SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, THURSDAY, MAY>Z< 194$
unity of ideals thut will enable
the United Nations to make a
peaceful world.
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Cited to appear in Justice
court this week were ttuy Clar­
Published Every Thursday at 167 Main Street, Ashland, Oregon
ence Helney on a charge of not
having a muffler and no rear
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Carryl H. & Marion C. Wines, Editors-Publishers
view miriair and Archie Ernest
Valentine for not huving un oper­
ator* licenae was fined $1.50 and
Entered as second-class mall matter In the post office at Ash­
By Ruth Taylor
land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress
The Sun Francisco Conference ' costs. John Baptist Elie of Klu-
of March 3, 1870.
which is to draft the Charter of muth Falls wus fined $10 und
the United Nations has the sup­ costs on a charge of violating the
port, the earnest prayers of the basic rule und Donald Morris
millions of sincere peace loving Eccles of Ashland wus fined $1.00
Benito Falls the Hard Way
people who believe in a better und costs for not huving un oper­
The way of the transgressor is hard, goes the saying, and the inglor­
world, in a pluce where men can ator’s license.
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work together as brothers, shar­
ious end of Benito Mussolini this week, surely backs up that statement.
Mr.
und
Mis. Lee Burns of
ing
the
goods
of
this
earth
in
It was but a few short years ago that the said Benito was strutting
friendly cooperation rather than Pittsburg, California, announce
in and around Europe ,in a royal way, overrunning smaller countries
the birth of a son on April 22.
in cut-throat competition.
Bdwaid Evereit H o m * and Louise Allbniton in the eraxiest. . . maddest
Both the parents are well known
The
three
great
r
e
lig
io
u
s
without much regard for anyone’s rights except those of his own . . . .
laugh riot o f war-time living, "San Diego, 1 Love You.
groups of the United States, in Ashland as Mr. Burns is the
a dictator in the worst sense of the word. One has only to recall the
through t h eir representatives, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Burns
Italian seizure of Emperor Haile Selassie's land, to realize that Benito
have carefully studied the plans und Mrs. Burns is the daughter
United States, but with the pus- suggested
and are in accord in of Mr. und Mrs. 8. C. Gunter.
was about the worst kind of a bully imaginable.
sage of time, they have become ten recommendations,
based up­ The boy is the fourth boy in the
This week the payoff came, after four or five years of steadily wan­
swallowed up in the center of a
Burns family. Mr. Burns is em­
on
the
principles
involved.
great city. The city has, in fact, see in this Conference a great They
ing prestige and power. His own outraged people seizd him as he at­
ployed ut the Dow Chemicul
op­
moved on so that the buildings
to implement Interna­ Plunt in Pittsburg.
tempted to escape, shot him and his henchmen, and to add insult to in­
which now crowd in upon the portunity
tional
Law
by the moral law -
jury, mauled the body in public. Yes, the way of the transgressor is
Independence Hall group are ob­
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the Golden Rule. They feel that
solete
and
some
of
them
are
fire-
indeed a hard one.
HARRIS ELLSWORTH
traps The proposal is to acquire only in this way cun a just moral
be maintained.
Benito’s partner in crime, Adolph Hitler, is in the same boat and from
Congressman from Oregon
several blocks on the Chestnut order
The
recommendations made by
the looks of things in Europe this week, Adolph’s time may not be so
Street side of the Square .remove the representatives
of the Feder­
the
buildings
.and
provide
a
park
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far away neither. He may not come to the disgraceful end of his career
al
Council
of
Churches
of Christ ‘you can depend on’
to make a proper setting for our in America; the Synagogue
propriation
items
of
particular
Coun­
by death from the hands of his own people, but his end as a dictator is
interest to the Fourth Congress­ historic buildings.
cil
of
America;
and
the
National
over.
Following the hearings, the Catholic Welfare Council are as
ional District were approved by
the House this week. One was the subcommittee went out to Valley follows:
• Fire
operating appropriation for the Forge which is only eighteen
1. Need for Organization. The
• Life
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Bureau of Mines Electro-Metal­ miles from Philadelphia, and,
snent
several
hours
at
General1
sacrlf,ces
and
hardships
of
this
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spent
several
hours
at
General
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for
lurgical Laboratory at Albany
The discovery of Germany’s gold reserve in an abandoned German I On Friday, the House passed the Washington s winter headquart­ an organized peace make it im­
salt mine was front page news in this country. Stories of the fabulous Ipter*°*
tl,R nt ioh U ^ irm ers and in going over the park. perative that the San Franciso
In the musium at Valley Forge, Conference succeed and the gen­
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treasure read like pirate tales of old. Doughboys and generals gasped at I q- e amount was substantially they have the orginal tent which eral security organization be es­
George
Washington
used
at
Val
the sight of the glittering metal— tons of it. Each ton was estimated to larger than the previous appro-
tablished.
