Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 14, 1963, Image 7

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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
SUNDAY. JULY 14, 19S3
On the Air
By ELEANOR WIESE
i
C" NO MONEY DOWN JUST SAY "CHARGE IT" .
The first words of Lord
Avon (Anthony Eden) speak
ing from London via Telstar
II communciations satellite
Wednesday morning were,
''Isn't it frightening." He hap
pened to be referring to his
ruffled shirt front. He could
have added, "Isn't it impres-.
eive" in referring to CBS
News' "Round Table of the
World," because the show on
whole was impressive.
Any technical problems
must have been anticipated
and solved in adva"
pitcures had amazing clarity
and excellent sounu, win,
for some reason seemed sur
prising, considering that the
TV signal was relayed from
Europe by a satellite speed,
ing miles above the earth
Switching from London to
Denver to Brussels to Bonn
was accomplished smoothly
and without delay. There were
no frantic cries of "Hello,
London, Hello, London. Are
you there London?" When
Lord Avon had something to
cay, London was there.
The great potential of us
ing live television to bring
about greater understanding
between countries through
more effective communication
was clearly illustrated. For
example, the French attitude
toward England, the atomic
bomb and NATO was force
fully expressed in a spirited
exchange between Jean Mon
net and Anthony Eden. Read
ing similar expressions of
opinion cannot make nearly
the impression or be as cun
. vincing as hearing them.
Questions from the audi
ence in one country directly
to a leader of another coun
try is another technique that
can help in mutual under
standing. When one Lon
doner expressed to Presi
dent Eisenhower the general
European feeling that our
country wanted to control
theirs, Eisenhower pointed out
simply but convincingly how
we had helped rebuild Europe
to its present power in order
to have powefrul partners in
the Atlantic community.
It was unfortunate that
plans for a simultaneous
broadcast in Europe had to
be abandoned because French
authorities withdrew the
I ground station at Fleumeur
Bodou. The complete "hot
switching" which would have
permitted European audiences
to see the broadcast live de
pended on the availability of
both the French and English
ground stations, one to trans
mit the signal from Europe
to Telstar II and the other
to receive the signal from the
United States. No explanation
was given for the French ac
tion, but it meant that Euro
pean audiences could not see
the broadcast until tne fol
lowing day when tape record
ings arrived from New xorK.
Even so, this experiment in
world communication was
highly successful, but just a
first step toward realizing the
full potential of internation
al television. The networks
need audience interest ' and
encouragement to continue ex
perimenting in this direction.
If you thought the program
worthwhile, write them a let
ter.
Rebel," a dramatization with
music of composer Ludwig
van Beethoven's middle years
in Vienna. (Part 1)
SHO WOF THE WEEK, 10
p.m. Sunday KMED-TV.
Claude Rains, Neville Brand,
Richard Conte, Keir Dullea
and Everett Sloane comprise
the entire cast of "The Out
post." In the drama, a young
lieutenant arrives at a wilder
ness outpost and is shocked to
find only four soldiers station
ed there, each with a stain
against his military record
(repeat).
FOCAL POINT, 9:30 a.m.
Monday KMED-TV. Phyllis
Pesenti will interview the
seven local girls who attend
ed the American Legion Auxiliary-sponsored
Girls State.
YOUTH POWER, 7:30 p.m.
Monday KMED radio. Ap
pearing with regular panel
ists Rev. David Brown, Capt.
Clyde Fichtner and Joe
Hosick are students talented
in three art fields: Gary Vin
cent, painter; Pat Selby, vocal
and instrumentalist; Rosa
Hite, dramatics. They discuss
their responsibility toward
their talents and the impor
tance of encouragement.
u-haul 'WMT"
u
ALL AMERICA WANTS
TO KNOW, 3 p.m. Sunday
KBOY-AM and FM radio.
"Murder by Mail-Order" is a
detailed study of how teen
agers, drug addicts, and crim
inals are able to obtain lethal
weapons from mail order
houses throughout the United
States.
MEET THE PRESS, 6 p.m.
Sunday KMED-TV. Repre
sentative Robert Taft Jr.
(R.-O ), son of the late Senator
Robert A. Taft, will be inter
Viewed. TWENTIETH CENTURY,
6 p.m. Sunday KBES-TV. Re
peat of a two part documen
tary on "Franco Spain." Gen
eralissimo Francisco Franco,
Spain's dictator, comments on
criticism of his country's po
litical system and assesses his
regime.
