Clovis News-Journal from Clovis, New Mexico • Page 26

28, CLOVIS NKU'S-WtjtmAt, Stihdfty, flee, 11,1980 ffects Integration Crisis n.v JOHN WAUNKII cosl. the, Legislature with unerring pre- phone threats in'the night they t'mXl Press Interimllonal The integration crisis in Now cisiort. It has served only to threw ricks through darkened NEW ORLEANS tUPl) -A Orleans started'on Nov. 14 the legislators, who are ho windows, and, most effective of five-pound hunk of black granite Franlx and McDonoiigh 19 taken aback when their all, they brought economic ores- crashed through the window and; integrated. Three Negro girlsllaws arc restrained by federal sure to bear.

NEWS JOURNAL INFORMATION SECTION PAIHfW the moment they arc 1 tlohs Threatened Not only did they harass 1 parents, but At! Want Arts, cahctlftiloni ftf ewrectlohS (must be ordered 6y BM a.m., to Itoctive same 12:00 Situr- fof Sunrtnv. franchise. WHtt! Superior 2408 Stiver SB Albuquerque, tf, PO 2-1152 buswess. Ternn it KS nht 2 lcu(1wrt toured fil-v PO 3-S9M. eittffMiei fell to the ted room floor a foot Iroopcrl into McDonotigh under courts from Marion McKinlcy's baby the protection of federal mar-1 signed, boy.

Ono went to Kvcrotl Poling doesn't havc any! Since then the situation has friends any more. changed several times, devolving James (Jabriellc docsn' job any more Mrs. Joseph Barrett answered! tnc whites who don't mind else the insistent ring her Sch Wilh 0sl the pmons who 1 21 the Hght In correct Any. Ad to ntunrtifds nf hiRhi News-Jourtii) will PRACTICALLY with new fl condition. PO WANfftl) MAN Ott WOMAN FOR SALE LafKC VafistV 0t i Chaps, tndtfdfflg Four Used Paif.

TORRENCE'S not Wc fl the Negroes IV UIS 1 incm trie point; want Ad to meet the UA 7 .1 Ci a give their em-' csn I. have a into the present patterns of calm 1 no longer ootner tne Negro, OVOq a 10 rt uo vnn tl 1 fnowihgiy jccepi any days ancl nights. children -their targets now for get 1 5 Ml answered Thrt ho whiles who don't mind going whcrc cJwSt JOD SITTIHO 3i 1 MONUMENTS CARE. Licensed. hour, dav or week.

PO 3-9II03. A raspy voice told her that her coffin was ready. ment of its population involved in ibe grim struggle. Merchants Three year old Erin Conner' 1 011 Canal Street are ui raced her mother to the telephone: about declining business, even in the police and got there first. She picked it" 10 Christmas season; the mayor called them jostled, punched, up.

"Nigger-lover," growled a-' complaining the disastrous I sn oved, ancl stoned the while par- voicc over the telephone. jeffcc-t. the crisis has on the tour-, ents and anyone else who aroused Erin hung up the telephone. gig-l ist trade, and oven fabled Mardi lneir inc. and danced (iround the! ras is threatened.

Ten Negro But lncn a group called Save singsong voice Oras clubs have ur Schools (SOS) stepped in yigger 1cir balls, and will instead do- witl1 women such as Mrs, Bar- irtlegration, and into last week--! lan wcl Baptist seminary stu- the third of women dcnts wno to school all day yovcr, yigger (sic)." Thus pass the nichls of Iheiu persons caught in the rip of New havc spent on Orleans' hitter integration crisis.) The Louisiana Legislature has nalc to Negro causes the tens of rc U. 'io volunteered to drive the thousands of dollars they would children to school so their parents wouldn't have to waJk with them through the crowds. nos; And police lired of ihe slonines parents who been in special session since a and mauling and suddenly rllllnPPn nil! 1. before integralion down Te heciS a block inimni 0 6 jegisiuuun'Keeping mem at least the it i ir nj? rC ab Attendance soared the result of eight years of Federal Court action nearly a month ago. They are white persons who have voluntarily put themselves Jn the path of those who havc up to don, exploring every conceivable and then sank.

method of stopping integration. it sank because the hecklers Courts Squelch Legislature And at the other side of the legal ring, the federal courts gave up cursing ancl jeering and stoning at the school for more subtle methods. cMi.rt^v, i.a nuuue muuiuub. svvoni to Mop integration at anylhave batted down every move of They started the incessant tele- WAHTED-FEMALE HURSERIES-FIOWSTS A woman In slay help elderly PO 3-7SE3. 26TO Sheldon.

