Daily Independent Journal from San Rafael, California • Page 5

wifi i Warren Declares U.S. Needs More Dissenters MADISON, Wis. (U.R)—Chief Justice Earl Warren has called for more and men who afraid to be called radical. Warren made the plea for independent minds yesterday as he spoke at the centennial celebration of the birthday of the late Robert M. LaFollette fiery founder of the Progressive movement.

SCHOOL'S OUT GO FISHIN' Like thousands throughout the nation, Bobby Mico of San Diego heads for the old hole now that out for the summer. accompanied by his dog, Rin- Tin-Tin Jr. (NEA Telephoto) Sausalito Pupils Show Educational Growth A educational growth throughout all of the Sausalito School District was reported by Asst. Supt. Marcus Davis after a district-wide testing program.

A total of 1,394 pupils was tested, with all showing the anticipated growth of six months. Many scored higher, Davis said. Reading tests given youngsters in the first three grades showed that (1) first graders exhibited abilities as high as the 3.5 grade San Rafael Leads County In Retail Sales San Rafael led all cities in Marin by a substantial margin in taxable retail sales for the second quarter of last year, figures compiled by the Marin Development Foundation show. San 415 stores did an business for that period. Next in line was Mill Valley with $2,268.000 in taxable sales followed by San $1,767,000.

Among them, the three towns accounted for 68.7 per cent of taxable retail sales in the county. Auto dealers and auto supply merchants led the field in San Rafael. A total of 24 outlets did a business of $2,266,000. level, (2) many second graders scored as high as fifth grade and (3) some third graders scored as high as the 5.5 grade level. Briefly, these figures refer to the grades themselves.

For instance, the 3.5 grade level would denote halfway through the third grade. This means that first graders who attained this score can read as wrell as can be expected of children in the middle of their third school year. Achievement tests were given to all pupils in grades four through eight. In the fourth grades, Davis reported, all children showed an increase in ability of one year, and in some cases increases of a year and a half. In the fifth through eighth grades, the growth in some cases was as much as two and a half years.

Davis attributed the favorable results in the first four grades to the staggered program inaugurated last fall. In this program, reading groups are divided so that half the class came an hour earlier in the morning and the other half remained an hour later in the afternoon. Concentration on teaching through phonics was also a contributing factor, Davis said. The Hay-Wingo method, With has been in use in the Sausalito district since last September. The program is expected to continue during the coming school year.

Sausalito To Test New Air Raid Siren A powerful new air raid siren will get its final test in Sausalito a week from tomorrow as the Southern Marin city seeks to find a to its rugged hillside terrain. The $650 siren arrived during the weekend from Federal Enterprises, in Chicago. According to Fire Chief Matts Perry, the 10-horsepower, five-hhrn rig will be set up on a utility pole in the downtown area. Exact time for the test will be announced later. City Council author- I ized Perry to conduct the test to determine if the siren could be heard clearly in those areas of town not reached by the siren at1 the firehouse.

The present siren will be heard in most of the southern portion of the city. Should the test prove successful, Perry will probably ask the council for permission to purchase the siren. Belvedere has been asked to share in the cost since some of the horns face the island and can be heard there. The Chief Justice called LaFollette a dissenter in the finest sense of the and said America still has need for such dissent. is as important now as it was then; we must test all of our public actions by he said.

majority does not always discover the right answer until it is so Warren led the tribute to LaFollette, the controversial senator from Wisconsin who won nearly five million votes when he ran for the presidency on a third ticket in 1924. About 50 of old followers in the Progressive movement, together with his son, former Wisconsin Gov. Phil LeFol- lette, joined Warren in a pilgrimage to birthplace at nearby ITimrose, Wis. LaFollette, Warren said later, not dissent through mere ob- stinancy. He dissented in righteous indignation when he thought the objectives of our government were being Tire Wisconsin statesman was called a the Chief Justice said, for advocating direct election of U.

