TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
"Wednesday March" 7,' 1956
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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."
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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
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