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TWO MEDFOBD (OREGON) MAIL THIBUNE
Tuesday, May 23, I960
A NichoU' Worth of
Comment On This and That
By HARMAN W. NICHOLS
Wtoi ft Future Wiitn
Washington, May 23 (IMS
On of these days, if things work
out, maybe you can take a pup
tent on a ti.h-
1 gel tilt liiiiis
1 1 i v a b le in a
1 few sec o n d s
with a Dicycie
pump.
I i a w a
d emonstration
of a m e on
a larger scale
at the cele
bration of arm
ed forces day
at Boiling
field.
An air-borne
tent was brought here from
Wright field, O. There were no
roustabouts to hammer down
the stakes. The circus people who
do that Job with mechanical pile
drivers could have taken a les
ion. This tent, built by the B. F.
Goodrich people for the engi
neering division of the air ma
terial command, was a master
piece. Total weight of the thing was
740 pounds and when it was up
it was as big as a four room
house. The canvas came in eight
sections, each 10 feet wide. The
covers were zippered together
rapidly by GIs and when it was
Uarmus NlctaoU
MEBFGRD
BEAUTY
SCHOOL
IS
W9
AX
Shouting for Students
Many Good Jobs Open
ENROLL AT ONCE
In Our June Clan
Phone Portia Henderson
2-6336
NOW-WONDERFUL RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
f'Juit can't keep from writing you.
Eating ALL-BRAN every day brought
me complete relicl Irom constipannn.
Medicines had tailed
to straighten me outl".
Mr.A.S. Beatty.Sr.,
Corneraville, Tenn.
Ont of many untnlic
lud Utttrt from ALU
BRAN users. You,
too, may expect to
overcome constipa
tion due to lack of
dietary bulk if you follow this advice:
Eat an ounce of crispy Kellogg'a
ALL-BRAN daily, drink plenty of
water I If not completely satisfied after
10 days, return empty carton to
Kellogg's, Battle Creek, Mich. Get
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACKI
all over you had an area of 1680
square feet covered by a tent 80
feet long, 21 feet wide, and 16
feet high.
The boys put the air blowers
to work on long tubes which
looked like the tails on the tube
vacuum cleaners and within six
minutes, after the preliminaries,
it was up.
Handy for War
Ed Kalzenmeyer, the project
engineer for Goodrich, says that
the tent would be handy in time
of war as a briefing tent for
plane crews before a takeoff
against the enemy.
Actually, the tent was design
ed by the air force primarily for
use as a portable photographic
processing laboratory. The
"building" is made entirely of
cloth-rubber fabric.
Structural members which
hold the weight and shape of the
tent, which will stand up under
a 40 mile wind, are irregularly
shaped tubes which, when filled
with air, become rigid and capa
ble of supporting the rubber
fabric cover that zips together.
The tent was shown to the
public on armed forces day for
the first time.
Visitors saw aerial photo
graphs of the Washington area,
taken only a short time before,
processed by a high-speed print
ing machine the only one of its
kind around so far.
Many Possibilities
Katzenmcyer said the blow-up
tent has all sorts of possibilities,
"Even the Ringling people
might find it a time-savor," he
said. "And the pup tent idea isn't
beyond possibility, either.
All in all, it was quite a show.
Hnlling entertained a quarter
of a million on Saturday and as
manv or more on Sunday.
The folks had a look at the
best our uncle has come up with
since the war stopped being a
shooting war and turned into a
cold one. There were jets, big
guns and little ones, plus every
thing else that would come in
handy if another bad one comes
along.
What impressed most people,
though, was the absense of big
military brass, unless maybe
some of the fellows showed up in
the livery of the m a n on the
street.
Eniisted military police shooed
the captains and lieutenants to
one side so that the spectators
could watch the show.
But even better no long
winded speeches.
Period Designated as
Apprenticeship Week
Salem, Ore., May 23 (U.R)
Gov. Douglas McKay has desig
nated the week starting tnriny as
apprenticeship week in Oregon
"in recognition of the import
ance of this work and the nn
sional significance of the west
ern conference of apprenticeship
scheduled to open at Seaside"
today.
The Seaside conference will
continue through Friday and is
expected to attract some 1.500
delegates from the 1 1 western
states, Alaska and Hawaii.
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Young Sunbather
Killed by Wild Auto
Eugene, Ore.. May 23 :U.R-
Barbara Jean Paul. R. was sun
bathing in her yard In Eugene's
Glcnwnod district Saturday.
Suddenly a runaway car
driven by a young boy who had
lost control of the vehicle ca
reened across the lawn and ran
over Barbara Jean and her sister,
Jeannelte Yvonne, 11.
Harhara Jean died in Sacred
Heart hospital yesterday. Yvonne
was in fair condition.
The 15-year-old driver of the
car was held on a charge of reck
less driving.
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On County Visit
Medford school officials have
I announced the time table for the
1 showing of the Oregon Liberty
j Bell at Medford schols. The bell
1 will appear in Jackson county
on 1 hursday, May 25, in connec
tion with the current Independ
ence savings bond drive of the
United Stales treasury.
The schedule is 10:55 to 11:10
a.m.. Lincoln school: 11:15 to
11:30 a.m., Roosevelt school;
11:40 a.m. to noon, Washington
school; 12:05 to 12:25 p.m., Jack
son school; 12:30 to 1 p.m., jun
ior high and 1:07 to 1:25 p.m.,
senior high. From 5:30 to 7:45
p.m. the bell will be on display
on the Southern Pacific com
pany area at Main and Front
streets, according to Morris
Leonard Sr., county bond orive
chairman.
Other Stops Listed
Jackson county itinerary of
the bell includes stops at other
schools. Rogue River at 8:40
a.m., Gold Hill at 9:25 a.m.,
Central Point at 10:10 a.m..
Phoenix 1:40 p.m.. Talent 2:15
p. m., Ashland 2:50 to 4 p.m. The
bell will be shown on Ashland
streets from 4 to 5 p.m.
Col. H. J. Meirlng will have
charge of the Boy scout guard
of honor accompanying the bell
through the county. Selected
high school seniors will go along
also.
America's Liberty Bell is tak
ing on new emphasis as a sym
bol of freedom in connection
with the bond drive. The savings
bond division of the treasury de
partment is sending 52 nearly
exact replicas of the bell on
tours of the 48 states, District of
Columbia. Alaska, Hawaii and
Puerto Rico.
The alloy of copper for the
bells was furnished by six of
America's largest copper com
names. A foundry at Annecy.
France, cast the bells at a cost
of SI 20.000. The bells are the
exact size of the original and
have approximately the same
tone.
Ford Motor company has fur-
Free needlework pattern print
ed in book.
nlshed trucks for hauling the
bells. r:"iie W.l'irl:, V'.arel-..iusv
company, Portland, has i.rovia-'
ed Lucas F. Weiler as driver of
the bell truck in Oregon.
Dead tins on Clasilfled Ada
V30 p.m for following day. 10 am
Monday for Monday; noon Saturday
(or Sunday a m
ROBIN TOO GREEDY
Memphis. Tenn. UM0 -- ,ecu : .,,
Holt turned up a 10-inch blacl
snake while digging in his gar
den and a bold robin swooped
down for the feast. For 40 min
utes the bird struggled with the
snake. Finally the robin gave up
and flew away.
CARD Or THANKS
Out heartfelt thanks to all tha dear
WHO exil-nai-a a.Miipauiy ana
10 1 our receni be. .lavement, and
ir the beautiful iclv;Cf. floral offer
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.-u indeed vcr - .Heal.
Mn. Mary Mosher, '
Lea Xosher,
Jack Mosher.
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