Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 24, 1958, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextPersofiaD WashirtcJ Vtl c eprjr.t WsstSay released perfjorsjl Vater be longing to Grlfl Mur phy, mi!rlitJ Of., vi ator Qhcajt me P.t9 it link wit. tfiaMrAc fra ff ,Sr rt ?ue Da Oalincz, ijoru cfitie af Hominicft rMHf.t JUfiel Rep. Cr4?t CtK 0)), ho toot siio the docurrsI?, Mi -hy con tained ",p?!ie. vieRC" which $ ij tt ftilt" the lirfeeSlufBy Galinj g fttfBf Vsviwsvaity instru?$. GalinJfJ f A New gcM CiW jlht of Marc . IM Porter hs charged tiltl que scho'gr ta fcidniptfl by Domican (fgn1 SneJ tht)n was flown $o th Dominicgn Republic by Muephp. Iur phy later ab0 in Ciui Trujill) The documents in Iurphy' handwriting wer taken from a steel file in his Ciudad Tru jillo apartment by State De partment officials following his disajr-gearanc Dec. 9, 195B. The Justice Deportment turned the paper ovlr to Porter, who is reprostnting Murphy family. Porter al lowed reporters to 9e9 tht papers. Murphy's family had said the Congressman could make any use of thm he aw Th9 pprf inttuflefi a small ftftthtr-feouftA, indexed &otbocfc, Wuffij fiifht lof and iQi'a j?iMt o not parr. Port, M te ptarht4- ed 4riv clar up the flit of? ftotfl men, said Mur phy' 9s9r rvrbt conclu sions of a) rcent report by ew York Civil Liberties At torney Morris L. Ernst. Ernst asserted ffttr a 10 month investigation confluc U ted in behalf of th Domini can gorimnt thft "no ic cusation conntctlnj the Do minican Republic or any of Its offil6 with tht disap pearance of Galindez i eup por(f p nv videaci." Jlf SJI90 ntrted that "not a (JcMtilla f eaidence" wit fung "fAftcttnj Oalindez wit& 9ur$fty' plan, or any $6rewt ete Itliv i PepftP eftct by Plito Cfchtrit, a) Justice De partntajT gttamay. P e p t f asked for thf Japan eft ba half of J6tir)hy paranta, who ara his conttitutn1 i lugana, Ore. Te fujny author ized Porter to m t a thair Announcing . . . GUS KOELLNER 9tr TV. twilling Msrtarials Man k aew ajaaaviaMei with ACE ROOFING CO. lift Caw it Itreet For Roofinf ni AcJkettos Siding Jobs CALL If 2-2513 "We Specialize in Satisfaction" The Shortest Distance Between Buyer and Seller- k Cflassofied Ad on The MaoD Tribune Convoniont Order Form For Quick Results Write Y Ad Dslow - 1 Word to a Space - Cost Appears to Right of Last Word la iMt Word Contains 5 Letters. Name and Address Count the Same as Other Words. O o 0 MU Mot to Cltisified Ad Dept., MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon Pi2 run my ad for DAYS in THE MAIL TRIBUNE under C'stificition . I enclose $ in full payment HAk&9 phone .. I Papers of herald Bach Evidence 'To the mw mon' records public. Portar called on Ernst to tudy the papers "if he has any aalf respect left" and re axamina his findings. In a talegram to Ernst, Porter of ftrtd to make tha papers vailabla to him. Porter also urged U. S. of ficial to go to the Domini can Republic to question Ar tura Ispaillat, former Domini can consul general in New York. Espaillat, whose name appaars in Murphy's note Critic of Educational System Says Factual Knowledge Needed Sditor'i Note: Bear. Adra. R. G ftickovar, developer of the atomic tMhaarine and "father of the atomic Navy," is one of the na tioa'i leading nuclear iclenUsts. He is also an articulate critic of the U.S. educational system. In the following Interview with TJPI re aertar Louis Cassels, he tells why fee is disturbed about the state of America's schools, and what he thinks should be done to Improve tftttti. By LOUIS CASSELS United Press International Q. Adm. Rickover, you are known as a scientist rather than an educator. What caused you to become concerned about our schools? A. In my constant search fo competent pedple to work ia. tha nuclear power pro gram, I was driven to the con clusion that something is rad ically wrong with our edu cational system. Q. You mean that our col lages and universities aren't turning out enough qualified acientists and engineers? X. It's not primarily the fault of the colleges and uni versities. With some excep tiesis, the specialized profes siemal education which they after is pretty good. But they ara severely handicapped by the weakness of our public elementary and high schools. Q. The public schools are sending the colleges students who aren't ready for higher aducation? A. Exactly. Time wasted in public schools has to be made u in college. Instead of con centrating., o n . professional studies, many students have te devote much of their col lege time to remedial courses er kumanities courses to patch up the gaps in their pre-pro-iesaional schooling. Q. Is this a blanket indict ment of public schools. A. No. We