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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 3. 19B3 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Small Worlds Ut y Lynn W. Welkin. W.sLfr Trlbaaa udinif. IS.J Entire Model Wn Thara, Wt Just rlltd le 8m It The entire Idea and even a workable model was there all (he time, right under our col lectlve note; we just failed to Me It. We had to go all thtpugh the blt'aprlnt, draw Ing board and slide rule stage We figured and fussed, mea sured, calibrated and built ex pensive and tlmo-consuming models, and came up with an Idea that the porpoise and the wbtle have been successfully using since they first swam In the oceans of the world. The heavier -than -air air planes had to have flat sur faces In order to stabilize the machine. Those surfaces had to be behind the supporting wings themselves. To begin with we visualized an air plane with wings like those of a bird, itself a pretty good flyer, that flapped in an up and down motion, but at the same time exerted a forward pull. We couldn't do that; guess we figured bird or Insect flight Just wasn't practical; we wanted to do them one better. We didn't admit It but nature'a way was much too complicated. We had to accept Mcond best, solidly anchored wings, curved to give neces sary lift against the air. Needed Rudder -Then there wag the steer ing apparatus, a rudder, i movable flat piece hinged ver tically at the stern to afford right and left turning. We very early foresaw the Impos sibility of Imitating the birds in this department, for that creature increases and de creases One wing or the other in order to turn right or left, and at the same time bends Its flexible body, ihercby accom plishing perfect and graceful turns, and ! without a rud der. But the rudder for the plane was no serious problem. Long before man aspired to ride through the air In a ma chine, he was operating bouts with rudders, so all that was necessary was to copy the boat Idea; Just make the rud der larger. It would need more surface In this less me dium, but mount It the same, in a vertical position. Needed Sfablllsaiion The rudder taken care of, It was the necessary to stabi lise the rear section witli hori zontal surfacea that could press against the air to steady the machine and assist In directing it up or down. This all took time and a great deal of serious figuring and slide ruling. It was all worked out rather beautifully, vertical rudder for right and left steering, and horizontal planes for stability and up and down directions, The engineers in aeronautics were Justifiably proud of whul had been accomplished, for It worked. All the measuring, planning, blue -printing and slide-ruling had paid off; the tail assembly was well nigh perfect. Then, what should have been a considerable shock to human ego came home to taunt us. Someone noticed tile striking similarity between the tall assembly of the air plane and the tall assembly of the porpoise; they were exact ly the same. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON fi K WEDNESDAY. AMUL S. IMS ft Ban on Castro Raids Endorsed by Morse Washington - mrii Sen, Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) Mon day endorsed the administra tion's crackdown against mill Castro raids from U.S. terri tory. He said if Ihe more mill tetil CubHii refugees "were sn anxious to fight against ty ranny, they should have sl.iy. ed In Cuba." He said In a Senate speech that the hit and - ran raids against Cubs and Soviet ships ihere would Involve the United. States in