CENTKR Nursery Complete Landscape. Service 1600 M. Prince PO 3-852i Kcrshner's N.M. Nursery Graduate Lletlgnef 1710 So, Prince Phrtne PO PERSONAL 7 you want to Orlnk that 1 your you don't it's ourt Alcoholic Anehy mous. Ph PO 3-3917.

Clovil SPECIAL NOTICES ALLEN' LOAN CO. for bargains In Xrrias S19.9S S19.95 J79.93 and worked at night to support their families almost invariably big families. So the attendance dwindled down to eight white children ancl one Negro on the last, day of school. The threatening calls so upset the SOS drivers that they asked U.S. marshals to take over for them.

Now 1 only the Negro children but the white children loo have deputy marshals who bring them to school. The integralion crisis is far -p sllvcfwftrc Sct from over. This week the embal-Rmm Movie Cameras o. .11995 tied New Orleans School nblc Saw Attachments $19.95 fired oflcn bul never effectively amc 4.03 by the Legislature hauls local bankers before a federal court to try to force them to honor its checks. The Legislature dissuaded banks from dealing with the board, and although the Legislature paid most of the teachers, it didn't pay the teachers at the in- Icgraled school.

An ananymous donor came up wilh $16,000 to pay Ihem. The Legislature is expected to go into another 30-day special session, the Supreme Court will rule on the state's segregation laws, and the state will K1C norn on. PO pass more that will immediately po 78 tcl bo taken to court. There is no end in sight. New Cond.

Tnpe Recorder AM.EN LOAN CO. 2803 Weil 7th SPENCER OJHDLfc A BRAS; Also medl- cal supports. 1.1% discount 15 vean experience. 312 W. 7th, PO 3.5110.

heSe un sters are ties. Huddling around their icy brother are adding the final touches to a snowman Billy 3 Cvnthia 6 Jerrv 5 o( 6 'Mr. 4lh (sta Ph to Texas Jobs In Climb AUSTIN non-farm employmcnl has enjoyed steady recovery from recessions days, the Texas Employment Com mis- sion said Saturday, but the climb has lost "some of its vigor" by now. The TEC's annual report said consumer buying ancl business spending developed uncertainty about the trend in the summer, slowing it down. "The slate's non-farm employment al was slill at 'H high level as the fiscal year ended Aug.

31." the TEC said, "despite varied trends." It defined the trends as a higher unemployment ratio to the total civilian labor force, slowing of stimulus in the labor market when the steel strike "wore on," severe winter's impact, and a loss of this summer "when uncor- lainty developed as to whether the trend was slill upward, pausing or topping otf. "The principal disturbing ele- ments in factory employment were excessive inventories, defense contract cancellations, and labor-management disputes," the report said. Petroleum industry jobs led the non-factory losses in employment. The TEC said It made more than a million job placements in the fiscal year 31, 1960. The Commission's annual report said jobless benefits paid to Texas workers totalled for all programs, including $53,847,292 for unemployment insurance.

Average payment of insurance was weekly for an average S.3 weeks per individual claimant The commission processed 315 applicalions for jobs during first year. -Shifts in industrial development relocated thousands of Texas i workers, during the year, the TEC jsaid. employment alone increased in the stale from 353,400 in January, 1950 to 510,000 Hospital Notes Admitted Friday, Dec. a Ralph E. Franse, Farwell, Tex surgical Lola Standefcr, Rt.

1, surgical Johnny Graves, 711 2nd, accident Florence Long, 1116 Ross, medical Kffie Kisk ,1209 E. 1st, accident Dismissed Kridii.v, Drr. 9 Mrs. Jose A. Chavez and bal-y son, 1901 Zulek Oneila Dickerson.

