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Southern Oregon New* Review, l'hurMliy, May i, 1947. SOUTHERN OREGON TALENT NEWS REVIEW Published every ihursduy b> THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY Asiilund, Oregon 187 East Main Struct Carryl H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence, Publishcis Friends Church elects Officers WENDELL LAWRENCE, Editor l.t lc n l, E ntered as second-class m ail m a tte r in the post oil ice a t A sh land, Oregon, F ebruary Id, 19Jo, under the act ol C ongress of M arch 3, 1879. M a y 1—The TALENT TOPICS b y C h r is t in e W a llin m onthly ll’1 ,ns flsh ,n k tack le to go fish ing tu- found th at his Dad had it. E vldentully Mr S u tto n is go ing to do som ething besides work H ere’s hoping the fish bite and and don't come hom e and tell us about the one th at got aw ay Fishing season opened w ith a l>ting and th e fish w ere b iting so they say. Mr Jen n in g s of T alent says he caught the lim it in Beai Creek Tiny C om hest and wife spent a couple of days in Dead end m ountain and rep o rt fish biting there. Manufacturers, wholesalers, and other distributors ol goods fell line this week with the Newburyport plan and began reducing prices along with retail merchants throughout the nation. As a measure to coinbat inflation this 10 per cent price cut would have normally had dubious results. 1 lad the small retailers been forced to carry this to per cent drop in prices it would have lasted but a short time and in the end the prices would hase increased back to and more than the original 10 per cent. Now, however, with the distributors and the manufacturers stepping in to slash prices 10 per cent the small retail business man can pass that 10 per cent drop on to his customer, without taking a personal loss. T alent F riends church has two This w’lll mean that the reductions are permanent. team s en tered in the YMCA During the past year big business has amassed profits which have C hurch League in A shland. The been greater than during any previous year, these profits should be T hursday afternoon th ere will younger hoy s. ;,gi 5» 12 form one he a baseball gam e at th e T alent team and the older team is com returned to the buyer, in the form of reduced prices. school betw een C en tral Point prised <il 12 - 15 years. Saturday was the fu st practice gam es in A week ago in the nation there was a growing rebellion among the school and Talent. T alen t school will hold play which the T alen t Team s won pe sple against the continued high cost of living. This rebellion found an day Friday Schools invited are 1 both games. They played the outlet in the Newburyport plan, and the was in which merchants Bellview, Pine H urst, Wagnei I C h u rch of the Ntizarene. grasped at the reduced price plan indicates that they felt the rebellion. C reek, F ern Valley and W est side. Mi M cA rther, m an ag er of I)i Ju n io r and senior school sttid Sales were dropping off. People were beginning to shop again. ; G eorgio F ruit Co. of San Francis ents will have a picnic F rid ay co was in Jack so n county look The trend is from a seller’s market toward a buyer’s market. The ing the fruit crop over the past price slash goes deeper than patriotic tear of an inflation and its resul week. M cA rther says the fruit looks good this year. tant recession. The price slash is being brought about largely bv lower Mrs. A nderson from A nderson T alent, May 1, 1947—W agner ed sales, and it indicates that the buyers no longer will buy anything C reek school will give a pie soc Creek is planning on going to at any price. ial, Friday evening, May 2, at the S acram ento valley in Ju ly to sta rt tru it packing, for Mr M cArther. The retailers were the first to notice it, and now the manufacturers school house Cake, pic and coffee This will m ake h er fourth vt»ai will be served a fte r th e e n te r packing there. and distributors have awakened to the situation and are falling in line tainm ent. Proceeds from th is e n Mr. and Mrs. K enneth S w ath- tertain m en t will be p u t in the with reduced prices to attract buyers back into the market. This indi school’s ! landei received notice of the hot lunch fund. Mrs. Nye death of Mr S w ath la n d e r’s, cates definitely that the trend is in favor of the buver. And it’s about is in charge of this social. m other, Mrs. Eley S w ath ltin d er time. Mr. and Mrs. B yron of W agner er, a resident of Sidney, N ebraska W agner Creek To Give Box Social S atu rd ay afternoon. The S w ath- landers