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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1959)
o o 3 o o o 00 i o O o o S o GO O 00 o o O O o oo o o o o 0 o r,0 o o o o o o o o0 O o o o 5 o u o o o O " o- o " C)O0- 0o n O n o O O o & ' 2 o - 9 n O o 00 o O P Q 0 OooO o 0 u o cS I. '11 IV 2 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. A ThugdaygOc 1,1 V. VT 8; SBas.fl country it uff fey q hereb Wasdiington - Th people c Blftitanf a tiny natio tu8ka betweei Indi ajid omm, nist - dominatgd, Tpea. fttl themselves the "tfcuiftler ym jge" and, cherish - tfc.Q drgjov t.y . J w$f rtu,' EUt until recent MroijJte ta MegMsHy i fTovf$3gi with CoOimuiOst una, thit ) thf hoMeftofi, arid bewa,- iftitrg ;hOd played ..- fve t? evfti efftjiag most silent Die ir vor Ji 'oPi - jcung ma? pc tf, history. ftidfcn in h CHfcn-J alts. o alayfi, the giro's hifhtfc I Th tte 9 eR BACK IN PUBLIC Radio and TV star As&ur oGodfae (left) makes his first personal Public appearanc 6pM his recent cancer operation. Here he appears St Eastern States Exposition horse show in W&Sfcrgjg field, Mass., with his horse "Goldie," aidexpoTitoo president J. Loring Brooks or WUbrahicn,ia Scientists Se'ekf' Satellites With Lpfs of Lungppicp o O OO ittrv mhrii. i Sana vokw Snog Mi:Tl o mountain peaceMl Bftuttn was so rnote as to mate Tiet seco 1ft e a croof Not until lfcl was an Jlgir ican aftowed t vis coiSitry. , o Ab9t lglf e "sizt of -diana, J!hun tg,uOhe bql In(tan jungly and l"ibtft peaks. Like WepiS n 4 kim, it?tgids bffbVt the Indians ajidoth ChfiVa Communists. tr -o- O O eV- e9 art no jf loyiytoatheir tlam totoiifnMfififiii loom, tnecgtfe obs,ana tfe CemfienaaaaifA, taa -natiofitl Sao. Mt-faniP, fey tia. oBn so fcut ia are Ao, hiafli Softools- c!n If o Siftctaa in sifthety r1 foliar astar9-ift5c tht hui esfi ajajeal to"Au hungcfti, tJl god $)l Cuq;. To pjcify lnt ?gry faity, the peoJe TTT 1 i l ai 1 0T nmn f - -.--i: I u Jse HW had hoped ' al celeSrateEis 68th birihLy nefljbeitiant of wealth and, W.ai&e. ttca, tttla oltbe (fraftLif jwwrt? eex else where a Pticaiif aeeybcty in Bha 49 etofh a eat ta ay ufnfl et at eosjcete. Xhay 14 J?ja ueaj bfr aeiadi a petfK4 ta mk Sin) $:ii?t tt i Ida Watfe. o0 TaSoi8tictU otarai 9Awta ketla$ ve- tclt Voa pod r hist disfnte f "takin lift. Mf - Leplaik boar,0 tier,' leosid, ,bgs9., cheetah, u n O 3 Oo 00 o co O Washington-to explore Mars or Venus, scientist need satellites that c broadcast through millions of miles of space Mars never comes closer to the earth than 34 milgon miles and at tunes Q-uises Z50 million miles away. Venus is the earth's closest neighbors in space apart from t&e . moon and an occasional com et or asteroid but it Sever swings closer thh 24 million miles. It would take present rockets about 150 days to reach Venus. Broadcasting ever vast dis tancesor such long periods will require , a great deal of electric power. Hcpwver, satellites are cut off fm earthly supplies of electricity, and conventional chemical batteries capable of supplying sufficient power weigh too much. Hence scientists are in vestigating ways fo?g satel lite to manufacture its own electricity as it goes along. Solar Power Promising One way is to convert solar power into electric power. The " Vanguard, I satellite, carrying six solar cells, has been transmitting since its launching oh March 17, 1958. It represented the first suc cessful application of solar power to satellites. Encouraged by Vanguard I, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration launched the -now famous "paddle-wheel" satellite, Ex plorer VI, on Aug. 7, 159. Explorer VI looks like an awkwSrd cross betweeS a windmill and a beach ball. But it is considered the most sophisticated satellite ever to soar through space, and it may carry the answer to the electricity problem. The satel lite has four square paddles that jut ou from the sphere Each . paddle contains 2,000 solar cells that turrPsAlight 0to electricity. They prottg a wide surfadi ta cjftch sun- ciight, and are arraagecT so4 that at least one alwgys faces the sun. 0 Even with ?ts 8,000 Iaj ceils , Explorer e vi inree transmitters still use electri city faster than ti$ alls can make i So the primary trans mitter remains Jileitf fr Igtg periods whi eledtrfb jower is3 being built f p; the othr two low-power transmitters continue to run. Etyring th primary transmittea 9 rest periods, data collected by in struments are stored Cn a digi tal compute. Upon siffml from the earth, the tftingmlt ter pours out in a few secortJs all the kifc&mation caliactei ovep several houi. Report Blicrometearii - Sontt mstrumeats record the impa of xosmic dusl, or micrometeorites, which has long been considered a, pos- sihlp hazard ftor sDace travel. OtheS devices meaure radio waves, the earthl magnetic field, and fthe radiation in belts surrounding the earth t altitudes of 600 to perhaps 35,000 miles. An instrument sflggetting nrimitivp television cxmera maps, in code the ctoed ers . 1 1 1 m J 3 over xne earui. xne cuucu chart is sent to an Carthboundl receiver, gnd turned into crfgje photograph of waathar patterns. Bventtally,. scien- tually, scientist hope tht satellites , will provide de tailed mans of weatBar fill Iver the worlQ. Ts woul provenvaluabie lor iorecaats and weather research. Explorer VI takes les man 13 hours to complete an or bit that ranges from 26S0d miles to within 260 milas of the earth. The sphere i pected to remain in $qut imtil late I960 granger. bo TO THE RESCUE WEED WITH OS NATURAL ENEMIES i o o ooo Q o o 0 0 (raval abturt fait8 aiOi fbr AiaJ51e (tivtt fn8 swords. (ytttie8pt tht countryside. ' JfeaSte, ffi ftrtt 9xg an 8riet BUSflo "'ith 0medie WJOWR - 1 tgie-Ounoocan-$on, tn8erqps ' ct p u 1 1 s, ogs, cdas of mVl, minoc arouhita iel6, and bows $& olft. Archery is Bh,u- p e ne. bf runnirJi 32 miles, but Teg crarilp forced hinwto give up h-ty. n U- ' O One of the reasons Hyde gave for his failure jto go the distahcjwas: "I hav't ru at all in three years." ' , He referred-to s 65th bhidag) when jQeOcovered 40 miles in five hours. o n o 0 of . VcX 1;J WH -e- wtjjatir HWWIN. GANGLAND style, "Little Aufne'Ti- sano and his companga, a blde former beauty contest winer, Janice )rake, were found dad by New York ($olicg) in his automobile. Pisano, whose real name wai Anthony CarfSio, was a former lieutenant of AI Capone nd one of the nation top ranking hoodlums. Killeri id in tck seat of Pisano's car, fl& af terghootin ',' cd 9 fkfiduy from o o . , O O ' o Qhevrdlet . 1 - ""y- J o . 0 o O 3P o o go 00. 