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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1960)
South Afridan Racial Issue to Confront Commonwealth Meet London -lUPft- Suulli Africa's bloody race conflict will con front the multi-racial British Commonwealth with a critical test of unity next month. A failing grade could start a split-up of the loosely linked worldwide association of na tions. The test will come at a 10 day conference of common wealth prime ministers open ing here May 3 the iirst since 1958. To Prime Minitscr Harold Macmillan will fall the deli cate task of trying to prevent an angry showdown be'.ween South Africa and the common wealth's Asian and other Afri can members. Aparthtid Major Issue Although the conference was called long before the present South African racial crisis and the attempted assas sination of Prime Minister Hendrik F. Verwoerd, offici als here agreed that South Africa's controversial apar theid policies of racial segre gation will be the major issue. Apartheid has been de nounced in violent terms by many of the Asian and Afri can commonwealth leaders particularly Ghana's Prime Minister Kwame Nkrumah. Their anger Is so bitter that British officials believe they may demand South Africa's expulsion from the common weath if she goes ahead with a reported plan to ask for re public status inside the associ ation. Three commonwealth na tions I n d i a. Pakistan and Ceylon already have taken this step. Now Ghana and South Africa are reported ready to make the move. Regiittr Disapproval Under the unwritten "club rules," it has become accept ed that approval of all other member nations is necessary. Britain and most of the oth er "white" commonwealth countries have registered dis approval of the apartheid policies, but usually not in such strong terms as the Afro Asian members. In fact, South Africa got its only support from the neighboring Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland which is not yet a fully self governing common wealth member. Britain has been on a tlght rope expressing disapproval BOTTLE LOSS Chicago It is estimated that 23 million milk bottles are lost or broken each year with a loss of about $2 million. of apartheid but holding back from outright condemnation of the South African government. 10 MAIL TRIBUNE, Mtdford, Or. A Thurtday, April 14, 1960 TICKET COSTS CITY Dcnvcr-Wrlt-Keith Fuller to day planned to appeal the decision of a six-man jury which found him guilty of a $2 parking violation. The trial thus far has cost the city $250. Beat's Verse in Ruled OK by M New York - IUPD - Ballad for a beat: He read his verse in Wash ington Square, and found he owed the city dough, Because making a speech with the public there, without a permit Just don't go. Disorderly conduct was the charge 'gainst William Morris, 28, A poet, artist avant-garde, and beatnik quite irate. In the court his lawyer roamed, said this was verse, judge, not a speech, And poets, reading their own poems, are out of legal reach. The judge considered, checked the law, . read classics to decide the case, And yesterday let Morris off, I Public Square agisrrate Bayer sain poeis uam read in a public place. Making a speech and recit ing an ode, are not the same, we must be fair, But I'll not comment on what Morris wrote, said Magistrate Walter J. Bayer. Morris, arrested nine months ngo, was not on hand when he was cleared, To San Francisco he decided to go, the home of the beat-and the beard. Bruce Agnew United Press International Cup Game Won Reinking May By Springfield StartforOSC Springfield, Mass. - fl'PII -The Springfield Indians have carried their home ice mastery over the Rochester Americans into the American Hockey league final playoffs. The Indians, who won five games 'and tied one against the Rochester team in their home arena during the regu lar season, registered a 3 2 victory over the Americans Wednesday night in the first game of their best-of-seven series for the Calder Cup. Francos W. Willard found ed the WCTU in 1839. Oregon State college, Cor vallis - Oregon State's base ball Beavers, impressive in pre-conference play but still not as "solid" as they could be, open another northern di vision baseball race next week end, with University of Oregon furnishing the opposi tion. The teams play at Eugene on Friday, and move to Cor vallis for the Saturday game. Coach Ralph Coleman's club won nine in a row without a defeat along the exhibition circuit and gave Washington Nik Nak Takes Open in Trial Nik Nak, owned ana nan died by Kenneth Denman, Medford, won the open all age stake. Cookie, whose owner and handler is Tom Rickard, Medford, was sec ond in the stake. Denman's Kip took third. Hunter, owned and handled by Leonard Nelson, Medford, took the puppy stake, uniy Dogs entered by Rogue Val ley Retriever club members picked up a good share of the honors Sunday in a picnic trial in the Goose Haven Gun club area near Klamath Falls. State, the N D favorite, its only setback. Gary Moore probably will open on the mound for OSC Friday, with Bill Rudaik be hind the plate. Other prob able starters are Roy Critser, first base; Brian Bailey, sec ond,' Bobby Baker, shortstop; Bill Wagner, third; Larry Pe terson, leftfield; Capt. Jerry Droscncr, center; and Ed Reinking, right. the one place was awarded In the derby stake dogs, owners and places included Judy, Bill Bryant, Ashland, second; Ace, Everett McGraw, Medford, third, Pizza, Rick ard, fourth. Hope, entered by Pamela Perkins, Ashland, was third PILOTS GET MOORMAN Portland - l'Pn - Coach Al Ncgratti said today Joe Moor man, star basketball center at Serra Catholic high of Salem, has been awarded a four-year scholarship to the University of Portland. Moorman, also is a top stu dent, Ncgratti said. in the qualifying stake and Joe, owned and handled by Dr. Lee Harlow. Medford, was third. Nik Nak and Cook gained certificates of merit. 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