ley Forge and the flag which flew
be worth $1,000,000. And, according to reports, there were approxi- Priat*on which w ill place the
Preamble. The Charter of
over it. The flag, by the way, was the 2. United
Nations Organization
mately 100 tons of the precious metal sealed behind a massive wall in I basis dunng the coming fiscal not the stars and stripes of today should acknowledge in its pre­
but was a simple blue field with amble that the actions of the
the mineshaft—a hundred million dollars. Here was tangible money year.
thirteen stars on it. This flag, of States are subject to the same
wealth that could be touched and understood.
The other item of interest, not
DR. E. N. TERRILL
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only to my district but to the en course, was made before Betsy moral principles as govern the
It has been many years since the so-called common people have poss-
. Wfls an increase ¿n Ross designed the present flag conduct of individuals.
Chiropractic
Physician
essed gold. Governments have gone to great trouble to build up the
forest products research The stars on Washington's flag
3. Membership. The Charter
are six-pointed stars.
was Bet
myth that gold is of no value. They have gone to equally great trouble funds in the Agriculture Appro- sy Ross who devised a way of should specify that membership
Specialising In tha Non-Con­
to see that none of this ’’worthless’ metal remains in the hands of the
’argument The H m X p r o cutting out five-pointed stars will be open to all States willing
fining Treatment of
and able to fulfill the obligations
Hemorrhoids (Piles)
people.
priatio/is Committee refused to with a simple twist of the scissors of the Charter, so that member­
Office Phone 4371
As we were driving back to ship may become universal.
At any rate a few American soldiers have seen real gold. They know make the requested increase,
Philadelphia,
the
radio
in
the
of­
what a hundred million dollars looks like.
I
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4. International Law. The Char
Lithia Hotel Building
ficial car told us of the Presi­ ter should provide for the codofi-
Ashland. Oregon
The bill then came out of the dent’s death. All further activi­ cation and development of inter­
Senate-House Conference with ties of the committee were, of national law and for its impar­
course, immediately cancelled
tial enforcement.
How Shall We Observe V-E Day?
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ACADEMY VACANCIES. July
5. Peaceful Change. The Chart­
As victory draws nearer in Europe, cities, towns and villages all over fore the House for a final vote 28th has been set by the United er should provide more explicitly
the nation are preparing to observe V-E day. Most of them, apparently,
Sen? w V passed "b^a States Civil Service Commission for the revision of treaties and
as the date on which preliminary other agreements when such ac­
NEW MATTRESSES
will ask merchants to close their places of business for the day that the fajr]y close margin_168 to 143. qualifying examinations will be tion is required by justice and the
r’AC'TOKY TO YOU
news comes. Here at Ashland, it was pretty well agreed that merchants The approval of thei appropria- given for candidates for the Unit good of the world community.
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States
Military
and
Naval
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tion means that the wood utiliza-
6. Small Nations. The Charter
L IK E
NEW
and business men should close up in observing the event.
unU recently established in demies at West Point and Anna­ should safeguard the economic
But nowhere have we seen or heard what is planned for the day. Well portland to serve the Pacific polis. Members of Congress must and political rights of small na-|
NEW BOX SPRINGS
we remember at the end of the last World War in 1918 the wild celebra- | Northwest region will have al- have a list of those desiring to tions and assure them an ade­
WHILE THEY LAST
most twice as large an appropria­ take the examination to submit quate share in shaping the poli­
tions held when the end of the war was announced. But this time it is
to the Commission by June 23rd. cies of the organization.
tion as previously allotted.
REED’S
considerably different. As yet there is no reason to go into any wild
I do not know yet how many
SHRINE OF LIBERTY. Two
7. Disarmament. The Charter
vacancies
I
will
have
at
the
should provide a clear purpose
MATTRESS CO.
celebrations over the end of hostilities in Europe. We must realize in weeks ago, I spent two days in
Philadelphia with a subcommit­ Academies. We will not be noti­ and procedure for the limitation 1 »3 N. Main
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this nation that we still face a full scale war in the Pacific and in spite
tee of the Public Lands Commit- fied until some time in June. AH and control of notional arma- 1
of many arm chair admirals and generals, we think it will be some (ee w e conducted a hearing on I ca nsay is that I believe there ments, as collective security is
Ashland, Oregon
time before hostilities will cease in that area. To duplicate World War 1 I the bill introducted by Represen- will be possibly two vacancies in established.
