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NEW MACHINES Two new machines have
been Installed in the weather bureau sta
tion at the Medford airport which will fa
f.. cilitate the speed and accuracy o weather
predictions. At left is shown R. D. Church,
- meteorologist in charge of the Medford sta
" tion, as he tapes a message for transmittal
j on the agricultural meteorology teletype
writer. At the right is Arthur W. Fritz,
meteorologist with the Medford bureau. He
is checking a world map as it is received
on the new Alden facsimile. This is used
primarily to relay weather charts from thj!
national meteorological center in Washing
ton, D. C. (Knackstedt photo)
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Teletypewriter, Facsi
Installed bv Weather Bureau
A teletypewriter and an Al
den facsimile, photographic
transmitting machine, have
been acquired by the weather
bureau at the Medford airport
itation to facilitate the speed
, and acuracy of weather pre
; dictions, R. D. Church, mete
orologist in charge of the Med
ford bureau, has announced.
The teletypewriter circuit
joins all weather bureaus in
the state and subscribers in
cluding newspapers and radio
stations.
Statewide forecasts, both lo-
Area Students Are
Slated to Receive
SQG Degrees Today
' Ashland - About 250 South-
em Oregon college students
will receive diplomas and
: certificates at the 36th annual
: commencement exercises in
Ashland's Lithia park starting
i at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
; Among area students who
1 are expected to receive de-
2 grees are:
' Bachelor of science in general
- atudies. Ralph Anthony Belnap.
Lee Ellis Bennett, Richard
Ketchum, Marilyn Louise Michael,
Morton Wayne Scripter, Bernice
Marilyn Skoop. Robert Lawrence
Smith. Rodney Neal Strieby. Dale
' El wood Truax, Charles Edward
i Vandergaw, Ashland; Robert Dick
. Lockridee, Jack Lawrence McGiv-
ney, John Leon Simpson, Grants
Pass; Jam!S Darrell Benson, Rob-
ert Thomas Green, John Michael
" Root. John Leonard Rudy, Marilyn
. Patricia Straube. Earle William
Tichenor II, Medford.
Bachelor of arts in general stu
" dies: Jack Thomson Harrow. Rob-
- ert Leroy Hessig, Franklyn Daniel
'. Mahar, Cynthia Snowden Thuma,
. Ashland; William Frederick Speers
. Ill, Grants Pass; Sandra Nichols
Ekerson, Ronald Eujtene Fields,
' Walter Eston Humphrey, Hiyjh
Oliver Nichols, Medford; Terrence
: Norman Tallis, Hilts. Calif.
Bacneior or science in euucHiiuu.
Kenneth Gordon- Arnold, Mnbel
' Pearce Atkinson, Marilyn Crowley
' Brock, Duane Lloyd Burket. Gary
V Adrain Childs. Edward Ricnard
Grable, Mary Ann Conger. Sherry
Louise Conley, Mary Louise Hon
; son, AHeen Sweeney Hillestad.
. Carmelita Mae Hussey. Siarla Aim
- Trippett Jewell. Robert Charles
Johnson. CarolfM Jones. Earl Rich
, ard Kirby, Edward Allen Klor.
."- Siva Verlene KniRhten. Robert
. George Kramer, Chester Ronald
" Lapp, Roser Leeroy Lcatherman,
John Doyle Maulsby, Maxine Jo
anne Mason, Esther Ann Merriman.
,', Michael Ian Morgan. David Clair
Parkhurst. Phyllis Jean Reser,
Judith Kay Rinker, Lorna Lee
' Schweinfurt. Claud Silverwood
. Eleanor lOwlse Silverwood, Ronald
Francis Singler, Richard Lewis
Smith. Vivian Jean Stevenson.
' Laurel Ann Strieby, Jacqueline
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Jeanne Whitsett, Carol JoAnn
Wright, Asniann; xaiaa t.eiia
Acker. Ralph Lawrence Albright,
Catherine Asplund, BetUe Love
Buonocore, Eldon Gail Francis,
Nancy RutledKe Gustafson. Gale
Allen Eastwood. Leona Lorraine
Hageman, Lauralee Graham Irby,
Peggy Joyce Keever, Maureen Mc
Curdy, Ethel Lee Myers. Harold
Leon Myers, Maurice Nelson,
Catherine Reese Peterson, Gloria
Jean Quackenbush. Marion Meryle
Rice, George William Robbins,
Susanne Adelaide Schulz, Lucile
Hayes Scott. Sharon Raye Zundel,
Medford; Emily Dora Bernard.