have some good ckool systems. But we have aaaay more poor ones. Q. What is basically wrong with the poor ones? A. Our teachers colleges book, has figured as one of the controversial persons in the case. The diplomat has denied knowing Murphy, Porter said. But his denials should be sub ject to a careful examination, and a formal U. S. statement issued "if we decide he com mitted perjury," he said. Nama in Two Places Murphy wrote Galindez' name in two places in the notebook and on the yellow sheet of note paper. Other and state boards of education have been permeated by the "experimentalist" philosophy of education that stemmed from the late John Dewey. This philosophy holds thai the main function of schools is to help children "adjust" to life. rather than to impart know ledge to them. It has had a most pernicious influence on school curricula. Q. How, specifically? A. Well, it has led to elimi nation of many academic sub jects on the ground that they would not be "useful" in life, and to substitution of trivial, recreational and vocational subjects alleged to be of more practical value. It has promp ted a futile attempt to make learning "fun" and to dis pense with studies that can be absorbed only by plain hard work. The student thus received neither intellectual training nor the factual knowledge which will help him to under stand the world he lives in. He is instead handed a bag of Humane Killing Bill Approved Washington (CQ) The Senate agriculture and for estry committee last week voted to approve a "watered down" version of the humane slaughter bill. By a 10 to 5 vote, the com mittee approved a bill which would authorize the secretary of agriculture to draft legis lation setting forth what con stitutes humane slaughtering of animals. The bill makes no provision for enforcement of any standards of slaughtering. In doing so, the committee by-passed another bill, already approved by the house, which would have required meat packers selling to the gov ernment to use humane methods of slaughtering meat animals. Committee Chairman Allen J. Ellender (D-La.) said there is "insufficient information" available now on what con stitutes humane slaughtering. Most meat packers had op posed the house-passed bill, which was supported by hu mane societies, women's groups, and others. EMBARRASSING? New Delhi (UPD Police arrested would-be romeo Dal bir Singh for teasing students at Ludhiana Women's college, hauled him before a group of giggling girls, painted his face black, then released him. Murphy names of persons connected with the case also appeared in his notebook. The documents also includ ed a rough time-table for a flight from Long Island to the Dominican Republic, corres ponding to the alleged Galin dez kidnaping flight, but dat ed a week earlier. Galindez' name appeared along with that of German E. Orenes, an anti-Trujillo writer now living in San Juan, Puerto Rico. "know-how" tricks. He Is helped to become a pleasant, nicely- mannered young per son, able to get along with whatever group he joins. Q. You don't think the pub lic schools should be teaching good manners and social ad justment? A. No. I think wa should turn back to the home what is properly the function of the home, and permit tha public schools to concentrate on what is properly their func tion the education of young minds. Q. Should high schools of fer different kinds of training to children who are going on to college, and those who will go to work after getting their high shool diplomas? A. Yes, but this doesn't mean that basic academic studies ara unimportant for the non-college group. For all children, the educational pro cess must be one of collecting factual knowledge to the limit of their absorptive capacity. Twelve years o f public school should provide, for the average and below average student, a sufficiently broad terminal education to fit him into a modern technological society. For the talented stu dent, it must provide a solid underpinning for subsequent professional education. Nei ther of these two objectives is now being achieved in the majority of American public school systems. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY RUMMAGE SALE Tues.. Wed. & Thurs.. 9 A.M. 113 So. Keeneway Dr. All types of clothing, house plants & many misc. articles. CASH & CARRY 20 M ft. 1x8 standard and better shiplap. Cedar panel shakes $11 sq. Birch, mahogany and fir spe cialty plywood at LOW LOW prices. S&H GREEN STAMPS NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix Yard KE 3-2037 Camp White Yard TA 6-9331 FOR RENT Irrig. pasture for 8 head cattle. 