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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 19BO THURSDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1960 S to hel u get ready for the mm b 9 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUSE, MEDFORD, ORE. WWJOD if V "Vs.,. JL ijM' hi) TREES BIRDPROOFED Workmen arc shown birdproof ing trees along Pennsylvania ave. in Washington, D. C, for the inaugural parade. The process is expected to keep the trees starling-free lor a whole year. The sycamores along the 20-block parade route are shown being sprayed with a harmless, odorless compound which is offensive to birds and gives them a chemical hotfoot. (UPI Telephoto) Muge Program for Distressed Areas Yo Be Suggested Washington-IUI'II - John F. Kennedy's special task force mapping aid to economically distressed areas will (recom mend to the President-elect a massive program designed to create jobs and ease the hard ships of the unemployed. The plan will call tor in creased unemployment com pensation, doubling of surplus food distribution to the needy, a bill to help depressed areas attract new industry and re Indonesians Are Developing Hew train unemployed workers and eventual establishment of regional development com mission in the East to coord inate aid at the state and community level. Reach "Substantive Agree ment" Dialect Kennedy's 21-man commit tee, headed by Sen. Paul H. Jakarta, Indonesia - IUI'1) A new language for more than 90 million people is being born in Southeast Asia, at the Douglas, (D-I1U, met for near ly seven hours this week to study subcommittee reports rale of about a word every and draft its recommenda tions. hour. It is developing in two The task force plans to directions: -Constant expansion and Improvement of the version of Malay spoken in Indo nesia. -The governments of Ma laya and Indonesia are In con stant touch trying to unify their similar languages Into a stpndnrd common one. When Indonesia became In dependent after World War II, it had no national lan guage. The nearest tongue to one was Malay, spoken by hand Its proposals to Ken nedy next Monday. Aqreoment Reached Douglas said the panel had reached "substantive agree any parts of the recommenda tions. But he said certain sec tions of the report would be redrafted before it was sub mitted to Kennedy. Douglas declined to disclose any parts of the recommend tions. The contents were learn ed elsewhere, however. A key section of the aid package would be a help-ior-depressed-areas bill similar to legislation Douglas introduced last year. Ike Vetoes Measure The Senate approved a $:il!9 about 7.7 per cent of the popu lation. The resl, scattered over 3.000 islands, spoke about 200 Cher dialects. Greatly Expanded But in recent years, Indo ne'ia has greatly expanded Malay, which in its original form was not considered com prehensive enough for a mndern society. Many new phrases are add ed daily, and even native speakers of the original lan guage are sometimes hard pressed to keep up with the developments of their lan gr -tie. million version to provide loans and grants to chronical ly distressd areas to attract new industry, retrain unem ployed workers and increase federal funds lor community improvements. The House later trimmed this to $251 million. But Pres ident Eisenhower vetoed the measure. Kennedy promised during An Indonesian ' "language commission" has the job of thinking up new words. The commission meets once a fort night and each session pro duces at least 10 new words or phrases in addition to those that stream into the language Irom other sources. Indonesian, as it exists now. has adapted words from practically all of the coun try's dialects and from many foreign sources. Foreign words are frequently used lo express scientific ideas, a field in which Malay was defi cient. the presidential campaign that he would provide swift help to areas with Lingering unem ployment. He recently placed such help among the five leg islative proposals he considers most important. It was learned that some members of the task force are advocating prompt action by Kennedy on Inauguration Day Jan. 20, or at least within two or three days after he takes office. Science Doctorate Degrees Increasing Washington, (Science Serv-ice)-The number of doctor's degrees awarded in the Unit ed Slates during the year 1959 reached an all-time high of more than 5,300. The average age of those new doctorate holders was 31 Vj years when they re ceived their degree. The aver age period from the time of awarding a bachelor's degree finish Christmas Season Ends Jan. 6 Madrid-tUPII-The climax of the Christinas season in Spain comes Jan. 8, the "Dia de los Reyes Mhbos -Day of the Kings, or Eplphany-whcn the Spanish equivalent of Santa Clans arrives. Children anticipate the day iot weeks. On Epiphany Eve, to awarding the doctorate was they pluce their shoes on bal 8.1 years. Chemistry doctorates were highest, with 1,002 doctorates awarded during 1958 and 1959, it was found in a study by the National Academy of Sciences - National Research Council and reported by the National Science Foundation. conies or near the front door and fill them with straw or Brain for the Kings' horses, Tie next day they find the si os filled with gifts. ;n Christmas Day its.elf, no gins are exchanged, generally speaking, although it is cus tomary on that day to remem bsr those who have rendered service during the year with gifts of money. 