DISNEY'S WONDERFUL
WORLD, 7:30 p.m. Sunday
KMED-TV. "The Magnificent
ROSEMARY TURK
Competes in Contest
Medford Graduate
In Siskiyou Event
Rosemary Susan Turk,
who graduated from Medford
High school in June, was
crowned "Miss Happy Camp"
and reigned over the July
Fourth festivities in the
northern California city.
Next month she will com
pete with other Siskiyou
county beauty contest win
ners for the title of "Miss
Siskiyou" in Yreka. The win
ner will go to Sacramento to
seek the title of "Maid of
California."
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Turk of Happy
Camp, Rosemary attended
grade school in Happy Camp.
She and her sister, Carole,
who graduated from Med
ford High school -in 1962,
moved to Medford with their
mother for their high school
educations.
Mrs. Turk was on the staff
of Rogue Valley hospital dur
ing their high school years.
She resigned from her regu
lar position in March but is
still on call at the hospital
for emergencies.
Carole is attending San
Francisco Automation Insti
tute after completing a
course at Hcalds; and Rose
mary will enter California
State Polytechnic college.
San Luis Obispo, Calif., this
fall.
BULK
OIL SALE
REG. 27c
2Y
Ot.
20W - 30W
IN YOUR
CONTAINER
Aluminum
SCREEN
DOORS
REG. 14.95
10.88
30"-32"-36"
Pneumatic Cloture
Built-in Grills
LOCKING LATCH
SUMMER
FURNITURE
REDUCED!
SAVE UP
TO 50
Warehouse Located on South Riverside Service sRXDAbov.H,'
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I I Hurry to this fantastic tale for big, big savings! Bring your truck, your trailer or wheelbarrow! Come by foot,
I I car or bike! But com ,0 wrd Warehouse sale! Many one of a kind! Many unadvertised specials!
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SAVE ON APPLIANCES, TVs.
s
349.95 23" TV Console 289.77
199.95 Remote Control 19" TV, 169.77
339.95 AM-FM Stereo Console $299
299.95 Amphi-Theafer. $239
549.95 Transistor Organ $448
89.95 Walkie-Talkie Set 79.77
24.95 Record Cabinet 13.77
299.95 Refrigerator Freezer 233.77
239.95 1 5 cu. ft. Chest Freezer ... 178.77
179.95 Upright Freezer 1 159.77
249.95 Signature Elect. Dryer 189.77
169.95 Air Conditioner $139
229.95 Refrigerator $188
229.95 17 cu. ft. Freezer $198
229.95 17 cu. ft. Chest Freezer $188 g
flAA At? aft" a. 111. A Hi
0U3.33 oignaiure auio. wasner $ii9
4-Hour Sale!
Wards Spun Rock
INSULATION
c Bag
U-IIAUL
BUILDING MATERIALS REDUCED
SI
Covers 20 square feet, 3 inches deep.
Pour type. Fireproof. Non-conducting.
Easy to install.
Reg. 5.90 ROCK WOOL BATTS
2" Thick. Covers 90 sq. ft
5.28
Aluminum Windows
3.49 Coverall House Paint 2G, $5
27.92 1-Coat House Pain ygj ?'. 20.36
79c Mosaic Tile P.rSq f,67c
1.15 Adj. Window Screens 87c
1.85 Screen Door Grilles Adiu,bl. 1.27
Special! Portable Room Coolers 16.88
Medicine Cabinet ... 2.87
Window Awnings 4,44
7.95 Deluxe Hardwood Panels Z 6.88
BahTuhEnoVosuTM 24A&
2.5"lolUl Seated tjBE
123.50 Vi HP Jet Pump 2 199.88
mS Evaporative Cooler c4? 84.88
99c Used Appliances 99c
4-Ranges 99c Ea. 2-Washers .. 1.99 Ea.
2 TV's 1.99 Ea. 1 -Refrigerator .. 2.99
10 RANGES Your Choice $20 ea.
2 REFRIGERATORS Your Choice $35 ea.
2 FREEZERS Your Choice $39 ea.
8-TV's Your Choice $14 ea.
Portland State Ranks
High in Jesting Exam
Portland - Portland State
college ranks among the top
per cent of 582 large col
leges and universities taking
the nationwide Educational
Testing Service examination
last spring.
Results of the test, reported
last week, showed PSC gradu
ates with teaching certificates
answered an average of 31 out
of 50 questions asked. The
results placed PSC among the
top 39 institutions. Nationally,
the average was 25 correct
answers.
LOANS UP TO $1500
Here it is-a HANDY
HUNDRED or More!
