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History from the Hies of The
Mall Tribune 10. 20. 30, 40
and SO years, ago.
10 YEARS AGO
July 1, 1953 (Wednesday)
Post office carriers and
clerks will move to Hie new
post oflice annex on North
Holly St., adjoining the pres
ent post office, this afternoon.
The gale of the historic Bar
ron ranch and lease holdings
near Ashlnnd for $316,875
was revealed yesterday with
the filing of a contract of
sale In the county clerk's oflice.
20 YFARS AGO
July 1, 1943 (Thursday)
Medtord construct! on
reaches $456,343 in first half
of year.
From Arthur Perry's "Ye
Smudge Pot" column: "Boot
leg whiskey Is again on the
market, reports say. As in
prohibition days, the Imbiber,
after picking himself and his
hat off the floor, announces
'It was fine!' "
30 YEARS AGO
July 1, 1933 (Saturday)
Two Los Angeles youths
confess slaying simo police
man near Grants Pass.
Lawrence Tibbctt, famed
baritone, to fish in Rogue river.
40 YEARS AGO
July 1. 1923 (Sunday)
Mill district of city threat
ened by sawdust fire.
Crater Lake season opens
with large crowd at loose.
SO YEAR AGO
July 1 1913 (Tuesday)
Sams Valley horse thieves
arrested.
Ban of professional beggars
from streets urged.
Whal's Your I.Q.?
Nine er tan corracl It superior;
even or eight It excellent) five or
gig ll good.
1. Pun was the Greek god
of what?
2. What is the literal mean
ing of Rio dc Janeiro?
3. Complete the following
saying: "Many a true word is
spoken In .
4. Ml. Vernon, home
George Washington, fronts on
what river?
5. Nutmeg Mule Is one
of the nicknames applied to
which state?
6. When Corlei conquered
Mexico, who was the Mexican
emperor?
7. With what poem by
Longfellow do you associate
"the forest primeval ?
8. Which is farther south
the tip ot Africa, or the ti
of South America?
. 9. What is the name given
to i line Joining two points
on the circumference of
circle?
10. The term "eagle"
used In what game?
Answertt 1, Forests, pas.
lures, flocks and shepherds.
3. River ef January. 3
" , , , Jest". 4. Potomac
River. 5. Connecticut, 6
Montesuma. 7. Evangeline.
S, South America. 9. Chord
10. Golf.
CAUGHT ON FILM
Falmouth, England - HTD
Falmouth Boyg Gramma
School officials said today 15.
year-old Douglas Kain would
be chastised for spoiling
class photograph by blowing
"the biggest bubble of my
life" Just as the camera
clicked.
The Constitution in Jackson
The Washington, D. C. correspondent for the
Vancouver, B. C, Sun was covering the news at
Jackson, Miss., recently.
"Half a hundred policemen rioted here Thurs
day in a club-swinging rampage of racial hate,"
he wrote.
It was a bluntly-worded report, but an eye
witness version. The correspondent, William
Gait, is a Canadian and presumably objective.
pjE WROTE OF the Jackson police:
They charged s private home-where the front lawn
and porch were jammed with chanting Ncgrocs-with
their two-foot billy sticks lashing.
Two of them grabbed a white professor, John
Salter, by the arms and held him while a third brought
a club down on his head with cracks that could be
heard a block away.
Others throttled Negro youths in their doorways by
coming up behind them and pressing their nightsticks
held at both ends back hard against their throats.
And one of them gave me a vicious prod in the
back that sent mc sprawling to the ground.
It was a scene of naked brutality that is impossible
for a Canadian to comprehend.
Possibly this visitor from Canada does not
fully understand the U. b. Constitution:
The Judicial power of the United States shall be
vested in one Supreme Court, and in such Inferior
courts as the Congress may from lime to time estab
lish . . . The Judicial power shall extend to all cases
in law and equity arising under this Constitution, the
laws of the United States, and treaties made, or which
shall be made, under their authority , . ,
"IT ALL BEGAN," (wrote Gait), "with a proces-
sion of 90 Negro students, each carrying an
American flag, to mourn the death of assassi
nated Negro leader Medgar Evcrs. Evers was
shot down from ambush in the carport of his
nome here early Wednesday.
