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S outhern O regon N ew s Review, T hurs. Nov. 14, 1946
SO L TU ER \
OREGON
N EW S R E V IE W
P ublished every T h u isd ay by
TH E SISKIYOU PU BLISH IN G COMPANY
167 East M ain S treet A shland, O regon
C arry l H. W ines and W’endell D. L aw rence, Publishers
W ENDELL LAWRENCE. E ditor
E ntered as second-class m ail m a tte r in the post office at Ash
land, Oregon, F ebruary 15, 1935, u n d er the act of Congress of
M arch 3, 1879.
T his Belief in racial su p e rio rity and th is fe a r of th e 1 “ loin Road. H alsey. Color
o o o o t.ogun A N e g ro s r a tin in
Jew s can create o rg an izatio n s like the Colum bians, anu l i m i l i , « aiooif III«' M aine, ««to
i o rganizations like the Colunil^.tns can cre ate a United im I a«« W illiam s b ro th e r s « no« i
1 S ta te s of A m erica th a t is a Acad rin g er lo r the Ger- o«« o n i o U i U l 'J . ACW V io lili a
C ooim g
W rigni
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I m any of Adolph H itler.
Vi I Igni N a tiv e null.
It can happen Here. But I n , t h e l n t u i e p e a c e o l t i e iiiv r .n .'i n r A ivir.nlC A C am p
world ami tiie type of an A m erica which every A m eri­ beile I im nil.,sou, I l a m ic i, lue
iiu iiso n C a ric i, in e l.ow et mi.,.,
can desires it should be com batted on every hand, by kauppi Mana .Tue S a o a m e n to
every right th in k in g individual.
r i s o t i .T he Salm a., s im ili H it
j t U losotoille, P u lita n u iv e i Wu
son. th e W abash. W iners i ih
v m oratlo.
A M E R IC A N FO L K W A Y S L a
S u o li. Noi III S tai l o m i n i . Hong.
ONE VOICE MISSING
| P in o n C o u n u .i
M c W iiu a m s
s o u th e r n C a lifo rn ia t o u n ^ y . ituy
In all th e talk w e’ve heard lately about juvenile delin-
"B O O K S A R E B R ID G E S " is tin h u b Book W eek th e m e , an d this b u rn. O zark C o u n try . s i c g i i o .
quincy, YMCA, m unicipal playgrounds, recreational w eek is book w eek a t th e p u b lic lib ia iy , w h ich is c e le b ra tin g th e oc .Viol m o n C o u n try , l n a in
m gi
p rogram s, and com m unity centers w e’ve not heard the easion w ith d isp la y s of new books for both c h ild re n a n d a d u lts, spec B o rd e l C o u n try tu o m a ., r iita
i.il sto ry hours a n d p la n n e d v isits by the school c h ild re n .
B in g e C o u n try . W c n sie i
io w n
sound of any individual's voice who w as less than 23
T ilt boys' an d g irls' sectio n ol th e lib ra ry lias g ro u p s of books il
tVleeiing
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so n ,
lu s tra tin g in te r p r e ta tio n s ol th e th em e I ndi 1 m e c a p tio n "B ooks
y e ars of age.
i'tu ixorili C o u n try .
A re B ridges to L a n d s A ro u n d th e W orld" a re th e books.
H as the juvenile population been asked as to ju st
O ln e i new A d u lt book., at«'.
S trong. P eo p les of m e U. S. S. K.
Kuo. G ia n ts ol C hina.
M e llo n : B a ld w in . L io iiiaii m i m i
w hat th ey w’ould like to have in the way of a com m un­
S lefanssoii. H ere is A lask a.
w a y . U a in e i
I in- W all b e ln e e ii,
ity y outh developm ent pro g ram ?
T old L’ndet th e S ta rs an d S trip e s.
B a s S e tl. I h e B e a c o n , Bi in n. I n e
P erh ap s w e’d b e tter slow down a bit and consider
"B ooks a re B rid g es to an U n d e rsta n d in g of O th e r People
W ill 111
ill Ills /M in s,
B o y isto u .