1187 W. McAndrews Rd. MANY CHILDREN ARE ENJOY ING their piano this summer. Are yours among them? You can try them out at little expense through our Rental - Purchase Plan. Come in today & talk It over. ERSKTNE'S PIANO STORK 1304 Kings Highway FOR SALE 61 "pc. 1847 Wm. Rog ers Tudor Plate (like new). Com plete set for 8. Anti-tarnish chest. Over- S100 value priced at $45 to settle estate. Would make ideal wedding gift. SP 2-8592 after 6 p.m. We fix 'em while you sleep. Hawkins Nite Garage. SP 3-1534. MOVING??? Save by calling HERTZ TRUCK RENTAL SP 3-9068 BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale, 20c each. Mail Tribune office. 33 North Fir. FOR SALE new 2-bdrm. house $300 down, rest like rent. SP 2-5845. SAWDUST for corrals, gardens, orchards. Summer prices. Faber Fuel Co. SP 2-444 Two lines Consecutive Instrttoas TWO LINES MINIMUM 1 SOe i days Sl-00 ( days 1140 THREE LINKS 1 aT TSe J days fl.St days $2.11 FOUB LINES I day il.M 3 days SZ.ft ( days I2.S0 rivi LINES 1 day . S1.2S 3 days I! 5 days 3.J SIX LINES 1 day fl.S S days f3.M days 4.2 SEVEN LINES I day fl-TS 3 days f3.5 ( days 4. Classified Rates 1 day per word I days per word S days per word 4 days per word t days per word .100 .120 .140 (Minimum First Issue 50c) By Lino Per Month $2.25 Ads counted by the line where full lines ara not used Business Directory Cash la Advance Each line per month $1.7$ Minimum per month $5.2S APPKOVtD CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY THE LINK Dead Lino on Classified Ads: 5:30 p-m. for following day, except 10 jn. for Monday; lor Sunday, noon Saturday. PHONE SP 2-4141 1-LOST AND FOUND LOST Schwinn Tiger bike. Green & white, front carrier, sealed beam headlight. License No. 1782. Contact Police Station. LOST 8' boat & motor vicinity Military Bridge Sunday, after noon. Contact Dale Cox'ey or Mark Graham at Medford Motors. LOST 35 mm Agfa camera. Brown leather case. Emigrant lake June 17. Reward. MU 2-9321. STOP LOOK E Save Up To $65 on 5 & 6 piece Dining Room Sets GATES FURNITURE , 341 North Central STAUFFER HOME REDUCING PLAN VIRGINIA WICKERSHAM Counsellor SP 2-9260 2-INSTRUCTION ENROLL NOW & LEARN to sew this summer. Ages 10-17. singer hewing Machine Co. MUSIC INSTRUCTION Learn to play a musical instro ment this summer. PURUCKERS School of Music features pro. fessional instruction in all kinds of music. Instruments and music is free: only cost is small enroll' ment fee and weekly lesson charge. SP 2-5702. MISS pats Dance Studio an nounces new summer danco classes for children in tap, bal let, acrobatics. Now beginning. Special classes for tiny tots. Downtown location. SP 3-3382. MISS PAT'S kindergarten is now accepting registration of 4 & 5 yr. old children for the Fall term. Transportation furn. All day child care available. SP 3-3382. 3 WANTED, Male Help TWO MEN WANTED Wo will have a Company Per sonnel Representative (Mr. TOM ANDERSON) at JACKSON HOTEL Medford, Oregon -FRIDAY, June 27th. from S:45 A.M. to 4:48 F.M. to Interview for a position that requires traveling in this area of the state from Monday Morning to Friday night each week. Week ends and all holidays off. We require all applicants to be over 21 years of age and under 48 and have automobile. Salary of $75 per week plus a good weekly commission. Com plete training on full pay. Apply in person No Phono calls. CONTRACTOR to do eoneroto work for basement. NO 4-2522. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN American Motors. Ramblers are really selling better than ever before in the Rogue River Val ley. We have an opening for a new and used car salesman. An excellent opportunity for a hustler. See Paul E. Lea at Lea Motors. Medford. SALESMAN WANTED BY COLGATE-PALMOLIVE CO. Household Products Dept. An opportunity for ambitious, in telligent young man between the ages of 25 & 30. Guaranteed weekly salary, quart erly bonus, automobile supplied, business operating expenses paid. Adequate hotel allowance outside headquarters. Applicant give full details: age. education, marital status, previ ous sales experience, if any, previous business connections. ly by letter. Wrlto nbune uox aai STUBBORN SOIL? Low Rates on Sawdust Mulch McGINTY FUEL CO. Phone SP 3-6297 Demonstrators Attack Embassy Moscow (UPI) Russian demonstrators attacked the West German Embassy in Moscow Monday in apparent reprisal for a similar attack on the Soviet Embassy in Bonn last Saturday. The attack came just a day after the 17th anniversary of the Nazi German Invasion of Russia in World War II. Sev eral hundred persons march ed on the downtown embassy, smashed its front windows with clubs and hurled bottles of ink into the interior in a two-hour demonstration. 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