SOUTHERN OREGON MINER. THURSDAY, MAY j i , 194j
Donald and Ward Philpott and
mother, M r s . Eva P. ilpott of
Klamath Falls were Ashland busi-
ness visitors Tuesday.
In Justice Nelle Burns court
this week were Norman O liver
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THE
R A T IO N
W IT H
DEPENDABLE
JUST RECEIVED!
Factory Shipment of
Picture Frames
and Mirrors
A L L S IZ E S
20e to „95
FUTURE FRAMES
98et«$t.Q $
MIRRORS. . .
H . G. T R A V IS , A g e n t
101 E. M ain
P h o n e 8181
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2 . C of the W AVES came last 1 or not to extend the Reciprocal ' ed authority to establish a con I ed for me by the Civil Service
Anuraaay from her w om at aun j traue Treaties Act, Wlui.li u now tact unit consisting of a contact I Commission. This examination is
Francisco to visit her patents, beiore us. n is nnpv_.urv, ui representative und clerk, at Med ¡.chi duled to be held July 18th.
m i. anu Mrs. D. E. Baxter at 171 course, tor a Member io leuu ford, Oregon. This unit w ill be Any boy who desires to Compute
van iVess and with her sister, even a sinull iracuoii oi UUs inaaa opened us soon as arrangements should notify me immediately.
Mrs. Earl Rogers and tanm>. ol uuta. AU ot it is slanted toward cun be completed. In fact, it may ; Boys in the armed forces have
m.sa Baxter, Mrs. Rogers and son ttie views held by ns authors, anu oe in operation now. Other simi the same opportunity to compete
Roy and Mr. and Mrs. Baxter is therefore ot small value.
lar units are being established in for these appointments us civil
In considering tne best source Oregon. These units w ill help ians. Arrangements ure made so
spent me week end at Crescent
city. Miss Baxter returned to her of lnlormuiion lor a meiuoyr is m aterially in handling the pro thut the competitive examination
duties at Sun Francisco Tuesday Uie printed heurtngs o i l the bill, blems of veterans.
may be given by the unit com-
evening.
und the printed report made b>
A C A D E M Y E X A M SOON. 1 I rounder of uny brunch of the
¿til a. ida Pcct of Talent was the Ways and Means Coiniuinee. w ill have some vacancies to fill ) armed forces wherever the can-
visiting and attending to busi in both the hearings and m tne
next year in both the Naval I didate may be.
tnss matters in Ashland 'Tuesday report, tacts having a bearing Acudemy ut Annapolis und the
Boys who wish to take this
Mr. und Mrs. M. E. Skinner eiuier lor or uguiiixt the legisla M ilitary Academy ut West Point competitive examination should
received a telegram from the war tion are presented.
Such appointments are made on j write me a letter in which they
repartment Tuesday noon stating
As lias been the case with num the basis of grades earned in (he ' give their date of birth und their
that their son “was back unuei erous other important but com
competitive examination conduct- legal residence.
m ilitary control.” No other ex plicated laws passed by recent
planation or what thut may mean Missions of Congress, the admin
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The son is Pic Floyd K. Skinner, istration of the Reciprocal Trade
and was taken a prisoner of war Agreements Act hus been more
on February 18, 1944 by the Ger io blame, und w ill be more to
mans. Mr. und Mrs. Skinner had olume in the future, for trade
heard from their son on January und economic dilliculties than the
18, this year, but no further word broad principles of the Act itself.
front him has been available Congress cunnot write adminis
since that time. It is presumed ) trative details into legislation,
by the parents that the soldier j out both Congress und tne people
I had been liberated and is now , nave the ngnt to expect thut the
again with the army. They hope executive branch ot the govern
he is on his way home w ith other ment w ill endeavor to administer'
liberated prisoners of war. Need- the law in accordance with the
j less to say they are quite happy intent of Congress.
; to hear of him, even if it was
U N R EA SO N A B LE D E L A Y . I
only a bare announcement from have recently learned of two
i the war department.
eases wherein there has been a n !
Orth M iller, Seaman 2/C is unusually long delay in begin
home visiting his wife and boy ning the payments of insurance)
on a furlough from his base in benefits due on W ar Risk insur
j Georgia. His parents live at Cen- ance. These may, or many not,
I tral Point and the sailor is divid have been exceptional cases. I am
ing his time between his home wondering if insurance claims
! and the home of his parents.
are being paid promptly to the
Don Sears, S 2/C, was called people in my Congressional Dis
I home on emergency leave from trict. One of the beneficiaries I
his duties at Seattle by the ser refer to has been waiting nearly
ious illness of his wife. She is at seven months since the soldier
' the local hospital. Don w ill be was killed in action, and has re
here for a couple of weeks. He ceived no insurance payment yet.
' arrived home Saturday.
If any such delays are occurring
' Norman Restad arrived in Ash in my district, 1 shall be glad to
land Sunday morning on leave have them reported to me, and I
from the Navy which w ill be w ill insist upon immediate act
spent in part at least here. His ion. There seems to be entirely
wife Mrs. Helen Restad has been too much red tape, too many
making her home in Ashland.
forms, and too much clerical
labor wasted in settling insurance
claims.
C O N TA C T U N IT FOR M E D
FORD. The Veterans Administra
tion in Portland has been grant
Rosenberger and Phoebe Julia
M iller, both of Ashland and both
charged with operating a car
without a tail light. Both paid a
$1 fine and costs,
Miss Ethel Baxter, Storekeeper
METZ
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Now that the war is over for
Germany, many in this country
may feel th at it is also over for
u s. . . that we can now let down,
and relax.
Nothing could please Japan
more. Nothing would hew so
closely to her propaganda line.
We westerners understand this
danger perhaps more than others.
We may remember Pearl Harbor
more clearly. And Bataan, Guad-
ilcanal, Tarawa...
With the war over in Europe,
he West will now become the
;reat "marshalling yards” for the
inal Big Push against Japan. An
normous tide of troops and war
laterials undoubtedly will pour
trough to our seaports. Western
'lroads, housing, food supplies
i shipping will be strained with
the full weight of the nation'»
fighting effort.
We say this because—as far as
the western railroads are con
cerned-m any civilians may ex
pect victory in Europe to mean
better transportation service here.
Actually, it may mean less room
for civilians on the trains.
When the full tide of war traffic
comes, we shall call on every re
source to handle i t We shall run
the war trains through.
First things come first until this
- is over—and it isn’t over yet.
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friendly Southern L
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