Southern Oregon miner., February 15, 1945, Image 6

S o u th e r n O re g o n M in e r , T h u r s d a y , F e b r u a r y
Ice Fishing a Popular Sport
15, 1945
Under Luzon Fire
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POSTWAR TALK S SHOW
C O O P E R A TIO N T R E N D S
f
W A SH IN G TO N . — M r. Roosevelt
has been edged up to his promised (
meeting with Stalin and Churchill |
by a series of foreign affairs :
speeches which seemed to set a new i
A m erican background for the dis-
—
cussions.
Pressure from underneath the sit­
uation. generated by unsatisfactory
political developments in Europe,
lifted the lid on the subject official­
ly— only to a lim ited extent and ap­
parently only for a time. Yet rising
courageously with new ideas have
come Senators Vandenberg. Wheel­
er and Connally, and George Foster
Dulles, the Dewey advisor.
These may have appeared
somewhat confusing to the pub­
lic, but together they constitut­
ed a form at affording M r. Roose­
velt knowledge of what Is want­
The “ com pleat angler” la undeterred by snow, sleet. Ire or any of
ed in various quarters and there­
M other N ature's vagaries. In the fro ie n wastes of M aine, the sport has
fore how fa r he can go.
F o r instance, the Vandenberg opus become an institution. C lim ax of the expedition is, of course, the eating
was confusedly interpreted as a con­ of the fish. The fire is built right on the ice and the fish cleaned and
version of an isolationist to the in­ fried on the spot.
ternationalist viewpoint. The gleeful
internationalists hailed the speech
from that standpoint, and so did the
somewhat disappointed nationalists
who seemed to fear its import.
Actually it was only a Vandenberg
plan which did not join either side.
His program, which is even at this
late date being confusingly reported
in magazines, seemed to me to be
sim ply this.
S P H E R E S OF IN F L U E N C E
Russia and B ritain are dividing
Europe into spheres of influence, j
while our ideal and our policy lan- 1
guishes. We want freedom for all
peoples, apparently real democratic |
freedom, not just deliverance of
Europe from the bonds of fascism ,
into the chains of communism.
Vandenberg therefore proposed to '
pledge free future use by the Presi- J
dent of our armed forces in the post­
w ar world to prevent re m ilita riza - I
tion by G erm any and Japan only, ,
He did not pledge their free use or
any other kind of use, to perpetuate
forever the conquests Russia is m ak­
F lyin g non-stop from P restw ick, Scotland, to La G uardia field, New
ing in Poland, or the Balkans or a F o rk , completing the 3,315-mile flight in less than 17 hours, the crew of
British sphere of influence in Greece. an a ir transport command Douglas C-54 established a new record
Indeed, he mentioned the possibil­ and was the first reg u larly scheduled cargo plane to m ake the non-stop
ity that there m ight be an unjust flight. The crew was m ade up of civilians.
peace, and he obviously did not want
our arm ies backing that kind of a
proposition. That was the essence
behind the Vandenberg idea.
Now Wheeler, also, I think, was
not clearly understood. He said he
favored the Connally plan for an in­
terim council of nations, and this
was hailed as his conversion. But
W heeler did not want free use of our
troops in any future w ar for any pur­
pose.
His main point was that the next
w ar threat is not likely to arise from
G erm any or Japan but from Russia,
France, China, B ritain or us—the
big five with the arms, whereas
Germ any and Japan are to be com­
pletely crushed.
W A NT TO C O O PERA TE
It is clear therefore that both Van­
denberg and Wheeler have said only
that they wish to cooperate in a just
peace— a pledge which is somewhat
modified by the obvious policies of
both Russia and B ritain in Europe,
and Wheeler's additional reserva­
tions.
Vandenberg did say he would not
expect full freedom for Europe at
once and seemed willing to accept
tem porarily a certain lim itedly un­
satisfactory European condition.
Sim ilarly the speech of the Dewey
internationalist adviser, M r. Dulles,
was reported as an attack upon
Am erican aloofness in foreign policy
and was misunderstood as an as­
sault upon isolationists. What M r.
Dulles said was that current condi­
tions in Europe are due to Russian
and British policies.