Tc.xii-o Lugardita 122 Edwards Jeanene Orisliani, 30VJ Mrs. Billy R. Henry and baby son. 917 Cypress Mrs. Harold iluu.se and baby icn Rt.

3 Billie Jameson, 716 W. Manana R. L. Moreland, 908 MeiTiwether Jeanne Pruilt, 2205 Axtell Jack Whitfield, 401 N. Prince Admitted TJiursdav.

Dec. 8 Oneila Dickerson, Texico, surgery Jo Bradley, 705 Lea, surgery Lessie Dyke, Rt. 1. Muleshoe, in January of 1960," the TEC added. That was a 44.3 per cent increase.

Among the tolals of worker placements, the TEC said, were 23,329 placemenls for handicapped 97,991 placemenls of veterans, and job counseling for persons in the over-45 age bracket, "Commission offices were instrumental in filling 506,366 job openings on farms and ranches during fiscal 1960, the TEC said. Most of the agricultural placements were of workers on cotton farms. Others were in vegetable, fruit, nut and other crop work. The TEC said an attempl by Ihe Sccrelary of Labor to fix a higher wage for Mexican colton pickers placed "Iremendous importance" on the possible use of mechanical cotton pickers. The commission said it helped place work-! ers ihrough recruitment and help- led locale mechanical picking crews for areas with high demand for (he mechanical operation.

Registration Is Open For Adult Education If you would like to Increase your reading speed by 25-50 per cent, learn to play bridge, know more about nulritional meal planning and preparation, or perhap all these things, then you should find out more about the Aduli Education program being offered through the Clovis Schools. The interesls mentioned above represent just a few of the courses that can be offered through the AE program. Courses i WASHINGTON (UPI1- Mrs MO be given depend on Ihe number iThyia iSson. widow of Sen I de i te1rested minumui Keith Thomson, students is nee- Saturday she hopes to take his' Widow Hopes To Replace Her Husband LOST-FOUND 10 LOST: Black Anuus heifer calf, 3H miles Southeast of Clovlj. Charles Hardgrove, PO ATTENTION WEST TEXAS SALESMEN Well eslahllshed Fort Worth manufacturer of Lubrlcntlnff oll.i nnd Greases Inleresl- In Salesmen living In West Texas farming We'd like A man tor the West Texas area.

Take ordcrii for delivery now and your have nolhlnjt to pay until crops are harvested next ypnr. Substantial rom- missions paid Immediately. We deliver and collect. You hnve nothing to do but lake orders nn provon sates plan. Wrlle BUSINESS SERVICES 11 RENTAL Fix It Shop, tlollaway ocas, rug shampoo machine, landeri.

2217 West 7th PO 3-5090. FULLER BRUSH PO 1 AWAKES IT i Can Williams hoed a tough' 7ow trying to make the big jn films. As. a come( dienne Hollywood thought her unfunny. Now, as "Glaays" in Ithe "Pete and Gladys" TV comedy series, it appears, she's on the stardom road: MASK are the latest in disposable surgU; cal masks, displayed in San' Francisco.

The mask at left: high filtering action' while the one at right, developed for high bacteria resist-: ance, is heat-sealed to a thin' flexible plastic. place in the Senate. Thomson died Friday of a heart ailment. "I know what he stood for and The second quarier (twelve weeks) of classes will begin the week beginning Monday, Jan, 2 Registrations are now being ac- I what he died for," said Mrs! Thomson. "It meant a lot lo him' cepted by Mr.

Charles Soeice, di- and to me and I'd be proud to do rector of the program. His office i it. It would give me a tot of satis-'is at 801 Pile and office hours are I faction to do." 3-5 p.m. weekdays and, 9 a.m. Mrs.

Thomson, who flies with'noon Saturdays. I her ihree sons to Wyoming Sun-' AE teachers will be et the Clovis people state" to seek "all her over the husband's She said she assunxed Gov. J.J. Rt. 2, Muleshoe, medical Odie Short, 1904 W.