another bristling showdown with Rus sia. His comment followed the administration's Saturday announcement of the crack down. If the United Stales Is to le ! forced Into such a confronta tion, he said, "it should be on behalf of ourselves aul not j necause we were forced into It by a hot headed group of suesis in our own country 1 Morse, chairman nf fkm Mmn ate Latin American Atinrs suncommlttee, 'said Ihe eil rains only give llussia a Jus tification for remaining to 'protect' Cuba ' The forms also give Fidel Castro Justi flcatlon for boosting bis armed forces and repressive measures against the Cuban people, he Mid- and relatives'. Shop vti d in price to meet y" kinuc till stock is depleted- PLENTY OF FBEE PARKING AT PARK AND srw mm- ELECTRIC POWER TOOLS "THOR" SANDER Reg. 16.95 "THOR" W DRILL Rag. 12.95 "BOWMAN" 7'4" CIRCULAR SAW Reg. 49.95 SABRE SAWS 1 C88 Reg. 26.95 16.01. can 99c PAINT DEPARTMENT . m. UlllCI . ,a 1 $PRftt-Q-R"" - ,. Ott PMHT BRUWW ,.39 Bl P.EDWWB wm, , 2.95 11 OA95 111 SPORTING GOODS DEPT. REG. 27 50 LANGLIY DELUXE FULL BAIL SPIN REEL REG. 2.60 WICKER CREELS 13" IT'S OUR 7TH ANNIVERSARY UW SPECTACULAR jiiifi i nil mnammm SALE linu'mii iL.ni.ijii j.iBij'jiiiiftiifi,ielii;.iiiif This is a public sale, we have reduced and slaugh tered prices to where stocks will move out fast at quick disposal prices! We are not quitting business! But . . . these prices are of that nature, we want to unload all the merchandise we can to make room for the thousands of items now on the way here, frankly, we have overbought! So, regardless of our cost, we must slash all prices for quick positive sell ing, and you benefit greatly! if rs(; rJ;)Tpljrj- H,W' MAKE NO OTHER PLANS FOR THURSDAY! Arrange to attend this GREAT MONEY. SAVING SALE when doors open at 9:00 on THURSDAY! SUCH QUALITIES, SUCH VALUES AND SUCH DOWN-RIGHT PRICE CUTTING seldom happens in stares like HUBBARD BROTHERS! This is YOUR GRAND OPPORTUNITY to save money on values NEVER BEFORE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC at such GREAT REDUCITONS AND DISCOUNTS! MAKE YOUR DOLLARS TALK MORE SENSE NOW DUR INGTHIS EVENTFUL SALE . . . AND SAVE! REG. 35.50 "THOR" 6 IN. DUAL WHEEL ELECTRIC BENCH GRINDER 28 49 REG. 49.95 GARDEN PRIDE I ROTARY MOWER, 44.88 REG. 6.48-REINFORCED 6 FT. WOODEN STEP LADDER 4.99 REG. 12.95 SAMPSON HEAVY DUTY SPIN CAST REEL 8.49 Meneline Installed Star Drag Crank RIG. 20c FLASHLIGHT atjtf BATTERIES i. IF REG. 1.10 SILENT MERCURY SWITCHES 79c REG. 69c METAL HOSE HANGER 49c REG. 89c 2-CELL FLASHLITES 59c REG. 1.27 STANDARD WT. 6' STEEL TEE FENCE POSTS 1.09 REG. 3.4S ICY-HOT INSULATED 1-GAL. JUG 2.49 sMT REG. 21.95 "PRESTO" SPRAY-STEAM BIICLJ BllTTntir Steams J Jfifij 'mm w Rog. 69c 9-V Transistor Batteries 4,, 1.00 REG. 98c 7" PAINT ROLLER TRAY SET REG. 49c 9.12 Plastic Drop Cloths WW! 26c REG. 3.98 UTILITY CLAMP LAMP 2.29 6 COLORS VANITY BASKET REG. 13.95 3-SPEED PORTABLE MIXER IRON E : 14' Reg. 22.95 "Bowman" " Electric Power Drill 12 Reg. 13.95 "Bowman" FINISHING SANDER 3"x6"xV QQ Finger-Tip Switch als77 REG. 41.95 ELECTRIC Vi" REVERSE First Two Hours Only! 9 to 11 . . . Thursday Only! (2 Hour Extra Evont) PAPK RMADnl 28'SI "APACHE" Aluminum Frame. C70 iHWH DUHnll Welded Seams. 