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o MEDFOHD KAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON THURSDAY. AUGUST 1. liej 6 7 Rebirth of Friendship Between Nationalist China, India Unexpected By MICHAEL T. MALLOY New Delhi -0IPD- A rebirth of friendship between Nation alist China and India cannot be expected in the foreseeable future, at least not on any official level. Unofficial contacts, howev er, are looked on in a much more kindly light, now that both regimes have a common enemy on the Chinese main land. The Indian government has finally accepted the theory -long put forward by top In dian generals - that Formosa helps defend India by pinning down scores of Red Chinese divisions along the south Chi na coast. But government leaders are still convinced that Mao Tse tung is the legal ruler of the mainland. They believe diplo matic channels must be kept NEEDS A DONKEY London -IUPD- A woman ad vertised today in the Times of London for a "gentle don key required to hire for one month; lavish loving care assured." open to his government, if only to keep alive the possi bility of settling their disput ed border claims. Two Chinas Preferred Indian thinking has chang ed in only one important re spect. The government would now prefer to see "two Chi nas," one in Formosa and one on the mainland. Its leaders no longer approve of Red hopes for swallowing Formo sa. Despite this change in view point, the official government line remains the same: "There has been no contact with the Taiwan (Formosa) govern mcnt, nor will there be," in the words of a foreign minis try spokesman. But within the ministry, high officials have actually discussed three possibilities among themselves: -India might invite the Nationalists to open a trade agency or consulate in this country. -The government might ex tend de facto recognition to the Nationalists as the gov ernment of Formosa, while continuing to recognize the Communists as the govern ment of the mainland. TRESPASSERS BEWARE Sycamore Hollow, Kan. -lliPD- Trespassers on this camp ground will be stripped of their clothing, thrown into a swimming pool and forced to play volleyball in the nude with members of the opposite sex. A sunbathcrs association meeting opened here Wednes day. A nudist spokesman said court action would follow the on-the-spot treatment. -The government might maintain undercover contacts through Nationalist diplomats at the United Nations or some other center of diplomatic ac tivity. These possibilities have only been discussed. Accord ing to the best available sourc es, they have not been trans lated into policy. If any of them is adopted, it would al most certainly be the method of informal, unofficial con tacts. Many Indians feel the first two possibilities would he ei ther unacceptable to the Na tionalists, or lead to a com plete rupture with Red China, since both of them are based on the policy of "two Chinas." This is particularly true, be cause even if India went all the way in recognizing the THIEVERY COST New York-dPD-Departmcnt, grocery, variety and discount stores lost some $714 million in 196 1 from pilferage, up 41 per cent from the S505 mil lion in 1951, according to trade association figures. Nationalists, she would still support Red China's admission to the United Nations, and would still recognize Mao as ruler on the mainland. This policy seems wrong headed to most Westerners. 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Tulsa promoters of the de vice, which floats on a cushion of air two or three inches off the ground, say production will begin this fall. The vehicle, dubbed the Scoot-Air, consists of a bucket seat, a pair of handlebars and two-cycle engines and fans which lift it off the ground d sive it momentum. It will be a modern bump er car, says Al Conn, one f the premeters. "When it's ixetaJked ia amusement parks it will have rubber bumpers id safety ekevices. Conn says the craft operates the serine air-cushion prin ciple that Wading automobile astutacturers are predicting) will be used i cars af the future. "It will move along at sev ens miles per hour and will have te overate on a smooth, ctaed-in aroa," Cn explains. He seys 50 top amusement parks around the country, in cluding Disneyland, have ex pressed interest in the device. It has a fibreglass body, will carry one rider and sounds like a lawnmowcr. 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Adams said the letter vra mailed to Washington, D.C., July 19 and was later referred to the Secret Service for investigation- . During his brief appear ance before Reseburg, Brad burn said he had had a nerv ous breakdown at one time. Bradburn was confinee i the King county jail here i lieu of S10.000 bail set by Iteseburg. Children RegwIarfeW In TV CommrMrfo London -HOT- The Indcpene cnt Television, Authority a nounced Wedncwlay th-a chit dren appearing in cemsees cials henceforth must Ire pw on their best behavior. In the future, we eud k te appear unetiens i sirew commercials, step cerelewly off a curb, cross a street with out care, lean out ol a win. dow dangerously, climb up to high shelves or be within reach of medicines, disinfect ant or matches. EDUCATION WEEK Washington TUPIi PresWent Kennedy has proclaimed Nov. 10-16 as American Education Week. 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