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0 0 ; .PERCENTAGE V ; . ' jlJ OF AMERICANS lC; - . 'T4 VACCINATED W. 1 AGAINST DIPHTHERIA, p '' iSIl SMALLpox M ' rv r and polio yvpi r- i s - wmt' 1 airbill ife .jf&i, lb Jl -zr&tt 1 r If 1 DIPHTHERIA SMALLPOX POLIO SOURCE: U. S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE America went into 1956 with the great bulk of its population still unprotected by Salk polio, vaccine. What this means is that millions of dollars will be needed to aid new patients this year. Give to the March of Dimes to protect yourself and those you hold dear. Virginia Voters Approve Private Schools To Avoid Desegregation Richmond, Va. tfJ.R) A Ne gro leader said today Virginia Negroes will "wait and see" be fore deciding on the action of the state in voting for. public supported private schools to avoid school desegregation. Virginians voted two-to-one Monday in favor of public tui tion grants for parents who ob ject to sending their children to integrated schools. Unofficial tabulations, with 1,762 of the state's 1,861 precincts reporting, showed 300,172 votes for the program with 143,106 votes against it. To Take Legal Steps Oliver W. Hill, attorney for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, said if Virginia does not show good faith toward desegregating its schools, legal steps will be taken to bring the state in line with the Supreme Court decis ion banning segregated class rooms. The issue was on calling a con- Service Stations Robbed at Klamath Klamath Falls (U.R) Po lice today were looking for an armed bandit who held up two service stations here early yes terday and escaped with $415. Attendants at both stations said the robber had held them up with a .45 caliber automatic. Police said the same man was probably responsible for both hold-ups. Tfo Fashionette After-INVENTORY - y iV t 'sfpf a, -vyv Huge Reductions on Balance of . . . Odd Pieces and Broken Sizes Fall and Winter MERCHANDISE! 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Included is an other referendum on the naming of delegates to the convention and the convention itself. The governor was elated Mon day night over the results of the referendum. His appointed edu cation commission had recom mended the tuition-grant plan and a special session of the gen eral assembly approved it. Stanley said the large victory margin "causes us to feel more than ever before that we were right in submitting this question to the voters." The chairman of the commis sion, State Sen. Garland Gray, expressed the commission's gratitude and appreciation for this evidence of confidence in Virginia's leaders." Tuesday, January 10, 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE 4-H Club News Sis-Q 4-H Club The Sis-Q 4-H club met Dec, 28 at the Bellview Grange The 1 meeting was called to order by j President Roxie Siesemore.rAft- er the general meeting, the ; smaller clubs divided into' groups and held their meetings. ; Then we exchanged presents- j Later the meeting was adjourn-; ed. 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