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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORECON Communist China Turns To Japan for Badly Needed Farm Equipment MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Speech Tourney Set At Forest Grove By ARTHUR J. DOMMEN Hone Kong - WPH - Com- munist China, in a litile-pub-licized agreement that may well figure in history books years from now, has turned to Japan for the machinery it needs. It no longer forthcoming from the Soviet Union. A five-year barter agree ment will provide China not only with farm implements but also with chemical fcrtll- T GOOD SUPPLY - The gov ernment has accumulated at high prices enough tungsten to meet the nation's consump tion for about 20 years, it has been brought out by Senate stockpile investigators. Above, John Croston, a General Serv ices Administration marketing official, is shown as he made the disclosure in Washington. (UPI) Winning Ticket Goes To President of Board Glen Ridge, N.J. IUPB The Cerebral Palsy Rehabilitation Institute held a drawing for an automobile Wednesday night and a woman turned the winning ticket over to Charles McCarthy, the presi dent of the board of trustees, to read aloud. "You won't bclive this," said the somewhat flustered McCarthy, "but the winner is Charles McCarthy." McCarthy said he would sell the car and donate the proceeds tn the Institute. Glamor Wardrobe 9499 WvukoU FOR TEEN FASHION MODEL DOLL SIZE Ills" Look B exciting, glamor ous fashions for a teen fash ion model doll, and each one especially designed to please a little girl. Be thrifty use scraps! Printed Pattern 1)4(11): For ll's-inch tcen-agc fashion model doll. FIFTY CENTS In coins for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mail. Send tn Marian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune. Pat tern Dept., 2;i2 Wcsl 1811) St.. New York 11, NY. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUM BER. FIRST TIME EVER! Glam orous movie slar's wardrobe plus 110 exciting styles to sew In our new Fall-Winter Pat- J tarn Catalog. Send 55c. I izers and Insecticides, To get assurance of sup plies of the badly needed gords, China quietly dropped its previous Insistence that economic and diplomatic rela tions with Japan w.re "insep arable." Average annual two-way trade under the so-called "pri vate" agreement will be about $91 million dunng the first five-year period from 1963 to 1967. No Strings Attached For China, the agreement will mean a minimum outlay of precious exchange. Tatsunosuke Takasaki, a signed the agreement on be leading member of the ruling half of Japanese industry, liberal democratic party whol said here that there were no Court Records MKDKOKD MUNICIPAL COURT Frank Miller Grime Jr.. dis oheved traffic lignal. S3. George Erneat Lyman. Improper left turn from wrong lane, $10. David Arthur Drown. 21119 Diane t.. violation of basic rule. iaO Robert Donald Holt Jr.. wrong way on one way street. 110. Wayne Elbin Slrublc, failure to atop when entering a public atreet from a private driveway 7.50 Joanne Rae Sllvelrn, failure to obtain Oregon perilor license. S2.V violation of basic rule. SI0 William Henry Piilner. viola tion of baiic rule. SI0, suspended. Ward Fleming, dio'xyec: traf fic aignal, S10. Albert T. Bechtel. overnight truck parking. S3. Kenneth F,ar) Dltmore, diaobeyed trafllc lignal, S10. Walter Lamar Towniteni, dii obeyed traffic aignal. Sin. Marie Katherine Roberta, viola tion of basic rule, $10. George Ernest Lyman, Improper left turn. $10. NaDean Francia Mynatt, viola tion of basic rule, $10. Clarence Oscar Lack, disobeyed trafllc signal. $10. strings attached to the deal but that he hoped it would lead to better relations. In 1961 China managed to earn a whopping export sur plus of $407 million. But fince late 1960, Pei ping has been forced to com mit an estimated $58" million to purchase 6 million tons of grain, mainly from Canada and Australia. This has heav ily taxed Red China's foreign exchange reserves available for purchasing industrial goods. Meanwhile, the Soviet Un ion has drastically reduced its exports to China. Soviet exports of industrial goods, including agricultural ma chinery, fell iroin a value o $404 million in 1960 to $108 million in 1961. China still is believed to be seeking grain . for pur. chase on credit. Harvest Better But the Communist leaders have stated that this year's autumn harvest was "slightly better" than last year's, and there are signs that food pro duction is once again on the rise. The regime is throwing everything it has into raising wheelbarrow, plows, rakes, balance probably will shift agricultural production, let' ting factories stand idle while millions of Chinese are sent into the countryside to work. One of China's worst short ages is in farm implements. The mainland press has re ported that even simple farm tools are in short supply and cannot be repaired properly. Only 10 per cent of China's farmland is worked by trac tor, according to the Com munist press. The official Peiping Peo ple's Daily has reported that there are shortages of carta, baskets and fertilizer con tainers. Major Partnar The agreement will make Japan a major trading part ner with China in terms of the value of goods exchanged, propelling Japan far ahead of such other non-Communist nations as Britain and West Germany. It is believed by economic affairs experts here that China will import more from Japan during the first five years of the agreement than it exports. Later on, the the other way. Deputy Ruler Will Visit Local Elks Paul Fauerso. Brookings, district deputy grand exalted ruler of the Elks, w 'l maka his official visit and inspec tion of Medford lodge tonight. There will be an initiation of a large class in his honor. Leonard Carlson, exalted ruler of Medford Elks lodge, has urged members to attend tonight. , Forest Grove - More than 500 Oregon high school speech students are expected in Forest Grove for the 17th annual Pacific university high school speech tournament Fri day and Saturday, Nov. 30 and Dec. 1. Students representing near ly 50 Oregon high schools will compete for honors in five divisions, debate, extem poraneous speaking, oratory, and serious and humorous in terpretive reading. The tournament is under the direction of Professor A. C. Hingston, head of the Pa cific speech and drama de partment. He will be assisted in making arrangements and judging by students and fac ulty members of the depart ment and Tau Kappa Alpha, national honorary forensic fraternity. Hillsboro