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Show The Salt Lahe Tribune, Monday, March 29, By Walt Disney Donald Duck 1971 By Chic Young Blondie COME WELL, IP TWATS ALU VO0 WANT I'll s ve it to DNNE F?3 i, you -- MOW MANY COMBUSTION-- tv? pglT! r W'TW THE INTERNAL ,, TOMOOPOW E: A'Y INVEST invention, rr does away . toughs) r" A 1 p At) ii - V ( i A By Johnny B.C. iZS3 VC. By Bob Montana IM WE CEDICArE OURSELVES To THE PRINCIPLES AND TRlIt , AND P&MSB To UPHOLD. J. . CK, RAISE IfeUR. LEADUS WIU-MO- iwe UARS LEFT HANDS. CATH- - CP-- HONESTY JU6HEAD.. S VOU COU'cDA LAID DOWN YOUR BREAD AND PEANUT BUTTER Apartment 3-- j G 1JJI it ET rrv rT rr It-- f ' By Alex Kotzky IFHjAB KNOW 9 THAT THE DIFFTP-FNC- t BETVHN LITE firm DEATH LIES IN THS POWER OF HIS MIGHTY ARMS J2M j r MS 6?K! hideous 4 KKCA3FEAR THAT PUN! fi S Kfi'f E THEIR. K PEtOY -Q- HESGOnhPSTRErkrm O'TEH MEN rWvrs T THEM CONVINCE KILLERS n lARPENDECTCVwy?, TELEVISE - rr i. MAY I TED NECKTIE, ScAyfftfiRr flUfPMTHfitMOfSf m WANT MORGANA . yea KNOW fill, THIS IVe THIS EVENING? HER, tr YDU'EB PCT VEf YOU TO THE MOVIES.. E.NL SEEING?, LOVE HER MORE THAN AND SEND HERA OF CANDY ON GROOVY CHICKS DAY? YOULCVE ;yes tnZOHb, CRITIC 1 skJST CCMPLETEO THE NV Wf2l.CS SHORTEST POEM! pizodpce. .AHY PCX ME? pictures transmitted from the moon? EXTRA SPECIAL on July 20, 1969, the astronauts of Apollo 11 set up a capsuel TV station on the moon. At 11:11 p.m. EST, Commander Neil Armstrong fixed a lens to the camera. Moments later, live TV from the moon reached our living rooms. We saw the leg of the landing module, Eagle, with 79 or its plaque that rtads: Here men from the planet Earth first set foot on the Moon. s PJCIAIi a. GROUND ROUND LB. 10.$779on Save 30 to 40 All Your Meats and Produce 49' lb. PORK STEAKS K".rt 3n,.89' 89' lb. RIB STEAKS In Black, White Some people complained that the first lunar TV was in black and white and rather blurry. They did not realize the scientific achievements that made it possible at all. Later Apollo missions had better equipment and included color. But the relay methods use the same basic route. The live lunar TV is but a small Ofpart of NASAs fice of Tracking and Communications. The big OTDA is the eyes and ears of the entire space program. The Apollo live TV is part of MSFN -the Manned Space Flight far-flun- g Save 30 to 40 on ALL your Meats Produce A Dairy our freeier specie!, with las Vegas Vacation WU om food Wt Bonus! Stamps Network. And what telephone, super-superi- computers and a capsule station on the moon. two-wa- v m 2b MR j - hark? THE fzsnezs SEA eV PAK $4 eAKClA! By R. 3Iyera Broom-IIild- a In the live lunar TV operation, the easiest job is done by a carrier radio beam that whips across 240,000 miles of d space in about one and seconds. The tricky jobs are done by a capsule station on the moon and the global one-thir- network of receiving and relaying centers. A three-foo- t box in the lunar landing module has a small antenna and a camera. It translates both audio from mikes inside the astronauts helmets and video from the camera into electronic impulses. These signals are added to a halfwatt radio beam, which is boosted to a beam and space. carrier tt broadcast into Captured by Antennas When it reaches the earth, the weak carrier beam from the moon is captured by dish antennas, 30 and 85 feet wide. dishBut only the few es can capture all the signals. The network allows for a global routing of data from these big dishes. Goldstone, Calif., may separate and amplify tho sound signals from the carrier Ijeani. while Canberra. Australia. treats the picture signals. e may transmit the sound data by coaxial cable to 210-fo- a network it is. It uses three key tracking stations plus a number of minor ones, microwaves and undersea cables, two million miles of I , I'lil t Thousands of trained personnel around the world stand by to run MSFN during the Apollo missions. XObiem THE Roger, Moon, Youre Coming In Bright and Clear In the early 1960s, !t was impossible to transmit live TV across our major oceans. Then orbiting satellites closed this communication gap. And Title M0CEAN aUl Verse? li set comofet Andy sends to Book ol the World Encyclopedia Manioma Osfrowski, U, Somerset, toba, for bar cuesficn I?? ms THAN FQLMS' Have a Question? Ahk Andy Check ,Aj By Gus Arriola CALLED PORK SAUSAGE '' VOU TAKE ME TO THE MOVIES 3 NIGHTS A WEEK, do you Gordo li e . so WHV DONT rpRANCisAt WELL, TM TAKING GZCCVYCWCK' SEEVOI NO,SON FEEL SORT Of 4 EDGY. THINK 'LL GO FOR A WALK. TO NO, MOMMA. J , WiLLT I 6OSH0AD, DON'T YOU. VUty,jRfc! By Well momma! By Gua Edson and Irwin Ilasen uR oihRSTcv THf B.00MIN Gold" V Momma Dondi are SKIPPER UEER HflPPENlNS N g . FRANCIS? THIS IS How STOWIN OUT tDtIDER COULD BE THE T2 Q' PUNJABS GPTT4 PROVE THAT THE oYressore, ? are wry . e Orphan Annie NO .. PUT HES GOW6 DO HIS SOC O'CLOCK SHOW FROM HIS HOSPITAL WHAT'S HE TRYING TO PROVE 'S HAVING HIS SURGERY THIS MORNING ISN'T HE? MISS THOMPSON ... trSTER. RAMAGE.' HE'LL RE ON 60, .THE V.I.P. WING- '- AS NURSE TOWMiE THOMPSON REPORTS AT THE HOSPITAL FOR A PRIVATE PUT y CASE, TV CREWS ARE WORKING FURIOUSLY "2q KNOW WHO YOUR BATIFNT Wia RE DON'T VOU TOU Hart Gold-don- Mission Control in Houston. The picture data may be relayed to an orbiting satellite, beamed back to earth for transmission to Houston. The sound and picture signals are synchronized and sent to commercial networks. About four seconds after the events on the the live TV moon, program appears on our living room sets. MFSN :s a dramatic high But the speed operation. S'one of its oarent OTDA is stupendous. It relays worldwide communications, weather and other data from satellites. And its future possibilities are bevond our most ex- travagant dreams. CLOSED SUNDA- Y- Qimmi DHEHi: Half Oallcn At Your Neighborhood HEEER VALLEY MILK DEPOTS 3D LOCATIONS., Andy Capp r SMACK " ' t 6 x REMEMBER THE NIGHT WE FIRST MET.tSARUN'? bO i ?! the buzzin' IN ME EARS, THE BELLS RINGIN',, THE LIGHTS FLASH1N IN ME EYES actually, 'E STAGGERED V- -i INTO THE MACHINE pinball I WAS PLAYIN' ....KEEP |
