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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER To the Constitution | ship Thursday, August 26, 1943 of state ★ ★ Wluzt Ï/OU ßlUf Weilt SOUTHERN OREGON .MINSK Published every Thursday at 167 East Main St., Ashland, Oregon by Charles and Ruth Giffen. Office I'hone 8561 Subscription rate»: 12.00 per year Entered as second-clase matter 1« the poet office at Ashland, Oregon February 15, 1935 under the act of March 3 1879, by In n statement issued on the Ruth Taylor 23rd anniversary of women suf frage, Marguerite M Wells, pres-1 Many centuries ago a Chinese blent of the National League of Women Voters, referring to the philosopher wrote of government: Powder Monkey pending equal rights amendment, I "The king is the boat; the com calling f<>r equality of rights for mon people are the water. The On board ship and in the artillery men and women, declared that water can support the boat, or their buddiea call them "powder any further "equal rights’’ amend-; capsize it." monkey«.” Not disrespectful, just a merit to the Constitution is un- I What was said then of ancient personal. Intimate term between necorsary and inappropriate, a China is true today of our mixiern friends. Civilians call them gun •♦♦•♦♦♦♦••♦•«♦♦♦♦♦••♦♦« a frivilous i demand upon the atten- democracy. Our government re crews. During a battle the crews of For Kent: One of the most desir tion of a Congress concerned with quires the support of all the peo "powder monkeys” must work like able business locations in the the fate of this country and the ple - or it sinks. "Government” trojans bringing the ammunition to city. Suitable for Bakery, Market, does not mean particular leaders - the guns. world. Men’s F u r nl s h i n g «, or Office. Miss Wells statement follows:. but it does mean the republican I .oca ted at 153 East Main. "Twenty-three years ago txxkiy, form of rule and the democratic Inquire at Billing's Agency. August 26, occurred the greatest, way of life. We elected our own leaders single u'I'lition to a democratic I eli-ctorute ever made - the enfran-| after free and open discussion. chisement of the women of the | We. through them have made our United States. On that date the. own laws. We, through them, have ‘equal rights amendment’ was of delegated certain powers to our ficially proclaimed to be a part of chief Executive. Now it is up to us to support the boat of our own the Omstitution. Randolph Scott, Glenn Ford and Guinn William» arc shown in thn urne "What then is this Rip Van building - to abide willingly and iruui “Dopcradoc»," in technicolor, with Ciane Trevor and Evelyn Keyes. Winkle equal rights amendment’ cheerfully by the laws we had a Congress now proposes to refer to part in making, and to carry our FOR full share of the load. riod from 1942 through 1944, G. the states for ratification ? The gun may fire an anti aircraft The small business men are not It can add nothing to the oppor E. will have built for marine serv- 50 calibre shell or a broadside from i ft lone the common people. The ice thiee-qtuirters of the horse tunity of equal citizenship given farmers aie not alone the common the 16 inch guns of a great battle women in the 19th amendment to power equivalent of all the tur-, people. I^abor alone is not the ship, but in either event the "pow bines the company produced for the Constitution. Its introduction common people. But the small der monkey" must pass millions of in Congress makes an unnecessary General Electric will produce all purposes on both Land and seti dollars’ worth of ammunition to and frlvllous lienuunl upon the at business men plus the farmers make the gun effective, and your more than 11.000,000 horsepower In tiie preceding 40 years’’ plus Labor plus the unorganized PHONE 5751 of steam turbine propulsion equip-1 The 1944 output . ,f Q E tur- tention of members of Congress at saving^in War Bonds are necessary lawyers, the doctors, the preach nient thia year for the U. 8 Navy bl new will be seven times aw many a time when the fate of our coun to supply the financial ammunition ers, the housewives - all taken that provides the shells. and Muritime Commission ships of horsepower an in 1918, the World try and the world demands all Yo t°lfether are the common people. V. $. Irtaiory Dtptrlmrni many type«, according to E. O. War I peak. Moreover, turbines their attention. It proposes t„ Constitution "with! There *" no Privileged group in 1 Hhriwr, vice president of the com for today's vessels have a consid clutter up the Glen Simpson, who has been erably better efficiency than those an unnecessary declaration of thl" country - no one who has a pany. right to shirk his duty of citizen - working at Bend. Oregon, is visit "Thts is seven and one-third of World War I because they ant doubtful meaning 23 years after AUTOMOBILE FIRE won equality with sh,P- Neither worker nor employ. ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Unira greater than the company’s designed V’ operate at higher women have 1 er is beyond it. Neither rich nor H. Simpson . production of turbines in 1941,” wtcam pressure« and temperatures, the rest of the electorate. That you can depend on" "Any gallantry male members poor can avoid its tasks. Neith- Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Burns, Ken-I Mr Shn-vr stated “Productiim In according to Mr. Shreve. of Congress desire to show women ‘ er youth nor age deserves special neth and Betty Jo visited in Duns-1 1944 will bo nine times as great, " . Neither Black nor muir, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Strange has no place in the Constitution of consideration. representing an Increase of 900 are leaving for Portland this week the United States. Any recogni White can shirk from its com W. H. Ford . per cent over 1941. mands. Protestant, Catholic and where they will make their home Miss Agnes White, who has been J “Three staggering figures as Dr. Strange has been a faculty tion women wish to earn, they • Jew are alike bound by the call visiting in San Francisco with i may now achieve through their sunie their true perspective hy member at the Southern Oregon ! HEALTH & ACCIDENT her sister, Mrs. W. G. Reed, has; equal rights as citizens of the of duty. comparison In the three-yenr pe- College of Education wince 1926. We are entering upon a period LIFE returned home. United States as provided in the J. B. Russell of Yreka spent 19th amendment to the Constitu of even greater strain than that of the past two years. How we the week end in Ashland, coming tion. ON THE PLAZA "The patriotism with which A-. come through it will depend upon here for the Centennial observ-; merlean women are now serving ourselves. There must be no tidal ance at the Methodist Church. 