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TMJMDAY, APRIL 1, 1B43 CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT. OREGON PAGE TWO the disturbing factor in many garden lief and recovery. Then we called It needs of the armed forces of the ing plan«. the Dawes Plan in 1924 and later, in United States, is made available Early April is the time to get the 1910, the Young Plan. through the American Red Cross fur main famiily garden planted, Clark The Young Plan had four specific advises. He says if no other good civilian use. NO CHARGE SHALL objectives: has come from the lateness of the BE MADE FOR THIS PRODUCT. ” Ke-est ab Habed. September II. 19z8 1. To relieve hunger and distress. Tiie state of Oregon is leading the When Clyde Fichtner. Medford n itlon in it's forward move of teach season, there Is lots of soil moisttire 2. To bring atbout economic recov Entered as second class matter at assured. Changing weather could City Police Officer, now Head of ing Social Hygiene both to parents, the post office. Central Point, Ore ery in Europe. bring garden planting conditions i gon, under the Act of March 8, 117V 3. To prevent the spread of bol Traffic, was injured in March 1947. ' md students in the public schools. quickly. Since growing conditions Published weekly at Central Point shevism—we now call It communism. this plasma was used as the nearest Some states choose to call this study, have been relatively poor for early Jack«on County. Oregon «nd devoted 4. To prevent a second world war. family life education, others term it, gardens, Clark predicts that gardens and quickly source of supply. The io the best interests of the city an J The only difference between the : liunun Science, or Life problems. planted 1> ow will almost catch up accident occurred on West Main vicinity. objectives of the Young Plan of 1930 A large percent ofthinklng people Street In Medford near the County with the earlier seedings. SUBSCRIPTION RATES and the objectives of the Marshall I realize it must be taught some place. The season is here tor planting tax Months I 31 Plan In 1948 Is that we are now sup Court House where the health depart ■ The home has failed to teach its «<> ment Is located and since the physi such table and processing vegetables On« Year posed to be preventing World War hildren the proper attitudes toward Payable In advance as peas, beets, carrots, onions, chard, cian attending Mr. Fichtner recogn III. reproduction, and today we have a Advertising rates on application spinach, lettuce, cabbage, cauliflower ized the urgent need of blood, he office;—Second Street, off Main If dollars—many billions of them— social problem which is over whelm quickly obtained the supply from the bush beans and early corn. did not prevent the spread of com 4RTHUR EDWARD POWELL public health office and it was im ing. munism following World War I and Editor and Proprietor A few pictures have been produced mediately administrated at the place TO BE MARRIED APRIL 24tli.— did not prevent World War II. why is in re ent years for use In both school The betrothal of Miss Bernice there any reason to believe that dol of the accident. and parents meetings. The latest The plasma which is still being Bloomingcamp, daughter of Mr. and lars will be any more successful now and best Is entitled "Human Growth.” distributed was given by the Ameri Mrs. Fred B. Bloomingcamp, of than they were then? T!>. picture has been shown in the can people through the American Hornbrook. calif, to Richard D. Britain has had $3,750,0(10,000 ountry and is soon to be placed in I Red Cross for the armed forces. The Wyatt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray THE SAME MEDICINE from us, which was supposd to carry the school. supply of this material tan predi Wyatt, of this city. By DeWitt Emery through 1952. Now the Marshall Here is the problem: Must our The wedding will take place April Thirty years later we are still using Plan proposes to give Britain $5,750,- cated on the needs of the Army and hildren come home from school and the same medicine out of the same 000,000 to carry her through 1952, In Navy for a long and costly war. I 24th in the First Methodist church in instruct their parents in the matter Medford. bottle. The only tiling that’s been comment on