Grace Thrasher BInnchard, Mar
jorie Snider Bonney, Lorraine
Martha Cattanach. Linda Sue Cra
bill, IzetU Bueto Fischer, Ada Fay
Lewman Berneicc Lyda Maxwell,
Alice Ann Taylor. Orvel ErcBn
brack Walter, Walter Wilterwood,
r.rnnte Pass: Alfred Glenn Bowen.
Rogue River: Enid Peters Burch,
Cave Junction; John Harmon Fox,
Eagle Point; Frank Richmond
Grimm, Gold Hill; Evelyn Eleanor
Davis, Phoenix; Linda Raye
Hatcher, Richard Owen Pepple,
Pamela Jeuiette Pingle, David
Arthur Stration. Butte Falls; James
Leroy Holloway. Ruth Beverly
U.ie, Central Point; Lois Snyder
Sullivan. Jacksonville; Geraldine
lone Cramer. Roy Earl Dunham,
Yreka. Calif.
Students receiving bachelor of
rt fn education are: Michael Da
vid Payne and Jan? Katharyn Pol
lard. Ashland.
Those receiving associate in sci
ence, secretarial srirnce certifi
cates are: Carolyn Sue Olson, Ash
lA:d; Elizabeth Louise Cline, Med
ford; Juanita Ann Sorenson. Ash
land. Students receiving master of
.c-Ipdpp rfperpes in education are:
'James Akerill. Phyllis F. Bennett,
FranK a. Kocn. rainc iynen,
Charlotte A. Miller, Donas Mable
Ridenour, Earle M. Swift Jr., Lil
lian Van Buskirk, Robert L. Wal
lis, Ashiand; Eldon Durham. Harry
R Kannasto. uonain w. .Miicnen,
Robert D. Mvrick. Ernest M. Skip
worth John Q. Stewart Jr.. Phoe
nix: Edvth E. Andrews. Francis H.
Fann, Grants Pass; Ethel M. Black.
Gold Hill; Rose Mary Crawford,
Yvonne Keith. Talent: William W.
Croucher, Floyd Holloway, Medford-
Gerald Q. Gardner. Trail;
Mabel M. Hundley. Central Point.
cal and regional, are caried
on the circuit, which includes
advice to agricultural inter
ests. This is sent out of Cor-
vallis as a part of the state
extension service by A. L,
Zimmerman, agricultural me
teorologist attached To the ex
tension service.
In addition, weather advis
is given for sports, travelers,
shippers and the general pub
lic. Included are zone fore
casts from Washington and
northern California.
An important segment of
the advice will be fire weath
er conditions for foresters,
and river and flood forecasts,
which will be used for ths
first rf.ime this year. Some na
tional information is included.
The Alden facsimile is used
primarily to relay weather
charts with the point of trans
mission in the national mete
orlogical center in Washing
ton, D.C.
Reports of local, regional
and worldwide weather con
ditions are sent to the center,
whet they are plotted and
analyzed by teams of meteor
ologists aided by electronic
computers and chart plotters.
Mans are oreaared, iinisnea
and transmitted. This is a time
ftavpr here. Church noted, be
cause previously it was done
locally.
LcaJ Y: A Sid
liFsif Css&a
Tntn MpifnrH hovs were
reported in fair 'condition at
Rogue Valley Hospital oaiur
day following a one-car acci
rfpnt on Houston rd. near
Phoenix last week.
Marvin Dale Damon. 19
nf 9.1H4 Corona ve.. Medford,
and Jack Petterson Jr., 18, of
to 4 hov 4fi2. Medford. are
being treated for facial con
tusions and abrasions. Friday,
both boys had been reported
in serioi condition, accord
ing to hospital attendants.
The car in which they were
riding was headed west on
Houston rd. when it apparent
ly failed to make a curve,
state police said.
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