he Bend Bulletin, Tuesday, June 21, 1955
Phonograph Manufacturers
Come Ouf With Hi-Fi Models
By IIOHKKT ZIMMKItMAN
I'nlh-d I'rciitt Stuff ('orfeKikIent
NKW YORK (UP The phono
graph manufaetiirers aiv c-jjniii)!
out with their 1 955 models jmd
any one can sop there's a pint
afoot to snateh hiuh fidelity oul of
dud's tinkering hands and give it
to mom and the kids.
Why, asks Hie httle lady, have
at! that junk elu'.tenr.r no (lie liv
im: ro-im? We can tfet the same
Ih'riT all put together in a bee
yvtlfi:l mahogany cabinet that
would lo'tk l ively rieht over here
The man who hses this anjinent
cin net nwiy his soldinu iron aw1
await dr livery of whatever mode'
o. rf tidy-mixed hi-fi his pork'-tbooV
eavi survive, from $75 to $1500 and
binnd.
When the phon-Hjraph division o'
Columbia Uncords unve;led Yi ncv
record players the other day r
looked more like a fashion show
There was hi-fi in charcoal Kiuy
und hi fi in royul blue. Also blond'
and mahogany.
Wmivin Iluyer
"Women make 70 per cent uf the
purchases of phonographs," sak1
Columbia President James B
Conkling. "Our 195G sales cam
paign will he based on eye appeal,
not just sound appeal."
Columbia's hi-fi sets soil for up
lo $179.95, but over at RCA Victor
the designs went overboard. Vic
tor's craftsmen came up with an
outfit called "Mark I" that com
bines a hi-fi phono with four speak
ers, a tape recorder and an AM
FM radio in a massive walnut or
mahogany cabinet. The thing sells
for S1G00.
The do-it-yourself hi-fi men are
holding their own, however. Klec
tronic suppliers report their saJes
of individual hi-fi components
turntables, amplifiers, speakers,
etc. are better than ever.
liul the form hi-fi has long since
I come oul of the workshop. Trav
jler Radio Corp. of Chicago, which
ptil: oul ulreaJy-aMK'nhicd hi-fi
j -:eu., amuunced that a survey
..-flowed 8J per cent of its record
olayerj were bougiit, or at hast
picked out, by teen-agers.
"Hi fi sales to teenagers are fast
:ec jmiiig the backbone of the hi-fi
ndustry," said the bulletin from
I'r.'iV-ler. "I-'or every .'e' -vd
n vty' hi-fi enthusiast there arej
J iwts S'lld ti teenagers."
The trend away from do-it-your
At hi-fi may have gone as far as
t en in p ew emie) in s
red by V-M Corporation c' Benlon
larbor, Mich. Not only docs it
line in such cjIois -as charcoal
rwn, honey beige and dawn gray
t embodies the new ".Siesta
Jw'itch-"
The Siesta Switch" turns off the
honogrnph (both turntable mot jr
md amplifier) at tiie end ol th
.word so no electricity is waste'
while the wenry hi-fi fan catrhe:
W winl.s.
Camp Planned
By Olympians
The Olympians, a Washing toi
Upine organization, plun a sum
nor camp in the Green lakes
irea, near the base of the Soutl
ilster, In August, Marion K. Cudy,
lend Chamber of Commerce man
ager, reported Monday.
Diva Kuule of Houiam, Wash
lead of the Olympians' campiii'
omniittee, wrote to Cady to ob
ain information about the area.
Sierra club members from Caii
fornia established a base camp-a
Green lakes this past summer.
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Trout Planting Gets Underway
BIRD'S-EYE VIEW An aerial view of Redmond's water plant shows the new million gallon
steel reservoir at left before it received the coat of aluminum paint. Immediately to its right is
the nev purnphouse, and right of that ts the small laboratory, shop and chlortnator room. The
large white flat-roofed slrucluro beyond is the f'-itor plant, to its right the settling basin end ex
treme right the screening basin. In right foreground is the former residence of water plant fore-,
man. On the right edge of the settling basin has been added the plant scale Installation for in
troducing charcoal, sodium silicate and alum into the water to aid in removing algae should
they become prevalent this summer, according to city superintendent John Berning. These
products are then settled out, along with the odorous algae taste, as the water progresses
through the filtration system. The new reservoir and improvements at the plant were built at
a cost of approximately $75,000.' (Photo for The Bulletin by Giles)
RIDR TALK 287
Prosperity In The Air
fiood imm art hir Jtin Winlvr hi fone Hummer 1 hrrt So I'-'l ui
Cat bnay ('lean up PM up lluy ft cr o placn liny ntw iult, nrw
tint pair HMt-" Jet (lint Nauhtrtir Sm lit, firttt Drmucrut Senator !: tei I
from Ortgon for 40 rian The T6uritt ri'itli In on Kirk DoiikIuh Sl his
Holly wimhI acloni are MomtrrlriK mony all ovar ('antral Orrgtin llualnmi
food Tha April bulldlnr permlU wrra $lal,70 May permits for build Inn
A allaratlona waa II1V.H03 For June io far. 2 biff It etna A million dollar
arhool A auditorium And ntw TrUpliona Ilulloinir, $201,111 l.adlta A
CanlUman, let ua fet bablnd lha Chambfr of Com mere They aro dulnir
good Job Thank you
C. ?. Ievoret Ark an was Traveler
Author of Bide Talks
P.8. To tha JS.0M rradrra of (tire fllda Talk Am arln- you avain aoon
Reservoir Work
Ends at Redmond
Spt'chtl to The tt.ilMiii
KKUMOWI) CunstrtK-Unn of
t'-dinotiil's ni-w million gaHun ns
rvoir was cumlftt".l alicad of
;rht -(tu If, hut full op.r-ition wit
)l he effective until uhout July
Ti when all pumping futilities ar
iistallcil und tested. ncvuviYwvX to
'JT supi'i intenilent Juhn H rniiu',
All seam welds have been testn
for leakage and consti-uetion has
been approved by American Wat
ei-works engineers as well as th
eily's en);ii leering firm in C'orval
lis. The reservoir, built by Chicago
Bridge and Ii-on Co., is Wi feel in
diameter und 40 feet hinb. The e
terior is pa i tiled aluminum and in
terior walls were painted it'
red lead.
