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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1952)
THUItóDAT, MAUCH U UM PASS 4 LIGHTS SMOKE—BOOM! Third, if 11 it 15 is a d Taft-Truman con- — SMART Haabrouck Heights, N..—While I f'-I, II AU6*AIWU« m WVM - ------- ----- DOG The unfortunate truth is that' and more agreement on the part of t«’, the dec j ion will be a fairly Trenton, Mo.—While Queeme 1> driving his car, Harry Vallow lit a THE CENTRAL POINT . , _—_ _ __ _ | Oil. sine v wn Mr. Truman ziuihuh wvmmw lx-came a President axTsavAV&it. ^lUr$ of ,u of thou<),. close one After 194«, no one with not on the payroll, she’s an alert cigarette and—his car burst into A M I R I /\ N there has only been one fiscal year, Summed up briefly, these are: close one. ji—Mr T„,ma„', worker at the Chicago. Rock Island flames and crashed into a tree. Val ----------------------------------- ------ 1951, in which government spending Mr. Truman's First, Senator Taft will be the good ues sense discounts a __and Pacific Railroad yards here, establish«J. September 13 1938 (not including military spending, Republican candidate. It isn’t in the low suffered serious burns before And no a vote-getter. abilities as works with ¡ he could leap from the auto. Police Kotered aa nacund elasa matter at did not increase over the previous knows just how many Tm^.n Queenie, the dog, ‘ bag by any means, but he is far one 1 dig post office. Central Point. Ore j C. Kroeger, inspecting ' believe the cause was leaking al guh. under the Act of March 8. 1879 year. ahead of the field. His orgamzat/ n votes may have been lost because I Augusta Of course, all of us are aware of is a model of determined, prof»- uf the scandals, high taxes, the eon trains. When she spots a hotbox or cohol fumes from a warm-air heater. an airbrake line leak, she signals Puidisi.ed weekly at Cantr.d Point Jackson County Oregon anu the fact that inflation has sent the slonal efficiency, and the Senator duct of the Korean war, the com- the carmen with loud barking and devoted to Uit best interests of the cost of government up, as well as has drawn enthusiastic crowds ar. 1 munists-.n tne-government allega e>tv and vicinity the cost of living for each individual. made an excellent impression dur tions, the battle over Secretary stays there until help arrives. We are also aware of the fact that ing hia extensive travels about the Acheson, the MacArthur dismissal, SUBSCRIPTION RATES CART CRUSHED. BABY SAVE— Six Mont.hu $1.901 the increased cost of living has I country. The General Eisenhower and so on. As past experience at the Cleveland, O.—A parked four-ton Or» Yew _ _ $2.50 made it necessary to pay govern boom is in the political doldrums; polls shows, there are more Demo truck rolled into a baby carriage, Tasty Hamburgers ment employees higher wages. All Payable in advance It lacks both direction and momer crats than Republicans in this Advertising rates on application this, however, does not explain why turn. Whether it is possible to country now, and the balance of crushing it under the front wheels. Office -North Second Street there has been no concerted effort breath new life into it is the b.g power is held by "independent Inside the cart was 10 week-old KENN8H POWELL & VIRGINIA by the administration to support a question. Some of the Generals voters who account for perhaps 30 baby apparently was unhurt. We Serve POWELL—Owners. program of economy. Too often, ' keenest supporters have warne 1 per cent of the total. If a Republi JG\nnB<hJPowel^^Bu£inrM^I«nai|er self styled liberals think that liber-1 d"d'unlMS' he can is to win, he must swing that ON WBONG LOT— Breakfast ! North Adams, Mass.—Mr. and alism is synonomous with spending, acts decisively on his own behalf vote. The Democrats have been Mrs. Richard C. Polmatier bought and even conservatives are opposed He has shqwn no inclination to do swinging it for years. two lots and built their own home to economizing in their own home that. That is the concensus today, last summer. Recently, they were bailiwicks. Second, President Truman will among the people who are consider informed that they had built on a Medford Concrete run again. There are various rea ed political experts and who, for all lot owned by the city instead of one ODE FROM A PUBLISHER sons why this idea is now current in the mistakes they make, are right Construction Co. How dear to our hearts is the steady most quarters. No other