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10 c Astronomers To Make Moon Maps Fpr Astronauts Paris - (Science Service) -French astronomers, working with English specialists, are planning to make a "tourist" map of the moon, in order to supply astronauts who land on the earth's satellite with a de tailed guide.-' A complete new set of moon photographs will be taken to make up this selenographic map, because the scale of existing pictures is too small. In addition, existing photo graphs do not fit together very well, since most of them have been taken by individual and isolated photographers. The new photographs will be taken at the observatory on the Pic du M.di de Bigorre, in the Pyrenees. The final map of the entire moon will have the form of a circle 11.8 feel in diameter, which will be divided fento sheets for more convenient handling. Building Scope Because of the 200 inch U.S. telescope at IvSnint Palo mar 51 California is more suit able for the study of extant stars, French scientists are building their ofim telescopes. Extrordinary phtcj5'ra (lis of Mars, taken from thi Pic du rjidi by astrowjorr.t2is ilh a 15-inch leijPs.s twe s(f)i what (tan be Me, Ttfe fin usual qi&ality of the ISJars photograitJhs Wass' de:e to the e tnetlnosl of issiwg sf)erteMioft)s?(J pictures snaF5pud0at stiort in- 0 tervalis. In this way if ivjts possible to elieiiisaiB fee $B fisuliles eaascs by Use eajrth's atmDSphsire, f h i c h vaTtes from ons inslaist to tine recxt. The Kev5 lete&ope 111 Ms 3B.4 inches in dlajESeter. It wU be capabte dtf magiaify Arv:g objects 1,500 times and will, optically speaking, bring the moon to a distance of 155 milcsGfrom the earth, making it possible to pick out objects measuring 1,000 Efcet. 100 NJee&d About a hundred large-seals photographs will be necrjpsl to cover the whcEle moon. Sev eral photographs will be made of the same area, usindiffer orit lighting, to take advan tage of the oblicfae light that throws objects into relief. .' From these photographs, map-makers will put together a detailed map. To indicate the relief, the modern0system of "level curves" will be used, I hose will be so precise that, if desired, they could be used for the building of dams on the moon. 16 to 20 Count PRAWNS ' I 5;.KTi' to Stew taftnrer- AtW W.WI,' CRABS .gSfc- Locker See Rib Steak SAUSAGE 3 ibs. sl I Country Style iMWHMMMHKWKWKKMKHKA llIM lllllMM UlTlllllTl till I I llllTaifilWfiSi.WM1 Polish Rings Spare Ribs 2 m a 49( ib. CNRYSTAL ilMS 4th and Fir rf ' 4 v 4 LA It, , :"2 -stir. SliEDLI.yG EXAMINED-Secdling Jjccping from forest floor, examined here by Glen Duysen, forester for Kogap Manu facturing company, Medford, is one of swarms o? young trees tjursting forth on jie company's 1.800-acfte Tiller Tree Farm. 0 (American forest Prodfitets fiajustrics photo) IxT in AMiie Buffalo) N.Y.-IIB-A hofly fo;ur-occt Ions msscliins pa Wilis' ttiTiiied over ta ftoitee hi;' m uniet&iHtfeiJ mesa ifto iM Isp Wag !Mrftoi!(griJ ta ficoil it In 1 1 is alii!:. Equally ssaravi&M fa'i tsa.it. ttoe 'SPcirM War I Wi3 wew tl'03 first !ooo?ln i0.irren OJjrcS for d ism:QSiI i WTO cilj unifljr the stte amnesty VjW The la jSrmits perscois with firearms to turn them over bio autlpritCk; vSil&Put ;cadil- ty. The oifrr csf the 7.flS rflm water-cooled spandau m chii'B; gun fouiffi it wrgpivd In yello9cd nevfflfljaper in a cob-cb coated box, ICS' J.'0 said. The weapon ?as brought from Germany tai a war sou venir by lift uncle who agpar-o ently put it in the attic with out telling anyone. The uncle recently died. The machine gun wis des tined for a watery grave fti Lake Erie along with other firearms surrendered. , 9 fir Memphis. Tenn. - Reuttin E IgWJi, granted Sn URi90Htetl cBvoSvCe. H8 sgide liiils gi.Jiu fenf't BilM w 'SPB3I Ui i'aw tii91 at iSajitin oj her to r-etuon. ISy LOUIS CASSSL8 WPI CoOffittaftfcijt President - elect John .9. enmdy fcs stiff tost of his loiOlershlp in r(PruSding Congress t encl ft braaiS ro-oRrfODi or Offiit at ad iO.-a( ooi. Blenncdy hos stU h Oill give hifih priority to educfl ticoa flid in the leSisletive pro gram Ohich he ft'ill present to the neffl Congrc shortly after he is inaufturatofl in itnuOry. He has already sfletched tlie main outliro.