Grand, suv-ienne, said she had gery Evelyn Langford, 310S medical Callie Ramsey, 509 Tennessee, medical ft n-i4i I Nanon Noble, 311 W. 9th, medi-'der considerable pressure to name classes meet the fuJU twelve Dn. FIX" ITI He'll fix that door nolrttnc or add ronm R14 Pile John McAusland. PO 2-0184. CUSTOM MADE Drapev Blip covtri bedspreads Mtltrmtes nnd Installation.

Wllma Bussell. PO 3-5952. MEASURE ANU INSTALL Ompery Rodf Free Estimate. VcnrtlMi 2108 N. Commerce Way.

PO 3-7416. CLEANING 13A EXPERT Carpet and upholstery cleaning. Guaranteed, free estimates. MAGIC CLEANERS 109 Main. PO 3-9311.

DRESSMAKING 16 DRESS AfAKING Alteration prompt service, work guaranteed. Blake, 313 Glddlng, PO 3-7810. BEAUTY SCHOOLS 17A JAVE OPENING FOR Enrollment. us for all your heauty needs. Walker Beauty School.

Main. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 100 WANTED: Experienced woman to work part lime as pahtry cook and slMm table help. Apply person, Trails nesturuant, after liso P. M. Immediate opening.

Established route In city of clovl.i. Experience. Investment imnecessary. Weekly profits of S65 and up at posjlble. Largest company, well known, nationally ndvcr- UMd household products, biggest demand.

Write D-94, Wlnona, Minn, crn type. Self service tube testing unim. Substantial Ihrame (o start. To qualify you must have spare hours weekfv; from Si.494 fo cash Available VOH 1NVEMTORY ONLY. WE MACHINES ANJD LOCATION'S.

No tclllrte or Is set tin for you, Do not fultv tiuftttflcd. For perjiohal intcrvlcvv In include humbcr. Write Fast Check Division. Century Dlslrlhu- TOM Clayton Road. St.

Louis, WHW PETV SO SALESMEN-AGENTS 40 FOR SALE; rcRistefed Dflrhchnnd punplej. rf purchitsert. hniv. will hold until Christmas. See after 8 P.M.

301.1 aiddlng. cASh. or 'terms. BoNer nupplos," AKC rejlsiered, tWvp fl ivceks Stf al Ideal Trailer Park. WANTED TO BUY: Whitu ThlhilphU" Pupple FOn SALE: npft.

nernian Shepherd fi weeks. F.xlrn nice qunlltv. 1312 So. Portnles. Mclvin Schumprt.

RK fi-5983. TROPICAL FISH SOA THOPICAL FISH PLANTS SUPPL1F.S 4 West nf ahvljs, on Air Rise road. Specials each month. SU 4-3136. SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTION 41 BUSINESS COURSES QUALIFY AS A PROFE3 BENSON or VOMMRRUK 115 Coaclty JWSIMESS OPPORTUNITIES 43 GREAT OPPORTUNITY Museum, Trading Post, Cale, Bar, Service Station Located on highways 66-M, ten enit or Santa Rosa, Museum one of the best in the state.

Trading Post. $30 000 stock; cafe seats 75. Dispenser bar license, Old Gay 90 Frontier Bar. Station running 60,000 gallons, Three sets of modern living quarters. 900 ft.

driveway, 3.900 foot frontage. 76 acres of land, lear round business. Buildings are all constructed In Western Style. I would like to retire. Trade or sell.

W.S. Wilson, P.O. Box 206, Santa Rosa, N.M. NATIONAL MANUFACTURER Of two- way communications Is desirous of establishing a local Dealership In this area. If Interosied please ronlncl John Bymim, East Fort Lowell Road, Tucson, ArUona, FOR SALE: Complete launrtry doing good buslnm.

1021 E. Grand. PO 3-5357. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 100 Tropical FMi Blnpk Lace Angels, IOH Maple PO 3-93S5 BOATS-MOTORS 52 GIVE BOATING ACCESSORIES FOR CHRISTMAS If you don't know what boating accessories he would like, give him a gift certificate from PIERCE MARINE Snles A Servlrn K. 1st S-IM05.