Russia, as he put it, has been as­
signed responsibility in Europe "in
N avy pilots using the forw ard elevator well of a task force 58 c a r­
large p a rt,” and B ritain "in small rie r for th e ir reg u lar basketball game. These pilots took to the a ir
p a rt.” F or this he held the adminis­ d aily, during the Guam occupation, to strafe enemy troops.
tration responsible.
Wheeler is the only one who came
right out and plainly implied he did
not expect Russia and the others to
agree to anything that would be ac­
ceptable to him, but the same
thought was not absent from the
carefully fram ed Vandenberg plan !
or from the Dulles speech.
M r. Roosevelt is thus being sent
forth with what appears to be a pop­
u lar mandate to break power politics
in Europe—nothing more. To what­
ever extent he fails in that, the
plan he brings home w ill be in pub­
lic jeopardy (judging from the pop­
ular reaction to these talks).
New Non-Stop Flight Record
Basketball Aboard Carrier
Home Life on Western Front
e accounts of the Republican
ting at Indianapolis made it
d like a routine affair, a good
r for the national Republican
:ly perhaps, but for no one else,
ey breathed pure harmony and
, though the light was dull,
i m a tte r of fact the harmony
also fa r from pure,
ere was an inside battle, which,
sual, the Republicans managed
eep under cover. The conflict
L eft, P v t. F orrest P a rk e r, E lizabeth, N . Y ., and Sgt. E lm a r M n ra r,
rs ised specially In opposition
Youngstown, Ohio, read an A m erican comic during a lull near Goes-
Duwey management.
I t was dorf, Luxem bourg, R ight, P v t. Thom as O’B rien, Middleboro, Mass.,
•r form idable.
enjoys his cold rations In the snow on the western front.
MAN FUR TRUCK FARM . G ood deal
for r ig h t mail, w r it « F. J- H artford ,
R o u te a. B o s S89. V an oou ver. W aah.
FOR SALE
F R U IT T R E K S — Uaaohea, Apples,
Pcitra, A pricot», G h a r r i » » . P lu m ».
Prim «», Kerry P lu nta, Ito«»». Shrub»,
«tc F ree 4U-pug« catalogue upon re ­
q u e s t ItMttiiK 700 new »ml Im proved
vurletle«.
l U A l A T t » V A L L B If
m u r s i f i b s . Bouts 3. no» 3io,
AUTO SH EET M FTM . MEN
AUTO MECHANK'S
AUTO PART» MEN
H ighest wages p lenty u f o v ertim e B<it-
urdavs. S unday» ural bullduva off: la u n ­
dry (u rn leh ed. w a rm cle an shop, m odern
equipm ent, sle.idv w rk
h ic k
S eattle
.TIM’KMKN. a tte n tio n — Are vou los­
in g sh ee p and o th e r »lock from v a r ­
m ent»? If ao, tr y mv e»»v »ur»
wwy for trupp ln g. t l for each »p e­
el». M oney refu n d ed If It don't
work. O ld -tim e trapper and do*
train er. B . B. s u t le r . M olalla. Or».
These drawings were made by
Norm an M llle tt Thomas, Portland,
M e., as a m em ber of the eoast
guard aiding In the landings at
Luson. They were drawn during the
| Luzon mopping up by Am erican
troops. This particular beachhead
was secured at great loss.
Boy Hero Reenlists
h a s t p ib l d anaoa
Ar» g o in g to be »caree th ia sp rin g.
Re w ise und order early.
Our P rice L iat I» ready.
G la d ly m ull one on request
X B T B B M O U B T A IB « H D CO Ine.
T w in P a ll» , Idaho
FOR SA LK by ow n er, »m all h otel A
c a fe ; on ly one In a good em ail tow n
on H ig h w a y U. If 95. F o u n ta in s e r ­
v ice, beer and c o n fe ctio n «
P rice
equip ped I35.HOU. P en ce H o tel B G ate.
W orley. Idaho.
A M ILK O F P. S. S c e n ic W a ter-fro n t.
206 A cres on R e u u tlfu l Lope» lal.,
17,600. O ne-third cleared . F ine V iew !
llargn ln .
P hone, w ire or w rite. ▼-
P.
avers, L lo y d B ld g.. B aattla,
W ash .
M O N TA N A 'S F IN E S T a lfa lfa » , c lo v ­
er« »nd garden »red« »1 w h ole«»lo
price« direct to farm er«.
S u p o lv
lim ited .
W rite for 1945 c a ta lo g .
