Southern Oregon News Review, Thurs., April 10, 1947
SOUTHERN
OREGON
NEWS REVIEW
P ublished every T hursuay by
THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY
Ashland, Oregon
167 East Main Street
Carryl H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence, Publishers
WENDELL LAWRENCE, Editor
Entered as second-class mail matter in the post oltice at A sh
land, Oregon, February là, 193a, under the act ol Congres.-, ot
March 3, 1679.
THE UNITED STATES ARMY
T A L F N T
City Council Votes
l or Street Signs
T a le n t, A p ril
10— T a le n t will
h a v e s tr e e t id e n tific a tio n s signs
a t all in te rse c tio n s, as so o n a>
m a te ria ls a re o b ta in e d . H ouses
th ro u g h o u t
the city w ill u l»>
h av e n u m b e rs assig n e d , using
Alain s tie e t as n o rth a n d so u th
d iv id in g line a n d the o ld P a e u u
h ig h w a y as e a st a n d w e st drvid
PHOENIX CHRISTIAN
CHUHCH
N E W S
CARE OF THE F E E T ’
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im en i, n p r u io im e n i e x te n
sio n U lin m e i in tn e c u y
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lu n e iie n ii n as s e r v e n Hl lim ili. o u n
jeel uiseusseii lor the aliernuuii
n .is, v u ie oi lue teet.'
MISS VlVlAW C h r tr .-in a
b u tu L D FRIDAY. rtPhlL 4
I nc body ot \ iv ian i h a p n iu n
was but led in M o u n tain i lew
c e m e te ry , hi m ay a fte rn o o n , A p m
l. a lte r lu n e ru l se rv ic e s w ere held
tor hei at tin- L itw illei lu n e ru l
Home, th a t sum o a fte rn o o n . The
u e v e ie n d E arl D o w n in g o itle ia i
eil a t tin- services.
M iss C h a p m a n w as ho rn July
7, 1914 in M edford, S h e is s u r
vived by h e r m o th e r. Airs. Z e lia
C alhoun, a n d a siste r, W ilinu C a l
houn, bom of A sh la n d ; a n d a
brother, S. W. C h a p m a n , ano
u n o th ei siste r, Airs. J e n y S h o rt, I
n o th ol K la m a th halls.
B ib le S ch o o l
M«» m ug
It is well to speak of stopping war. It is right and ,Ceon .Mulling \\ ill
fitting to state that the future of humanity lies with Read Over KWIN
humanity itself and that men themselves must stop
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thinking, talking, and making war.
group, at her hom e on 39, 4th
One is alm ost prone to believe
The fallacy in that type of thinking was shown to us street,
W ednesday, April 16. Leon th at there is some system to this
by the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor. For five M ulling of S outhern O regon eol-1 business until you see som e yel
lege, will give the reading over j low lines whose position defies
years previous to that time our isolationists whacked KWIN.
topic for discussion reason. I, m ight be like a vac
at our armament appropriations, cut at our National for the m The
onth of April is, “Social cination to keep the whole street
adjustm ent as influenced by u n from becom ing a n auseating y e l
defense fund, and weakened our miliary structure so derstanding
sex.”
low.
badly that when the crisis arrived we were totally un This radio of study
group met at
O ur one hope in this tim e of
prepared for it and two years were spent in getting the hom e of Mrs. H arold A. difficult p ark in g is th at some
Thom as, last W ednesday, A pril 9 antidote is found before the
ready for our first major offensive, for the assault on Mrs.
M abel W inston, of S o u th ern m ushroom - like grow th of yellow
O regon college, read the topic i lines take over the town,
the North Africa coast.
P earl B utton
Unpreparedness didn’t pay off. Two years of war over KW IN.
could have been avoided had we been prepared. True,
the entire war should have been avoided, but having
failed to avoid the war, shortening it by two years
would have been a great saving of both lives and mat
erials.
If preparedness would have shortened the last war,
there is the possibility that preparedness may avoid
the next war. .Little Switzerland, which has been avoid
ing wars for the past century has, nevertheless, been
fully prepared for any contingency throughout ail of
that century. This preparedness is the major reason
why that nation has been bypassed in the swirl of
wars that have enveloped central Europe.
If America is to keep out of wars we feel that she
should speak softly and carry a big stick. This we
think will assure us of a peaceful America.
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This week throughout tiie world Army posts are ob These decisions w e re m ad e at
serving Army week. It is a week of empnasizing. on th e r e g u la r co uncil m e e tin g Iasi
the part of the generals, that “A strong America is a week .
peaceful America.”
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This is true, for through strength comes greatness,
and tne United States Army which has distinguished fo Open on Hwy. 99
la te n t, A p iil 10— Air. a n d Mrs.
itself on battlefields throughout the world for the past Ralph
Ai m ila g e ot T a le n t, p la n to
150 years has always been both strong and great, open th e ir hew e a le aim g a ra g e
Ja c k so n C o u n ty 's non la r m
h av e c o n s tru c te d on
hom e o w n ers will sp en d an e s ti
thougn many times the strength came not from num h th ig a t h w they
a y 99 m the B ellv iew dis
a te d $1,071,011(1 on i «pali am
bers, but from the men who were part of the Army, tn c t Uns Week. They also have • LITHIA lit BBI.Etfi m m odel
iil/a tio n wal k d u im g l9 4 ’i
living q u a r te r s m m e n new build
and many more times the greatness came not from the ing a n d w ill m in e th e re H om O u r m ost fum ed c o n trib u to r At least a th ird anti piohably
d ra n k of th e L ith ia n n e c ta r o n ' m ore th a n halt ot all dw ellings
size or strength of the Army but from the deeds which la te n t.
tin- P laza th e o th e r d ay , s tr a ig h t in Ja c k so n c o u n ty w ill he im
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ened up. a n d g la n c e d a b o u t w ith p ro v e d oi re p a ire d tins y ear, a c
were accomplished by a small group of men.
re n e w e d v ig o r a n d e y e sig h t and c o rd in g to e stim a te s rele.i.iM by
Today, in a world which is beset upon every side by Mrs. Lilah Parker
tin- sig h , w h ic h m et o u r c o n tr ib u th e T ile C ouncil of A m erica.
tor s eyes c a u se d this to be w r it
wars and rumors of wars a highly skilled, intelligent Owns Talent Cafe
'The c o u n ty ’s 11,044 single-
T a le n t, A p ril 10— T h e T a le n t ten :
fam ily hom es will acco u n t for
group of men should be part of the nation’s defense C ate
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is r.ov, ov. nod a n d o p e ra te d
ost e x p e n d itu re s, th e s tu d y r e
mechanism. Whether or not this should be a large by Mi L ilah P a rk e r. S h e p u r Il seem s th a t Alain s tre e t has m
vealed.
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is th e
m ost
c h ased th e re sta u ran t from M on som e d isease, no d o u b t very rare, w a n te d im p ro v em en t, w ith ab o u t
group is problematical.
w hich lias as its m a jo r sy m p to m
roe H em p h ill in J a n u a r y .
ow n ers p la n n in g to
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