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2nd Section MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY," MAY 14, 1959 10 Pages
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A REAL TIGHT SQUEEZE Michael Reynolds, 18-year-old electrician's helper, got
himself jammed between roof and ceiling beams while working in a San Francisco
"""'i puat;u out irum neat ana iacK oi air. firemen naa to tear out part of the
ceiling to give him air and extricate him. Picture shows ambulance steward re
viving Reynolds before having him crawl out. i
'TKuncIer Over Berlin'
Sequence of News Events
Beaded Into TV Offering
By WILLIAM EWALD
UPI Correspondent
New York -UPD- Wednesday-
night's CBS - TV Armstrong
Circle Theatre entertainment,
"Thunder Over
Berlin," was a
plus and minus
offering. The
minus I might
as well get out
of the way.
It was this:
"Thunder Over
Berlin," pre
sented as a
William EwaM drama, wasn't
a theatre piece at all. It didn't
build. It had no real climax.
It contained not a plot, but
a sequence of news events
beaded together. Its charac
terizations were extremely
sketchy. The immediate events
of the exercise were so thin
that padding had to be added
-newsreel films, dramatized
interviews with sideliners, ex
planatory talks by narrator
Doug Edwards.
All this aside, it was a use
ful vehicle. Its material cen
tered around the incident last
February in which an Ameri
can convoy of four trucks was
halted at a Soviet checkpoint
in East Germany for 54 hours.
"Thunder Over Berlin" used
this incident as a pivot upon
which to swing a study of
the snappish Berlin situation.
In Terms of People
A straight documentary of
this sort might have proved
painful to many viewers, but
Circle Theatre wisely pitched
its story in terms of people
-the bored G.I.s detained by
the Russians, the elusive So
viet officials, the harassed
American officials working
semi-frantically to get the
show back on the road.
Some of the program's pre
tend talks with actors repre
senting Berliners were a little
gummy, but the G.I.s were
tedious enough to be real. The
soldiers were well played by
a quartet of unknowns-Don
Spenje, Jerry Stiller, Gino
Ardito and John Karlen.
4-H Club News
Shady Cove Cut Upi
The Shady Cove cut up 4-H
club met recently at the home
of Miss Edith Ann Lowery.
We played a game and had
refreshments.
Mrs. Gene Weitman started
us working on our draw-string
aprons. Two of the girls were
absent because of illness.
Our next meeting will be
May 25 at the home of Miss
Sandra Paulson.
Edith Ann Lowery,
Reporter
SPACEMEN GET SPACE
Washington- (DPD -President
Eisenhower has made space
for the spacemen. He signed
a bill (Wednesday authorizing
the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration to give
up its scattered temporary
quarters and lease office
space in Washington.
NAME FITS
Windsor, England - flJPD -Hockey
Brian Swift, living up
to his name, was fined $14 for
speeding in his car.
Six Local People Attend TB Meeting
Six persons from Jackson
county attended the annual
meeting in Portland of the
Oregon Tuberculosis and
Health association last week.
Those attending were H. P.
Jewett, president of the Jack
son County Tuberculosis and
Health association, Mrs. Ivan
Burton, Mrs. Herbert Nelson
and Mrs. Lawrence Tweedy,
all representing the local as
sociation, and Miss Frances
Clink, supervisor of nurses
HAVE IT YOUR OWN WAY!
I ("Vodka Martini or Bloody Mary? Screwdriver or Vodka Highball?
f ' 'Whichever drink you prefer, be sure ifs made with Smirnoff Vodka,
of the Jackson county health
department, and Miss Mary
Ellen Bell, also of the health
department.
The two-day meeting cov
ered many phases of tubercu
losis control and several re
lated public h.ealth problems.
Two speakers were from the
National Tuberculosis associa
tion. Dr. H. McLeod Riggins,
New York, president - elect.
discussed the ultimate goal of
the association, and Dr. James
E. Perkins, managing direc
tor of NTA, New York, dis
cussed the work of that group
in the field of respiratory dis
eases. Dr. Ambrose S. Chur
chill, Salem, director of the
tuberculosis control section of
the Oregon state board of
health, presented the Oregon
tuberculosis picture and pro
jected the problem of TB con
trol into the future.
COUNTESS DIES
Viareggio, Italy- (UPD -Carolina
Ciano, 84, mother of ex
ecuted Italian fascist Foreign
Minister Galeazzo Ciano, died
here Wednesday. Her son Gal
eazzo was shot in 1943 on
orders of his father-in-law,
Benito Mussolini, for siding
against him in a fascist grand
council vote.
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