M ontana Bead C om p any. B oa «39.
B ozem an . M on tan a.”
JERSEY
W H IT E
G IA N T S , hubv
ch ick », h a tc h in g egg« and sta r te d
p u lle t« In G iant» and N ew lla n in -
Hhlrea Tha G ille tte s , B o n ta 8, Y ak ­
im a , W a sh in g to n .
to
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W ae h ln s le a
AGENTS W A N TE D _
L A D Y W A N T K II In ev e ry com m unity, both
ru r .il und c ity , to sell lin e of honorhold
neceaeitlee to her neitfhbors. O u r line ln>
elude« h i h ’ I i « e u rer Heme ee t hveee end
lau n d ry «»up. L ib e ra l comnileelun G e n e ra l
rru rfu rt» ( o in paiiy
A lbany. G e e rg la .
FARMS
Bhorwvod, Oregon.
200 U. S, R. G. P. W h ile L egh orn . 10
m oa. old b reed in g m ale». P atn a 250
to 300 eg*». P u lloru m Olean. R ook­
in g ch ick , order now. P ark er a L e g ­
horn P erm . B la c h ly . O regon. B o a W .
lit' n o t«
MIMI K . P ik e .
I .A H t iF A N I! M M A I.I. F A R M S — S e v e rn l
w ith W u le rlro n t. N o rth W hldbv le la n d .
N E H . I I . K O E T I E . H e a le r
O ak H a r k e r
W a a b la g le a .
_____ R A N C H ES______
F O R » A t.F — E a s te rn O rego n C a ttle Ita n r h
In the footh ills o f the lllu e M o un tain s. Lota
of flab and gam e. Bile e r re « U rica *23.800.
W rite for description.
H H A D E K N It It O T II F i t ». H erne. O r e fe a .
B u y W a r Savings B onds
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Creomulslon relieves promptly be­
cause It goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in ­
flamed bronchial m u c o u s m e m ­
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulslon with the u n ­
derstanding you must like the way It
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds. Bronchitis
CH O ICE a c r e s on M oaea l-ake.
H eart o f C olum bln B asin .
W ater
paid. 12.500. te rm s O ther bargain»
apprnl 'cd lands. H. J. Basok, Moaaa
L ak e, W a sh in g to n .
BABY C H I C K S . N ew H am nahlrea.
W h ite Rock»
R ed s and
300-egg
lla n n o n L eghorn«.
lllnod
leafed .
H a tc h in g w eek ly. O rder E arlv. D.
P . M cC arthy. R o u te 8. O sw ego. Ore.
SC E N IC W aterfron t on P u g e t Sound.
12 Acre». V iew , fin e tree». 52.500.
B argain , phone, w ire or w rite. ▼. P .
B yars, L loyd B ld g ., B ea ttie, W ash .
Francis DeSalea Glover, P itts­
burgh, who was discharged from the
FOR MALE— 10-acre ap p le orch ard , I
a rm y
a ir force when
ofllclals
in lle e north o f W en atch ee. For In for­
m a tio n w rite R. 8. B ch ln d ele, B ou t*
learned he had enlisted at 14. He
4, W e n a tch ee, W a sh in g to n .
had won distinguished flying cross,
U S B D A U TO P A B T 8
a ir medal with four clusters, purple
A L L B IB O S . A L L M AXBB
heart,
Presidential citation and
M all Order« Sh inned P ro m p tly
wings. Now 17, w ith his m other’*
B Z A T T L 1 AU TO W S 1 C I I S O CO.
1S80
l e t A v e . a.. MA 8811, B e a ttie . W n.
consent, he has enlisted for combat
a ir service.
C H R IS T IE
NEW
H A M P S H IR E *
Badge of Courage
blood tented and In P u lloru m c o n ­
tr o lled c la s s O. P. 1. A.
B lam e
B a to h a r y . A u m a v llla , O regon.
FOR S A L E 3« acre» Im proved, ha«
a«paragun and fa m ily orchard, good
panture. 1« c u ltiv a te d . H ow ard Aah,
K a n a ew lek . W ash .
R E G IS T E R E D m ilk in g S h orth orn bull
c a lf; N orth w ood b reed in g. 3 . C. D a v ­
id so n , P a rk d a le, O regon
H OLT com b in e 3«. Iilllalde. nlckub.
header, m ou n ted on rubber. B. B ard -
aback, B o n ta 1, O aaton, O regon.
