Southern Oregon News Review. Thursday. Feb 27. 1947
SOUTHERN
OREGON
The Jacksonville Miner
N EW S R E V IE W
Published every Thursday by
THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY
Asldand, Oregon
167 East Mam Street
Carryl H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence, Publishers
WENDELL LAWRENCE. Editor
Entered as second-class mail matter in the post office at Ash­
land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress ot
March 3, 1679.
Bookstore Will Be
Opened on Campus
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office. Will be opened lo students
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ii u o i i , s o n or in r. a n u A n s. i*.o- liiib, in bourbon, A liH soun. l i e is ail pluns are approved by
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itppiVfcMM.. survived by his wile, lla n ie li, slate Ixiard today.
The stationery suppllies and text
J u n e C a m e l m e w u s g i v e n ny m i and a son, Hubert i.e i t o y , i.o o g
the door. The Chinese people, through their govern­
iiiin e l lo m i l s U eo n v j i ie iio u v u e i, Beach, California. '1 wo inunieis bonks necessary im opening ibe
ow ard Bush ol Mi illo iu son oi m i . a n d m i s . iw o n o i i e i i - and a sister also survive m m .' stnri will be obtained fmm the
ment had closed the door on American trade ano Amer­ was airs. in H euarge
oi m e piogrum . o a il ie i o i J a c k s o n v ille , u o m g u
They are: r. S. hunch, iia Gum Mail. The approximate cost foi
ican money and were planning to operate on a closed o n e spoke on b iiu
s, tile l i n e o l w o r e w u iie s u d s , w im o iu v k .m u lie, Ashland, W. S>. m uch, Mourn original outlay is estimated at
ule latk w as ttu ig» U u isn ie tti) wiine Uvcssoilca. llle y earn n .iu lam View, Missouri; and Mrs $6.000
riie store, undei office
economy.
w uuiow . ¡she lias a w uioow
MeElwain, Hoberlsvi i i e management with Mi Fred Mm
s in g e u r c in u e o i s a g e s a n u w o ie u | Ruth
A continual inspection of files, and business trans­ lee
o e r station aim loiu ol m e -U
Ian m charge, will be operated on
Missouri.
oi pearls.
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1 non profit basis with as small
actions is being made by Chinese police in the offices o u ie ie iil sp eeies ol o n u s m at ail r anu
n u u iieiioacn er and Don o
ail overhead expense as Is pos­
o t e v isiieu ner. Airs. C. P. Sineis m i e n w i l e u s l l e i s lo r m e u u u o ic J A C K S O N V I L L E f O L K S
of any American firm which is in business in China. n also
ible to run the store effieienth
spoke, Her su b ject was: wedding. 1 lie wedding party a tm U U m T H IB U T E S167.42
The outcome is that the U. S. businessmen feel as tvuat sn ail m e Gurueiier react . m
Totals from the Jacksonville
ends went lo m e Home o l me
r roin m e garden ot Airs. n. i . oi ides parents, Air. mid m i s . tioy area lor the 1947 March of Dimes
M onuments and m sr ltsr s Sea
though the Chinese government is attempting to put iNiCfiol,
AieulorU a display ol zt. d a r k in Jacksonville lor im campaign readied $167.42 accord Burn* Memoriali!. On tha Platt.
neaUier, tne tlower ot tne iiiontn, reception. Airs. L,oiu u iien oaeiiei mg to a report made to the state
them out of business. And is nearly succeeding.
was snowii. .An arrangement ol anu Airs. ji*an Clark eonm iueu headquarters liy Verne Smith,
In China there is a trade licensing law, anu this has staghorn
sumac was aiso shown, me culling ot the iw in weuuiug Jackson county chairman
been a method of preventing American firms from it was arranged by Airs. Leonard cake
alter me brides hud cut me
nrst piece. Alls. Alarjoi ie Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kingsley and*
expanding their operations, by refusing to license the Aletvee.
V isitors from Medford included presided ai in. pm iiu oowi. Airs, son were visitors in Medford last
firm the Chinese nave been able to keep the business Mrs. tl. M. Lappin, Airs. L. V. iienry ».