06 u o- oo0O oO c . o .Q 0ooo"0oC,e '0- o " " OO. O Oo" OU . .. . ' , " 00 o o Is! 1945 BOTXSISTS 1K1 9 CXLIFCV?MIA IMPORTED THt LEAP EATIN0 BIETLt A-C7 Th BOOT BOm RO. EUROPEVO ' KTROPUCED THEM INTO WE WEED MFE5TEP FIELDS. TWc LEAP EATING BEETLE. fsl 190 23(XOQ0ACKS OF CALIR3PNIA RANGELAND WERE INFESTED WITH THE nokicus KLAMATH WEEDvwch not wiy DEPLETED FOBVGE PUNTS BUT ALSO HAD ADVERSE EFFED5 CN CATTLE WHCH ATE THE PLANT, CAUSING THEM TO LOSE WEIGHT ICLAMMH WEED AND THE RttTT -JfcnCV "A 9CeQ?FEEE!N&CNTHtKJUI& 'kVlLT , 1 r SOON BROUGHT THIS WEED PE5TUNDE?inisUL fffis is tht on tftil siyiQ JiRt m mm m mm iti luMfiryiflil iflt $&Mi$m$ m 4K the'l so ... ..... r.. " O O - ' fltucfo IhiTS newand fliffgflfif ibgyi thii jupflitte;gjiirel 1 stands X)ut from tftifili ERl I fmsfominted coin. Aft5 Bf uS IS llMglS vef !riffl, finsfe3 efance oits tom ody 6y filhlf, SH Iflmfdflably firadtei; g il il te h& fi aiftWiusas this new 0 O ' - . ' Chfyyi irs got AM the thrifty virtues that make if ynmistakably a Chevrolef-wlth ttmmmy of operation, new 4eprndaf)i flew longer life. Here, then, we're confident loth you ifil pup gude sritt oiI Igreg, is the o n r nearest to perfection a low-priced gar iver came! U.S. SAVINGS BONOS can meam mone FO? Oue CHILDS EDUCATION . -INVEST IN 6AV1M5S SONDS TODAY 10M' XUI? FAWLV5 CfcEAMS CDWE TRUE TOMORROW Two natives of Illinois have served as vice presidents of the United States. One was Adlai Stevenson under Presi dent Grover Cleveland and the, other was Charles G. Dawes under President Calvin Coolidge. The now divided city of Berlin was formed in 1432 by the merger of two settlements across from each other on the Spree River. They had been founded in 1237. BRILL METAL WORKS Commercial Industrial Residential Sheet Metal Work Stainless. Galvanized and Copper Fabrication 228X West Main PHONE SP 2-4 Here' tfie ca ifcftf intto&tt 9: Ofefe f dacadb cf 6igH mfy 0t iwi tkai'i itf ajl dj&vaftt tta m$ aaW itegB t' tin tpkklit 'CI yitk V sum iaaaie, vnfteat tfta koMl, mew i t4kf 4ttn-eaalb Kim. Breshly shaped contouji Mdi ascft. frctS ihe unifiefl new griUfi th8 jatniy rear deck, fittaal wit! orfts- mansh) you'd cxptct a tl o . dfcast ewmteiv atk. Inside:, Che iidly tunr Body y Fisher W?imn you wiUi $ndy tailored faerie rnacio? legase tW' ttn tsnwl ii, rooua to 4 ia-frtwtr jwridad b .. OarrT " iW-i4i Mt l Btr vaaytfui rf fcrfc aptaa. "Aa4 artaat wa laf xam fay ihge tB3 a H lUITi-ftanfa to t2 ClaTrotei' K&mr fi Icnra.tfc tradvavia&ion tumdL o o o ". O - P. : Tide w3L persuade you intei jently, , there's not 4 car- near b price that comas close to the iujbeo. (tofnferfi of this cn Adding to your !S0Bae f $iWai o4 aoUdity $r thicfer, Oewlj 4igned rub &mr tnosmte that do n evenotgffe tiSScaaai job diaoiatinc roadalwc&v o o 0-0 ,Q rovioW bv t ck(tio of tVD standi jtnjtuftawy's faad Hi-Tfcft 6 0 Cbt aA Ob KfU m Cvy' luft aod e Iawwny Xmrfe-dRx V8 that f ett up & HP &or0 jntlee out lkaB Itf fvJt- t nermsi nals. Piatt's iloif of fiV tibaj f s ewftsl nonbjioftai fa tyfc tite eaacli poTet cwniiSicai ettisfy the itjk in foo aVdvkc St. CbTy' ddoast m com&i awl ccfavenjencet Mkavfeende hack to its eau6r-to PM& (ial twjfauj) luggege 0 actually come CDPfatruwanfc. You JT, lso nnd a o aroji non cof anient parlig, brae that (putojpttioally ritgrns toondfnial heigfit ter applicatkm, a new clutch linkage tht filte outecine im pulses raore effeclrely than ever id rgsr two-toningotif available on all 10 fresh-minted mqels. , imssi as all thimay look injirint, theSfe's really only one way to 11 howfiear to perfection this superlative 60 Chevrolet and that's to (9, your dealer ad drive one! fcm CHEVROUT A rrrr.i O O o - w te. yam'towi mthriz$$ hevfoUt decile f e n . o ;7 if-- 8' O 0 . Ooo O o oo 0o O . - O O O . o O o G G0 . i . . . . .. . OOO O 9 Q v - T, - 1 --" ' Ve ' e" 0-0 O
