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4 6 THURSDAY. JANUARY 10, 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Hurrah for Boots ft Boots, beloved by e v e r y. one teen to mom! Make 'em in cotton, corduroy, velveteen. TWO pHllern parts that's all for gay, quilted boots, whip them up quickly. Pat tern 7447: patterns; directions, small, medium, large. THIRTY-FIVE C'KNTS (in coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each, pattern for first-clans mailing. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Medlurd Wall Tribune, Needle era ft Dept., P. O. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 1 1, N. Y. Print plainly NAM E, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. 1983 s Biggest Necdlecrafl Show stars smocked aecesso. rles it's our new Needle- craft Catalog! Plus over 200 fresh-to-you designs to knit. crochet, sew. weave, embroi der, q'lill. Plus free pattern. Send 25 cents now' The provincial parks of On tario entertained more thin million visitors in 1DG0. Remains of Plane! Wrecks From War Found in Holland By JOOP MARMELSTEIN United Press International The Hague-OJPD-Dutch farm ers, plowing for the first time land which a short time ago was the bottom of the Zuider Zee, have dug up 94 plane wrecks from World War II. Experts of the Royal Neth erlands Air Force engaged in salvaging and identifying the planes estimate that eventual ly some 200 wrecks will be found in the new land drained from the sea. In mid - November the wreckage of a German ME 109G single-seat fighter was recovered. Near the , wreck, buried in about five feet of mud, were the remains of the pilot. The Air Force detectives established that he was a blond, thick-set man probably In his middle 30s. They es tablished that the plane crash ed in 1943 and concluded that this man was one of the ex perienced fighter pilots who were beginning to run short in Germany by that time. Bullet Holes There were bullet holes through the plane. The plane's fire extinguishers were empty and there still were traces of foam on the engine. The ex perts concluded the pilot was fighting to get his burning plane back to one of the Ger- man air fields in northeast Holland. A map case in the plane was folded to show the northern part of Holland. The ME 109G had no radar, so the experts concluded it was employed In combating daylight raids by U.S. B-17 Flying Fortresses. Damage to the fighter indicated It was shot down by the tail-gunner of a Fortress. Position of the plane indicated the pilot had fought to the last moment to keep it in the air and did not try to bail out. The parachute was found in the cockpit, well preserved and ready for use. Bomber Found Another wreck, found last summer, was a Lancaster bomber which the experts be lieve belonged to the RAF "Dambustcr" squadron. T h e crew appeared to have bailed out but the experts believe they drowned. The wreckage was found in a spot that was then 15 miles from the shore. 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United Nations, N, Y. mt The United Nations hn taken steps to speed development oi information media In areas Jacking adequate maw awn. municattons for spreading eci ucatjon and cultare. The program is expected to produce widespread growth ol press, radio, television and Aim facilities in Asia, Africa and Latin America. Tine worW organization was stirred into action by a sui vejr made by the UN Educa tional, Scientific and Cultural organization (UNESCO! show, ing to per cent of the world's population is without proper communications facilities. According to contlusfoia drawn from the survey, an estimated 2 billion persons Jack Uie benefit inherent ta , mass media in such fields a information, education, mnh tare and entertainment, Strengthen Ce.T.rnunicsiUni The General Assembly's So ciat, Humanitarian and Cut tural committee recently pass, ed a resolution UN Technical Assistance board and the Special fund to help the developing coun tries in strengthening their mass communications, Approval of the resolution opened the way for United Nations projects In areas where Information media have suffered from lack of money and tectakal know, how. UN officials regard tfc ri jht to Information as one of the fundamental ght of man. The UNESCO survey, . they said, showed that this right la only theoretical for most of the world s people and demonstrated a definite reiationsliip between develop, ment of Information media and general economic and so cial progress, Introduction of mass com. munlcatlons techniques to parts of Asm, Africa and Lai. In America, It Is believed, will enable teachers to reach a very wide public and bring ulture Into every home. Proposals put forth by UNESCO were based on re- " gionat meetings In Asia, Af rica and latin America af tended by about 400 partlct. pants from 80 countries. Matinat Esieuria Fundi I As envisioned, the tmmm would cost about $3.4 billion, with the malor nart of th sum expected to come from national resources of the eoun- WMHveo. too cos would be spread over a Jo to a year oeriool. ooIimmHm (( the UN development decade, Top priority would go for expansion of radio because this medium can penetrate the ' - - J t . . t. 3 , i Jump the Illiteracy barrier, Stress also would be put or. development of provincial . newspapers and national news sbssm wmm; nerve .E , lers of the Information M rue lure of any country, The program is simed at insuring that for every 100 people m a country mere should be not less than 19 copies of a dally newspaper, five radio receivers and two movie theater seals, ft also foresees educational televi. slon, . , . s Wash and Wear Prints and Plains tllr Je He V.I.M, M pmrpuu, kifk w,AaU mm. mm- fabriti m a wW mntf st ptHnm iMij krijkt, mitt T mf C Matrit, H,ttti fl,I Jart,, tm4 K M W pl Atimt, 0hailiB( eir MhiBati, -m M Miait t brft, a( tMm, takrio, 9T VVJZ.,. 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You are lutKy you weren't born a few year earlier, Tfu might have wound up In a mental Institu tion, In Its first report to the legislature, Issued In 1898, : Western Washington Hospital 1 for the Insane listed these res sons for commitment: "Brood ing over trouble, death f wife, domestic trouble, fin. n ell troubles, low s.crir.en, reading books on hypnotism, sunstroke and worry," " Jury Selected for Trtal at Cotvallis Oorvallis A Jury l eight women and tour men nas been picked to hear the first degree murder trial of Henry Mazingo, 3fl accused of the shotgun slaying of hla estranged wife, last Oct 1 1 at Greenberry, seven mltei wuth of here, Skindivers Recove t Gresham Mam't Body Springdalc, Ore.-(liPn-Skln. 'diver racovsrsd Ute body cf Vernon Rutherford, Gresham, from the Sandy river near here Tuesday after a three day search. Rutherford disappeared Bun day while fishing, CHILD dies m row Coqulile -lUPli- A house flit at Uw community of Cora, east of here, claimed the Ufa of f -month-old Brencii El sine Albright Monday, Penally for murder In V'.i Is hanging or shooting. ,