The citisens of each state shall be entitled to all
privileges and immunities of citisens in the several
states.
"The Negro students one of the girls was
only 10 years old marched two by two. It
looked like a Sunday school procession from the
Pearl Street African Methodist Church."
Congress shall make no law respecting an establish
ment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise there
of; or abridging the freedom of speech or of the press:
or the right of the people peaceably to assembly and
to petition the government lor a redress of grievances.
" A BLOCK AWAY they were stopped by a po-
iin f'lnl'iiii vvlm rA tVinm thou viruro all
lll.. VHI'vUIII 1IU UIV VIIVIII WVJ " Vr
under arrest for parading without a permit. It
was immediately obvious that the police were
spoiling for trouble. They began pushing the
press corps of about 20 reporters off the side
walks.
"The captain put his battery-operated mega
phone or loud hailcr directly over the ear of
Claude Sitton, New York Times correspondent
and ordered him off the sidewalk.
The right of the people to be secure In thoir per
sons, houses, papers and effects, against all unreasona
ble searches and seisures, shall not be violated, and
no warrants shall issue but upon probable cause, sup
ported by oath or affirmation, and particularly de
scribing the place to be searched and the persons or
things to be seised.
THEN POLICE EEGAN to wrench the Ameri-
can flags from the students with vicious
twisting motions that left many of the girls' arms
bleeding from where the end of the two-foot flag
sticks had gashed against their wrists.
Seeing this, some of the students behind
threw their flags to the ground in disgust just as
police were reaching out to grab them. By this
time a crowd of Negroes who had cheered the
students as they burst from the church had gath
ered on the front lawn and porch of a house at
the corner, lheir jeers and catcalls apparently
infuriated the police. They set up a chant of
we want freedom, we want ircedom.
Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except
as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall
have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United
States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction. Con
gress shall have power by appropriate legislation to
enforce the provisions of this article.
THE CAPAIN STALKED over and bellowed
1 at them with his loudspeaker. I could bare-
y make out that he was telling them to stop
shouting or they would be arrested for disturbing
the peace.
no person shall oe noia to answer lor a capital or
other Infamous crime unless on a presentment or In
dictment of a grand Jury, except in cases arising in the
land or naval forces, or in the militia, when in actual
service, in time of war or public danger) nor shall
any person be subject for the same offense to be twice
put in jeopardy of life or limb: nor shall be compelled
in any criminal case to be a witness against himself,
nor be deprived ol life, liberty, or property without
due process of law . , .
"It was then that the police apparently lost
their heads. Fifty of them had been driven up
in canvas-covered trucks, lhey dashed for the
house, their big sticks swinging.
"THEY GRABBED 13-year-old Thomas Myles
and began pulling him from his own porch
backward by the nightstick-throttling method.
Thomas 13 year old sister, Larold, tried to pull
her brother back. She was clubbed to the ground.
In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall en
Joy the right to a speedy and publia trial, by an im
partial Jury of the state and district wherein the crime
shall have been committed, which districts shall have
been previously ascertained by law, and to be in
formed of the nature and cause of the accusation: to
be confronted with the witnesses aginst hlmi to have
compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his
favor, and to have the assistance of counsel tor his defense.
"After All, Thcie Men Are Mortal And Who
Will I Be Dealing With After They're All Gone?"
Foreign News: Sino-Soviet Discussions i
Expected To Have Inconclusive Results
By PHIL NEWSOM
UPI Foreign News Analyst
Notes from the foreign
news cables:
tV
Communications
Letters to the Editor must bear the name and address of the writer
although under certain circumstances the use of e pen name or initial
for publication Is permissible. The Mall Tribune reserves the rioht to
edit all letters with a view to clarification and condensation. Letter
submitted for publication must not exceed 400 words. The letters
printed in this column do not necessarily renresent the views of tSa
paper, In tact the contrary Is often the case.
Arms Race
To the Editor: In 19H0,
President Kennedy estimated
that the world nuclear stock
pile contained the equivalent
of 30 billion tons of TNT
about 10 tons of TNT for
every man, woman and child
on earth. In his book. "Kill
and Overkill," Dr. Ralph
Lapp (atomic physicist) esti
mates the U.S. stockpile (in
1HHU) at 350 tons of fusion-
able material or the equiva
lent of 70,000 Hiroshima
bombs. At the present rate of
production, according to his
estimate, by 1987 the U.S.
stockpile will reach 1.000
tons, equal to 200.000 Hiro
shima bombs cost about
$6,000 per pound or 2 billion
dollars per year.