available more often than they are wrong of their own. They are trying to buy the city lot. subscriber, LOOKINGAT WASH — or Democrat, in the view of the Admi Before long we ll know how right A QUARTER OF A TRILLION 1 Who pays in advance at the birth of nistration experts! has what it takes wrong they are this time. HAND, UKrtlL CKMKVT DOLLARS each year. ! —the Kefauver candidacy, for in NKPTIC TANK« The national debt is now is about | Who lays down the money and does stance, has aroused much less gen Building a Greater it quite glady $275 billion and-is expected to grow eral enthusiasm than was hoped by, THIEF LEAVES TRAIL— even larger Already Congress has And cast round the office a halo his friends. Thus, Administration New York—A cop, .spotting 3 of cheer. Southern Oregon found it necessary to revise the law insiders are in a position to argu>' broken store window, followed a j i j". trail of coins until he came upon which fixed a ceiling on the nation He never says: "Stop it, I cannot that it is .7 the President s clear duty afford it, | to run again and save the country the ’’burglar,” a 9-year-old boy, who al d<ot nine times—number ten SNIDER’S I'm getting more journals than from the GOP. On past occasions was carrying a bag full of coins terming up! now I can read. ” The history of our national debt Serve Yôür Seîf Mr. Truman has intimated that there which were dropping out one by one. 28 N. Bartlett started in 1790 when we had a de But always says, “Send it, all read is no one he would rather run The boy had smashed the window Phone 2-SI 88 LAUNDRY ers like it— ficit of $75 million. In 1835 our against than Senator Taft. More with a hammer and taken 1150, Metfoed, Oregon Wet Wash 8c Ik In fact, we all think it a help and over, the President has a very strong mostly in small change from a debt reached its low point in history a need.” OPEN FROM T A.M. tn ■ KM. of only $37 million The national sense of historical destiny, and March of Dimes “wishing well.” debt topped the billion dollar mark How welcome his check when it seems totally convinced that reaches our sanctum, in 1863 during the Civil War. fair deal program, spurned as it How it makes our pulse throb, been by Congress, is what During both World Wars the na makes our heart dance. tional debt rose sharply. Now it is a* oiVtrv people want and will vote for. so high that the average person We outwardly thank him, we in has a definite program and he wardly bless him— Central Point 9. First has no idea what is meant when we fight for it. Finally, he may The steady subscriber who pays that the disclosures of graft My that the national debt has risen DEL TCIOUS • Htuppm* in advance.” to more than a quarter of a trillion corruption in administration agen • (rating • Htoragv —Exchange in the Cranston (R I.) cies make it necessary for him to ICE CREAM dollars. As a matter of fact, we Herald. don't know what it means either. seek personal justification from the $1.50 per gal. voters. 4 QUARTS AT GALLON PRICE NON MILITARY SPENDING Economic Highlight. Most of the people of the United FROZEN CUSTARD—60c Qt. 18 8, Fir. Medford. States can understand the increased A person who makes a practice of I cost of military spending They are reading the political commentators willing to pay additional taxes to and prognosticators can find just WE STILL SERVE THE combat communism and to protect about any forecast he is looking for. Mak* Yo«r ReadenRrterw whea la Medfnrd Finest Foods our American way of life. These publicists, like all the rest of RICimnj) HIOCTANE—V.3. TTRW â »Al lUUU What worries the average citizen us, have personal prejudices and IN TOWN-TRY U3! is the fact that non military spend hopes which cannot help but color ELECTRIC SERVICE and ing by the Federal Government has their writings. Feeling is running CARBURETOR SERVICE Open 8 A.M. io 10 P.M. increased greatly. For instance, In very high now as the political cam Except aSturday 8 30 P.M. the fiscal year 194(1 the total non paigns gain momentum and the military spending was about $5 time for choosing the candidates I CLOSED SUNDAYS! billion, but the administration is draws near. But in reading the pro asking for non military spending in phecies of things to come, there are fiscal 1953 about $10 million. certain areas in which there is more I Burger Inn DARK Mint EADS MILL CAFE Serving the Central Point Community Continuously for 43 Years. 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