1 wave of demands by any one their country ih belittled. not hon group to swamp our Ship of State. IN THIS AMAZINO AM9HICA ored by a proposal to toss women •w « « w w w w W"W «««««« There must be no eddying whirl-1 a bouquet In a form of an tftmec- pool of internal conflict to suck The World’s News Seen Through essary and inappropriate amend- : KIDNAPPING 9PAKX I WANT it down into the depths of the Sea. mrnt to the Constitution. ” CHAMPAGNE To safeguard visitors wlxj feed There n.Mst be no hidden sandbars he hristian cience onitor National Sark bears, rangers "kid of resistance on which it might An International Daily Newspaper Nutmi-ribe for The .Miner todas nap” troublesome animals, carry ! founder. FtMuhta by THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING SOCIETY One. Norway Street. B«ton, MawachuketU them to a distant point, and turn We have seen what has happened i* Truthful—Constructive—Unbiased—Free from Sensational them loose. Sometimes the bears when the ships of other countries ism — Editorials Are Timely and Instructive, and Its Daily beat the rangers back to the park. have disintegrated. We must sup Features, Together with the Weekly Magazine Section, Make port the boat of our way of life, the Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home. «»h JOStRHiNt HUDDLESTON for if it capsizes, the argosy of Price ¿12.00 Yearly, or ¿1.00 a Month. Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, ¿2.60 a Year. Like newly fallen snow against a the hopes and dreams of common Introductory Offer, 6 Issues 25 Cents. blue sky or white eggs in a blue- people the world over will go fined box, white shirts, sheets, down with it. Obtainable at: | towels and tablecloths also, depend largely upon the adroit use of blue 1 MMTFJt WOULDN'T WONK for their sparkling whiteness. Scientists at the American Insti They tried twice to christen the tute of Laundering explain this famed U. S. S. Constitution with seeming color magic by reminding water, but "Old Ironsides" would us that the whitest of cotton cloth not budge. Champagne was substi is only seventy-six per cent of the ’ Washington, D. C. — The first tuted and site slid smoothly down ideal whiteness of newly fallen the ways. snow against a blue sky. To our woman member of the Medical inexperienced eye, new sheets or Corps of the United States Army shirts appear “snowy” white iust Ls Maj. Margaret D. Craighill, who ’ WEfTEKN 9UÍ JO9-HOVINO TOTAL as the blooming cotton from which is granddaughter of a General, they are made appears to be snowy POPULATION OP 9 tTATEf 9 TIMES A T9A9 white in the field. Actually, how daughter of a Colonel and cousin ever, these cotton fibers are tinged of a Bishop of the Episcopal The wartime job of buses in (lie West is dramatically shown by volume Church, now interned by Jap yellow. with of passengers carried In 1941 Pacific Greyhound Lines, operating in 6 anese. Maj. Craighill is serving states and a small part of Texas, carried 18 as a liaison officer between the million passengers. In 1942, with icw new Surgeon General’s office and the buses, the number jumped 62% to 29 million, Woman’s Army Auxiliary Corps. or over three times the population of the area Maj. Craighill’s family has six served. 1945 is showing another members who are clergymen. The great increase Most passengers Bishop is the Rt. Rev. Lloyd R. are military or other essential Craighill of Anking, China travelers. This demonstrates the Discussing the fact that women need for public cixiperation in doctors are doing, such magnifi helping the bus lines to carry on cent work and receiving such high this vital service. recognition in the armies of Great CALIF. Britain, Russia and China, Maj. Craighill expressed optimism for N MEX. the future of women doctors in Diving to the rescue, heroic Mr. our own Army. "In so many of Blue routs the ignoble Mr. Yellow the specialized fields,” she point intent on spoiling the sparkling ed out, "our women doctors can whiteness of our laundry. Cloth manufacturers reduce this be of the greatest service. We natural yellow by bleaching until have many highly trained path our inexpert eye accepts new ma ologists, anaesthetists, psychiat terial as pure white. Nonetheless, rists, X-ray, internal medicine and the yellow color is there and must | be further "killed” by the expert cardiac specialists; and of course we have some good women sur use of bluing. When these apparently "white as geons.” She feels that the prej snow” shirts or sheets get into the udice in the Army against the ad home, another problem arises which even the scientific use of bluing mission of women doctors has al can’t solve all by itself. And that ready been reduced to negligible "My reception has problem has to do with alkalies proportions. which tend to deaden the color of been extremely cordial,” she said. most blues and so reduces their "Everyone has been most co-op ability to "kill’’ yellow. Most of us have had more exper erative." ience than we like to admit with i that dratted “ring around the tub" formed by soap and hard water. We’re equally aware of the count less rinsings which still fail to eliminate all hard water soap curds. Even in laundries where only rain-soft water is used, some soap «till is present in the fifth rinse water. To eliminate this, laundries use a special preparation in the last rinse water before adding bluing. This preparation is called a "sour” »nd it neutralizes alkalinity, mak ing it possible for the bluing to do :t real job of whitening your shirts and sheets. 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