-s of the progrom which he considers esoentioi to "national survival." I(jolnj8;s FeflO'ES GrtWSJi II includes "substantial" federal graiils - probably on the order of one billion dol Cut, Wrapped and Quick Frozen Lean Trimmed Cube BEEF 5 Our Own Lean Tender &fflnsdSjF.TO:raGe Federal Aid io 6 n iDftae . Bob - m i i MEDFORD MAIL Loggers An amazing story which spotlights the growing ability of southern Oregon s forest industries to make useful products out of low - grade wood is unfolding along the Tiller-Trail divide. Two loggers there have made steady jobs for them selves and others for nearly a decade by salvaging logs l&i lH mmP-1 M?wiWm immi 111 1 LC2S CULLS' - Salvage lagging for nearly a and Eufl LoEy of Cantral Point. Groin decide on the 1,800-acfe Tillor Traie If arm industry eibilfty ts utilize te-irss6 6'sS of Kogjjp .'aisaufetqtfirirtgi conaiiaS', Sil'5ord, - hs turEESl fccristss cfill lojiW ia a&IK roijf- has provMS'Sl jobs for tifo contraict rbsjsra taipial. slion here, Gil Eannny (on trsK;tQ.r)''of Dra? (American ISounat B'roSlMate IiJ)trjjJS4lhioJ lars a year - -which states may uiO flt their ondicr tion for clegSrctom construc tion or tPffl'-'hei'O' a0l6r.(Qi, oa' 10)?h. tiiDnflnly ilea pill 'Sbd'8 4 RrSfltly expended ppcigraja of federal lcfcns flnii !0:nDlSrships for colicse students. And h probffbly Oill propo. long term, low interest federfll loflns to colleges fc0 construc tion of ffl?Bmb: buildings and Iflborfltorico fOicli kffji r are noO oOjilal(Je only for dormitories. The Demociolic pIQ'Sorfii endorses all of these propc !)js. But that doesn't mean that Kennedy will have n easy time getting them through the Democratic con trolled 88th Congress. STEAKS for Sl00 SP 2-7315 TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. Have Steady Job in .... . ... 1 that were once thought to be useless. The men are Bud LcRoy of Central Point and Gil Bon ney of Drew. Their small out fit, Hoot Owl Logging com pany, is taking as much as 18.000 board feet daily out of cutover lands on the 1,800 acre Tiller Tree Farm of Med- if 1 On issues like aid to edu cation, Congress does not di vide slong rtoat party lines. The rasol battle S; toJwabri a liQbral bice, which inclwBfccs many northarn DMowtcrmis QrtEi (Wist KttplWbltCBCccs. In the last session of Ccta g5'09s, th litCDia l prevaitefi in the S6?HPt. It psBl 51 to 34 8 bill sponsored by &en n6dy to provide fadural grants for claserocDn cctntftruptii&i flnfl teaibor's' slarios. The HouKh peSd a bill providing funds for clsroom construction onlj, 4nd arided 8 requiremSnt ' that stotas match foderal grants dojl$ for dollar. The louse, rules committap, dJ.OninptMl by th conservative coalitferOQ, then refund to lt a SBnate-House conference committee Work out a. comprcl)'nifle botedn the two versions. Th$t effec tively killed the legislation. AaWMB Piw CtajSJUffitflji DynSmiting this roaslblocB in the HougB rules committee will bis onS of the first chal lenges confronting Kennedy if lie hopss to got ttptijja on his education bill or oths litoarSl measuriffi in his boo grflm. UeirjcEratic l5deirs re re ported tea be consicWintSi drcsp ping from rules cominittfflo membertCotto Rep. William C o 1 m e r of SJiFisisaiHgi, a southern UT.iaiJrai Wl ro- fusteg0te s&C3P(9rt tl party's ticket ia the 1E3) election. HepliacerRunt of Colmmr could give litEonJl nemcccratB a 7 to a majority oi-inr iiik isopub- ri ucan-!iaiuo35rn Li&moorgiic co alition in tho rules comnSt tee. That miMit isDiure fcHtine an edueSticfn bill to the House0! floor. But the fight froulj notp be over. The National Education as sociation has analyzed the voting records of incumbent African Changes Keeg Mappers Busy Philadelphia- 0JPI) -Today's map makers can be reason ably sure that Africa's rivers, mountains and oceans will not change-but not so its po litical boundaries. That's the probm of Aero Service Cog of Philadelphia Which plans to market a large, elaborate relief map of the continent by the first of the year. Aerographer Arnold Kreis- man. said the map will show every known mountain, river, important settlement and po litical boundary. But will it? New nations sprout so quickly that carto graphers are