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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1962)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 19. 196 National PI A Tofos 12 Million Members Chicago-flJPU-Membership In the National Congress of Par enst and Teachers stands at more than 12 million. More than 3.5 million of the mem bers are male and 760,000 are teachers. The members belong to more than 47,000 local PTA units. The Organization was founded in 1897 in Washing ton, DC, as the National Congress of Mothers. But as men and teachers joined in increasing numbers the name was changed in 1925. Sir Wolstan Dixie Wants Recognition for Use of Family Name by South London-Wl- Practically on the spot where King Richard HI cried "My kingdom for a horse," Sir Wolstan Dixie an nounced today he has no ob jection to the use of his fam ily name by the South of the United States. "All I want," said the jov ial baronet, "is recognition of our contribution to American life. Dammit, sir, not every- KODACOLOR In By 10 a.m. Back By 5 Same Day H WINTER.FUNk PICTURES rSTOP IN AT YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR KODAK CAMERAS EQUIPMENT FILM KODAK body puts his name to so large and marvelous a part of the world. Sir Wolstan was moved to speak because he expected to go to the United States in 1965-the centennial of the end of the Civil War. He wants to retrace footsteps of his jolly forebear John Dixie who, he alleges, was such a good man to work for that slaves used to sing: "I wish I were on Dixie's land." That." said Sir Wolstan, eyes twinkling, "is the real origin of the words 'Dixie' and 'Dixieland.' I'm not ask ing for our plantations back, mind you, though believe me we could use them these days of high taxation. "I just think it would be nice if children were to learn in Southern schools the truth ful meanings of the words." Sir Wolstan is proud of his family. He can trace his ante cedents back to the year 1100 when they were already large landowners. He now lives on part of the same land Mar ket Bosworth in Leicester shire where King Richard lost his crown at the battle of Bosworth field in 1485. "My ancestor, John," he said, "was a schoolmate of John Harvard and Thomas Mookcr, who founded Hart ford, Conn., at the Dixie Foun dation of Ecclcstiastical His tory at Cambridge. He landed in New York with the Dutch in 1K3 and tried to Crow to- I bacco in what is now Harlem. "That didn t work out so he look his people to Carolina and Georgia. He and his fam ily had marvelous names as employers and that was why everybody talked about Dixie's land." Automatic Camera Battery power . . . electric eye instant loading Movie-making was never easier . . . never surer. No winding camera is battery powered. No exposure settings built-in electric eye adjusts the lens automatically. And no threading problems either. Film loads in a jiffy in the new Kodak Ducx 8 Cassette . . . and you can load cassettes in advance. You're set to shoot in an instant! 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