S o u th ern Oregon N ew s Review, T hur«., Ju ly 24, 1947
i Ah und M in . A rn o ld Chapm an January fm the Asiatic. Since
back down ra th e r th a n show ing his hand.
aim
untigli tot , Joyce ic lu m c ii
time, she hus visited Pearl
bOVTUEJRN
And th e final and m ost im p o rtan t w ay to avoid w ar nome lasi week lim n lA .ik ii . i.i H that
arbor, Guam , ami Hung Kung
OREGON
is to w ork to avoid w ar. T here is no reason to r w ar to is a usas w liete 11 icy s u iiu tm
past m onili.
Mr and M is. C layton C ullen
i rav ag e th e w orld if o u r statesm en , o u r diplom ats, o u r
» o . uno Mo*. A l N in n y um spent the weekend m ('leseeni
Published every Thursday by
la iiu iy i d u i m u nomi- n o m b u i City
re p re se n ta tiv e s w ork to avoid w ar.
THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY
giiiun, Ailssuuii u livi u m o u illa
Now, w hile th e re is no peace, is th e tim e fo r o u r vuol xxitii Uii'ii p u ltilla uin o lm i
Astound, Orvguu
167 East Main Str> ct
s ta te d ep artm e n t to avoid war. The w orld is faced w ith I I'lutiVCX.
Carryl H. Wines and Wendell U. Lawrence. Publishcis
Uouu Junas ilaughtci oi Ali nm
a problem of e ith e r R ussian com m unistic dom inance o r I M in ranni' Junas WMs Unteli li
W E N D E L L L A W R E N C E , E d ito r
'lu e Ashland ilo a p ilu i lasi » u n
A m erican d em o cratic dom inance.
ouy where she unucrxveiii un np
Entered as second -class m ail m a tter m the post oltice at A sh­
The world is openly split into tw o cam ps. It is up to pei idee lui ny.
With I ' l i l l i H U
land, Oregon, Feb ru ary 15, 1935, under the act ut Confraea ol
Ali
uno
M
in
Waltei
Vv.illx
U
n
th e leaders of th e D em ocratic g ro u p to realize th at luat Momtuy ou a vacuimi) h ip
and
M arch 3, 187».
only th ro u g h h ard w ork, sm art pow er diplom acy, and I livy w ili hv gone tvxu v. ec»s ulto
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win visit m WioOiingion, touiio,
shrew d placem ent of Yankee d o llars can th e forces of uno
Montuna. They wni ii.n> .
tin film s to us
P E A C E IS A BSEN T
dem ocracy win. In o rd e r to have no w ar we all m ust uinnit lin c e ilious.oui nous.
Voti *11 like our si i vice
In th e la st few weeks th e w ords “ Peace is a b sen t" realize th a t th ere is g re a t d an g er of a w a r and w ork to
mi »mi » iin lo in Ovo oi Tul-
I devel ■ping and prin tin g
eut a iv being visited by
im u
have appeared sev eral tim es in th e colum ns of A m er­ avoid it.
niece, M i n . î ». F. A im n ni m e n ili
ic a ’s new spapers.
Washington.
The quickest way to bring w ar upon th e w orld will ion,
M i und A u n . e W May bry <>.
The individuals who have m ade th is sta te m e n t agree be fo r th e U nited S ta te s of Am erica to w ith d raw from Itvuvvi
ion, m egon .spini
lim it,
th a t th o u g h th e re is no w ar, th e re also is no peace.
uno f i Kiu y oi Uisi W iek will»
th e present diplom atic b attle for th e w orld. A refu sal ua.x
unit Alis. K \
ììin rcg p n .
T he tw o co u n tries whose n a tio n al desires preclude to m eet head on th e problem s of reco n stru ctio n will »n
r i nlay tue Aluybiys und i nol i -
any peace are th e U nited S ta te s of A m erica and Rus- b rin g w ar.