(TITIINS AKKKST
KNOXVIM.K. Tenn. (UP) Po
lice saui a moionsi wnose auto
! was rammed Ir.st week by
hit-and-run truck chased the truck
on foot for three blocks, caught it
and made a citizens arrest of tin
driver on drunken driving charges.
All shippers large nnJ small alike get these oust:inding
services when they ship via the Spokane, Portland and Scatlla
Railway.
Fast, dependable service.
Careful handling
Convenient schedules to all major points in the U. S.
Make your next shipment large or small via the
S. P.4S. Ry.
Call Oregon Trunk Railway Co. today to make your
routing and (hipping arrangomonti.
K. A. Kmk.'U, 1100 Dlvlxlon, l-iili I.HftO
G. A. Sllluvorth, (li-n. Anint, lMinnp 4:W, B-mhI. OnKn
Ocnorat Olllcit: Anioritnn Bank Bldg., Portland, Or.
SPOXAXE, P0HTLAM) and SEATTLE
KAILWAY SYSTEM
He Interviewed Wrong Fellow
DAYTON, Ohio (UP) Tony from his wife and rushed her to
he hospital where she Irid a b!v
;ix minutes before the wife of th
Ivet, a reporf..: for the Daytoi
fournal Herald, interviewed n pros
leetive father at the Miami Valh- j nan Svet interview! i.
imspnai on a miners uay assign
inent.
iiefore he could write his story
lowever. Svet yu an anxious cal'
Tlje furaphieul center of Hit
Unih-d Ktntts is n.-ar lebau.m.
Kan. .
Planting of 1!X)0W Rainbov
trout cf 1 10 KamLoops s;ra.n in
Diamo.id lt.ke cot und. r way to
ilay, following a del;y v.iJU- ;
toxicity check of the waur was
being made.
Origin: planting f t'' trou!
.:i Ihe ni;li Cascade lake, water
) whicii ws treat: d last S'-pK m
btr to eradicate tr.ua iiy.i, na
neen s f for I st week A pivli.:: .
inary etieck at that time indicated
that a toxicity condition might
still exist.
Rotenone, a derris root com
pound, was usrd to kill all fish in!
Diamond lake last f:ul. To make
la toxicity ttst some live dsh wee.
lowered into the dtept sl pans a
ihe lake in "cages " Tint test hu
week indicated that toxicity still
xis'.' d.
Fui'ihei ivvtoLd t-iat l.i
. sli Io,a'-,-"1 hiij i" .e lalu h i
been affected by the niaimtr liuy
.Ml bcuii piaetd in die e.u.s, n
,y possible to :i? co:iuitio:is.
Tr.ut to bo planted in Diamond
lake are being moved from th
Wizard Falls hatchery in t!ir
U-UJ..S, and it is cpcitd that lii
I.-'- will f'kn tii o"V v p o
LEGAL NOTICES
I'OUND NOTICE
t J ruler OriinuiK-e No. -10 . the followiny
.loKk w.il Of t,ff-if. for alv ht th Ciiy
r'-.uiid at ,-Mu p.M. n June 24th, lULL.
Oi.r
rei. Mil t
fl..
TrUf tt.
a v.'K. Tiie iCamlyopa range up
u five inches in length.
Later, an additional 5UO.000, iiiin-
iuv-.s;z.i, -Kainloopi: will he plant
ed in Diamond lake, in abojt a
month. (laine cu.ii.ion prson
ntl s'liJ the yoimy trout liv e--ppchd
to fare veil, inasmuch
thtiv is evidence of th recovery
of insect I'fe in the lake.
Diamond lAke will remain el as -d
to atiKliiiK unli the start of the
lake season in VMM.
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