What are we going to do
with the stuff? Blow up the
ashes? If so, we will have to
make some machines to push
the buttons because the peo
ple will Ions since be gone.
Continuing the arms race at
the present rate Is sheer mad
ness. It docs not give us more
security: on the contrary it
increases the danger. Like a
forest fire the arms race cre
ates Us own momentum that
drives it on to the ultimate
conclusion.
We now have a situation in
which there are two fingers
on the trigger. Two fallible
human beings, Kennedy and
Kiirusncnev, have the power
to destroy civilization. Soon
we may reach a situation in
which there are 13 fingers on
the trigger. Don t you think
it's time to consider alternatives?
By using the scientific ap
proach we have a chance of
solving the problem before it
is too late. Science cannot
establish social goals, but
scientific method can help us
reach the ones we choose. Let
us put at least as much ef
fort Into finding the causes of
war and to the positive means
of establishing "peace with
freedom," as we ao into de
structive weapons.
John Chitwood
032 Alta si.
Medford
Sino-Soviet
Moscow reports say the
Russians feel that if they give
an inch they will have to
give a mile
in their talks
scheduled to
start this
week with the
Red Chinese
on the ques
tion of a hard
or soft line
toward the
West. Possibly
entering into
Soviet thinking is the qucs-
t cn of Romania. Romania.
which recently sent an anv
bassador back to Albania,
heretofore Red China s only
friend in the East European
Communist bloc, also has just
completed a new trade pact
with China. Romanian news-
DaDcrs have reprinted por
tions of a harsh June 14 let
ter from the Chinese Cen
tral committee to the Soviet
Central committee which even
Moscow refused to publish,
The speculation is that Ro
mania is pressuring Moscow
to adopt a more conciliatory
attitude toward the Chinese
Diplomatic betting is that the
upcoming talks will last about
10 days with the results in
conclusive. A date for an
other meeting in Pckin then
may be set for the next round
in a lengthy scries of such
discussions.
now also is expected to veto
the proposal that greater pow
ers be given to the European
Parliament. The parliament is
composed of representatives
of the six Common Market
nations and recently voted in
favor of giving itself more
control over European finan
cial, economic and political
policies. De Gaulle always
has opposed surrender of any
French sovereignty to a su
pranational system.
State Tax
To the Editor: And lo the
supporters of the state in
come tax bill:
I had always been under
the impression that all poll
tic'ans were endowed with
humanitarian principles, but
after reading the provisions
in this bill I realize how badly
mistaken I was. The filing
fee is especially designed to
take from those who haven t
and give to those who have
If it won t violate political
ethics, I will appreciate you
giving me the names and
home address of each of those
who opposed this bill. Then
come next election time
plan, the good Lord willing
to bring this fact to all of the
voters in their districts even
if I have to use Shanks Marcs
to do so.
I wonder If the sponsor of
the filing fco ever knew of
the deplorable conditions
under which many oldsters
are living. 1, personally, know
many of them, one 80 year
old chap gets $57 per month,
a 02 year youngster $71, a
couple in their 70s 87 bucks.
These folks are too proud.
you'd say stubborn, to accept
state aid. The only things they
receive free are daylight sav
ing time and the privilege of
paying a 6c tax per gallon on
the gas they use to and from
the neighborhood grocery.
These will. In addition to the
filing fee, have to pay from
$3 to S5 for the filing out of
their returns, unless others do
as I intend doing, I will glad.
ly and for free fill out the
Another Veto
President Charles dc Gaulle
who already has vetoed Brit
ish membership on the Euro
pean Common Market and
proposal that the market coun
tries continue to maintain
close liaison with Britain
Franco-German
De Gaulle Is expected to go
all out this week toward appli
cation of his accord with Ger
man Chancellor Konrad Ade
nauer for French German
cooperation In an effort to
win back the Initiative after
President Kennedy's German
visit. He will discuss with
German leaders new German
French moves in the light of
Kennedy's decision to delay
or set aside the U.S. plan
for a multi-nation naval force
for NATO armed with Polaris
missiles.
