Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 07, 1956, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE "Wednesday March" 7,' 1956 V'," ' ,Jf A. M. HAMILTON Will Ba Candidate A. M. Hamilton To Be Candidate For Convention . " Alexander Moore Hamilton, Jr., 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moore Hamilton, 43 Rose ave., now a student at George Wash ington university, Washington, D.C., will be a candidate for del egate from the fourth congres sional district to the national Democratic convention, he an nounced this veek. A senior at the university, he is also employed in the branch post office in the Senate office building, a position he obtained with the assistance of Sen. Wayne Morse. Active in Party Young Hamilton has been ac tive in party affairs. Before go ing east, he attended Oregon State college, Corvallis, where he was a member of the Young Democrats. He is now a member with the Young Democrats club of the District of Columbia, and is a member of its agriculture and interior subcommittee, and belongs to the District of Co lumbia Political Science associ ation. A graduate of Medford High school, he is majoring in political science. He pledged his best efforts to obtain a Democratic, platform in keeping3 with the best interests of Oregon and the Northwest, and selection ofcandidates who will best serve the interests of the people and who are most apt to be elected this year. . His special interest in the plat form is in natural resources de velopment, particularly water and timber resources of the re gion, he declared. His father is postmaster of Medford. Southwest Suspends Four Flights Here Southwest Airways service be tween Medford and San Francis co has been reduced to half due to the removal of four flights March 1, it was announced today by Bill Hicks, Medford station manager. The station has received crit icism about suspension of two incoming and two outgoing flights, Hicks said. He added that no one in the company has offered an explanation for .the change. Present flights leave the Med ford airport at 12:15 p.m. and 1:50 p.m. Incoming flights from San Francisco arrive at 11:55 a.m. and 10:12 a.m. Flights dropped from the Southwest schedule arrived at 3:35 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. and left Medford at 6:50 a.m. and 5:40 p.m. Alabama Legislators Draft 'Go Slow' Plea On School Integration BLOW TO BRITISH King Hussein of Jordan fired Lt. Gen. John Glubb Pasha (above) as commander of its Arab Legion and Sir An thony Eden called an emer gency Cabinet meeting in London to discuss the major blow to Western influence in the Middle East. Atlanta (U.R) Alabama legis lators today drafted a "go slow" plea, warning the U.S. Supreme Court of a danger of civil strife from forcing the South to deseg regate too hastily. The Alabama Senate received a House-passed resolution asking the court "to permit the white and colored races in the South to live in peace and harmony." The proposed resolution, in tended as an official appeal to the Supreme Court, cites the Autherine Lucy riots at the Uni versity of Alabama as evidence of potential danger. Found Impossible "The University of Alabama has made a bona fide attempt to carry out the decree of the court and in so doing has found-it im possible at this time with immi nent danger of civil strife," the resolution said. The resolution departed from past southern state legislation purporting to "nullify" court de cisions or sidestep them, but echoed consternation the Univer sity of Alabama case raised in deep South states. "An overwhelming majority of the people of this section of the South are possessed with a deep determination not to. let any group putside the South force them at this time to change the social pattern," the resolution said. Arkansas state Sen. Jim John son in addressing 2,500 Citizens Council members Tuesday night in Birmingham, Ala., urged that "violence and hatred be kept out" of efforts to preserve segre gation. Johnson was the featured speaker but Leonard Wilson, 2.0- Contractor Has Bone To Pick With Architects Chicago U.R) Chris Paschen has a bone to pick with modern architects. Paschen is one of the nation's biggest building maintenance contractors. His grandfather was Chicago's. first tuckpointer. . "Modern architecture is all wet," said Paschen. "Literally." For instance, some of the gleaming new glass and steel apartment buildings on Chi cago's lakefront "leak like sieves" in a heavy rain, he claimed. Architecture has gone from one extreme to another, Paschen continued, from the overstuffed gingerbread motif with ornate cornices and doodads to the stark, sheer "straight up-and-down look." The old fashioned building can be a hazard to life and limb, Paschen said. One of his crews at work on an older downtown building recently tossed a line over a cornice and "almost pul led it loose." According to Paschen, we're walking around "with a lot of decaying masonry hanging over our heads." Predicts Change But it seems the "modern look" has its disadvantages, too. "These modern buildings just aren't properly sheltered," Pas chen said. "Water runs down the sides and seeps into the mortar joints." One outstanding exception, he said, is the recently completed Prudential skyscraper on the lakefront here. It has huge win dows mounted in aluminum panels known as spandrels. "But the windows are framed in rubber," he said, "inflated rubber tubing that seals them tight." Paschen believes architects have tried to adapt the building styles of semi-arid Latin Amer ican areas to sections of the United States where rainfall is copious and temperature changes are wicked. "But you can't put all the blame on the architects," Pas chen said. "They have to consid er costs. And glass is cheaper than brick or stone." Paschen predicts the architec tural pendulum will swing back. "We wont go back to ginger bread," he said. "But I'll bet we get away from the ultra-mod ern." Minimum recorded rainfall in the U.S. is in Death Valley, Calif., which has 1.73 inches per year. Once during a period of 401 days in that region, there was no rain at all. RUDY - MIX Phone 2-5336 or 2-5897 M. C. LININGER & SONS year-old University of Alabama sophomore, won biggest applause by calling for a "housecleaning" of state and university officials. Wilson accused the university of "conducting a 'witch hunt" through an "inquisition commit tee" investigating possible stu dent participation in riots pro testing the admission of the uni versity's first Negro student. Gov. Marvin Griffin of Georgia Tuesday told an industrial de velopment forum in Savannah, Ga., that the South's segregation problems are "going to get worse before they get better." .M l iiwjiu ii..,ijiiiu . wwiiJuiiij. . i. .ii.li. m i.i.i... i . iuus14J.UI4im'VMI.MI I if i $&s&y ADMITTING. HE accepted campaign contribution from oil firm, Sen. Goldwater (R), Ariz., told Washington TV college press conference he didn't think it should disqualify him from serving on Senate committee investigating campaign contri butions. From left, seated: Sen. Goldwater and Ruth Hagy. Standing, from left: Marlin McDaniel, Purdue; Nancy Poling, Bennington; Al Aimmermann, Georgetown. (International) Board Voles Against Renewing Contract Ashland The Ashland school board at a meeting Monday night unanimously instructed the clerk to notify Superintend ent Leland Linn that his con tract ending June 30 would not be renewed. The school board gave no rea son for the action. Board Chair man Howard Thomas has re vealed that - he - notified- Linn verbally in January that his contract would not be renewed but the move Monday night was necessary in order to make it official. Linn has been superintendent of Ashland schools for the past 11 years. He has not indicated plans for the future. ,v Lower Payments Extra Cash REFINANCE YOUR CAR with STARK FINANCE 2739 No. 99 Phone 3-1817 midway Surplus TABLE ROCK ROAD AT FOUR CORNERS Across From Midway Auction Co. Gome Out and Look al These Buys! G.I. Blanket 4.00 Vz" & 2" Hose-10-ft. Lengths ...15c & 20c ft. Used Baseball Mitts 1.50 New G.I. Shoes 4.50 Used Work Pants and Shirts 1.25 ea idi Family Store . . . where you are sure of High Quality Fair Prices ' - o ' Satisfaction Guaranteed . . . a 21 Truetone Console TV For Only . . . 516935 As little as $5.95 down, $8.00 a month! Front-top tuning, 270 sq. in. aluminized picture tube, 40 brighter picture! 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