Non.N went to Lhumoitti loitte unu
P ho n « 21847
214 E. Main
spi ni the duy. Tiu- Aluybiys went
s ia -
«Aii4BMft
If we ag ain b u ry o u r heads in th e san d s of Isolation- lu lieux ertun from the lake
T here is a t p re se n t no tr u s tin g u n d e rstan d in g on the
■and—M i s.— H ug o —Lu—P u n ti
m ilita ry fo rc e s to degencr-
u n chi ldi en, n y iu n W ultei
p a rt of e ith e r of th ese natio n s. C o-operation on w orld i
m ere gh#)|ow
arm ies, if o u r po litician s and d ip ­
Connie Lei m
E atonville,
wide m a tte rs, co-operation w ithin th e halls ot th e lom ats give in to th e policies of th e K rem lin, then th ere .mu
Washington, visited Ali und Mi's,
li N. i i l t i m lust week M r Lu
U nited N atio n s is sadly lacking.
will indeed be no peace. There will be a com plete ab 1*1.nite is u bruttici ul M is. G lenn.
A t p re se n t no one is doing any shooting, but at th e sence of peace and a com plete war.
«* :ct
’< tim e ,
Ah und Aits. 11. N G ic im visit
i'il Ali. .nut M is C harles E M as­
sam e tim e, n e ith e r of th ese tw o m a jo r w orld pow ers
sun ol D u nsm u ir, C a lu m n ia the
tr y th e tr a in
can say, and honestly, "w e a re living harm oniously in
Mrs. Kilu Kuuckenbush oi Tul pusi weekend
ent
hai-
bvi
ii
visiting
her
duught
M
r.
and
M
is
B.
K.
De
L
u
m
ul
peace w ith our neighbors."
er an.l son-in-law'. M i and Mrs Duy Island Ttieoma, W ashington,
Does th e p resen t situ a tio n m ean th a t th e re will be
Albert Jacobson, of Dons. Cull X isiteil M i und Mrs. Il N G leim
forma.
lust week M i De Lullo is a hio-
w a r? Will th e absence of peace tend to c re a te a m ore
Mis George Newland and M is tin i of Mrs G lenn.
com bustible situ a tio n u n til th e re is a sh o o tin g w a r ’
i Bernard Roberts left Thursday
foi < iicgnii City tu attend a ten NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Possibly, b u t—
in
the C irc u it C ourt ot
the
days
Seventh Day A dventist
Talent. July 24—With Mis.
T here need be no w ar.
Stu ll
ul Oregon lo r Jackson
Helen W iesner us G roup G uard­ Camp meeting
Mary Wilkensun of S outh­ County.
N e ith e r th e R ussian people nor th e A m erican people ian, and w ith an initial envv;| ern Mrs California
Is visiting her
In till' M attel ot the Estate of
m ent of ten members, the Tul-
desire w ar. The R ussians, m isled as th e y m ight be by e n t Camp: firc gills group was or- daughter and sun in-law Mi ,m B cith u E. W in te r, Deceased.
Claud Jones
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
th e ir C om m unistic leaders, w ere still bled so w hite by jj!” jzvd londav night ut the City Mrs
C alvin Bell of K lam ath Fall? lb .it the undersigned has Hied his
Hall.
th e last w a r th a t th e pow ers th a t be in th e K rem lin j officers for the group w ert. visited the past weekend w ill lin a l account in said court and
his parents, M r and Mrs Bert t l i e
court lias liv e d Monday,
realize th a t th e m anpow er n ecessary to produce w ar elected as folows: President. Car- Bell.
or
Sept, tl, 1947 at 10 o’clock A. M. ,
is sim ply not available. N e ith e r is th e a ttitu d e to m a k e , i e y ^ i h v a n X m u ^ ^ A c i h n v
ami the court loom ol said c o u rt!
w ar a p p a re n t am ong th e R u ssian people. T h ey ’ve been 1 Gingerich. Sargeant at arms, New life and beauty for your at M edford, Oregon, as the tune I
.mil place lot the hearing of any i
close to w ar. T h ey ’ve seen and lived w ith w ar, and th ey j
S 'S w
W ebSi. " S
objections there may be to said!
JÜI4 I ruqz and upholstered fu rn itu re
Sleep ui n roomy liertli or rid«
M oth
report ami settlem ent thereof.
i
lary / Cleaning. Sixinq and
are, as individuals, not prep ared , m en tally o r physical- T horeson. L ilian S arg ean t, Mary
in eiimfiirtahle coach fiver- *
proofing
done.
Paul Ktuaell W inter, Executor.!
11
ly fo r w ar. I t will ta k e a lot of su b tle p ro p ag a n d a from Do?e °n' fto rn d t U The*’kTale and
inghl service relum ing, too.