On The Farm
Communist China's fall har
vest will be mediocre at best,
according to reports reach
ing Hong Kong, too much
rain has fallen in central Chi
na and too little in southern
China. If the southern
drought continues, there will
be real hardship. No famine is
expected, but no surplus is
likely either. The end of Chi
na's import of Western grain
is not in sight. ?
One United Nations
On the Rocks
By Arthur Hoppe
New York - The reason I
rushed up to New York, of
course, is tha. I heard the
United Nations was going
broke and I thought maybe
I could help out. I happen to
be an expert in that field and
frankly I have a little soft
spot in my heart for the U. N.
Mainly because I think it's
the only hope the world's got.
So you can imagine my con
cern to read where Mr. U
Thant has $100 million worth
of unpaid bills tucked away
in his desk drawer. Primarily
due to the fact the Commu-
Strictly Personal
By Sydney J. Harris
(ci field Enterprlsei Inc.
returns of any and all old
sters who care to contact me
and also give them a cup of
my 150 proof Java. 1 wish to
ask a small favor of you
When you receive next April
check and while decidin:
which lo buy, a new Caddy or
Jet, ask yourself this ques
tion, "How much of this came
from the pockets of those who
will have hash or stew for
dinner tonight while I get
fat and sassy on steak, caviar
and champagne?"
Claude M. Hall
2860 Placer rd.
Sunny Valley, Ore.
TOO SOON
Doing the "right things"
for children too soon is as
bad as doing them too late,
or not at all.
This is a hard
lesson fov par
ent to learn-
especially for
those who are
ambitious, in
tclligent and
well - educat
ed, and there-
fore capable
B,rti. of harm i n g
their children in many ex
pensive ways.
Artur Schnabel, whom I
quoted the other day, also re
marked in the same tran
script: "I received a letter
yesterday, stating, "I know,
Mr. Schnabel.. that you are
not Interested in young pian
ists, but I would appreciate It
If you would hear my son. He
started piano lessons at the
age of three.' Well, t am
Prayer of Gratitude
To the Editor: After the
death of Pope John XXIII, I
urged that all "men of good
will" pray to Almighty God
asking, if it be His will, that
Ho guide the Cardinals to
elect a new pope with the
same spirit and ideals as those
of John XXIII.
We seem to have such a
man In Pope Paul VI. So I
think that the least we can
do is to return a prayer of
hcartrolt gratitude. If polite
ness is Important toward our
fellow men, I think it is even
more Important toward the
Diety.
Horace W. Thompson
3642 Hilsinger rd.
Medford
fines Imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishment inflicted.
"Then police spotted Salter, 29, professor of
sociology at the most-colored loutaloo southern
Christian College, on the porch. You re the one
we want,' said a huge policeman, grabbing the
white professor. Two policemen dragged the pro-
lessor from the porch ana each held one ot his
arms while a third beat him over the head with
his club with such force that one witness threw up
in the hedge. Blood spurted from the professor s
head wounds and left a large red stain on the
lawn."
The right of the citisens of the United States to
vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United
States or by any state on account of race, color, or
previous condition of servitude.
"I ASKED TWO policemen why they had
charged the Negroes. Both gave the typical
Jackson police answer by raising their clubs over
their heads as if to hit me, advancing on me and
snarling, 'Get back!' The same thing happened
to Tony Burton, reporter of the New York News.
He was beside a policeman who chuckled, 'I'd
sure like to tret that one with his collar on back-
wards.' pointing with hi. stick to a clergyman XX'S
who was then pleading for an ambulance. 'I don t 1 of the u s. and many foreign
see anvthintr tunnv about it.' said Burton. Bur- nations
ton's remarks made the constable shake with rage.
He raised his stick and snarled, 'Get back! Then
he shouted : "We'll get you newsmen yet. Espe
cially you with the blue shirt.' "
Weighed By Public
To the Editor: Senator
Wayn Morse inserted in the
Congressional Record, June
10, 19b3, many statements
against patriots, some direct
ed at Life Line and mc. I
would like for these state
ments to be known, weighed
and Judged by the public.