this, Dr. Herbert D. Early cessation of hostilities left a of sex and reproduction? plasma large quantity of dried blood changed is the label. Miss Blooingcamp is on the staff Simpson said, i Classes are being held from time to armed Following World War 1. we spent "If we > are going to give Britain in excess o fthe needs of the of the Jackson County Federal Sav- time for parent instruction and will about fifteen billion on European re- any such sum as this, I would be in- forces during the useful life of the ings and Loan Acc. years from the continue until every parent who dined to suggest that we just give plasma, namely five Mr. Wyatt is a navy veteran, and By direction of wishes may learn the same and pro at present is attending Multnomah the British the right -to levy a sub date of processing. per way of teaching their children. requested this radio school in Portland. stantial tax in the United States and Congress, Red Cross The film: human youth will be the ArnLy anil surplus plasma from that we go back to paying taxes to it might carry shown in the Central Point school. King George again as we did before Navy, In order thait through its responsibility to the The latter part of April the exact date th? Revolution. In that way, at Five Years Ago American people to assure that the will be published later. April 1, 1943 least, we would all understand just —ENDS SATURDAY— plasma and other blood derivatives what we are doing.” be The three and three-quarter tn- voluntarily contributed would Buck McIntire opens a riding utilized to the best advantage and lions we gave Britain was used most academy in Central Point. not be wasted or offered for sale or ly to finance nationalization of in Several clubs met ■with bandage dustry and to pay British workers barter. This proposal was accepted I class. and surplus stores were transferred more money for working fewer hours, I tank being in- Huge oil storage Senator Malone recently reported a to the Red Cross for use in Veterans The neatest April Fool's Day trick stalled just north of the old Oben- conversation he had In London last Hospitals and civilian medical prac the weatherman could play on Ore -COMING — chain garage by» the state highway Sun Thru Wed. November with Sir Stafford Cripps, tice. gon vegetable gardeners would be to department. It is estimated thait the supply of British Minister of Economic Affairs. A Star, of Deep li>vrt Two youth try to float down Rogue war surplus plasma will be exhausted give them a few days of sunshine tn during the course of whch Cripps told DANA order that they might plant their July 1, 1948. However, on June by « him that Britain intended to use most gardens, states R. Ralph Clark, O.8.C 12. 1 947, authority was granted by > X' of it . five and three-quarter billion Mint, extension horticulturist. share of the Marshall Plan to build the Board of Governor» of the Anteri- Thus far, it has been a particularly can Natlonal Red Cross to establish Up an African Empire. a National Blood Program to provid' poor spring for gardening. Clark de It looks to me very much like we blood derivatives, without clares ,ln commenting on the fact were again being "took”, being play blood and HHEL BARRYMORE the products, on a national tha tthe season in western Oregon is HOAGY CARMICHAEL ed suckers and saps, principally be charge for siower than usual. Rains have been cause neither the State Department scale. At present blood donor cen- ters are established only in a few nor Congress has the foresight or courage to say, “You are not going metropolitan areas. Basil O’Connor^ to get one more dime until we are President, American lied Cross, has fully convinced that you have done said, "The National Blood Program 123 s<>. Riverside born as it was in the wake of man i everything that needs to be done Medford help yourself and we are further most catastrophic war, Is today's —ENDS SATURDAY- I convinced that whatever money we translation of Henri tfbnant's gleam exo COOPER -tAuurtt GODDARD ing spirit and hope to alleviate may advance will l>e used . for reha bilitation and not piddled away on prevent human suffering.” fHE CENTRAL Oregon Leads in Social Hygiene POINT AMERICAN EDITORIALS | £>»«““11 » ANDREWS OBERON NIGHT and their raft Burn’s place. j J New street signs now installed 