N azaroff. The L u n d of th e R u ssia n P eople."
C a ro l o n to u r; B i.iim M o u n t.tin
ju s t th e recom m endations th a t m ight be forthcom ing
O akes T he B am boo G ate.
t i l l e r s ; I .u n io n , i M ig n iy / m l
from th e younger set, if they were asked.
B ooks a re B ridges to R ealm s of
ress; t a i l . He tin«« i i m s p e i s ,
T here is th e old sto ry about the little girl who loved Im a g in a tio n and J o y ," C olum .
Books .u e Bi idges to A p p iè v l u i i n b e i m in .
A p p o in tm e n t
in
e in Ihe F o rest. Jo n es. elatio n ol the P a st:" B ailey. C hild
A ia lllla . C liau iltis .ILibie, L lllis lle .
h er hom em ade rag doll m uch m ore th a n any com m er­ T T w h e ig. F o rg
“ B ooks a re B rid g es to j re n of th e H a n d c ra fts. D riggs.
cially m anufactured doll she ever received. This sto ry F acts an d in fo rm a tio n s:" B e n - i [ tK. p l)nx E x p re ss G oes T h ro u g h l'ln iin ilu w , C o lt's C ireen lia /a r u ,
C ooper, G r e a t horse sto rie s, u e ia
m ight have a m oral which could be applicable to the dick E le c tro n ic s fo r Boys ind 1 B ooks a i e Billiges
_
to the Roene. R e tu rn to J a ln a , b o e riia il.
G irls. F lo h e rty . B eh in d the Mie- B uildings of th e F u tu r e ;" A rnold.
problem of creatin g recreational facilities for A shland rophone.
i’lii' W hite m e s s , f a s t Die A niei
A Son id the F irst P e o p le H ayes. n a n . Field. H avagcd ra n g e . G ad
children.
'B ooks a re B rid g es to th e H osh-ki, th e N a v a jo "
L e n t . ills. C o u n try D o e to i. Liuriliier.
The little girl liked th e doll best because it was home W orld of N a tu re ” L ip p in c o tt. S it.lig h t Up.
T ne ease ol the b a c k w a rd m u le,
A nim al n e ig h b o rs of th e C o u n tr y ­
a d u lt sectio n , tim ely top ' villi. Ao place lor w o m e n , G oil
m ade and she had had a hand in helping to create the side. B ronson. P a d d le w in g s. R eed ics In are the g iv
en sp ecial d isp la y s, as: ill'll. T he riv e r; Li ra v e s K ing Je-
doll. The children of A shland would probably like and T he S ta rs for Sam .
India: M uir. T h is is In dia N ehru. su,-.; H ancock. N u rse
B arlo w ,
'B ooks a re B rid g es to th e W o n ­ I T he D iscovery ol India. N ehru. , H arris. Ja n e y Je e m s, Ile n d ry x .
would probably utilize much more, recreational facili­
e rs of S cience a n d In d u s try :" I W ith no R eg rets. R au. H om e to .sk u lld u g g e ry on H alfailay C re e k ,
ties th a t were created p a rtially th ro u g h th e ir efforts. d Eaton.
B eh in d th e S how W indow . | India. T agore. C o llected poem s H olton, l im e anil the houi . lion
Y outh has trem endous energy. It would be our su g ­ M cC reery. E x p lo rin g th e E a rth la n d p la y s W anless. W anless ol I gh
'D i e C am elepliainoo.se, Hull
India L an cet of th e L ord. W ern- I p h ries. A n n S ta r s ta ll n u rse . Le
gestion th a t th is energy be utilized d uring the present a n d its Life.
"Books are B rid g es to N ew hci My In d ia n F am ily . W e rn h e r F arge T h e su d d e n g u e st: Lolls.
fo rm ativ e period of the recreational program .
B rink.