...is, Pauline m c - Saturday.
Watkins, and Airs. N ellie Bowles. Cormiii., m i s . Catherine sn ilih
from functioning.
Airs. C. H. Robinson, Jacksonville aIU'j
uunie M ill assisted in
A rich trade has been built in China by smuggling was also a guest.
serving uunng the reception. a I iss
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banned American goods into the land of Cathay. Any Prizes during the m eeting were Josipiiine Kantor registered an
awarded to Airs. R. T. Niehol and gin sis present.
type of item which could be classed as a luxury item Mrs. Paul Godward. Mrs. Ken- i Air. and Airs. Olfcnbachvr wem
is on this banned list. This includes cosmetics, fountain neth Farley poured during the i lo ¡sun f runcisco lor m en honey­
4-
moon anu win make men home
pens, and automobiles. Yet the Chinese in the metro­ tea. Members present in c lu d e d : in
zvppiegale when they return.
politan areas such as Shanghai are willing to pay black Myrtle Arnold, Stella Beach, An- m ey oom graduated trout me
ksonvnic uign school in Ibtu.
market prices for such merchandise. This forces many na Coleman, Katherine Farley, jucksoi
Airs. Kubli are in Los
"to 4Ke« •
normally reputable American firms into what aie Mary Godward, Mrs. g . w . God- Angeie: and
s on meir honeymoon, anu
ward, Claire Hanley, Elizabeth win also reside in zvppiegale. Airs
black market operations.
San Francisco $5.05
Heckert, Hattie Hendrickson, Lois 'irvuuii graduated troni Union high
Graft within the government is not looked down upon McKeen, Dorothy Mills, Sadie s c h o o l in zvreudia, California la s t
Can
You
Predict
in China. Morally, it amounts to this: if one is in a gov- Nichols, Addle Smets, Helen Heed June, m i husband was released
Tacoma
$6.75
ernmental position and can do favors for his friends Whitney.
alter spending tw enty-five m o n -!
The Fuwre?
and family lie is obligated to do these favors to aid the ___ _
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ins in me south Pacific.
Seattle
$7.00
family. If he fails and does not assist his family by,
Plus t«x
Mrs. Otto Heckert and children,
Jacksonville
If N o t, You Will be W i„
making available to them either governmental posi-1
Donald and ztnita, accompanied
Mr. and Airs. Bob Prentice to
tions or opportunities he is failing in his responsibility
Ramblings
to See or Call U» About
397 E. Main
Phone 21611
Crater Lake Feburary 16. Dale
to his family and friends and is a “Bo Hao” or poor
Fick also made the tu p with them
Life Insurance.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Goddard
official.
N ext Wednesday, March 5, the land son of Washington spent last
Net result of such an attitude is that the Soongs. Parent Teachers Association will weekend in the home of*M*r. and
fo i h ic n d ly r»*ivite
who are related by marriage to the Gissimo, Chiang me^t at the high school at eight Mrs. g . b Goddard and family oi
BILLINGS AGENCY
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p m. June Brisbine and the first i Jacksonville.
Kai Shek, have a hand in all the financial transactions ancj second grade mothers win
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209 W. Main St.
Ph. 7550
Medford .Oregon
in China. T. V. Soong, Madame Chiang Kai Shek’s ^ c h a rg e oM h e p rogram ^
Mrs. Perozzi Tells
Main 4 Oak
Ph. 8781
brother and the Gissimo’s brother in law is minister Home Extension unit will meet at f South Americil
Ashland. Oregon
of finance. T. V. Soong
one of the wealth- the
Royal Neighbors Hail from
Real Steaks
G )>d Coffe»
Mrs. Louise Perrozi, spoke
o is reputedly
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ten a m to three p.m. Lunch will
DEPENDABLE
about
her
trip
to
South
America,
lest men in China.
be served at noon. Miss Marion
INSURANCE COUNSELORS
county demonstrati o n at the Tuesday evening meeting -------------- . ! 1 1 1
1.
Individuals close to Soong are probably in the envi­ Farrell,
agent, will have charge of . th e ' °f d>e Hope Rebekah lodge. Mrs.
able position of knowing what is going to happen to program.
