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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON y PLAID PATTERN An extro verted plaid pattern lends dis tinction to this sport jacket classily designed in American wool, witn sum notched lapels. -RESEARCH NEW YORK (UPI) The n Df prison inmates as medical guinea pigs is growing. Upjohn Co. is building a $261,000 re search lab inside the walls of Southern Michigan prison. Parke, Davis and co., another drug firm, plans a similar facil ity there. Floor Covering This Year Is Colorful When it comes to decorating the floor for fall, wall to wall carpeting and area rugs each have their champions but on one point both sides are agreed. Wall to wall or area rue. the floor covering must be colorful. Color on the floor has been steadilv caininff in nnnnlnritv o o r r . j as new fibers and finishes in troduce sou and stain resist ance and easy cleaning to make colorful carpets practical. This fall color takes the floor in deep, rich tones. Vibrant reds and blues reflect the Mediterranean influence. Bold greens and blue-green combinations, shades of yellow and orange, and even vivid pink make color news for carpeting. More akin to the neutral hues but still with richness and depth are smoky charcoals, earthv browns, nlive nisi onM and bronze. Interesting tex tures aaa . to tne opulent air. Area rugs introduce new shapes and sizes, including ovals, octagons, scalloped circles. Scatter rugs get a de sign boost, with interestinir textures and patterns. BULBS SUFFER NEW YORK (UPI) Last winter's severe winter In Eu rope is expected to reduce Hol land's 1963 flower bulb exports by 25 per cent to 30 per cent from 1962. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 163 I - V - .... afJ LEATHER BOOT Adapted from the riding boot is this knee high waxy leather boot, lined in suede. For comfort are zipper ed closing, low heel and flex ible leather sole. Window Covers Now Have Decorative Use Homemakers today are re discovering the window shade. And no wonder, for the once- humble and utilitarian window coverings now have decorative stature. Available in a wide range of colors, textures and designs. window shades can be coordi nated to room decor or can be come important focal points on Weir own. Among the variety of textures are: embroidered lawn, with silken designs on fine white lawn; boucle and plisse weaves; homespun, a nubby linen-and- cotton weave; shantung, an at tractively tailored texture; and baroque, all-over design printed on fine percale. wowj gSij See HOW KHKIM shop & save Acme S. Africa Nearing Segregation Goal Hardware' SUPER SPECIAL 2.25 VALUE! 6 PIECE Steak Set 1.00 Stainless steel, hollow ground, serrated edge Knives with Samurai shape non-burn black plastic handles. REG. MORE BARGAINS SALE $1.98 Vi Gal. 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All these towns will be inside the borders of the Bantustan native areas. At the same time, the govern ment is inducing local and for eign investors to set up indus tries near these towns but on the white side of the border. These border industries are a key part in the scheme to par tition South Africa into a checkerboard of black states which, the government says, will finally achieve full autono my from the white central gov ernment. Basically the idea is to drain off all but the essential black population from the white urban and agricultural areas. Right now the population of about 11 million blacks is more or less evenly split into those in the cities, those on white farms and those living in t h e tribal reserves which are des tined to become Bantustans. May Make Limit The government is consider ing legislation which would lim it the number of black domestic servants to one allowed to live on the premises of his white employer. There are a number of rea sons for the speeding up of this partition plan which was first advanced by Premier Verwoerd as long ago as 1951. First is the growing interna tional pressure from both friends and enemies abroad which makes it imparitive for the Pretoria government to push the scheme into a speedy reality. Diplomatic observers here say such friendly Western nations as Britain and the United States are finding it increasingly hard to defend South Africa at the United Nations. "If this plan became a reahty- and these states did achieve self-government, it may be pos sible for the West to stave off the attacks of the Afro Asian and Communist blocs," one dip lomat said. On the other hand, Verwoerd has intimated that if the "winds of change" attacks from an independent Africa can be staved off long enough for him to implement his policy, "we may see a change in the atti tude of some African states." Pressing Need The other pressing need for implementation of the Bantu stan plan is the black popula tion explosion. It has been estimated that the current black population will have doubled itself by the turh of the century.. "This calls for a tremendous effort on our part to get these new black states into economic shape," a government official said pri vately. Already British and Austra lian firms have opened border industries in white areas touch ing on the Bantustans. Through this scheme and others like it, we will build up a solid Bantu middle class, peo ple with the dignity of home ownership," an official govern ment spokesman said. "The Bantu will commute to work as do thousands of whites. and will be encouraged to play exactly the same part in the civic affairs of their towns as the whites do in their areas." Now Reality Several of the schemes al ready are a reality. Standing 21 miles northwest of Pretoria is the township of Ga Rankuwa, meaning "The Place Where The White Man Used To Live." It now has 1,500 houses built by black artisans and contrac tors. Even the bricks and other building materials were bought from black-owned and operated factories. Eventually the town will have a black population of 60,000. There are several newly-es-llshed factories operating at Rosslyn, four miles across the border in a white area. Only Bantu living at Ga Rankuwa will be allowed to work in these factories. Meanwhile, other parts of the five-year plan calls for construc tion of roads and bridges in the Bantu areas. This and a scheme for Im proved farming methods by construction of irrigation dams and canals form an important link in the drive to eventually get these embryo black states onto a viable economic tooting. Millions of New . Homes To Be Built NEW YORK (UPI) About 17 million new homes will be needen during the 1960's to maintain present U.S. housing standards, according to housing authorities at Allied Chemical's Barrett division. About 75 per cent of the houses will be roofed with as phalt shingle and 80 per cent will have interior drywall construction. B .5 CHICAGO (UPI) - Molecules of hydrogen gas actually can crack hardened steel, says Alloy Rods company. Hydrogen pres ent in gas around a welding arc is turned loose in the steel as individual atoms which dif fuse through pores in the metal, then unite to form molecular hydrogen. Since the hardened steel can not stretch to relieve the pres sure of the expanding hydrogen, enough accumulated gas will crack it. Ml ARK ALL NEWS Jumpers, corduroy, the look of leather are all news, all here in a back wrap style with leather-like sash print blouse. 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