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

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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
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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
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1 day per word
I days per word
S days per word
4 days per word
t days per word
.100
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.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
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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.
Several Russians were in
jured during the melee In
r
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TOURIST SPENDING
Mexico City (UPI) The
Bank of Commerce reported
today that tourists from the
United States and other coun
tries spent $592 million in
Mexico last year.
CAR SALE
Manchester, Conn. (UPI)
Lynford Tatro considered a
sale worth while, even though
he did have to wait in line for
18 hours. Tatro bought a 1948
auto for 88 cents.
penhagen, windows in the
Danish Embassy here were
broken.
Picnic Baskets
Tine woven fiber baskets with
solid wood hinged covers in
sizes for parties of four or six
hungry people. Hubbard's stock
picnic baskets plain or fitted
with plates, cups and silverware.
79S 149S
Hand Blown Italian
Glass Pitchers
Four different size glass pitch
ers in choice of amber, ame
thyst or bottle green colors.
The beauty of hand blown glass
at the price of molded ware.
These are new. Just unpacked.
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Hew Pyrex Items!
2 Quart Covered Loaf
Pan for Oven $1 QQ
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Handy Bake Set. Six 6
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Juice Server..
'1.49
1Z Cup Instant Coffee or
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Ancient Mesopotamians not
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