14 x 20 x 4Vi. H.ivy Duty Cany.. Oaf 9 niT Sherwin-Williams - ft I Hill I Po" Floor q, IJJ MAGNETIC CABINET CATCHES 12c RIVAL ELECTRIC CAN OPENER S7.88 PITCHER VASES 99c DELTA COMPACT SAW 59.99 SPORTING GOODS DEPT Reg. 7.95 PAINT DEPT. Reg. 2.35 HARDWARE DEPT. Reg. 19c APPLIANCE DEPT. Reg. 11.98 HOUSEWARE DEPT. Reg. to 2.95 ELECTRICAL DEPT. Reg. 79.99 GARDEN DEPT. Reg. 1.55 FLORAL SHOVEL long Handle REG. 17.95 "BIG BOY" BAR-B-Q's 13 ft I Reg. 134.45 12 Ga. Winchester II & Automatic SHOTGUN Ik l Barrcll Cut snd Threaded for ik Jk Poly Choke Compensator New! JM. Molor-Spit-Hood REG. 24.95 "PRESTO" ELECTRIC STAINIESS STEEL COFFEE MAKER 1688 REG. 21.95 "OSTER" ElECTRIC CAN OPENER AND KNIFE SHARPENER 16 89 REMOVABLE CUTTING WHEEL NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! i I ONE SALE YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS HANDY POCKET HONE STONE Reg. 39c For f With Shop and M Coupon Home Mmw Onlu 7 is DEPARTMENT MANAGERS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT HAVE GONE ALL OUT TO GIVE YOU, THE PUBLIC THE GREATEST VALUES AND BARGAINS YOU HAVE EVER WITNESSED IN HUB BARD BROS. HISTORY! . . . BARGAINS GALORE! Rag. 49.95 SHE! MAN TRAVELER SPRINKLER No. 1000 29,95 SPORTING GOODS DIPT. REG. 1.50 7 FT., J PC. "IKI WALTON" HOUOW CLASS SPIN ROD RIG. 4.95 IIRNZ-O-MATIC TORCH KITS 4.95 REG. 7.9S ADJUSTA3LI IRONING BOARDS 5.49 REG. 1.25 SCREEN TYPE JEEP CAN NOZZLES 99c REG. 5.50 3-GALLON METAL JEEP CANS 4.69 REG. 1.4 "LUFKIN". B-FT. STEEL TAPE 99c REG. 1.95 SPIE-DEE SAW HORSE BRACKETS 1.29 H -' r TWINMANTll Bf DRILLS'... 291 C0H - gfc , I 1 rJririHS tO CHOOSE 1 F.moU..r.nd, h 3. Sjhf I JmJmmmmgm '5 'vm j REG. 2.98 O'CEOAR IVRY WHICH WAY pLB BMH SCA-ES a 99 :. 30 Gallon Jm 'T fl ' DUST MOP 98 HI ,.sup-i' 1 c d ZDADt fl - rsg 1 59 5-sews Kmh sto , - 1 GAP BAGE I JlilDDPffcl'.r ml HOUSE BROOM 98c HI CliV.U 1 ClNS 0 f H 0 CEDAR WONDER MOP 2.98 Hll . 4" H REG 1 95 BIG BEAR Hill 77. MfVJ 1 J lICtl BH PATIO BROOM 1,59 nil 4 S III 16 LONG HANDLE Mil liMMO B"" lHH ? C O P SA MsM SHOVEL 2 HM ftW 49c jK' 36.95 f M IPLYAFOAM ICE CHEST - . ' fcL' - wr.i 4i99 1 JBBMBi U . . - -..j, I J i I mmM Bros., Inc. I ss Main and Rivarsida Phona 773-7777 M Rag. 5.20 Electric Heavy Duty -30 Faatl UTILITY CORD 388 Rasittant to Oil, Haat, Cold Oiona, Sun, Abrasions 4.89 SPORTING GOODS DEPT. RIO. 19.9S HIRSCH-WEIS-36xll SLEEPING BAGS 3 lb. DACRON-MILLIUM 14.95 Rt- S.44-100 PI. M" Modern lino PLASTIC PIPE.. Reg. $1.23-100 P. 1" Modern lino PLASTIC PIPE Reg. 1,19 "lufkin 2W AUTOMATIC TAPE 1.49 Reg. 1.19 TfF Reg. 5.95 30 "x72" Rubberiied AIR MATTRESS 4.49 With Pillow MO Reg. 6.95 Reg. 12.95 Silex DRINK MIXER (Electric) OSS "A Approved REG. $7.15 190 FT. 142 EXTENSION CORPS, $6.29 MO. $4.9 FULTON TRAILER HITCH No. 107 3.99 RIO. $1.21 "CORONA" GRASS SHEARS $2.98 Rtf. 1.60 Edmonl PLASTIC COATED GLOVES $1.19 RIG. $4.91 1 PCS. STAINLESS STEEl BOWL SET, $2.88 REG. $7.9$ CARTWRIGHT PRUNING SHEARS, $4.59 REG. 2.00 1 -GALLON EAGLE OAS CAN 1.29 REG. 4.50 POST HOLE DIGGER 3.89 REG. 1.9$ 14 TINE RAKE U9 RIG. 1.9$ SWING AWAY WALL CAN OPENERS 2,39 REG. 1.00 MELMAC MIXING BOWL 77c RES. 27.9$ SHERMAN TRAVLIR RANGIR SPRINKLER NO. 2000 10.11 At. RIG. $e.$9 "IISSILl" CARPET SWEEPER Duel Dust Pen. 5.49 RIO. 1.95 4-PC. KING SIZE TV TRAY SET Non Skid Legs! m .a The Finest Model 0eV7 RIO. $30.95 DRILL STAND Heevy Duty No. 515 BARGAINS ENTIRE STORE! "LAWNBRUMf" METAL LEAF RAKE mWmW Only nLmmmm I !-iJopjrs til m sivrc BLoeve mm m - - wiam BLOCKS HI m , .1.69 : Zk-r ALUMINUM ; mmtrnTW SCREEN DOODC W NJKr Ra. 12.95 -199 i ft 3-0x6-8. 2-8x6-8 - El aAO IB 639 h ar sr li TsEltVw 3-0x6-8,2-8x6-8 IS rMtiTt ai h ins jaw H Roiteo roofing "TI jptst fl I 589 l sIssssbsm? BsssssssssstiB '',.... I Bsssl -I WW V ALLIES EVER! I Wm Reo. 94.50 -No. 115 lfl Porter-Cable 7" Electric W I DAllfCD CAW IS mm vnkn nun tmVL Porter-Cable 78 H.P. 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