‘ Perozzi has just returned from a
three month trip through South
the monetary market before it happens. With this type
If you are going to build, tee
America which she took with her
ut about your heating prob­
of competition American businessmen who are attemp­
daughter, Louise.
INSURANCE
Mrs. J. E. Gowland and Mrs.l lems. We will be glad to work
ting to found or carry on reputable import and export
Enlow gave readings.
with you on the location and
business in China find themselves out on a limb. They
After a short business meeting
installation ot your floor fur­
Fire - Auto - Theft
refreshments were served in the
can’t compete against inside track Chinese.
nace. We invite contractors to
dining room.
r STANDARD COMPANIE
Americans who were upheld by the Chinese during
consult •*. Let us help you
plan
the
location
and
installa­
the war as saviors of China are today being jeered and I
tion of the heating pant.
booed in the streets of Chinese cities. The “ting hao”
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Standard
K|' North Pioneer St.
shout and the thumbs up sign that used to be given by
J. F. EMMETT
Stove Oil
Ashland. Oregon Phone 8611
street urchins at the sight of an American have chang­
38 East Main — Ph. 788«
For Heaters
ed to a muttered “Jungwa bo hao,” flying stones, and in
the case of one American marine a bullet in the back.
Burner Oil
The insurance on the old car
For Furnaces
People who have lived in China for several years fear
automatically covers the new
another uprising in the nature of the Boxer rebellions.
Technician on Call
one for a period ot 30 days.
Phone 3331
Our peace mission failed miserably. When the truce
Let your insurance agent
Whittle Transfer
delegation left Peking last week not a solitary Chinese
handle your car insurance.
appeared at the railway station to bid the group good-
He'll be on the job when a
loss occurs.
by.
Secretary of State Marshal stated at a press confer­ A. F. Walter Kresse,
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ence last week that he was “terribly disillusioned”
M. D.
about the Chinese situation. When Marshall went out
Is Now
Asiociatod With
to China he was met with flying flags, crowds, and the
promise of a cooperative attitude on the part of the Chas. Haines, M. I).
Kuomintang and the Communists. This cooperative at­
titude was never any more than just an attitude. One
Medical Building, Ashland
INSURANCE AGENCY
SEARS ELECTRIC has obtained
side after another failed Marshall, time after time, in Office Phone 7781
Ashland Hotel Bldg. I’h. 4781
Ashland,
Oregon
order to “save face” within their own parties.
Residence Lithia Hotel, 3611
t he services of Walter Gillette, ra­
Never, during the Marshall truce negotiations did the
dio repairman, who will operate
Communists and the Nationalists cease fighting. Never
did either side attempt to recognize a basic fact, that
the Sears Radio Repair Depart­
a United China was essential to a strong China.
ment.
Always during the time that the Marshall mission
was in China and previous to that time and today, the
various power factions within the Communist ranks
Estimates on request. Labor
and within the Nationalist party were playing Marshall
and parts quarnnteed for 90 days.
and the United States government against other fact­
ions within China.
We pick up and deliver.
Net result: Nothing.
Today the Open Door has been closed. Tomorrow
will be another day, already the peasants are planting
GIVE HIM
the rice in the rich, green uplands of Szchewan and
ears lectric
YOUR PICTURE
Yunan provinces. A bumper crop may alleviate some of
the chaos, People see things differently on full stom­
399 EAST MAIN
TELEPHONE 7821
The nicest gift you can
achs and the people of China are no different than the
give is your own pic­
ture. especially when
people of any other nation in this respect.
it's a lovely portrait
There’s
No
Need
To
Be
China needs help, but by her people’s own actions the —if you have your lock-
by . . .
door to assistance from the United States has been smithing done a t . ..
swung closed.
In Chinese governmental circles, moral corruption,
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inefficiency, graft, ignorance are rampant. These are
RECORDS
the rule not the exception. Chaotic conditions are bound
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Bicycle and Repair Shop
Telephone 21847 - 214 E. Main
to result when a government is as weak as the present 343 E. Main — Ashland. Ore.
Ashland
Chinese government.
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