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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IB. 1961 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. House Committee Hearing on Venus Probe Continues Washington-OJPIl-The House Space Committee today con tinued Its hearings on Rus , sia's Venus probe, with three Defense Department officials scheduled to testily. nr Hnoh T.. Drvden. deputy director of the National Aero nautics and Space Admlnistra flnn tnlrt the committee Wed npsriav that the Russians now could put an H-bomb into orbit and shoot It towara earin targets. ProsMnnt Kennedy said at his news conference Wednes day night the United States has made "exceptional gains In space technology" which he said should "give all Amer icans satisfaction in the ef forts we have made." Behind in Booster! i "Boosters, however, we are behind in," he said. "It is a matter of great concern. The Soviet Union made a signifi cant breakthrough in this area some years ago, and they have continued to make their lead." Kennedy said this break through "explains why they were ahead of us in Sputniks and it explains why they have been able to put larger ob jects in space." He said they would continue to do so "un less we are able to make a breakthrough before the Sat urn booster comes into opera tion." The President said this coun try has "sufficiently large boosters to protect us mili tarily, but for the long heavy explorations into space, which requires large boosters, the Soviet Union has been ahead, and it is going to be a major task to surpass them." Missionary Talks Of African Areas Ten years ago only four areas of Africa were self-governed. Today there are 24, embracing 75 per cent of the vast continent, the Rev. Ira E. Glllct pointed out in an address Tuesday before the Medford Rotary club. " Speaking at the Rogue Val ley Country club, the Oregon Methodist conference mission- : ary to Africa described the surprising similarity between - Africa and the U.S. since that ' continent and North America were colonized by the white race. Kxploitatlon of the labor of colored races was cited. The English won the Boer War but lost the peace in Africa, Mr. Gillet emphasized, through the policy of extreme segregation.' The "lid will probably blow off Mozam bique," the speaker warned. The country has 7 million na tives controlled by approxi mately 7,000 Portuguese. Mr. Gillet has spent more than 30 years on the mission field in Africa and has long been a student of that continent. Two Cars Involved In Highway Crash Automobiles operated by an Ashland man and his wife were Involved in an accident Wednesday about 6 p.m. near the intersection of Highway 99 and Creel rd., according to state police. Police said an automobile operated by Edwin Arnold Pettitt, 2332 Glenn St., Ash land, was northbound on Highway 99 when it slowed to turn onto Creel rd. Pettitt told police that something happened, causing the ve hlcle to stop quickly, and It was hit from behind by a car driven by Phllcna May Pet titt. Both vehicles had to be towed from the scene. A passenger in Pettltt's car, . Norman Pettitt, was treated at Ashland hospital for head cut and released, it was . reported. 4-H NEWS Th Smart Cookies Monday, Feb. 12, the Smart Cookies 4-H club meeting was called to order by Sue Lisen- bee. After answering the roll call, each member gave his weekly recipe. We voted on having our next meeting on Tuesday. Karen Ricks led us in playing a game. Refreshments, includ ing chocolate chip cookies made by John Gilliam as his weekly project, were served. Janet Pucci, Reporter. Ruch Swine Club The first meeting of the Ruch Swine 4-H club was held Saturday, Feb. 11, at the lead er's home, Bill Barker. Glen Travis will be coleader, and Mary Barker, junior leader. ; - Officers were elected. They are Robert Straube, president; Louie Barker, vice president; Clyde Travis, secretary-treasurer. The next meeting will be at Travis' home, Feb. 25 at 1:30 p.m. William Travis, Reporter. 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