M agic a 1 J T he L and and th e W ell W h eeler 'I'o see a lin e lad y ; L ogan S u san
People appreciate m ost those th in g s which they do means' gmcs B lu e W illow .
j India a g a in st th e S to rm . M acK en- M arton c iv ilia n , M acard le T he
"B ooks a re B rid g es to S o u rc e s , zie In d ia 's p ro b lem can be Solv- i u n fo re se e n . M ain w a rin g
fo r them selves, and th is will hold tru e for the recrea
B uild
of F u n a n d E n te r ta in m e n t:’’ A c k ­ ! ed.
i my gallow s h ig h , M a rq u a n d . B
tional program .
ley. M a rio n e tte s. L eem in g . F u n j NEW W O R LD A -C O M IN ’ Bon- F s d a u g h te r; M iller. Shod w ith
lw ith Boxes.
tehips. They seek a City. Fast. flam e, M orris. O v e r a t th e C ro w ­
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“Books A re Bridges” Is
Them e o/ 1946 Book W eek
I
BEW ARE OF SHARPERS
Tip sh eets and publications produced by questio n ­
able o rganizations concerning sale of su rp lu s w ar p ro ­
p erty are being used in th is are a and the o p erato rs are
g e ttin g aw ay w ith a sm all fortune.
The W ar A ssets a d m in istratio n has am ple facilities
fo r providing any and all kinds of inform ation neces­
sa ry fo r purchasing any surplus property. T his in fo r­
m ation is F R E E , and is available to anyo n e.
The address of th e WAA regional office is P. O. Box
4062, Swran Island, P ortland, 8, Oregon.
The tip sheets which are sold to veterans, f a r m e r s .1
g as statio n s, and g a ra g e o p e ra to rs usually a tte m p t to
indicate th a t th ey o ffer under cover access to reserved
su rp lu s w ar p ro p erty a t below cost prices.
Ten such publications have been o p eratin g n a tio n al­
ly, and one individual in the Rogue R iver region has set
up such a publication.
F ederal officials req u est th a t anyone who has any
dealings w’ith any of th ese o u tfits rep o rt th e ir findings
to th e office of th e D eputy U nited States, m arshal.
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leys'. N m i i M ink cna.-t. O lw e ll
A nim al b u m .
P h illip s
G re a t
A niei lean slim I no v els, Q u e n tin
Love .ails al d a w n lilc h tc i T he
lit Lis. R uck, T hrow a w a y vestei
d a y ' S e lle it D usty sp rin g ; S in
claii
A w orld Io w in, S m ith .
R h u b a rb , S m ith No b e lie i lan d .
S te e n Hi II Tiiiixoii, W e n tw o rth .
P llg iim 's re st, W ern h ei T h e land
and (lie w ell. W hile
M istre U
M asliam 's iepn.se, W ilson
T he
h e rd sm a n ; Wodi house J m in Ihe
m orning
Nt >N F IC T IO N A ila m b
D iq n ei
at the W hile H ouse
lla ru c h .
G la ss house ol p re ju d ic e B ishop
N orth jin d S o u th , B lan d in g To-
l.ii I- I i e i e
K iom fn l I A lew
bra s la c k s, B ullltl T in 1 (¡re n t
lobe list'll L 'am pbell Jim B r id ­
ger, m o u n ta in m an. Cai s o n .
llo in e a w a v lim n hom e. I' ln le tle i.
From the top ol the s la b ., For
e ste r I.m il llm nblow ei . F aslei
A T re a su ry of S te p h e n F o ster;
G o dden T hus lai and no fu rth e r;
G o rdon O ur son. P ablo. G ould.
P ie n a ta l c are foi fa th e rs, G ia
ham M aine c h a rm s trin g . G ic c n
slet. T he L ow ells and th cli s e v ­
en w orlds. H aggard A lcohol e x ­
p lo red :
Hulsey
Culm
B lind,
H ughes No tu n c bn te a rs. Ilu ro k
Im p re sa rio ; M ayorga T h e best
one act plays nf 1945, N ehru. T he
d lse o v e iv of In d ia. P e a rso n S u c ­
cess on Ihe sm all fa rm . I’e a ltie .
T he Pacific coast ra n g e s. P itk in .