8. Voting Power. The Charter
celebration at this time, will most certainly be out of place, and un- ¡ J g ^ J e s for^etU ng^s’ide each Academy. I make this an­
nouncement now so that young should provide that no one na­
timely. To our way of thinking it would let the boys in the Pacific I a park area jn the immediate vi­ men who are interested in com tion be allowed to veto jugement
down considerably.
cinity of Independence Square. peting for an appointment may in any dispute covered by inter­
national law.
Of course when the fighting in Europe stops, we cannot help but
Hai"g^ c h U l s ? X ^ d notify me as soon as possible
Candidates may compete for
9. Human Rights. The Charter
feel elated and grateful. But a service of thanksgiving would be more ¡n ¡790 and which housed the both Academies on the same ex should include an international
appropriate, we think.
Congress from 1790 until 1800. amination. For the Military Aca bill of rights, and provide for a
The rostrum on which the sub­ demy, candidates must have commission or commissions to
committee sat was the same ros­ reached their eighteenth birth­ protect and further the rights
trum from which George Wash­ day before July, 1946, but must and liberties of the individual
ington gave his farewell address. not have reached their twenty- and of racial, religious and cul­
A Word on Cartels
, Independence Hall is the center second birthday. Naval Academy tural groups, especially those up­
Lofty discussion on the question of cartels— powerful, legalized in- building of the group of three fac candidates must have reached rooted by war or oppression.
dustrial combinations— is so far over the heads of the people that they ing on the Chestnut Street side their seventeenth birthday by
10. Dependent Peoples. The
assume it has little bearing ion their affairs. Most nations are said to of Independence Square. Inde- July, 1946, but not their twenty- Charter should provide for a com­
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pendence Hall, you know, is the first birthday by that time. mission to supervise the adminis­
be drifting toward cartels, consequently it is claimed the United Mates home of the Liberty Bell, and it Young men in service are eligible tration o f mandated territories
must go along, at least with respect to foreign trade. Before succumbing was in Independence Hall that to compete, and arrangements and to promote the advancement
to this notion, the people should realize what it means. The president
Declaration °f. Independence can be made in most instances of non self-governing peoples to­
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and the Constitution were both for their examination wherever ward economic well-being, cul­
of the Sun Oil Company, one of the country s largest, has this to say on signed The Constitutional Con- they may be stationed. Those in­ tural development and political
cartels:
vention met in that Hall. These terested in trying for appoint­ responsibility.
All through these recommen­
"This country cannot be cartelized in its foreign trade and free in buildings are the shrine of our ment should write me, giving
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independence and of the forma- their legal residence, which must dations is one theme - universal­
its domestic enterprise, any more than a nation can survive halt tree | tjon of tbe Government of the be within the Fourth Congres- ity - the universality of ideals of
and half slave.’ Once we start to regiment through allocations, price j
the three great monotheistic
faiths. Only as we have this in­
fixing and production controls, our activities in the foreign field, we,
ternational unity of ideals can we
of necessity, will have forced upon us by the government restrictive
have a permanent peace. It is
sionul District, and the dute of
their birth. Other information us
to scholastic truining and activi­
ties will be of interest. Appoint1
ments will be made on the basis
of grades earned in the competi
tive examination.
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
A Just Moral Order
Washington
Newsletter
Insurance
• Automobile
• Health-Accident
Burns Agency
measures upon operations falling wholly within the domestic field.
"Turning to the arguments advanced in behalf of the negotiations
of these super-state cartels, we find the contention that cartels are a
necessary device to safeguard industry and invested capital against un­
fair and destructive competition and the wastes which result from wide
fluctuations in industrial activity— that they serve to permit the order­
ly development of industries and stabilize prices.
"Now all of that argument begs the question of what is best for the
general welfare. Like the League of Nations’ definition that: 'Cartels are
associations of independent undertakings in the same or similar branches |
of industry established with a view to improving conditions of produc­
tion and sales,’ it fails to state to whom the benefit or improvement
accrues. The answer is obvious, since the primary purpose of cartels is
to restrict competition. Competition, bringing better products at lower
prices, benefits the consuming public. So whatever restricts competition,
in the long run harms the public welfare. Price stabilization usually
means the establishment of a rigidity designed to protect high cost
and marginal producers. It destroys incentives for low-cost policies.
Thus, cartels operate against the smaller or relatively newer enterprises
which, through increased efficiency, are challenging the position of
larger and older enterprises when the latter have become waterlogged
through obsolescence and inefficiency.”
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