0. principal corners. Moore Hamilton, Medford editor files for the state senate on <hi democratic ticket. Loose dogs not allowed afte. April 1st. SO WHAT—Men complain about the difficulties of life, and then •> con struct Obstacles on the golf r course to make the game more interestin' Sixteen Years Ago March 31, 1932 Ben Stevens, of Rogue Hiver, die4 while fighting flames at neighbor', dwelling. Well known in Central Point. Candidates for sheriff now num- ber nine with prospects of niore ,n eluding one woman. Twenty-tiwo boys turned out to r . organize the boy scout troop 40 Un. der Carl Hover as scoutmaster. Ross & Ross are the proud owner, df a newly painted sign advertising their wares. Medford Concrete Construction Co. SAND, GRAVEL, CEMENT SEPTIC TANKS Sewer Pl|>e A Irrigation Pipe Phone 2469 N. Riverside . Acme Dry Cleaners 1728 N. Riverside Medford < Yregon MEDFORD SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE ’I T1IK1 uobhit young 1 WAURUNOHKR* CHITON W»» COMING — SIN. THRU Charles BOYER r « WOMAN'S » VENGEANCE l1r- 'I- Erin Merkel, Jackson Coun- t.i I uldlc Health officer, reports that this county has received and distri buted fifteen units of blood plasma monthly since January 194«. and has iven additional units upon special I tmst. Approximately 400 Jackson County people have benefited by this plasma. The State Department of Health In •gon distributes the blood plasma bin this state tr> county health de partments for private physicians and hospitals for use in civilian practices. «uh Ann Blyth ¿ J Sir Cedric Hardwicks —ENDS SATURDAY NEW INSTRUIT IONS Holiday Invitations to You SEWING MACHINE CENTER PERMANENTS—$3 and up Phone 3388 22 So. Grape Medford. Oregon Complete Beauty Service We Are Still Doing Business At The Same Place Phone 2336 235 E. Main St Medford. Oregon -1 Red Cross Handles Dried Blood Plasma American Red Cross continues to supply surplus dried blood plasma to the Jackson County Health Depart ment for distribution ió the people without charge. NEW CLASSES I MIER W. H. Klatt SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS A PARTS Medford PHONE 4203 CULLEN MOTOR & Imp. Co. paternalism and boon doggling.” CUBS MEET— That Britain, France and some of Den number two of the Central the other countries need more than Point Cub Pack met Wednesday at anything else Is sound money, money that farmers, for exam iple, have con- 4:00 p.m. with Den Mother Vi Burel fidence in and will be willing to son to get acquainted and find out what is expected of each member, accept In exchange for their I products. Once sound money Is established, After a short • session they adjourned France will be able to recover rapld- to play basebtfll until five o’clock. Cubs present were Harvey Tonn y and Britain would too if she'd quit Harold Lefler, LNinnie Burelson, Lan messing around with socialism. nay Brenner, Melvin Harsh an' James Higlnbotham. near March 31, 1938 International Trucks Tractors and Farm Equ'pment Z capsized Ten Years Ago Start in April For Home Gardens silk j River from Medford to Grant. p. Mistook Bear Creek for RogUe Rr* Gilkey & Barnard Kyle's Restaurant DINNERS FROM 7 P.M. to 2 A..M NORTHWEST PRODUCTS CO. ManuTacturers of I ROM 9 P.M. to 2 \.M Flexibla Steel and Cedar Slats Blinds P.O. Box 1332 Phone 861 Central Point. Oregon Auto Painting — Body & Fender Repairing Fast Service Simonizing & Polishing PORTABLE GAS A ARC WEI.BING All Work Guaranteed! 3rd X OAK STS. ( ENTRAI. POINT LAWRENCE’S A special labs-l provided by the American Re<| Cross is placed on each dividual package prtor to dis tribution bearing the following state ment: "This package of plasma, hav ing been <J edared surplus to th ■ lle|Hitation for I'\| mbii Lawrence’s Jewelry MEDFORD. OREGON 1 I CANOVA JOI I. New G.E. One Control Wringer Washers $ $ J I BROWN Joe’s Associated Service Fr ont and Pine i • - Sun.—M m.—Tties. Central Point V/e will supply you with new tires. We will repair your old ones Activator Washing' Action Powerful Pumps Only Four Moving' Parts White Poredain Inside and Out. Easy Rolling Coasters All Metal Parts are Plated to Prevent Rust. We sell service—Service fox all your car needs. Service you cannot do without BATTERIES-TIRES ACCESSORIES « Home Appliance Co Phone 4585 115 East Main *7V - Medford, Oregon -k/V***^
