Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 09, 1963, Image 14

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printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot
accept reipontlb!t w errors teaitsi.ru.
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Faculty Salaries
Said Insufficient
EiiKone - HPli - Dr. Arthur
FlcmmiiiR, University of Ore
Ron president, said Monday
he did not believe the 1U63
65 higher education budget
proposed by Gov. Mark Hat
field contHiued enough money
for factulty salaries.
Klemming told a news con
ference that the number one
requirement of a higher ed
ucational Institution was ac
quiring an outstanding faculty.
WALT'S
"Oldest Shop in So. Oregon "
3300 So. Staoe Rd. 772-2269
Serving Medterd and Vicinity
Calls Monday Thru Thursday
I A.M. to 6 P.M.
Friday t A.M. to 4 P.M.
Dr. Dubos Named
Condon Lecturer
E u g c n e Dr. Rene Jules
Dubos, microbiologist and ex
perimental pathologist from
the Rockefeller Institute of
New York, will be the 1063
Condon lecturer at the Uni
versity of Oregon, Oregon
State university, and Port
land State college.
Dr. Dubos, as Condon lec
turer, will deliver six ad
dresses In Oregon under the
sponsorship of the state board
of higher education.
His series will open at Ihc
Unlversily of Oregon with
two lectures on "The Cultural
Roots and Social Fruits of
Science." These will be given
Jan. 22 and 24. He will repent
the series at Corvnllls Jan. 2!)
and 31 and in Portland Feb.
5 and 7.
Dr. Luther S. Cressman,
head of the university's do
parttnent of anthropology. Is
chairman of the state board's
Condon Lectureship com
mittee. Dr. Dubos, who has had a
distinguished career in scien
tific achievement, Is the re
search scholar who first dem
onstrated the feasibility of ob
taining germ-fighting drugs
from microbes 2(1 years ago.
lie also developed a rapid
method for growing tubercle
bacilli In submerged cultures,
an Important factor in the
diagnosis and experimental
study of tuberculosis. Impor
tant also has been his investi
gations on the mechanisms of
acquired Immunity, as well as
those of natural susceptibil
ity and reslstence to Infection,
with special emphasis on tu
berculosis and other bacterial
diseases.
Guard Divisions
To Gain Strength,
More Equipment
Washington - (UPH - Nation
al Guard divisions will get an
increase in strength as well as
additional equipment under
the new reorganization plan
announced last week end, the
Army disclosed Tuesday.
A spokesman said the man
power authorizations will be
based on an average full
strength of about 15,000 men
each, as compared to 13,700
for infantry and 14,600 for ar
mored divisions at present.
In high priority National
Guard infantry divisions,
which are to be maintained
at 75 to 80 per cent of full
strength, this will be several
hundred additional drill - pay
berths for civilian soldiers.
Concession To Governors
The new reorganiz a t i o n
plan was announced Saturday
as a last-minute concession to
the National Governors con
ference before it withdrew its
collective resistance to the
guard reorganization. Some
Individual states still may
veto the changes.
For the first time, the new
plan Includes the guard divi
sions in a system called
"ROAD" (Reorganization Ob
jectives for Army Divisions)
which is also being applied to
regular troops.
All divisions, both regular
and guard, are to be given
m i s sions for fighting in
Europe, Asia or other parts of
the world.
Will Be Converted
If the plan is fully carried
out, guard infantry divisions
assigned to Europe will be
converted into mechan i z e d
outfits.
This will mean three tank
battalions instead of two, and
will substitute seven mechan
ized battalions for the present
infantry units.
The Army said the staff re-!
organization, but not the de
liveries of new equipment,
will be completed in time for
this summer's training camp
sessions in states where the
governors grant their approval.
TOUGH GLASS
New York-Wli-Experimen-glass
cups which havebeen
dopped 100 feet onto a quarter-inch
steel plate and have
bounced, undamaged, have
been produced by the re
search laboratories of the
Corning Glas Works here.
MOOO-OS
and MUSINGS
An honest-to-goodness
space ship landed In our
back yard last week and
a little man sluck his
little head out of a little
window and yelled (in a
little voice),
"Hey, kid, which way
to Merlin?"
'Little Daisy
$39.7 Million Is
Disbursed by VA
Portland - The Vetcrcans
Administration regional office
in Portland disbursed $39,
700,000 i n disability and
death payments in Oregon
during 1062, Manager R. J.
Novotny has announced.
Of the total, $30,500,000
was paid to 34,302 living vet
erans, and $0,200,000 to sur
vivors.
The payments are higher
than a year ago because of the
enactment of a law that in
creased compensation pay.
merits from $1 a month for
those with only a lu per cent
service connected -disability to
$25 a month for those with
100 per cent disabilities.
Compensation payments are
paid to veterans of the Spanish-American
War, World War
I and II, Korean Conflict and
peacetime service with service-connected
disabilities.
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For Your TV Troubles!
We'll pay you $1.00, if within the warranty period, we
replace parts or tubes in Crater TV shop on any Motor
ola TV portable, table or console model purchased here
this month.
MOTOROLA TV
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cluding all Parts and
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you if i havt to rplaco
part ot tubt.
Paulsen & Gates
THRIFT MARKET
Central Point, Oregon Phone 664-1259
largest Independent Dealer in Jackson County
Used TV'i ts low as $29.95