are new com ers in Talent Alice Thoreson, assistant post m istress of T alen t post office, has been ill the past week We are * l>o you want an electric washing machine, a new suit, nylon hose, holding their Prayer meetings at glad to report she Is back to work automobile tires, or an automobile? Anv one of these items should not -*.1.1' ' 1*1, W ednesday evening again. Mrs. Alice B u rn ette has been at 7.30. instead of a t p riv ate assisting in the post office whil be too hard to get. for according to a recent survey made by the United homes. Everyone is welcome. Thoreson has been aw ay States News all of the above listed items plus several more are being 1 , M.1? an^ Mrs. Roy R irm an and Mrs. A. W Cone is spending a few . , . 1 fam ily of Eugene, O regon have produced in greater quantity than before the w ar. A number ot items I recently purchased the Hotchkiss days at the hom e of K. V T h o re son. The Cones are now living nt house on 1st S treet. are already in oversupply. V erda C raven, of Boise, Idaho, T um w ater, W ashington Production is at floodtide, despite strikes. Vi'ith production so high, has recently moved to T alen t to Mrs. Block of T alent celebrated er b irthday, April 28 at h er demand is going to lessen as consumer's absorb their needs. The natural assist in the church work She is h hom e at T alen t Cafe. She rccciv- em ployed at the B etter Book and result of this is lowered prices. The nations 10 per cent price slash in Bible House in M edford, and is ed m any presents and a visit from living tem porarily at the Agnes her son. Mr. Block, of Ashland. dicates that prices are adjusting themselves. H ackier home. The trend is toward normalcy. However, too great an oversupply Mrs. Elsie S tan b o rg an d and could mean a drop in production with a resultant drop in employment. son. R ichard, of N orth Bend v isit ed h er parents, Mr and Mis. Joe We’d recommend that foreign markets be utilized to absorb the over D ennis last week. Mi's. D ennis re supply and that as more and more Americans indicate by their lessened cently re tu rn ed hom e from the hospital w here she had been a buying that they have filled their needs, more and more American p atien t for a long time. Mrs. M ary Higgins visi t e d produced goods should be shipped to foreign markets. friends in Eagie Point Sunday. This will take care of the oversupply, it will mean constant employ Mrs. Ben C lark gave h er h u s ment in America, and it will aid in preventing the recession which so band a su rp rise d in n er S atu rd ay evening to celeb rate his 74th many economists are positive we are going to have. birthday. Invited guests w ere Mr. and Mrs. L eighton M cDowell and three children, and Mr. and Mrs. * * * G eorge C lark and children. Miss Lottie B resw ick of B ell view and S arah B resw ick of A sh A democracy governs by rule of the majority. This has an odd im land w ere gttests of Mrs. P ark s, plication when applied to the present situation in Greece, where a rul Sunday. Oversupply | C reek celebrated th eir fifth w ed ding A nniversary as di n n e r guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C l“ p.n i‘\ **r.Way evening. - T alent F riends C hurch are now day evening, April 2-1, at the Tul en t city hall Donald R oininger was installed as senior vice co m m an d o . Leon ard C lupney, ju n io r vice com m ander; Hod O 'C onner, q u a r t o m aslei Merle M artin, ad ju tan t; litiu id in , lilia li» C ornelius H omi , past coninuind er and q u a rte rm a ste r ,und ’i.eltoy Host, ot A shland, w ere guests ol d ie in itia tio n cerem on y. .... n— ------ A p arty of Mr. and Mrs. Mm rey S utton, and Mr. und Mrs Block of the O K cafe, Talent, spent a pleasant day driving around Jackson county the nthiti day. Mr. and Mrs. Dean C arv er are living at the Talent Auto Court They a re form erly from Om aha. N ebraska Edith Sinopie sp en t from Sat urday to W ednesday w ith her d au g h ter and relativ es at S nudi Hiver. TEDLOCK Friends Church Wins Two Practice Games Latent High School ★ ★ ★ Conrad Waite to Command Post Talent. May I Coni ad Waite C h u rc h N ig h t of th e 1 n lc n l i M urry S u tto n u in Vida, O re F t lends C h u rc h w as h e ld T h u r s gon at this tu n e on the McKinney was installed as com m ander ot day e v e n in g a t th e hom e ot M a r Hiver building som e eabi n s. the Talent Phiw nix Post No. 75711 Williams. lter r a p o t-lu c k ! W h‘‘n M urie-V S utton, Jr. looked V eterans of Foreign Wars, Thors g a r ie e l t W llluuns. A fte