FO R S A L E OR T R A U E . S e r v ic e s t a ­
tio n w ith liv in g Apt». O u tsta n d in g
lo ca tio n . LI v o la B arnaa, B and. Ore.
O B B O O B B S O A D -B S B A 8 T 1 D
B k O V IB POULT8
P u llo ru m clean . S p ec ia l p r ice s on Mav
and J u n e pou lt«. Brio L in n B a tc h -
ary, Belo, O ragon.
L o w M o o d s Are Ofton
R e la t e d To C o n s tip a tio n
Ye», dcprmsrrl state» and constipa­
tion of ten go t oge t her I Take N at urc's
Remedy (N R Tablets). Contains no
chemical», no mineral», no phenol de­
rivative«. N It Tablets are different—
Set different. Purely vegetable — a
combination of 10 vegetable ingredi­
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L'ncoated or candy coated, their Mo­
tion is dependable, thorough, yet
gentle, as millions of NK's have
proved. Get a
Convincer Box.
Caution: Take only as directed.
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you h ave a n y old e n v e lo p e s, prior
to 1S75, g a th e r in g du«t In you r a t ­
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co n v e rt them Into c a sh ?
G et In
to u c h w ith m e im m ed ia te ly . I « h all
p ay you b est price«. R o b er t W e ill,
»27 B. W . Y a m h ill S t., P o rtla n d 8.
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H A V E M ORE F U N a t p a r tie s— »m u»«
and am aze you r fr ie n d s— te ll fo r ­
tu n e« fo r fu n w ith card«. Send one
d o lla r for c o m p le te new b ook let to
P a c lflo R o y a lty C om p any, 828 P ar­
kin» B ld g.. T acom a 3, W ash .
O R EG O N A W A S H IN G T O N
H om e«, F arm ». A c r e a g e s
T o b u y or s e ll
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WOMEN nn'40's
to « '
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tf you »uffer from h o t flash»», feel
weak, nervous, a bit blue at time»—
all due to th e fu n ction al "middle-
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Taken regularly—Plnkham '» Com­
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especially for w om en—tf helps na­
ture and Ih a t'i the kind of m edi­
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LYDIA LPINKHAM’S S S & g
nee
Streaked with blood from wounds
and burns, U . 8. sailor reports at
sick bay for treatm en t following a
n aval battle in the Lingayen gulf.
Capture Clark Field
C B A B L B B D Z L P B L COMPABTT
814 D a v is B ld g ., P o rtla n d , Ore.
E L E C T R IC S h aver« b o u g h t a t h ig h e st
price«. R e m in g to n , S ch ick , S h a v e-
m a ste r. W e need part«
B la ctrlo
S h a v e r Baie» B arrine, 808 P in e 8 t.,
B e a ttie , W a sh in g to n .
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Telephone EAst 3918, Portland 14. Oreges
Popcorn Treats
When you're popping corn, the
kernels should begin to burst in less
than two minutes after the pan is
placed on the heat. I f the pan isn’ t
hot enough the corn won't explode to
fu ll size. I f it’s too hot the kernels
are likely to burn before they burst.
Capture of C la rk field on Luzon
with its 13 airstrips now give*
the Pacific a ir force a stream lined
land a ir base from which to a t­
tack the Jap-held base* of China.
AT FIRST
SIGN OF A
Insulating Paint
A paint capable of insulating
against heat rays — especially the
infra-red— w ill be available in post­
w ar days for the improved insula­
tion of roof* of houses, factories,
automobiles and busses.
Cold Preparations as directed
WNU—13
6—45
Watch Your
K idneys/
H e lp T h e m Cleanse th e Bloor
o f H a rm fu l Body Waste
Your kidney» are constantly Alterlns
waate matter from the blood stream. But
kidney» sometimes lag in th»ir work—d<
not act as Natura intended—fail to re­
move impurltiaa that, If retained, may
polaon tha system and upaat tha whole
body machinery.
Symptoms may ba nagging backache,
persistent headache, attacks of dizziness,
getting up nights, swelling, puffiness
under the eye»—a feeling of nervous
anxiety and loan of pep and strength.
Other signs of kidney or bladder dis­
order are sometimes burning, scanty or
too frequent urination.
There should be no doubt that prompt
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