Life Line speaks for itself
seven days a week and is
heard on hundreds of stations
which familarizes the public
with its principles and mo
tives. Life Line conducts
monthly essay contests from
which it bars entries con
taining any attack on minor
ity groups, charges of Com
munism to the "National
Council of Churches" or the
educational field: criticism of
labor unions or leaders, or
are anti-semitic.
I have never indicated in
any way that "any man or
woman who favors medicare,
foreign aid and virtually any
other social welfare measure"
is an enemy of freedom. I
refer the public to Catholic
employees, outstanding lay
men and clergy that I am not
anti-Catholic. I am not anti
protestant nor anti-semitic.
H L H Products, food pro
cessing and canning, and
drugs, is well known for
of Grace, comes from God
People having their minds
turned to all manner or re-
llgious and devilish teachings
Just to be in a popular fol
lowing.
Jesus said: r,o man can
come to the rather except
by Mc," and his His ministry
was to bring people to uod
same to this day, and to quit
idolatry, inventing their own
plan and expecting God to
accept and approve. He does
not. His plan must be honor
ed so that people are not
lost in their own.
Many attempts to discredit
the Bible resulted in the
ruins we see today covered
by the dust of time and the
idolatry of our day will end
tip in ruins caused in unbelief
The Lord said all this will
pass, but My word will be
forever. All inventions
man will return to earth like
the orbital rides, and what
God keeps will be kept
his plan.
Unbelievers, agnostics, and
their kind also will vanish
in the dust of time, in God'
plan.
Jesus said, For judgment
ac come into this world that
they which see not, might
see, and they which see might
be made blind. Who is so
blind as they that see not the
Lord.
The Holy Bible contains
God's written guarantee that
his word and promises will
be kept.
Oscar Jacobson
33115 New Ray rd.
Central" Point, Ore.
fraid he has been ruined."
So also have been ruined
those little girls who are
given "ballet" lessons before
their minds, their spirits or
their feet are equipped for
them. And pushing a shy and
reluctant boy into competi
tive athletic events can have
exactly the opposite effect
from what the father intends
that is, it can make the boy
effeminate rather than virile.
a
I speak from experience.
at least in ona area: a minor
one. but still significant, in
that it shows that even a
thouhgtful parent, aware of
a child's limitations, is nev
ertheless often too eager to
push. It was only by the
third child that I learned
differently.
This was in the buying
ef toys. I would invariably
bring horn toys that were
"too old" for the child-loo
complicated, calling for
more dexterity and a longer
interest-span lhan the child
then possessed.
A great deal of money
was wasted upon toys that
were played with tor a few
moments, and then discard
ed with no interest, or
quickly broken. When I
analyzed my constant stu
pidity in this area, it seem
ed clear to me that I was
expressing my own needs,
not those of the child.
in
I was trying to push him
to grow up faster, to become
stronger and more skillful be
fore he was ready lo or need
ed to. I wanted to be "proud"
of him - a most dangerous
word in the parents' lcxicon
which means that I wanted
him to develop at a faster
rate than nature Intended
him to.
Some gifts of elaborate, ex
pensive and complicated toys,
of course, are simply a par
ent's way of substituting
(quite unconsciously) material
things for genuine love and
understanding. But, this
apart, most gifts of this kind
represent a parent's impa
tience with the child's leisure
ly development, and say, in
effect, "Hurry and get bigger
so that you can do more
things that I may brag about."
Recognizing, and accepting,
a child's own tempo of growth
is difficult for parents who
have set high goals for them
selves and their offspring.
The somewhat neglectful, or
slothful parent, perhaps docs
not do as much damage to the
child as the parent who buys
a piano for a 3-year-old.
nists won't cough up their
share for the U. N.'s peace
keeping work in the Congo
and in the Middle East.
Oh, I could visualize the sor
ry scene that undoubtedly
awaited me: the mob of an
gry creditors banging on tha
glass doors, all that nice fur
niture repossessed, the lights
and gas turned off and Mr.
Thant sneaking out the back
door to duck the process-serv
ers.
. And I figured he could uss
some good, solid, American
advice. Like: "Give them a
little on account and promise
them the rest a week from
Tuesday."