unm et ttie reg u lar business n u e t mg ot tin- church was conducted N e w o iu e e r s 101 th e com ing year include Jesse E dw ards. Asniund. P resident C leik , Louise S am ple, Sunday Sellout Supt.; V erda Cra ven, assistant s u p e r in te n d e n t, R uth K ills, P resid en t of the W om ens M issionary Union, and A va lon Roberts, pianist. The pastors, G eorge and Ele- m ta Bales, have resigned in o rd er to atten d school this fait. Bales wilt en ter S p rin g field College, S p n n g tie ld , M assachusetts, i n Septem ber. The B ales' p lan to leave early in the su m m er, stu p ing on the way to vi it fi lends and relatives in T exas and M is souri. The new pasto r has not been chosen. A Buyer's Market NEW S I K enneth C an . chaplain: Howard, Locksiuod, o tliie r of me day, John W Burdell uml Leonard Le P ic i-, color b ean rs, and Hugh FOR WASHABLE SURFACES • ( -leans with one application no rinsing required • Tedlock lifts the dirt, “sur face tension” does the work • Brush it on, wipe surface clean. Ask for Tedlock at Your Grocers Rubber heel marks, crayon, pencil, and smudges of all kinds disappear like magic with a few easy brush strokes Congratulations Majorities and Minorities er who is being supported internally by a minority group is being aided by a country which has as it’s basic premise of government, that the majority is always right. Today’s American imperialistic policy is the first step into a race for w'Orld dominance. The issue is simple- Is the w’orld to become a communist dominated world or it is to become allied with America and the democratic principle. America is presently aiding a minority in Greece, because by demo cratic standards that minority comes closest to meeting our political ideas. And if our politicaT ideas are not spread and fostered and nu rtu r ed about the world, Communist ideas will be forced upon the people of the w'orld. Already sides have been picked for the struggle for World domin ance. There are two main participants, America and Russia. Both are engaged in extending their spheres of political activity. The w'orld is too smaf) for nations to any longer attempt to extend their economic and political borders to the next nation. Extension of economic and political borders today means extension throughout the world of those borders. This is one W'orld. Each day it becomes smaller. There need be no shooting war to determine what nation shall dominate this one world- American diplomats and American businessmen can, by strong and fast measures, secure this one world for America. The securing of a democratic government in Greece is the first major step in making this a democratically dominated world. If our elected representatives and our career diplomats fail to extend the lines of democracy about the world we w'ill lose the struggle and will find world dominance a reality, with Russia doing the dominating, unde mocratic.! lly. * * Stork Brings Boys To Talent Families T alent, May 1—Mr. and Mrs. D ean D orm an are th e p aren ts of a baby boy born A pril 29, in the A shland C om m unity Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Beeson are also th e p aren ts of a baby boy born A pril 29, in the A shland C om m unity hospital. Mrs. Helen W isner is in the A shland C om m unity H ospital this week. Log Trucks Banned From Two Streets Talent, May 1—City M arshal C. W. Cooper, announced th a t all logging trucks are to stay off of 1st an d Gibson streets in Talent.. T hey are subject to fine if th ey trav el on those streets. He also announced th a t all dogs are to be k ept tied on a leash or chained. O. C. Hill of Chico, C alifornia, has purchased pro p erty from Van Tess & Mills R ealty Co. of T al ent. He plans to move to T alent w ith his fam ily in the n ear fu ture. * There Should Be More United States senator Cain from Washington has made the statement that lie was not sent to Washington D. C. to help loot the treasury for the benefit of his own state. Too bad that more of the nation’s elected representatives don’t feel the same way. If the good of the nation as a whole was considered each time a legislative measure was passed, the entire nation would benefit. MONUMENTS Marble, Granite, Bronze Extra Lettering Available BURNS AGENCY "On Ih . P l.,a " KWIN On your return to the air and the new improved facilities. We are glad to have had a part in helping rebuild the Rogue Valley Broadcasting Company’s Radio Station. Ashland Lumber Co. Ralph Fairweather Larry Basey Smith Plumbing & Heating Trowbridge & Flynn