in a whirl. "We have to be avid news paper readers to see if yes terday's work is still good," Kroisman said. He said his company not only must check on the latest changes in all small details including names of settle ments, but must take chances by anticipating the formation of new states and their cap itals. Sawdust S&H GREEN STAMPS Medford Fuel Co. Tel SP 2-2111 Court & McAnd I J rest wep d u ca t i o n Program ford's Kogap Manufacturing company. Stretching Timber Supply The salvage operation has not only provided steady em ployment for LeRoy and Bon ney over the years, but is putting the tree farm into top growing condition and is stretching its current timber supply. congressmen who tyill bB turning to the Hohsj net Je(ritry. Its e&ugiy sSbd-is tBS 181 of than votaa for the sxtsitRl aifl bill ltcert yaccp-ajao lvs voted ajairert it. fhia indicato th6t OStylg aloctofl B0EKaKBs 9ill haxfil tks balance of pwjxE- ia tte HosjSB. And many oD 'Jisja are canorvative RcpublitflHS aio3 sbutkBPn EBmc(l;rS ts. Ksmoady is on record tIBlniving that a prSPtdent shoulfl tiB nrapr9d to fight- end fic&ht herd - for :!8-'0E3 of legislation 7haA he ccoay siders vitol to the nation's Welfare. '- The 6id la education istjiJU seegifi lively to give him aa opportunity to demonstrate what he meant. FREE Gift Wrapping and . Mailing Service QUANTITY DISCOUNT Purchase Plan ON AS FEW AS 5 BOXES f5 S CANDY Harvesting Farm's ... . .. i ...uu ...1,11a cnoplc-n The timber m wnien ine salvage loggers are working is on the north slope of the divide at elevations ranging from 2,200 to 4,500 feet. A sawmill was operated at the site by Kogap until 1949. Vir gin timber still remains in two areas of the tree farm. 'Much of the old-growth timber originally' harvested in here was overmature and defective," -says Glen Duysen, Kogap forester. "Many conky logs were left in the woods as culls. But we've made such tremendous strides in our ability to turn this low-grade wood into useful products since that time that many of these logs are now merchant able as 'peelable culls.' " Duysen cited as s'gi exam ple the development of a technique whereby industry can now utilize logs shot 1 - (tofCCia AJJ Out GaaOa&'axo Ma:d:e FRESH DAILY in Qta Rfeftso . . Vol'SITGEBS AbWS WELCOME! Visit our "SANTA'S GMMDYLAND" . . . Guaranteed the lafgest selection of Imported ever seen in southern Uregon. Friday and Saturday Only! Our 13fh Anniversary PEANUT BRITTLE lb.49 2-Lb. limit CANDY APPLES A Sample Box of Our Famous PEAR-FECTION f nr Arltiltc STICKS FOR THE KIDDIES inrougn wim fungus disease - for inner plys in construction - grade plywooa. Keeps Accest Roads The -salvage operation, un derway since before 1952, makes it possible for Kogap to "stay current" with pickup of dead and dying timber and thus avoid letting such logs go to waste. It also keeps the company's access road system in good condition &r fire pro tection. "There vSre about 10 snags to the acre when the salvage work got under way," said Duysen, "and we're getting them down under this pro gram at the rate of about one snag for every 1,000 board feet of merchantable salvage material. The forestergpointed out that removal of snags is re- re rrjd conaicfer thwr (Oichwited spring future! . 7 DELICIOUS DIVINITY lb. 69' 2-Lb. Limit SATURDAY COME IN and GUESS THE WEIGHT Of the LARGEST CANDY CANES In Captivity THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1, I960 Cui! Logs Hitfinff fire hazards for tho bursting new young growtli which is beginning to throw a green blanket over the tree farm. "Give us a few more years' work in here," he said, "and this land will be entirely re stocked with a healthy young forest." the ; DANMOORE I HOTEL 1217 SW Morriion St. f PORTLAND, OREGO'.VJ t All transient guests. Alt those who come, return. Rates not high, not low. Free garajs, TV's and raiicja. Reputation for clerolinera Children UndiDr .' , Seven N'o Chm'Cr . 4 . f apt gfirfe to cjjr f eiltcar, )tuiio. tipeodtw on cteJS" 'I . . . tfhfeirohimniwiqg iciclo fafekJ. Wetch (fubcomplirrsmts cto:syc3jr Christmas Novelties CREAM FUDGE Ib. 69 2-lb. Limit ONLY. TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 132 West Main St. 21 South Cantral