But it wasn't that way at
all. The flags were still fly
Ing bravely and there wasn't
a crack in the plaster nor a
frayed cuff to be seen. True,
the U.N. docs have a stack ot
unpaid bills this high. But.
like the most of us in such
circumstances, it's putting up
an awtuuy good front.
Not that there aren't signs
visible to the trained observ
er that the U. N. is desper.
atcly trying to raise money.
There are such signs, for ex
ample, in the . Delegates'
Lounge where we ace news
men ferret out stories. Tha
price of a martini has gona
up from 65 to 75 cents. But
I'm not complaining. What's
a dime, I say, if it leads to
world peace.
Indeed, I was sitting there
sipping my contribution when
I got to chatting with a U. N.
financial expert who seemed
awfully happy. Soberly hap
py, ana i asKea him why.
"Well," he said, "I think
we've turned the corner in
this financial crisis. The
Communist bloc's held out
solidly against paying their
assessments for Ihc Congo and
the Middle East, claiming tlia
while thing was a plot by the
West.
"But the U.S. has wisely
kept pretty quiet. And now
the pressure's being put on
Russia by the Latin Ameri
cans and the Afro-Asian" bloc.
You'll notice that the resolu
tions favoring payment of
assessments are being intro
duced and passed overwhelm
ingly by all the small nations.
They've become genuinely
worried. And if the Commu
nists want to keep any friends
in Africa, Asia and South
America they're eventually
going to have to go along.
Right now, they're in a-very
tight bind."
Well, this cautions optimism
is what most people around
the U. N. seem to be exuding
these days. And while I-don't
understand high finances or
the ins and outs of U. N.
politics. I think they're right.
t think what they're really
saying, complexities aside, is
that the United Nations wUl
endure because the little peo
ple of the world want it to en
dure. And I have -'implicit
faith in that.
Of course, I will meanwhiia
do what I can to help. In fact,
I'm proud to report, I now
have only 999,099,999 mar
tinis to go to achieve a lasting
peace. It's a perfect crusade.
If I'm wrong about the U.N.
and the world blows up,' at
least I'll die happy.
"The scene of brutality was too much for the
children's mother. . . . She began screaming hys
terically and was also either beaten or pushed
10 me ground. "
Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive
4
11. L. Hunt
1074 Main st.
Dallas 1, Texas
No state shell make or enforce a law which shall
abridge the privileges or immunities of citisens of the
United States, nor shall any state deprive any person
of life, liberty or properly without due process of law,
nor deny to any person within its Jurisdiction the equal
protection of the laws.
Bible
To
Bible
the Editor: Yes, the
is true. The learning
of God's creation and His
plan serves all people, to
know there is no latitude fur
wandering away from it.
Too often people, minis
ters and doorbell ringers.
"Later that day Burton turned up in a white thr and
shut, sun glasses and a new straw hat. 1 ou d i print shops, using some Bible
never recognize him. ; vcrse ,raP in attempt
You'd never recognize the Constitution either. I ..f, p,"nfoliowing imo
u. .). in me Lrewision (Hia.) Morning lrioune.i The resurrection.
One Marshal
To the Editor: One fellow
has noted that now. with so
many skindiver programs on
TV, the fare has boiled down,
essentially, to Flippers, Flap
pers and Giddyappers.
Some serious consideration
was given to advocating live
ammunition for the latter,
thus injecting realism, while
elminating the slower or,C3.
However, '.hat idea had to
be abandoned, when it was
pointed out that this would,
inevitably leave a clear field
to one tall marshal of a mid
western town.
Few of us could stand that,
cither.
H. W. Robertson
103 North Central ave.
Medford.
DOESN'T LIKE IT
Leamington, England -1'PI-A
judge at a music festival
here lat week end gave each
competitor a note with his
opinion of his singing at the
end of his performance. One
singer gave it right back. Bob
Wclford, a 28-year-old tenor,
took his note, scanned it, then
tore it to pieces, and threw it
in the judge's face.
I
HOUR
mm
FAPJ
on TAP
P
"Ike thinks It's nuts, you snd I think it's nuts, but
they don't think it's nuts to send a man to the moon-i
that's the kind of cooperation you can axpeci from
Communists!"
nd Gift
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