SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
TOWARD BETTER
ANGLO AMERICAN
UNDERSTANDING
RELIGIOUS AFFILIATIO N O F-C O N G R E S S M E N
SENATORS
REPRESENTATIVES
II) Itu lh T uylor
TO THE VOTERS
of
JACKSON COUNTY
Thursday, June 8, 1944
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Published every Thursday at 167
I East Main S ’ ., Ashland, Oregon
by Charles and Ruth Glffen.
Office Phone 8561
I Subscription rates: $2.00 per year
f Entered as second-class matter
the post office at Ashland. Oregon
February 15, 1935 under the act
of March 3 1879.
If I Were to make a plea for
a better Anglo-American undei-
National AdveiUsing Représentative
ataudlng, the average person
Thanks. for the confi­
would look at me In surprise and
N E W SP A P E R A ryV E B lisiN T C SE R V IC E . IN C .
wonder why 1 had taken to stat­ dence reposed in nominat­
«tio"ai Editori»! Aisociatio"!
ing the obvious.
«Hili.1» of »tie I
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N«f
ing me for the office of
But it is because it is the ob­
vious and the logical that we too County Treasurer. I shall
Serving America’»
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end /h
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■marica’» Advertiser»
Jne
H< ’"a Town Newspaper»
often overlook the Importance of endeavor to merit that con­
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standing togeher. We are more
critical of Britain than we are of fidence by continued faith­
any of our Allies just in the ful service to Jackson Co.
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same way as we are more criti­
cal of our families than of our
Sincerely,
friends. We know then, we’re
Ralph E. Sweeney
proud of them and we expect
more from them.
In the same spirit we too often
minimize what Britain has done
in our hopes of what she would
“That you can depend on
do. We overlook the fact that
A U TO M O BIL E
F IK E
she was first in the war which
we now admit was our war, too.
We overlook the year In which
she fought alone against what your car injures someone
seemed to be insurmountable
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odds. It was not until Hitler and a costly damage suit
turned from his invasion attempts is brought against you,
to attack Russia that the man
L IF E
power of that great nation was ask this agency to place
H E A L T H & A C C ID E N T
on her side, rather than on Hit­ L i a b i l i t y Insurance on
ler's. We too easily forget the
PE R SO N A L S
bombings. We fohget the priva- your automobile.
O N T H E PL A Z A
' tlons, the losses that her citizens
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have known
V A N C O U V E R , W A SH IN G T O N
Then
you
will
be
de­
We talk of Lend Lease and take
the attitude we are doing all the fended when you are sum­
N EW M A TTR ESSES
giving. We forget the Common
F A C T O R Y TO YOU
Pool of men and resources. Only moned to appear in court.
OLD M A T T R E S S E S M A D E
our men on the battlefields know
L IK E N E W
what that means.
INSURE NOW! through
Anglo-Am erican unterstanding,
N E W B O X S P R IN G S
as Ixird Halifax said, is so much
W H IL E T H E Y L A S T
more than something we should
merely want, or something for
which, merely In our spare time,
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41 East Main
P e r lo a d
we ought to work. It is the first
R E A L E S T A T E and
condition of true peace. It is at
R E A L IN S U R A N C E
93 N. Main
Ph. 6271
once the best and the last hope
Prompt Delivery
for a war-torn and wounded
Ashland,
Oregon
world.
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WHITTLE TRANSFER
We not only have a common ,
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language but we think alike on
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the basic principles of freedom. ,
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Not oaly is our code of laws
based on the British, but their
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Magna Cbarta was the corner- I
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stone of our own Bill of Rights, I
OREGON FARMER, your own
with all that it has meant to in- ’
state farm magazine, 3 years $2;
sure justice to all without regard
FARM & DWELLING
5 years, $3. Comes twice a month.
' to race, creed or color.
AUTO AND TRUCK
A nice present to a friend. Prompt
Now if never before should we
delivery assured. Renewals also
LIABILITY
work together. Not criticising
appreciated. — Henry E. Petersen,
until we know the facts, but
BURGLARY
Junction City, Ore., Oregon Farm­
standing side by side, ready to
HEALTH, ACCIDENT
er Representative.
swap differences of opinion and
I to come to a friendly understand­
AND LIFE
Be patriotic. Buy War Bonds
ing of each other’s aims or prob­
and Stamps.
lems.
Iron and S te e l o rd ers up to
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In Noel Coward's words:
f L a r g e B u n d le Old P a p e r s 10c
$10.00 require no p rio rity .
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Our hope is unity.
a t the M iner O ffice.
Do not destroy this hope with
shallow words.
O U R C O M PL E T E L IN E
The future of the world Is in our
W ILL S U P P L Y Y O U R N E E D S
hands
If we remain together. All the
lands
That long for fi«edom; all the
starving herds
Of tortured Europe look to us
to raise
Them from their slavery. Don’t
undermine
The values of our conflict with
a line!