T he best y e a rs o r how to en jo y
re tire m e n t;
Poole
T h e G re a t
W hile Hills of N eil H a m p sh ire ;
H on to build cabins, lodges, an d
b u n g a lo w s, ({eager You c a n talk
w ell. R obert T he Borzoi book of
b a lle ts
S o ljak New
Z e a la n d ;
S te in c ro h n W hat you c a n do for
A n gina P ectoris an d c o ro n a ry o c ­
clu sio n ;
T h o m p so n
A m erican
d a u g h te r; T ilto n How to desig n
and m ak e sm a rt clo th es W aters.
T he C olorado. W h itm a n 1 hear
th e people sin g in g , W ilson G erti-
n iu m s;
M onum ent» and m arker«. S ee
Burns M em orials. On th e P la /t.
Loaf and Play in the
SUNNY SOUTHWESI
Take your, winter holiday the easy, thrifty
Greyhound w ay
....
.♦
For the best vacation y o u ’ve ever had, let G rey h o u n d
fake you to the G reat S o u th w estern playlands o f leisure,
tun, and su n -tan , th a t fairly sh o u t th eir w elcom e.
It s so easy to g o by G rey h o u n d . . .s to p p in g o v er w hen
the m ood strikes y o u ...lo a fin g and playing to y o u r heart's
content. R iding the scenic G rey h o u n d way, you m ake c/'ery
m inute w a n t - freq u en t schedules save precious time. And
the cost is much less than d riving.
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See y o u r local G rey h o u n d agent for vacation suggestions. •
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SAMPLE FARES FROM ASHLAND
Los Angeles $10.12 Palm Springs $12.08 Tucson $20.18
Tax Included
l » ul it can, a u a n m e zxmeiicau peupie can to recog­
nize m e uangci it win nappen neefc.
m e G u iu n j.u id .iiri, a n o i g a m z e u g r o u p o i j e w - b a t e é i s ,
iie g ro n a te ir i a n u p o w e r
m u lV m u a iri la o r w e e n
Harr> I ravis
101
East Main
8181
Were u in n a ria cu a l t e r a n o rg a n iz e u ra c e n u t w m e n m e j
u e g a n u a c a iire ti.
m e em eu u i p o n c e u i u ie c ity w u e re in e c o iu m o ia n b
w e re uncuasK eu a a itl u r m e le a n e r or tn e g ro u p , n e a
g u t uuneri in in s n e a u .
i n e le a n e r o i m e G u in m b ia n a riaiu, ‘w e r e p la n n in g
tu latee o v e r m ia to w n , tn e u lin a s ta te , a n u m e n tn e
c o u n tr y .''
xouay Ute leaner and several cohorts a ie languisn-
ing m jail.
m e r e ia a p arallel here, in G erm any an lnnivitiual
nam en Auoipn x u tie r nau a low Beginning in a peer
n a n in Aiumen. m s p lan a s in m s political p ia tio im
were m uen tne sam e as uiose oi m e Colum bians. tie ,
too, was tossed in jm i, w nere w itn tne neip oi tvuuoti
tie sa ne w rote a booK, ’’Alien rvam pi, which outuneu
lu tu r e course ot action lo r tne m o w n s m r ts aim tne
S to rm troops. A t tn e tim e m ti e r was ja n e n tne jailo r,
w itn a Knowing look, said ot Adoipn. "X ies a oone-
head. '
A dolph, th a t bonehead, wnen released tro m ja il be­
g an a m arch into pow er th a t ptungeu tne e n u re w orm
in to w ar.
The leader of tn e Colum bians, who h as follow ers,
m ay when released tro m jail, m id m ore follow ers, m ore
people who subscribe to his F ascist doctrines, and
m ay begin a m arch in to pow er here in A m erica tn a t
will duplicate th e H itle ria n story.
I t c a n ’t happen here. B u t it can, and it m ay il A m er-
icans don’t recognize the evils.
W hat are th e evils? P rim arily , a lack of u n d e rsta n d ­
ing of w h at a tru e dem ocracy is. The belief in racial
su p erio rity . The fe a r th a t a m inority race, th e Hebrew
race, is planning to ta k e over th e worlds m o n etary sys-
tem , th e w orlds political setup, and th a t th is m ay have ,
alread y been done.
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