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Antarctic Crossing Film Set for Tonight A free showing of a British color film entitled "Antarctic Crossing," will be shown to night at 8 o'clock at the Med ford High school auditorium. Sponsoring the show is the Tucker Sno-Cat corporation of Medford. The film, taken during the journey of British Antarctic explorers under the leadership of Sir Vivian Fuchs, will show the four Medford-made Sno-Cats which were the main means of trans portation by the expedition. -The doors will open at 7:15 p.m. This is the first time the film has been shown publicly here. Play Tether Ball Reg. $11.95 C ONLY Complete with TetW Bafl TVee-Section Pole wtth Qwin end Harness Snap raid Beto for Easy installation Th Toy House 317 East Main 88 1 SAVE I SAVE n 4: .$102.75,1 $62.00 . ' ew Forts imsst competitor MORI - 'ti - . on a Fairtme 500-any ' '-i'W on other accessories.- .' 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"Bojd am m comparitom oi manuiaaurfx' 54th Year Medford 2nd SECTION MEDFORD, Six States Comply With Integration Rule By ROY WILKINS Executive Secretary, National Association for the Advance ment of Colored People (Written for UPI) New York -UPD- Five years ago the United States Su preme Court unanimously ruled that compulsory separ ation of the races is unconsti tutional. When this decision was handed down on May 17, 1954, the laws of 17 states and the practice of the . District of Columbia required the iso lation of Negro public school children from children of oth er races. Today six states (Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, Lousiana and Flori da) , still ref'ise even token compliance with Supreme Court ruling as to elementary and high schools. Florida has announced ten tatively that it will desegre gate one elementary school in Miami next September. Lousiana has Negro students in its state university and in several state colleges. Florida has two Negro university stu dents. Therefore, in fact, only four states have no sort 'of desegregation in. public edu cation. Far From Accurate But a geographical sum mary is a far from accurate measure of the progress made in terms of numbers of stu dents. In North Carolina, Vir ginia and Tennessee only tok en integration is in effect. While some 400,000 Negro children are now in integrat ed systems in the South, there remains a total of 2,500,000 in strictly segerated situa tions. Measured in terms of the monolithic pattern of seg Youll see why the)rsay, "Fords are built for peophr Now, check the better deal you can get on the Worlds "Best SeUer' during Divi dend Days at your Ford Dealer's! When you get all the facts, youll surely want to go Ford. suggifrd ntatl pntmt MAIN Check your car OREGON, MONDAY, MAY Still Refuse To regation which existed five years ago, significant progress has been made. Measured in terms of the monumental job ahead, far too little progress has been achieved. The opponents of integra tion can take small comfort from the present picture, for the forces arrayed against them must certainly prevail. Among these are law and morality, economics and sci ence,' the emergence interna tionally of a powerful anti Western bloc, and the gener al trend of the mid-century toward the recognition of hu man dignity and individual liberty. Segregation Opposed ' Since its formation in 1909, the NAACP has opposed ra cial segregation in public ed ucation. We held then, as we do now, that compulsory seg regation cheats Negro child ren of equal educational op portunities, deprives them of "equal protection of the laws," and handicaps them in our competitive free enter prize system. That these children aite eag er to compete has been dem onstrated again and again as they have braved humiliation and violence with dignity and restraint in order to enjoy their right to an unsegregated education, Some have made honor rolls, one in Oklahoma is a valedictorian, and others have gone on to college. The United States needs, now more than ever, to dem onstrate the fairness and free dom of the democratic sys tem. But our Little Rocks and our. mobs are spoiling the im age we seek to present to the world. If the challenge of the The the now THE . CRATER LAKE MOTORS & FIR MEDFORD Check your driving Price TO Cents Tribune 25, 1959 Pages 1-6 Communist dictatorship is to be met and thrown back, all our youth, regardless of race, religion or station, must have free access to the best of ed ucation and scientific train ing. The NAACP and Negro Americans will not be satis fied and our country will not be at full strength, physically and spirtually, until every man, woman and child is equal before the law, with no exceptions, no trickery, no de tours. CHRISTENING Sharon Coker makes like a baseball player as she prepares to christen the APL liner Pres ident Buchanan, about to rsail from San Francisco on its maiden voyge'to Japan. savings were never bigger . . deals were never longer .' during "WOMB'S MOST BEfflnniUY PROHM10NIB CASS FORD DIVISION, rf MOTOR COMPANY CHECK ACCIDENTS Communists May Be Responsible ForObsceneBooks Washington - (DPD A wit ness told cdngressional inves tigators last week there are indications the Communists may be distributing obscene literature in