to the hardness of steel.

The objects and records within are enclosed in sealed Pyrex glass chamber filled with inert gas. The capsule was buried in 50-foot shaft, surrounded by pitch and concrete. 1 T. The 1964 capsules measurements and mode of burial will be the same, although the outer skin of the tube will be made of Kromarc stainless steel, a combination of iron, nickel, chromium, manganese, molybdenum, and other metals. Update Original It will contain a record of developments since the original capsule World War II, nuclear energy, the beginnings of space exploration, jet aircraft, television, the United Nations, and countless other history-making events and inventions.

To select the contents of Time Capsule II, a committee of distinguished scholars, scientists, artists, and leading figures in every field has been established under the chairmanship of Dr. Leonard Carmichael, vice president of the National Geographic Society and former head of the Smithsonian Institute, 1 Among the fields to be covered in the selection ere atomic energy, arts and entertainment, commerce and indultry, communications, education, the humanities, how we live, fnedicine and health, science, space, sports and recreation, and world events. The capsule also will contain an assortment- of new inaterials and objects developed in the last 25 years. The committee, assisted by international advisory sub-committees, includes Dr. Detlev W.

Bronk, Dr. Ralph J. Bundle, Dr; Vannevar Bush, Dr- James B. Con ant. Dr.

Waston Davis Dr. Hugh L. Dryden, Dr. John Kieran, Dr. Henry Allen Moe, Dr.

Eugene Ormandy, Dr. Alfred Newton Richards, Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, Dr. William E.

Shoupp and Andrew Wyeth. 1 POLICE STATION ROLLS Headquarters on Wheels Clicks in California CONCORD, UPI The police chief of this San Francisco area city took a trip to England three years ago and came back jwith an unusual idea for his department: A traveling police station. I Working with two other officers. Chief Ron W. Orin built his idea into a reality.

He recently unveiled the rolling precinct with the Its the best piece of equipment of its type that Ive seen, even at Bramb Hiil Police College in England, where I got the idea. I The mobile unit which cost $7,000 to put together is an oversize panel truck. It is equipped with supplies to meet almost any emergency, from traffic accidents to riots, and it can be operated by one man. The van contains equipment to (take pictures, obtain fingerprints, ever were handed down last year. StosS StMrnnl g0al Conviction tot tied LAQJL up 'ill jobs and a $1.2 million annual de-j lover 1962.

Sentences totaled 233 crease in welfare payments. years in jail. 2.269 years on The program was developed by tion and $2 6 million in fines. ATTIC FLOOR PLAN SPACIOUS CAPE COD: Spaciousnees is the keynote of this threebedroom Cape Cod, which has 1,195 square feetof living area on two floors. There is one bedroomon the first floor with a full bath that doubles as a powder room for guests 'ind two oversized bedrooms on the second.

The architect is ermanH. York, 90-04 161st Jamaica, 32, N. and the plan is JUA199Y. PF3 t'U. IfeJS YEQ STUCCO OVER MASONRY BLOCKS, pslntod pastel color, mekee this coty-looking Florid retirement homo.

Inside, the wall and coiling ere Hooting terrasso end sliding glees doors, six feet wide, connect the kitchen end porch. At the hack of the porch te storage tor garden tool a and fortiliror. Economy of inetal lotion la considered in back-to-back plumbing lor tho kitchen and bath. Small side window give greeter privacy and two bedrooms insure good raeelo rsluo. Plan HA2S3R contain t29 square teat end designed by Jan Reiner, 1000 92nd St, North, St.

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