S. Senators, tariff revision, control of monopolies and trusts, primaries, and laws to protect labor and civil liberties. The program has long since been accepted, Warren said, but are those who still believe it is radical and long for the so- called old are still those who would still call it socialism; those who refuse to make a distinction between socialism and social progress; those who Lincoln described as unable to distinguish a horse chestnut from a chestnut Warren said. Thomas Addresses Hub Scout Meetinq Leonard A. Thomas, Marin public defender, was guest speaker at the San Anselmo Boy Scout Troop 5 Court of Honor.

Invocation was given by Chaplain Howard DuPree. Frank King, chairman of the committeemen, presented first class awards to Robert Proctor and Peter Krug. Second class awards were presented by committeeman Grove Dolman to Michael Proct-or, Bob Yager, Gary WTorth and Robert Egisti. Acting scoutmaster Peter Krug awarded a tenderfoot badge to Herbert Ireland. Patrols participating in the following demonstrations were: Flying an injured man Douglas Fuller, Peter Krug, Robert Munson, Robert Proctor, Ronald Stratton and Gerry Tatum; Beaver Patrol first aid Robert Bohana, Larry Domer, Robert Egisti, Robert Johnson, Roy Lewis, Jay Mason.

Jim McDougal, Terry Wing and Gary Worth. Cobra Patrol knots Bruce Hubbell, Terry McAtee, Richard Ongaro, Charles Uffleman, Glen Wentz, Robert Yager and Dennis i Cold Robin RIVERTON, Conn (U.R) Mrs. Carl Thomsen looked out her window she saw two things a robin and a thermometer that read 10 below zero. Gerughty. Buffalo Tommy Alger, David Algor, Hal Burns.

Garry Jones, Robert Silvey and Eugene Toulouse; Flaming Arrow dog care John Bedock, Larry Bersano, Frank Dolman, Michael Proctor and Herbert Ireland. Committee men of the troop under the direction of Scoutmaster Bob Hax are Dolman, Bill Yager, Don Lange, Tom Pervam and Lou Aquilino. APPLIANCE SERVICE Washers Dryers Gas Ranges Electric Ranges Refrigerators Dishwashers Disposals GL SHIELDS CO. 703 Third San Rafael THE TO LO TRAVEL! Take a tip from Merry Miles, your travel advisor get the Greyhound habit! You'll find it pays off in big savings and added travel especially when you ride aboard one of Greyhound's luxurious new Scenicruisers or Ilighnay Travelers. And for an excitingly different vacation, ask about Greyhound's Pre-Planned Vacations and Escorted Tours.

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A progressive dinner has been planned, starting at 6 p.m., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swift, 370 Butterfield road. Mr. and Mrs.

Swift and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Peterson are hosts. A short business meeting will be conducted after the dinner, which will be held in homes of various club members. Hub Burglary Try Laid To Jailed Man An attempt to burglarize the safe of A.

Von Rotz, San Anselmo contractor and builder, has been linked to James Clifford Lindsey, 27, who was jailed June 12 after being nabbed by authorities in San Rafaels Food Mart. Lt. Sam Serio said a microscopic investigation by the Criminal Identification Bureau in Sacramento found slivers of metal shavings from the Von Rotz safe Monday, June 20, 1955 5 in Lindsey's trousers. said he remember a thing about the San Anselmo said Serio, wre know he wfas in the county at the Lindsey, who has prison records in Illinois and New York, was arraigned in Marin Municipal Court Fair Manager Urges Exhibitors To Call James E. Egger, manager of tht Marin Art and Garden Fair, today urged persons planning to exhibit in the show July 1-4 to call at the art and garden center in Rose as soon as possible to fill out June 13 on charges of first degree entry forms as required bv burglary because he had taken a fair rules wallet and wrist watch from a San Rafael home before being caught Jpne 23 is the deadline for en- I red-handed cracking I Food Mart safe.

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