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WANT ADS
DRY
IN S U R A N C E
SLABS
BEFORE-
GUNTER FUEL CO.
M. T. BURNS
EACH SVM O O L • FOUR LAWMAKERS
P ro f. M adge M . M cK in rfey, Ph D., ch airm an of th e D e p a rtm e n t of
P o litic a l Science of H u n te r College, New York C ity , ha» been c a rry in g
on a ten year (tu d y of the Influence of political cand idate»’ relig io n
upon the voter». Presented here In graphic fo rm are h er finding» on
th e 78th Congre»» of the U n ited State». T h e y are reported in an
a rtic le by Dr. M cK in n ey In the c u rren t “ P ublic O pinion Q u a rte rly ."
GIN LURING DRAFTSMKx
W ANTED BY GOVERNMENT
The United State« Government
need« draftsmen to work on the
construction of niapa, pouter«,
graph« and technical plana, the
Civil Service Oommlaaaion haa an­
nounced. Theae position« are in
Washington, D. C., and in other
parts of tho» country.
Salary range is $1,752 to $3,16.3
a year .including overtime pay,
according to the responsibility of
the work and qualifications re­
quired Those appointed at $1,752
a year must have had a high
school or college course in draft­
ing or three months' experience
in drafting; more education or ex­
perience, or a combination of
both, is required for the higher
paying positions.
Announce Hostesses
At USO for June
Mrs. I: F .Andres .chairman
of the USO hostess groups, has
announced that the following will
serve during the month of June.
Desk Hostesses: Mesdames Alta
Poley, Mildred Briggs. Alma Sten-
nett, Gertrude Wllmeth, May Lind­
ner, C a r r i e tî'Harra, G l a d y s
Dooms , Myrtle Mayberry, Bertha
Smith, Laura Pierce, and Miss
Carrie May Smith.
Senior Hostesses : Mesdames
Gladys Rose, Ethlynde W'hitney,
Clo Reed, Alberta Leonard, Car­
mel Banithouse, Edith Good, and
Esther Young.
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LE G IO N B O Y S’ S T A T E SO O N
OREGON STATE COLLEGE —
Dates for the fourth annual Beav­
C. 8 . H A Y E S
I er Boys’ State to be held on this
Funeral services were held Sat­ campus have been announced as
urday for Clarence Sheldon Hayes June 25 to July 2, inclusive, by
who passed away June 1. He was J. S. Schenk, state representative
born March 15, 1877 at Boyce­ of the American Legion, which
ville, Wisconsin. He had been a sponsors this anndal affair. About
resident of Ashland over three 160 boys are expected, who will
years.
spend the week learning principles
Survivors include his wife, four of government and participating
children, Mrs. Ella Alderson of in other patriotic and recreational
Leland, Oregon; Mrs. Laura Suza activités. They will be housed In
of Sacramento; Mrs. Margaret fraternity houses.
Mercer of Medford and Mrs.
Goldie Trump of Portland.
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J. I). MAILS
Private funeral services were
held for J. U .Mars, who suffered
a heart attack and passed away
on June 1. The body lay in state
BY
from 6:00-8.00 P.M. Saturday at
the Litwiller Funeral Chapel.
Rowland Burnstan
Mr. Mars was born November
6, 1881. He Is survived by his wife,
three children, Paul Mars of Eu­
Due to certain atmospheric con­
gene, Mrs. Ruth Van Dyke of ditions, ice will accumulate on air­
Dunsmuir, and Ned Mars of the craft in flight nt temperatures at
Army Air Corps, Tonopah, Ne­ or near freezing. The illustrations
vada ,and one grandson, Ned, Jr. show how clear and rime ice forms
on the leading edges of the wings
of the Merchant Marines.
or airfoils.
Mr. Mars was in the shoe repair
■ o /u i ice
- CLCM ice
business in Ashland for 35 years,
selling the business when his son
left for the army.
To protect the plane from ac­
B ab y T ra in in g C hair $1.00 a t cumulating ice which will change
the contour of the wing surfaces
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end consequently affect the plane’s
B a b y C ar S en t $2.00, 167 E . Main flight characteristics, de - icers are
used. These are similar to rubber
inner tubes. The de-icers are fas­
tened along the leading edges of
the wing and stabilizer sections. As
the ice forms the de-icers are
pneumatically inflated and deflated
creating a pulsating action, crack­
ing the ice which then blows away.
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“What is made In AshLana makes Ashland"
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IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BUSIEST BLOCK
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(C losed from M onday, m id ­
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The illustration above shows
where the de-icers are applied to
wing tips, horizontal stabilizers and
fins.
An anti-icer is a pump with pipe
connections supplying an alcohol
or glycerine solution to propeller
blades and pilot’s windshield to
prohibit the forming of ica.
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