Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 28, 1960, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMAILTKIBUNI, Midfoid, Or. A Thunder, April 21, 1968 (Roseburgl; 150, Klamath Kails all city grade school band; 2:15, hedrick Junior High orchestra; 2:40, Central Junior High band (Rosnburg), 3 05 Fremont Junior High orchestra (Klamath Falls)! 3 30 McLoughlin Junior High orchestra; 3:55, McLoughlin Junior High B band; 4:20, McLoughlin Junior High A band. 2,500 High School Musicians Expected At SOC Festival chorus; 4 p.m., Mcdford High school girls' chorus. Friday evening, in the gym nasium: 7:30, Klamath Falls High school orchestra; 8 p.m., Mcdford High school orches tra; 8:30, Klamath Falls High school band; 9 p.m., Klamath Falls High school choir; 9:20, Medford High school band. Saturday, in the gymnasium: 8:35, Ashland Junior High band; 0 a.m., Hedrick Junior High B band; 9:25, Ashland sixth grade honor band; 9:50, Riddle Junior High band; 10:15, Hedrick Junior High A band; 10:40, Riddle High school band; 11:05, Lakeview grade school band; 11:30, Kla math Falls Junior High band; 1 p.m., Klamath Falls grade school string ensemble; 1:25. Joseph Lane Junior High band lubllc at no charge. Wcslphal, Sacramentor State Friday, in the gymnasium County honor band; 1:30 Lakeview Cadet band; 2 p.m., Sutherlin High school band; 2:30, Glendale High school band; 3 p.m. Ashland Junior High orchestra; 3:30, Henley High school band. Friday, in the auditorium: 10 a.m.. St. Mary'a High school Marian choir; 10:40, Glendale High school chorus; 11 a.m., Jerome Prairie choir; 11:20, Klamath Falls fresh man chorus; 11:40, Lakeview High school choir; 1:40 p.m., Ashland Junior High 6horus; 2 p.m., Fruitdale choir; 3:40, Ashland elementary school Bands, orchestras, and choirs from junior and senior high schools from Jackson, Josephine, Lake, Klamath, and Douglas counties will compete. Judges for the con test will e John Stehn, Port land State college; Fredorick college; William Swettman, Salem public schools; Sam Smith, Clark college; Jes Fos ter, Portland public schools', and Dean Geist, Willamette university. Schedule for the festival Is as follows: 8:30 a.m. Ashland High school band; 9 a.m., Ashland High school orchestra; 0:30 Central Point Junior High band; 10, Crater High school band; 10:30 Lakeview High school band; 11 a.m., Phoenix High school band; 1 p.m. Josephine 10 1 . Ashland-Noarly 2,500 hlgl school musicians are expectec to attend the Southern Ore gon Music Festival on the SOC campus this week end, Dr. Herbert Cecil, host chair man of the event has announ ced. The festival is sponsored by the Southern Oregon Music Educators association, and all performances are open to the Parker Lynching Attracts Tourists To Poplarville ; Poplarville, Miss-.-fllPJ-Sev-;ral white men got together '.one year ago, April 25, and ' committed a crime that touch ed off world-wide reaction. ! The crime - The lynching of negro Mack Charles ; Parker - is rarely mentioned : these days by local residents. : However, Poplarville's ef fort to forget is hindered daily by travelers from all parts of the nation who turn off U.S. Highway 11 and ; drive into town to ask ques- '. tions and view the site of the ' lynching. -Tourists See Lynchers J Many of the tourists, with- out realizing it, have seen j members of the lynch mob. The killers, whose identities are well known to local citi zens, still live in this area, where most of them do farm ; work So far, they have escaped 'punishment through failures of county and federal urand Juries to return indictment in the case. But ballots by the federal jury, which met in Biloxi, ' Miss., last January, almost had the majority necessary to Indict several of the suspects ; and the possibility that a fu ture grand jury may review . the case is enough to keep the killers worried. Evidence Gathered . Evidence against them was gathered by a force of up to 60 FBI agents who spent one 'month here after Parker, a ' 23-year-old truck driver, was ' dragged from his jail cell, where he was held pending trial on a charge of raping , a white woman. He was beat 'en, shot and tossed into the '. nearby Pearl river. c The FBI report on the lease, which is still considered "top secret," contains state- jments from three men that (they were involved in events connected with the lynching. jThe report lists 23 white men as "known and suspected participants in the abduction." I The report was turned over (to state authorities when the 5 FBI pulled out last May 25. ?A country grand Jury which, was expected to consider the C lynching ignored the matter j and, in its report, failed to Snote that a prisoner was miss ing from the county Jail. . The Justice Department jmade sure that the federal I grand jury, made up of South Mississippi men, would not ignore the case. ; About 50 witnesses were ; subpoenaed for a two-week tjury session but Jury mem Jbers cut the probe short, can celled appearances of 15 wit nesses and announced it could -find no federal violations in ;the case. ; U.S. Attorney General :Willlam P. Rogers said In a Jnews conference on Jan. 28 irhat the government still has Jthe fuse under consideration. ;At that time he described ;failure of the federal grand ;jury to return indictments as t "travesty of justice" and a Z"serious injustice." I Department civil rights ex ;perts still are studying the ;case with a view to making jfurther moves. Officially, all ;the department will say at 'this time is that it is still '"not a closed case." iCourf Records lASHI ANO MUNICIPAL COIWT - Mlldrfd I Batcheler, exptrrrl registration. SS. Miriam l.. -ooth. expired regla ' tratlon, $3. . John H. Carllnn. failure to oh. faerve traffic lllht. .V .. Marc H. Conser. expired resislra--Uon. SS. John L. Connolly, expired regis--ration, SS. V Kenneth B. Dalley, violation of - banc rule, 20. - Francis Douglas, panting on .crosswalk. SS. ' Mary C. Ferguson, failure to heed stop sign. . Robert A. Couley, expired regis tration, S3. Mary Ann Grow, expired regis tration. SS. Thelma Mae Johnson, violation of "basic rule, S30. Gennie M. Kent, expired regls tratlnn. SS. Warren E. Klinmona, failure to observe traffic light, SS. i. Herbert H. Lege, failure to oh- aerve stop sijrn, an. Ralph L Lester, failure to Ob- eerve traffic light. .l. ' Lynn W. McKlnney. expired ref Istratlnn. SS. Dwane A. Miller, no operator's license, failure to observe traffic Jlfht. 11.1. '. John R. Molr expired registra tion and expired operator's license, 'ts. ' Ruth F. Roth, failure to observe 'traffic light. $.1. Maurice L. Scott, Illegal parking. is. t Raymond M. Stlffler, failure to . Ernest O. Tlschhauaer, expired registration, as. V Anna M. Walker, Improper turn Hni, S- . HOlann u. vreinurn, failure to no rve trsille light, S. Be thrifty-smart and shop these terrific Ward Week specials. Buy now save now pay later HURRY! SALE ENDS SATURDAY I SALE! 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