this country as part of a deliberate effort "to morally sabotage American youth." Dr. Clyde Taylor, public affairs secretary for the Na tional Association of Evangel icals, asked a House post of fice subcommittee to look into the possibility. , Taylor was one of the sev eral witnesses from church and civic groups demanding stronger legislation against smut peddlers. Chairman Kathyrn E. Gran ahan (D-Pa.) said she believed immediate action was called for to deal with the entire problem of obscenity. Need For Crusade "This hearing," she said, "should serve to point up the seriousness of the problem and the need for decent citizens everywhere to unite in a cru sade against the dealers of smut and filth whose activities weaken the moral life of this nation." ' u : Only a few days ago, she said, a grand jury in Detroiit returned indictments against three Californians on charges of mailing information on lewd literature, some of which allegedly went to a 15-year-old boy. The action was taken under a new federal law which per mits prosecution at the point of delivery of such material. OVERCOME" BY 'PAY Hawthorne, Fla. (DPD Po lice said "all he could drmk' was just too much for Lee Douglas, 41. Douglas, a Ne gro, was charged with accep ting $8 and "all he could drink from a gallon of whis key for spreading a cam paign rumor about the mayor. He was found sitting queitly at the foot of an oak tree, recuperating. Economy never looked so good as the Ford Custom 300 Tudor (above) beautifully demonstrates. And the Galaxie Club Victo ria (foreground) has the exciting Thunder bird land of glamour all America goes for. WaBl Street Chatter New York-tDPD-Although re sistance to further decline is likely to develop at these levels, there is little indication as yet of any dynamic upward movement in the stock mar ket, says Bache & Co. Value Line experts total plant and equipment expendi tures will be about 8 per cent larger than this year than in 1958 and that, for the most part, this increase will be con centrated in outlays for ma chinery. Dynamics Corp. of America by the end of this year could be earning at a rate of 85 to How-to pleasea big "U. S. CHOICE" Beef T-Bones or kTl ' ' l".!!! 1 Club Steaks. Seientifieally aged! Care- SIRLOIN STEM All Safeway beef is "U.S.D.A. Scientific "aging" insures finest qualities. Enjoy a grand Safeway SIRLOIN STEAK! SAFEWAY, Monday thru Leslie's Quik Margarine Frozen Peas LUCERNE COTTAGE CHEESE Voted "Oregon's finest" and available for you ONLY at Safeway! H-gal. .reusable $4 A A plastic dish California New White Rose NEW f Here's a special low price on these top quality, fine eating" new potatoes. Largo size, field-grown; grand slicers Cucumbers Arizona White Marsh Seedless; juicy & sweet Grapefruit Deviled Ham Underwood 2V2-OZ. Can 243 Nal ley's Tang Salad Dressing 59 Quart IVisk Liquid Detergent Quart 83 90 cents a snare, against the 1958 earnings of 16 cents a share, says Ira Haupt & Co. The estimate assumes full con version of the preference stock and normal taxes. In 1960, earnings should be above the 90 cent level, the firm adds. Standard & Poor's finds the gas utility and natural gas pipeline industry will con tinue its dynamic growth in 1959. Timken Roller Bearings will reportPari excellent June quarter, according to W. E. Hutton&Co. The fifth survey reports - appetite limiltj... CHOICE" grade. II flavor and eating BONELESS TOP In Mixes instantly for delicious chocolate flavored milk. The kids really go for it! A regular 98c value. 2 - SUNNYBANK Stock up and SAVE on tender all green SCOTCH TREAT brand peas. You'll enjoy the "Fresh picked" flavor. U9"29'-55' 3 - 25 t 8-lb. bag Corn Starch Argo brand , Dressing Kraft French 8-oz. AEV 25 btl. 'All Super Rinse 10-lb. $ 2.79 pkg. 49 Prices in this advertisement are effective through Wednesday, May 27, at We reserve the right to limit. mm Burroughs Corp. expects the rising profit and volume trend of the first quarter to con tinue through the year. Olin Mathieson with major write offs behind it and furth er operatings efficiencies in prospect could approximate the 1956 level of $3.04 a share on common stock, against a mere 32 cents a share in 1958, according to Arthur Wiesen berger & Co. Chimneys & Furnaces Cleaned Oil Burner Service-Ph. SP 3-6297 McGINTY FUEL GO. Fresh daily; 3 lb. pkg. Ground Beef .'r-fmrlor Wednesday Specials . . . . . 49 NUCOA MARSHMALLOW TREATS Lunches, picnics, dessert . joy these fresh Melrose cookies; choice white, or toasted varieties. More Money Saving Values at SAFEWAY Sponges Soda Pop, Mixes Cragmont Brand plus dep. Full qts. Salad Vegetables Ve AU Minestrone Riviera 100 Maple Syrup Carey Instant Cocoa Hershey s t Ib. 60I.can Table Syrup Lumberjack . 5-lb. can 93 Handy Andy Liquid Cleaner Pint 39 Borene Socip Granules ST 37 mm International Statistical Bu reau continues optimistic re garding the outlook for con sumer durable goods industries. Pfwn SP 3-4293 DAILY'S U-CRIVE Medford Airport $1.59 i ib. 79' 1.00 23s-lb. 4 lbs. lOit 1.00 . . they're great. En eat. En- of pink, J H" g. of 2M pkg O'CELO Pkg. No. 300 can 21 C No. 2 can 27c 8-oz. bti. 59c 98c Kara Syrup Blue Label m mm 73' 79 can Q20 Dt'trgent 15c off pack 80 Giant Fab Detergent -oz. ji 87' Pg. Safeway in Medford.