GIVE HIM BOATING EQUIPMENT FOR aiRISTMAS Miniature Boats. Boat lops, horn, snot llffhts. lachomelors. skips, ski mlrrnrs. life jackets, ladders.

THIS WAY YOU SAVE OX WINTER PRICES. BOAT SHOP 201 E. 1st PO 3-6443 MISCELLANEOUS 53 Cushman Scooter Portable Radio Good Range Refrigerators Nice 18' Freezer TV's Bikes APPLIANCE $119.95 $39.95 Up $139.95 $49.95 Up $11.95 Up REPAIRS ond period costumes custom FfllryMnrt Doll rffntr. Fayo M11 Hlhklp, PO QTi SAtfc: rVimnlrlrlv 'Inert ttrftpeJ valance. 12' Mntlmv: Aqtif.

ClmcolaK Chnmnlon; fiolf 11 piece; Lester Snlnel nlnnn. PO ft- after 6r p.m., week days. ALL KINDS Of pipe A Iron. for types of truck, Mfirfcj' Pine A Irnn. 12001 'th Ph, PQ 2-1001.

HOOD CLEAN Usert rlnlhlnfi, co pneket bonks, nought 'old. Used Ctnlhlng. 112 E. 2nd. A new iUick of-r eolnrs nf B.P S.

paint. Also gooiM of hardware nnd plumbing-'-Iff Stephens RnuKh Lumber 203 Highest prices paid for icrnp AMERICAN METAL CO. 511 8 Prince PO 3-9217. VACUUM CLEANERS oi.KA.vnn IC l1el lind 8mB il BnM Kinnv 1317 N. Qah Pp 3-8329 HOUSEHOLD GOODS SALE NEW Swivel rocker, with foam kapok plllovv back, with i ing ottman.

Oxblood plastic cover. 209 Ph. TO'S-I APPLIANCES SERVEL NA' 10 CU. VT. LATE MODEL HOUSE, AUTO DtTROST REFRl TOR WORTH THE CLEAN UNIVERSAL GAS APUTMENT SIZE Service Department Western Auto Store PO 3-9210 S03 Main ALMOST NEW BENOiX TVPE WASHER AT A 2-MAYTAG WHINGER TYPE WAfj GOOD USED SEALED' 'RE ERATORS COOn HOT POINT ELECTRIC FULLY AUTOMATIC RECONDITIONED GUARANTEED 1NGHOUSE AUTO WASHER EXCHANGE $5.00 DOWN S5.00 MONTH BOO MITCHKI.L I'D 3 Appliance Service I WE.

REPAIR ALL'APPLIANCE Phone PO 3-9408 Specializing in Mobile-Home FOR SALE Used Apprlanccs, Washers, Dryers, Appliances No money down 24 monj pay. 2109 West Seventh. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 100 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY SHOPPING WITH SANTA JLJ WHAT'S NEW AT MORTON SONS For gifts that the whole family can enjoy all year round, Morton Sons is the place to go, For. example, they nil rti-1 w. a 9-piece bronze and brass dinette set, including table and 8 chairs, a regular $129.95 value for only $89.95, for the living room a 2-piece sofa bed, regular $219.95, now just $149.95, your choice of colors and fabrics.

ReV, clmmg chairs are always a popular Christmas item for dad, and Morton's has them at only $69.95. And be sure to see their selection of beautiful floor lamps, now all on sale at cost and below! FREE CHOCOLATES Watch for your name! Everyday a different name will be selected at random from the Clovis City Directory and inserted in one of the ads below. If you find your name, come into the News-Journal office for a free box of delicious chocolates! 25 Off On Alt GOQpYEAR SERVICE STORE 1103 Main PO 3-6121 aun- icoi-ntta uc me v-ioyis TO Mr. and Mrs. KarJ Boatman, day where Thomson's bo(Jy will lie iliigh School Administration Build-jioie Hondo, on ihe birth ol a son, in siaie at the capitol in Chey-J ing on Monday, December 12, from Friday Dec.

9, at Memorial been urged to 8:30 p.m. to discuss LW and answer questions. Anyone interested in the program is invited to drop by, All classes meet weekJy Jn tlie son, Friday, Dec. 9, at Memorial i it 1 saia sJie assumed Gov. J.J.