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Curtsy Bear Claws Reg. 43c value. pkg Save, Save, Save GOLD BOND STAMPS You get valuable prizes plus when you shop at Safeway. f C -5'. .. i 1 SNOWMAN SAID MYTH Dr. Lawrence Swan, biologist from S;in Francisco Slate College, who accompanied Sir Edmund Hillary on his recent expedition to the Himalayas, reportedly said in San Francisco that the Abdominable Snowman is nothing but a myth. Swan said the two scalps supposedly taken from the legendary snow beast are fakes and were artifacts made from skins of goats or pigs. (UPI Telephoto) Western Europe Is Looking to 1961 For Cold War Turn London -IUPII- Western Eu- nomic problems. It fears lest rope looks to 1961 as a new America's dollar crisis should hit back at Europe by reduc ing American aid and narrow, ing European markets in ths turning point in the U-year- old Cold War. Western diplomacy hopes for a fresh round of East-West talks at another summit that U.S. and elsewhere. Western Europe has enjoy ed a prolonged and unprece. dented boom, with full em ployment and rising exports. The shadows of a recession have begun to form for the first time in years to mar the picture of uninterrupted pros, perity. The prospect for 1961 is un. could determine the chances of "peace in our time." Disillusioned by the severe setback In the Cold War In 19(50, European nations ap proach the coming 12 months with some trepidation Diplomatic expectations are that at best a new summit could ease the Berlin conflict 79c certain, and Europeans are keeping their eyes uneasily focused on the United States for clues lo their economio and political futures. and give a push to the dead-1 locked global disarmament ne gotiations. Its failure-or a fiasco such as the Paris summit last May - on the other hand, would threaten serious trouble for 79c Burma-Red China everyone, not only in the West but for Soviet Premier Niklta Relations Better Rangoon, Burma -(UPD- An election and a border agree ment with Communist China highlighted Burma's events In 1960. Neutralist U Nu won a land. Khrushchev personally, as well. The Soviet leader has stak ed his reputation on peaceful coexistence with the West; failure might spell his down fall. 39c Looking buck, Europe un- erwent a severe political cri sis in 1960 which was climax slide victory and became pre. ed in the breakdown of the mier for the third time when summit in Paris following the clash between Khrushchev his "clean" faction of the Anti-Fascist Peoples Freedom League (AFPFL) won 161 scats in the 290-seat chamber of deputies. n d President Eisenhower over the U-2 incident. The summit collapse brought lo an end protracted Allied efforts lo bring Russia and the United Stales to the conference table. There was a definite im provement during the year ot relations with Communist China. Wants Relaxation Gen. Ne Win went to Pel. But contrary lo expecta ping In January and signed a treaty of friendship and mu. tions, Moscow, after initial threatening gestures, let it be known thai It still wanted a tual non-aggression and also an agreement leading to final settlement of the border qucs. relaxation of East-West ten sion - Soviet version, though. tion, an issue dating since be. fore World War II. The year witnessed the vir tual end of European rule and control In Africa after the loss of Franco-British influence In The agreement brought re. lief to Burmese who worried about Red China's gradual en. the strategic Middle East. croachmcnt along the north, east frontier. There was a general im. provement in Burma's econo. my during the year. There was also a swing toward a "Burma first" policy. Almost all imports from foreign coun. tries were "Burma-ized" or placed in the hands of Bur mese nationals. However, . Russia's efforts to capture the eclipsing west ern position In the African continent met with only mod erale success. Khrushchev's tablc-pounding at the United Nations General Assembly ap parcntly failed to impress the new nations emerging from the tutelage of the European powers At the threshold of 1961 Eu Friendly Merchants Paying Meter Fees Mount Orab, 'Ohio -HOT -Merchants in this Brown County village of 758 have decided to pay all parking meter fees in an effort to stimulate business. The Chamber of Commerce; said the village council ap. proved a plan under whi-h cooperating businessmen w 'I pay $1.50 weekly for each it the 150 parking meters to al low shoppers to park free for two hours. ropean diplomacy turned ex pectantly to the United States for vigorous leadership in the next, vital moves on the In lernational scene. It looked above all to Presl denl elect John F. Kennedy 39 for that lead in two major fields: The future relationship with Russia and the Commu nist bloc on one hand, and the Atlantic Alliance on the other. Major Moves Major moves are in prepa ration for a reorganization of the NATO alignment which would broaden its political and economic responsibilities and strengthen lis military shield by equipping it with Forgetfulness Causes Hot Issue in Memphis Memphis, Tenn.-IUPII-Adam May was getting gas for his automobile when a woman motorist drove up to find out why her car was overheating. The attendant raised the hood. The radiator was miss, ing. May said the woman tele- nuclear weapons under Its own control. In the international field, European nations expect America's firm but construc tive lead at the projected sum mit when Kennedy would savings meet Khrushchev for the first phoned her husband and time at the conference table. Some predictions have, In pre mature anticipation of the event, likened it in Impor tance to the historic war-time meeting of President Roose velt and Josef Stalin. At the same time Europe learned that he had tne ra diator removed for repairs and had neglected to tell her. EARLY MATURITY Dcnver-The rabbit matures at six months and frequently bears as many as four litters within the span of a slngla year. I looks with marked uneasiness on America's growing eco- tilers. 4