High school, last year's sweepstakes winner, will return this year to de fend its championship. Reg istration is now being accepted. TAPPING BRINGS FINE Sunderland, England lUPD Laborer William Hendry was fined ' $36.40 Wednesday for tapping the electricity supply from a vacant house next door, Hendry said he did it so he could watch television in his all-gas apartment. Bell's Appointment Claimed 'Gratifying' Washington -WPD- Outgoing U.S. foreign aid Director Fow ler Hamilton said Wednesday that President Kennedy's ap pointment of Budget Director David E. Bell as his succes sor is "particularly gratify ing." Hamilton, who is in Paris, said in a statement issued here that "I have known Mr. Bell for some time. His knowledge of and dedication to the assistance program, and his competence and ability as an administrator, assure the effective operation of aid." THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29. I9S2 Educational Programs of East Reviewed for AshlandChamber Ashland Some aspects of the educational programs re cently observed in the New England states and in Illinois by a group of Rogue valley educators could be adapted for use in the Ashland school district, the Ashland Chamber of Commerce was told Tues day. Stanley C. Jobe, superin tendent of Ashland school district 5, who was a member of the Rogue valley group, told chamber members about the trip at the weekly cham ber luncheon. Ashland could adapt some aspects of the programs he observed, Jobe said, but he felt others had not really been proven effective by the New England districts experiment ing with them. The superintendent added that he would be making a full report to the district board at its next mcetirg. Program Observed The principal program he observed in action was Ihe technique of team teaching. Teachers were organized into teams, ranging in number up to six or more, he explained, with each team assuming re sponsibility for teaching a cer tain number of students. A principal purpose of the team program was to make it possible for a group of teach ers to work jointly with each student. Each team was assisted by a teacher's aide and a clerical aide to take care of the more menial jobs normally required of teachers and leave the pro fessors available for teaching, Jobe explained. Impressed By Land Officials of school districts using this system explained that It cost them no more, be cause under the previous sys tem they needed seven teach ers instead of six. and for the salary of one teacher they could employ two aides. Jobe said he was also im pressed by the large amounts of land set aside for school 'sites in the school district visited. The high school at Wayland. Mass., for instance, has a campus of 100 acres, he reported. "I don't remember seeing any school with less than 15 acres," he comment ed, "and these were all in fair ly heavily populated areas where land Is expensive." In another portion of his talk, the superintendent men tioned that he arrived in Massachusetts as the Kennedy-Lodge election campaign was leaching Its climax. "Everyone talks politics back there, even in high school," he said, adding that one could have predicted a Kennedy victory by noting mat more of the high school classes he visited appeared to be pro-Kennedy than those who were pro-Lodge. Compart Properly Tixet Jobe wound up his talk with a comparison of property taxes in Massachusetts with those in Oregon. Property in Lexington, Mass., was assess ed at 40 per cent of value, he noted, as compared with 25 per cent of value In Oregon. The millage rate was close to 100. The owner of a $23,000 home in Lexington would FRESH! TASTY! Marshmallow Treats Busy Baker. Pink, While, Toasted, lemon. Orange. Snack-tlme treat. 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All Available Only Others Safeway Gift Order Say "Merry Christmas" with a Gift Order redeemable at any Safeway store. Denomination! of $3.00, $7.50, $10 00, and $20.00. The aver-popular "Perfect" Christ mas gift. $1.29 Available at Any Safeway, Anywhere have to pay over J900 annual ly In property taxes, while the owner of a house valued at $23,000 in Ashland would pay less than $600. "They really pay for educa tion back there," Jobe commented. Four Men Appear In Circuit Court Vaughan Allen Bigclow, 18, of 2010 East Main St., Med ford, pleaded guilty yesterday in Jackson county circuit court to charges of taking and using a motor vehicle without auth orization. A pre-sentence report was ordered. Bigelow was charged with using the car belonginn to John E. Bowman. 1462 Pod- lar Dr., Medford, without per mission, but with no intent to steal it. Ben Day, Medford lawyer, was appointed attorney for El lis LeRoy Cornutt. 19. general delivery, Medford, who is charged with concealing stol- en property, ine case was con tinued. Ole Thorvald NygarrJ, Seat tle, Wash., pleaded euiltv to charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He re ceived a suspended six-months sentence in the Jackson coun ty jail. Worlow Crosby Purdin .41. of 535 Fairmont st., Medford, was placed on probation and sentence was suspended for five years on charscs nf nb. taining property under false pretenses. He had pleaded suiltv to is suing a $20 check to a Inral drug store July 28. Billon Drunken Driving Proposed Salem IUPII State Police Superintendent H. G. Maison said Thursday a bill will be introduced in the 1963 legis lature that would allow a drunk to be arrested for drun ken driving even though an officer came on the scene aft er the drunk's vehicle had stopped, or was parked. This bill, known as the "physical control" proposal, would be a boon to enforce ment efforts against drunken drivers, Maison said. Under present law, If the car of an intoxicated person has come to a halt, or Is parked with the drunk In It that person can only be charged with being drunk on a highway. A charge of drunken driv ing is more serious, and the penalties are much stlffcr. Such factors as skid marks would enter Into a determina tion of whether a person had physical control of a stopped vehicle. Hold Everything! Everybody loves delightful, different, potholders I d e a 1 for gifts, showers, bazaar. Bonanza! Eight gay, clever potholders s ome, Just 2 pieces, plus binding. Rooster double holder. Pattern 7135: transfers, directions. THIRTY- FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Medford Mail Tribune, Needlecraft Dept., P. O. Box 183, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. 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