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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1957)
Never before such supermarket convenience in your home! New Westinghouse eep-Door Freezer Keeps al! this food at your fingertips! Conflicting rules of the road from state to state and even within states constitute a serious hazard to motorists. By, Joseph N. Bell hecu completed. These rules of the road are backed hv the White House Conference on Highway Safety and tiii st other national traffic organizations. All that is needed now is to put them into general use .1 goal that's still a long way off. For while pay- :ip mm vice to tne inn 1...., idea of uniform traffic laws, riuii's no rigni on compounding me same errui--;. The one serious argument against uniformity - lh.it "'local conditions are different" has been proved unimportant by communities that have taken the .-!'' and reduced accidents. Other deterrents to uniform traffic laws are public apathy and the tendency of local and state officials Id insist that their own judgment prevail over that ni ejimris who have spent many years setting tip the medel ordinances. ile.e wt is m e lcforni of tremendous public benefit can he advanced by local civic group or even ;hiiials. Copies of the Uniform Vehicle Code i Model Traffic Ordinances are availoblo for a . iVe from the National Committee on Uniform Laws and Ordinances, ltjt'4 K St. N. . W.. .-on. 1) C. State and local officials can hardly i:,e eodes. once they have been called to their i, by aroused citizens. :no. the United States is expected to have SO c,,is on tin' highways an increase of almost over the number already crowding our l.!,,v. It's essential to the safety of millions of that something be done long before then ;i, uniformity of traffic regulations throughout v. This may not seem urgent right now. ,. :.. i true you're arrested, or narrowly avert .;. ,,.'..iy tiom home for doing something that v ... . i sou come from, remember the Uniform .. t',;, ., and let your government officials i4 them, too! rimily HVrlcly. June 2. I9'jl 5 This big new Westinghouse Upright keeps 447 lbs. of food at your fingertips so your family enjoys supermarket variety and eats more healthful foods. JUST LOOK AT ALL THESE DELUXE FEATURES! All the shelves are Quick-Freeze Shelves that sharp-freeze below zero to seal in food flavors assure uniform zero-degree storage. . Big Reach-In Compartments with handy loading shelves. Roll-Out Basket holds 50 lbs stores bulki est items. Four Deep-Door Shelves keep 56 packages in full view. Juice Can Dispenser holds 25 cans. Only 32 inches wide. ; y , , y 'jmj H mm K.m i j j . ... . j. . mm. i m t Modal UK 14 hew westimmouse CNisT raiticat HOLD UTTOm LBS. Separate Quick-Freeze Compartment narj freezes to seal in flavor. Storage IinkrU lift out . . . slide across. Moveable bividtra kp fixuls separate, aeai-iue . . . countrrJnnnj to open easily. Westinghouse gives the widnt ehoic of freezers with upright and rhest-tyim in aitn Utm 9 to 20 cu. ft. . . , at prices low u fi e twk. Ke th'm now at your Witinhou leaJw'. And, remember, W(tinghous hu ' built quality into electric refrigrtion since 130. mm m $ Model CK-20 $ TV's imp IrimtoUm hmwWwiiltthimw tWf (h Westinghouse ttectrtc Corp., Mftor Applance Division. Columbus, Ohio you can be SURE... if it's Westinghouse
