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B THURSDAY, JULY 19. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON Tivoli Section Of Copenhagen Gives Amusement By RALPH VILLERS United Pr.i International Copenhagen -4IPD- "Won' derful, wonderful Copenha gen," chanted the visitors here - and one of the reasons is Tivoli. Few are the tourists any town would hope to ' e with the come-on, "See our amuse ment park.'' Possibly the words "amusement park1 have lost some of their glitter because of indiscriminate use by any crowded collection of rides and games in wnatever depressing surroundings. True, tucked into one cor ner of Copenhagen's Tivoli are a ferris wheel, a roller coaster and other rides. But to the Danes, and their captl vated summer guests, Tivoli means gardens, a riotous rain bow of colored lights, fine restaurants and superb enter tainment. Now in its 119th year, Tivoli is a small haven of na ture and fun just off Town Hall square, the busy cross, roads of this Danish capital. In the mornings, townsfolk take to its flower and tree lin ed walks to relax away from the bustle or to stroll the chit dren. But as the day slips away, Tivoli takes on a new complexion with diners and fun-seekers passing through the gates. Rampart Restaurants Some of Copenhagen's fin est restaurants are to be found inside the walls of Tiv oli, which Itself stands on the old defensive ramparts of the city. And for the long-away-from-home U.S. tourist there are a few stands featuring a "genuine" American hamburger. From the terraces of open air cafes and beer gardens the less ambitious sit and watch the scene pass by. On Saturdays and Sundays part of that scene is the unique Boy Guards, marching and drumming youths In royal guard uniforms of scarlet jacket, white trousers and tall bear-skin hat, led by an of ficer on horseback. But the lights of Tivoli arc probably more famous. Build ings are outlined in thousands of colored bulbs. Multl-hued lanterns wink on the lawns and lighted fountains bubble. Pantomime Famous In its own right is the original Italian panto mime, performed on a small, Oriental-like stage which has the spreading tail of a larger-than-life peacock serving as the curtain. The stroller or bench-sitter can find bandstands along the walks, where orchestras, well reinforced with strings, play everything from light classics to Broadway "pops." An acoustically excellent Concert hall stands in the cen ter of the park, one of the new structures among the gingerbread buildings of the past. A Chinese pagoda rises in congruously beside the lake, a remnant of the old city's moat. Not far away stands a restaurant looking more like a mosque than anything else. Many years ago a Danish king, fearful of a revolution, was told the people would re volt if Tivoli were closed. Close It does early In Septem ber, but there is no revolt, be cause the Danes know they will have their Tivoli again come the next May. Graduate Engineers Warned About Dirt Denver, Colo. (UP!) Young graduate engineers going Into industry shouldn't be afraid to get their hands dirty, ac cording to J. Stuart Johnson, dean of the college of engin eering, Wayne State univer sity, Detroit. Johnson told a recent meet ing of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers many a graduate feels It Is degrad ing to get his hands greasy or dirty, "that he Is always to wear a white collar and U not even to approach a drafting board." On the contrary, Johnson said, an assignment involving dirty hands and drafting is a chance to "get next to the true operation." "TEST TUBE" FOREST Seattle-iUNl - Weyerhaeuser company says its "test tube" forest on the huge Yacolt burn In southwestern Wash ington is a success. Experi ments on 20-acre plots of Douglas fir In the burn show ed fertilizing trees wllh nit rates has been accompanied by a 50 per cent gain in di ameter and 40 per cent in height since 1955. Seed cone production wis increased four-fold. TREE FARM BENEFITS Washington -itiril - The tree farm movement with Its multiple-use benefits of wood, wa ter, wildlife, recreation and (oil stabilization has added a record 3 million acres of tim berland this yaar, the Amer ican Forest Products Indus tries reports. Betty Crocket Angel, Fudge Swirl, lemon Custard, Lemon Chiffon Coke Mines Moirgoriinie ha lt's easy to pickbags of bargains at Safeway! Big values are in bloom in every department. All over the store, colorful daisy-tags will beckon you to wonderful buys. Take time to browse so you won't overlook a single bargain. Save to your bargain-pickin' heart's content! lbs. mm MEDIUM AA EGGS AA .... 39c LARGE AA EGGS 2 doi. 89c Let's Have a Real "He-Man's" Breakfast. Cream 0' the Crop Eggs, and Safeway Link Sausage. Zippy Relishes : Dog Meal Stew Jell well Puddinsg Nestles Quik Real Gold Bases Hot Dog, Hamburger, 12-Oz. Sweet Relish. Jar Blue Mountain. 