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MAKING HISTORY in deep South, Ernest Green, 18, re
ceives diploma from Jess W. Mghews, principal of Little
Rock's Central High School, first Negro to graduate from
institution where U. S. troops guarded him and other
Negroes when-they enrolled lagt year, q ( UPI flephoto)
ILLINOIS VALLEY
Music A war
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By RUTH RAUSCH
Cave Junction Van John
son, band and chorus director
of the Illino Valley High
school presented the bronze,
silver and gold pins to out
standing students in recogni
tion of their music achieve
ments at the (fTtards assemb
held in the school gym Tuejy
day. J)
The pins are awarded
cording to. points arrgi ig
the yeafc particraf;iof)
concerts and public JigCBJ
ances, both in solo anj)QgG&
ble work. The bii9 Qhof
75 points in the j!i& jr8t
wws awarded to
bers Joyce Lars vJDl Srg
II Jiai been announced
iherevwill be meetinf of
She DeMoltr if others -at the
er, Mike Hines, SJtatIl42F!onie Temple? in Kerby at
er, Mike Johnson GStB MO-
man SowPtJ; in &cei Offei
Nathan WelchlS
land. Jannice fjthfiefcfih Ma
Hoskis, Leor Calgo, Mm
ard Ollis, m iPmSlg
Barbara Mitchell, fpga $lflng
Ker, ciacia -yijgJjj? BO)
tricia George. G 0
Silver pins gg3Sfca 0$
points, earn i $9 COfiSp
year of particij5ti( K $g
Bob Howland. QXifia fcXciDef.
mc Linda Dea3, (gjnhjg
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ma mm
Wheelerand Vernon Wilder;
to choru member Karen
Kuil, Sonjp, Ljgfi Jfan
Knight, JUgrily Blayfleld,
Lid4 arshall,
coefe4 Ufili pin gives
foe) 12 points- arrd in the
?eap of; participation
Wo wafiJed to band xnem
togiS Xeve, Mary Hoe-
Ivini, 3Kicfe Raaber and Patsy 1
&jgers; 10 the chorus mem- i
afg
g Sees Pleasure in Reports Of Spring Normalcy Eyideftqja
B? J3DC QtlXSO
United BSff IjflrBtiMal
New Yorg (WKD WiftJ nwhed live
lnrest gripping, q fhwltitude
of human iron it is a pleat
ure to report ny fvifience
of springtii normalcy thgt
bob into view. 0
On the high ehicftion
front, sweet zanyism is) onc
more in th ifSceidancy es
it should be. The lat&ggt
break was at Oxford, in Eng
laHB. There, as thj! ring
dawn broke, rosy-hgzy, two(
young men. stood bacj to
back. o
They werg in Approved
fatting attire, top naif, white
shirts, Mack, pants. At the
peeef each, turned, aed open
ed Jure with caiiisUc missiles
corks, popping fiercely
fronj vintage champagne bot
tles. A physicist stood by' an
'umpire. H cmor satisfied, and
neither mortally wounded,
they retired to down the re
mainder of thf champagne,
Tbxeatm Itetaliati
In Athent, Gf., normalcy
brakf out for two ftrgight
night among University of
Georgia) male' studenti igi the
fbrmof panty raids on coed
dormitory premises. The" po
lice stepped in with tear gas
on the second night to combat
the sortie. It was rumored
the students would retaliate
with an orgy of goldfish swal
lowing. On the secondary school
front, eight high school boys
in Greenville, Tenn., Wenf to
school dressed in feed sacks.
When asked how comf; they
Said whatever, style good
for modern womankind s
good enough for them.)
Thf : criminal education sec
tor was highlighld by bit
ofquic learning. In StftteS
ville, N.C , eneJoiufcT. 9Qm
tek got 30 day f drki
sess, but the fudge Jceidtai
that as at tmiamg mttaur ne
would let Mimick worf cat
the term at police station jaa
itor. 0 u
Ifimick letrted Will. AfW
he finished term, pilies
discovered thu key to the
Statesville 0pi.rkin) rnejter
hid disappear frn the
(lotion bsjemt. .They
unchfd (SjArch for Qti9
trainfe gnd found him as ex
pected making thg) rounds
iefing, th meters of their
burden of5coin .
Tf 1 ff'it 1 Cltig
" O Jfty, (o
ei egucetioii ftcat,
the Amer-icttft tfute oPSt
tl jHLiStory in W9 Yorfi tn
aeuncefi ong of tha bargains
ofth yeor. viilft copies lst,
thft fieftnitiv volume in its
f!gld, Entitled "The Anatomy
of the Gorilla," will be avail
able at thg museumGshop for
only' $5 reduced from the
original price of $15. Gorilla
doctors were snapping them
up. 0
And finally, on the adult
education level, a traveler re
turning to these shores got a
lgggm in the ways of munici
pal ftrjgality. He was Dr.