All classes meet weekJy Jn the son, Jtn jHickey, a Democrat, would be un-ievenings p.ni.) and tier considerable pressure to name'classes meet the fuli twelve Mr. and Mrs. Bobby on the ot a Martin, H2i 1 8 i lion llovvever expressed hope Some other possible 1908 Sheldon would name a and for Uie coming quarter induct: Kaiiw A get coflsii-uctjon, sewing, in. To SS.li'. and Gerald Curtis, KaUiy A 11 Biooks, SOOS.ipwnuwni teri 0 decoration, Mairiage ou bji-ih of a togh- jnfi T-i i She understood there Fsmily.

driving, dramalksjter, Thursday, Dec. at was some quesiica about whether writing, French, Gea-waa, iudo, ka-Hospital Oneta special etecUon would be hcid.rate, Spanish, woodworking, book-'To Mr. and Mrs. Byron Pneia IMC, TCMCO jbut thai. wei-e heid she 3, the birth a Personality Hose.

Handbags, Pixiet, Shoes For All Family. DAYHOFF SHOES 415 Main PO 3-9144 GIVE AN APPRECIATED GIFT Give her a gijl that will list lifetime A word famous Necchl or Kins, Price! at $99. NECCHt-ELNA SEWING CIRCLE 104 VV. PO 2-1013 nojv associated with WOUOAT 0EAUTY SHOP EC Star. In a Holiday hair tlyle, 10 bsauUciani to tervc you.

113 4th PO 3-5043 Open (pi night If SHU I'utiled, Give A Clll Frem Milady Made Out For Any Amount You Specify. 8 In the Village PO s-raa Children 4 maternity wear. OLYMPIC STEREO SALE AM-FM-Radio-Phono. Speanerjl 2 ipeaker uniu. base A treble, automatic Reg.

NOW ONLY S199.77 WHITE'S 421 Main PO 2-2903 Electric Typewriter QNLY $8.79 4 MONTH CHRISTMAS CARDS BRIEFCASES BIBLES Main Givt Her Russell Stover Pangburn RODEN-SMITH DRUGS MaJfl PO J-5328 SELECTION OF ChrisUnaf him, Freg gUt wrapplnf, down op 4Q3 Maio MBN'8 WEAR PO CHRISTMAS QtfTS InUnLi 14, boys 4 girli. Syb teem, junior sponi wear. curr Use our ChriMmM CHILPHEN SHOP Open TUI Houma, And Mirrors OH SSYOER FURNITURE APPLIANCE 509 Main PO 3-3621 Give Her Lees Creamlo Antique; Brown With Carul Turquoise Figurines, Vases Ash Trays, Planters, Pllchers, Quuiij Wall Flantert VILLAGE GIFT SHOP PO 3-3816 HOLIDAY SPECIAL Amity Billfold, reg. JS.95 J3.93 Jewel Case FREE! Tutu value J12.9Q NOW OSLV 58.95 FOR BOTH SASSEK DPL'GS 223 Main PQ 3-3J32 Pivlurei, Lamjis Shop It Full Of Clearance Prices I Come See For Yourself. Mrs.

Tom Slcphens NEELX ELECTRIC 115 Main PO 3-4737 Little qirls' SQUAW DRESSES Sizes 1-10 $10.95 values, NOW 58.95 $8.95 value, NOW $5.95 SHOE SHINE KITS BUTTERCUP WESTERN SUPPLY 310 Main PO 3-4389 HAMMOND ORGANS t'LOVIS uxw GIVE '1HE fflTWUi 1M MILF Of Givt Her 4 Doll For For Whole Fajowy. Oujr Optn IV P. M. RECUNUSG WURLIT2EH PIANOS EVERYTHING MUSICAL PHILLIPS HOUSE OF MUSIC 219 Main PO 3-o041 Christmas Decorations Snow Flock Kits HIGHLAND DRUGS 2905 X. Main PO 2-2939 Menda Dresser Sets El Popcorn Poppers G.E.

Electric Q.E. Stesw fprsysr 4rysr, Jgl7.a5 Table I Maw pp £434?.