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HOC Cinnamon Rolls 35c Salad Oil Mayonnaise Margarine Margarine Assorted Danish Pastries Assorted Layer Cakes Vegetable Bread Gold-N-Sw.ol 24-0.. btl. Berry Crocktr 14-o. fori. Saffol. 24-o. jr S.ftol. I -lb. cm. Joy-Sjll Mb. cm. 79c 59c 59c 43c 43c 63c S1.05 24c (Homcmtdt Pics) Wf ii ii) COPYRIGHT Iff SAfiWAY STORES INCORPORATtO DELICATESSEN Gelatin Salads Jr 4'- 39c Salad Dressing lucern Roquefort. 8-oz. 59c COTTAGE CHEESE Lucern., Quart 49c 98c LUCERNE Delightfully fresh, ft lucerne, 'i Gal. -CHEESE SALE Cheddar Chunk, Cheddar Loaf, Jumho Loaf, or Snack B:a;ir Finest quality, in chunl vc Ikwj fls hieing. Safeway ejirtVif Your Choice lb. LJ mi Instructor Tests Pilots To Insure Safety of Riders By PHIL NEWSOM United Pre.. International Paris - lUPD - Jean Kisling is an affable Frenchman with close-cropped hair and any tning but the appearance of a man plotting destruction for man and machines. But it is destruction which occurs only in theory and Is plotted only to Improve and insure the safety of today's air travelers. Kisling Is an lnstructor-cap-lain for Air France. He works in a modern glass and con crete four-story building at one side of huge Orly airport outside Paris. It is standard procedure among airlines that each six months pilot captains and their co-pilots report for a proficiency checkup. The checkup includes not only tests of a pilot's preci sion, judgment and technical knowledge of his aircraft, but his attention to passenger comfort as well. When this correspondent arrived at Orly to keep an ap pointment with Kisling, he found him seated at the con. trols of a wonderful machine called a "simulator." A simulator tied firmly to the ground can duplicate every condition or situation conceivable in the air, and some that can never happen. At the flick of a switch, Kisling could signal the pilot that he had a fire in the bag gage compartment, that a port engine had cut out or was afire, that his hydraulic sys tem was failing or that ground winds were gusty and up to 75 knots. It would be the pilot's task to prove he could bring his passengers and aircraft through safely. "We d e 1 i b e r ately try to make tliem crash," said Kis ling with a wry smile. Mechanical Flight At Kisling's left, a me chanical pen moved slowly across a circular graph plot ted for airfields at Geneva, Lyons, Toulouse and Mar seille. The pilot taking his tests on a Lockheed Constellation simulator was instructed to set course for Marseille, ap proach, land and take off. The pen on the graph moved surely on course for Marseille. Still farther to Kisling's left, another mechanical pen traced on a rectangular graph the angle of approach. To successfully pass his test, the pilot would be permitted an error of no more than 50 feet, plus or minus, and his landing would have to be made at a speed within five knots of regulation. The landing successfully ac complished, the pilot took off for Toulouse. He failed to ac count for wind drift and at Toulouse had to circle to pick up his "outer marker" radio beacon two and a half min utes from the Toulouse run way. Over the beacon, he swung to the right, ticked off seconds on his chronometer, circled to the left to come back over the beacon and then completed his approach and landing. To this correspondent, It looked like a masterly bit of flying. But Kisling shook his head. "Not enough precision," he said. The pilot would be In for more hours in the simulator until he either attained per fection or was dropped. If he passed the exacting simulator tests, Kisling later would check him out in the air. In Kisling's building were other simulators for the Cara vclle Jet and the 707 Boeing. A test flight by this corre spondent on (he Boeing proved a dismal failure. The control board shoved I had attempted a landing with wheels up and a wing dragging. 'Ra ilmousine' Runs To Colombian Resort Bogota, CoIombla-lUPn-Lux-urious "rallmousines" are car rying tourists on n 471.mil scenic ride between Bogota and llie Caribbean resort of Santa Maria. The SS. 20-hnur rlH mainly alone the Maoflnlen river, which Is edged with Jungles. Crocodiles, flamin gos, monkeys and other Jun gle animals are part of the scenery. Is Tttth'ily Members Form P-waqfe Orchestra Vinton, La.-WPIMVhcn the John Burnham family here UunesjUp, neighbors say that It sounds like a symphony. Dad plays the violin and viola; Edward, 15, and Thom as, 10, toot French horns; Bill, 13, Jamie, 9, and Betty. 6, are clarinetists; Helen, 5, tootles a flute. New York-OJPn-Have pati ence In 1 yejars your fed eral xclse tax off gasoline may ne cut by 2'4 cent. yt Tx Foundation, Inc. COPYRIGHT 1962 SAFtWAY STORES INCORPORATID i