Call Crater Finance
ZyjHpY "Monty From Crater Financt
AJilTfej5 Ii Lika Monty .From Hom"
CRATER FINANCE
g 135 PINE ceatl 664-1273 g
SAVE ON HOME FURNISHINGS
169.95 5-pc. Walnut Dining Set 99.88
Replacement VV.ek Sets 13.88, 14.88
29.95 Folding Chaise Lounge 19.88
18.95 Deluxe Vinyl Chaise Lounge, 13.88
89.95 Recliner Foim Bck, Cushion ... 79.88
299.50 Hidden Bed ,0,y 249.77
21.95 Redwood Table, 2 Benches .16.88
3.98 Chair Umbrella 1.99
Odd Lots Mattresses, Box Springs . ... $19
9x12' Foam Back Rayon Rugs 19.88
Many Mora Siiti
V- : In Stock All Salt Priced
LOW AS
ALUMINUM EXTENSION LADDERS
19.95 I6. 15.88 30.95 24 Ft 23.88
125.95 20 Ft 19.88 35.95 28 Ff. on flfl
9.56
U-HAUL
24"x24"-No Money Down
ft.
Size Reg. Sale
2'0"x2'0" 11.95 9.56
3'0"x2'0'' lT50 fToO-
3'0"x3'0" 18.50 14.80
4'0"x4'0" 25.95 20.76
6'0"x3'0" 27.95 22.36
8'0"x3'0" 39.95 30.96
122 Romex 3c . 142 Romex . 2c
?iL,poB?i Na.i,s 8-88
17.88 Tool Bench 5,47
9.95 Light Fixtures 4.97
16.95 38" Electric Drill 100b1 10.87
22.95 14" Electric Drill H...Du,. 17.87
Barbecues, Mowers, Peat Moss
eat Moss 2 cu ,, 67c .....1.57
32.88 Barbecue 4 om, 18.97
3.98 Picnic Grill 1,97
79.50 Reel Mower 49.87
SPORTING GOODS REDUCED
HOUSEWARES REDUCED!
10-FT. GUTTERS
REG. I.SS
1.19
ALL ACCESSORIES
AVAILABLE
3-TAB SHINGLE
REG. 10.50
Per
Squ.ro
U-HAUL
9.45
ODD-LOT
VINYL-ASBESTOS
TILE
Reg. t-rf
12c 9 El.
Whilt 1000 L.it
15.95 Adj. Ironing Board . 12.88
21.95 Self-Storing Clothes Line 16.88
Giant Waste Basket .1.44
3.49 All-Plastic Step On Pail 1.44
1.59 Dust Mops 77c
1.99 Stack Stools 97c
29c Sink Strainers 5c
Wash Basins, Juice Containers 27c
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
Hand Turn and Electric 11.88 to 24.88
WADING POOLS, BEACH TOYS
25 to 50 OFF
mm
LIQUIDATION SALEI
n 11
Riverside
SQUARE OUARANTII
A.. tall fmi k.i.f.i It fit.
II 25 OFF
Wards low List Price
RIVERSIDE
Nylon S112
limlttd Quinliti.s
USED TIRE SALE
Your Cheic.
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wm tar M 1 4. M.
prtMenli fft? s)'e W vsjajf.
14"
Sii.i
IS"
Sizes
2.45
3.75
Frtt ImUllition .nrl
B.l.nclnj Limit 4
NO SALES TO DEALERS
WHEEL
BALANCING
TODAY ONLY !
1.40 00C WHEEL
W.,9hti Includtd
Plui S.fety Intptction
of Your Tirol
LARGE GROUP
MUFFLERS
50 Off
METAL TO METAL
SEAT BELTS
3.47
Wt Install 1.50 ta.
Aluminum Cartop Boat ..12-ft. $179 14-ft. $209
$169 Boat Trailer, 900-lb. Cap $139
$239 Boat Trailer, 1200-lb. Cap $209
$342 15-HP Sea King $299
31.95 Boat Windshield, 1 Only 14.44
6.45 Ice Chest 544
5.95 5-Gal. Water Jug ZZZ"'.'".'.3.97
1.69 Portable Sports Chair, 8 Only 77e
MANY MORE UNADVERTISED ITEMS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
12-DRAWER
DRESSER
29.88
4-DRAWER
CHEST
14.88
FIBERGLASS
PANELS
26"x3' 1.19
26"x4' 1.C9
26"x5'. 23
MAIN STORE WILL NOT BE OPEN-SORRY, NO LAYAWAYS, OR C.O.D. ORDERS