Cmes P. Chapin, distinguish
ed bird-expert, adventurer,
explorer and discoverer of the
Odngo peacock, who returned
after five years qui darkest
Africa.
Arriving by Holland-America
liter at the Dutch-named
city of Hoboken, N.J., across
the Hudson from New York,
he was surprised to find him
self in the midst of a cere
mony in which he received
the key tthe city. Then pic
tures were taken. Then offi
cials took the key right back.
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MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
Monday, June 2, 1958 3
Chapin said it was about a
foot leng and cellophane
wrapped, presumably for re
peated use.
Hawaii has more than 100
islands, but only seven are inhabited.
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Asthmatics! We give $5 trader in
allowance for your old neb (even
if broken) on a new Breatheasy
set precision pyrex nebulizer;
bottle of inhalant; zipper carry
ing case. Money-back guarantee.'
At Your Druggist
has, Ray Woodbury. Manr
&mpsi . Patsy " Rogers and
; (jKif. ana num. xea (aicvbu
and daughter, Darlene of Eu
reka, Calif, and Air. and Mrs.
(John C- Rosslter of Arcadia,
art' visitors at the Alton
Sowell home this week end.
Mt. and Mrs. Rossiter are par
enU pt Mrs, .Sowell and Mrs.
IIcC.ll. " " 0" '
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band members, gratfiGSftleMlfoji practice for the officers
of Joft e Daughters, Bethel 3d,
g:huraa, June 3, at 10 am.
&l the Mssordc Temple in
Ktthy. Honored Queen elect,
$)m.9. 9trohWtch requests all
g&cefi l b Dft lime.;
ffcf itoben Bottels were
im& tt loncneon at their
xm Jot the Smith River In
sgeftoa Station delegation
f litis, eft their way to Yf eka
to attend: the W4uet given
inGfiaof w$ larle Vf. mt
Tft t&ii were, Mr. and
ee, Mr:, and
Mrs; Vlik Clenunens and
&i$ jtlithi o '
Mi. ni MrtRoiberl Mot-
! tS were (overnight guests of
j th larle Swifts in Ashlan4
Ifrway ?ugat ( Q
! 3t Kellert, "(dance? chalr
. tran. reports a good crowd
p trned wt m the Poppy
Dtaca 2as week. Refresh
ments t sandwiches, dough
luts, cke and coffee were
! tenet hy Iyl Clayton. Edith
I HeldenreJich, Amy Hussey,
! May Salvage and Opal Spitz,
! of th American Legion AuxT
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' will be another prac-
I uc Miston for the Redwood
; Chapter De Molay Sunday,
June J; ot the presenUUon
i of Iheit degree work to be
Strain 1st -I for the Masons on June
oW'-J11' o li 1C On auch session was held
t4cvaA ----- .
I Jiff0 Alton; Sowell, retf.
geM of Jllinoll Valley Jligh
school 34 has announced
, tt ccptfoty 3unil of the Red
Cf est wiii supply a instruc
tor of sr. fall class in, first
d work" Jf enough, people
rd ihtei'ested, A- class of at
m& 19 jaembers must he
'sigsisd V. If of those who have
bd lib course prior tn the
lag two aretrs, a refresher
course tednired: renew
thsiw c&jrdsi All eardg bearing
! S tfSta Jt tSS nr eirher have
v rm Tv
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STMISHI I0UH0N WHISKEY 16 tnttc
SU QUAKB DISTIUINS CO, UUNCEIUIS, IHO.
'AnVom Wishing to sign lot
ne eftitse W refresher
coura k: eq w cau Mrs.
Sowell &e 1411 or ea4 at the
high (school, lie, and leave
his na?fi ,
MrsPWiWh. "MjcCJeam
of Kerby, au8fS?tDai iU
flower collection!; Ieuld, be
made fif?t by (piS8irjsi 'thr.
and then mounting them oa
large cards fer clafication
and display, osghina) coutty
is more widgifi gnoWl &r
its varieties of gil (f.ogirf
than any other counis) $i
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Ear M. Swift, (rtis)r
of California) fiorffo? f Ignt
Quarantine stio 4 0oCh
brook (-asQionord ti; ban
quet held in th Yre&ej Inn
Friday night on thf tej) of
his retirement. He hfs frvcr
32 yearswith th) olhireftu.
About 70-3gEficr ineflictorf
and their wivfrnm fl t
of the state .'-Some gf$$r gegy j
as BliQ, CaM ., dtttadeg the
banquet whle agp Bmcja
by Al Breech, no e fupelp
visor in qugfntir acin
Sacramento. I3in tifjig fgi
dents of-.this ftref r9
memberMr. nd 41
Breech when h0 ffia ffi&r
of the Red flsg jM
years ag
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