7 17 4t
* n 11 \
th e C om m unistic h e a d q u a rte rs in Moscow to m ak e ' 1 group will be known as the Call Standard Cleaners or
For fan-» and schedule« call:
R. W. REYNOLDS SERVING
W ardrobe Cleaners for prices
Ivan D m itrov feel th a t to save his w orld fo r C om m un­ j C rater Lake Camp Fiye Girls.
ABOARD USS BUCKLEY
and particulars.
ism he m ust go out and do b a ttle w ith th e forces of ¡Mrs. Leslie Mason
Robert W Reynolds, firem an,
second class, son of Mrs. L Yock-
Dem ocracy.
I of Ashland, Ore., is serving
i Is Honored Monday
E. (s. Heim & Sons aboard
the destroyer USS Buck-
On th e w estern side of th e w orld th e forces of De­ Talent, July 24— A shower (
The fr ie n d ly S o u th e rn P acific
ley, which is operating with the
Phone
5798
which
com
plim
ented
Mrs.
Leslie
M
edford
m ocracy a re not p a rtic u la rly anxious to fig h t a w ar.
7th
Fleet
in
the
C
hina-Japan
Agent
S. J Uuilev
Mason, the form er Dorothy King, X.
area.
T he A m erican people do no t w an t w ar.
Phone
was given Monday evening at the
7501
The Buckley left San Du XL in
home of Mrs. Je rry Buroughs, 125
P e rh a p s th e Moscow leaders do d ram of w orld con­ South
Holly street. Mrs. Verne
q u est and th u s inevitably, w a r w ith A m erica. B ut A m ­ Briserm an and Mrs. E verett Tay­
of W agner Creek were assist­
Im portant, O regon M otorists!
~ *
e ric a ’s lead ers and th e U nited S ta te s governm ent lor
ant hostesses for the affair.
seem s to be m aking a d eterm ined e ffo rt to avoid th is
About 30 guests were present
Driver's Licenses Wnmbered 5R 33.000
and Mrs. Mason received many
w ar.
w
.
'g ifts. D uring the evening the
w e are ta k in g an activ e p a rt in th e re c o n stru ctio n bride’s grandm other. Mrs Artie
To 5R -66.0Q Q E x p ir e D u rin g J u ly !
of th e world. O ur lead ers a re a t th is tim e a c tin g l .k e 1 F k T m X
X iA
u o rld diplom ats, not like h ay seed s b uying th e B ro o k -,? 8 in R^no, Nevada and are mnk-
lyn bridge. T h ro u g h ta k in g an active p a rt in w orld af- i ,ng the'r horn<‘ In uJ enr
MONUMENTS
>iui m ust apply for renew al th is m o n th O N L Y
fa irs we a re lining up o th e r natio n s, on th e side of de-1 Mrs. Jam es Driscoll of Klam ath
M arble. G ranite. Bronze
il y o u r d r iv e r s lieeiiue serial n u m b e r i« in the
m ocracy.
¡Falls, Mrs. Jesse Sum erlin and
E x tra L etterinq A vailab le
| daughter, Sylvia, and Miss Carol
above g ro u p .
One w ay to avoid w ar is to have all th e chips. In ! Tucker all of Bly, Oregon, have
BURNSAGENCY
th is case we a re g e ttin g th e chips by rally in g th e n a t- ■been vis- ing ,riends and rela-
"On lho Plaza"
tives in Talent.
ions of th e W est ab o u t us.
• No Individual notice will ba mallad to you.
A n o th e r w ay to avoid w a r is to have a stro n g m ili­
• Do not apply by mall. Apply al tha drlvar'a
ta r y force. A tta c k by an enem y ta k e s place only upon
license clerk or examiner to your cocuaauixtty
From where I s it... / / Jo e Marsh
a w eaker foe. T his is illu stra te d by o u r policy follow ­
• No re-examination to restored.
•
in g W orld W ar I. We p e rm itte d th e m ilita ry forces of
th e U nited S ta te s of A m erica to d e g en e ra te in to w eak
//
N e t Responsible
skeletons. We becam e an easy m ark fo r a tta c k , and
I f your d riv e r’e license
Oregon driver*« llcenaea
we w ere a ttac k ed . T his tim e, if we a c t properly, we
num ber Is higher than
For W ife's Debts
5K -1
to 5 X -J 3 .0 M
are
3R
-66.000,
get
a
ren
ew
al
will m ain tain a stro n g p ro tectiv e m ilita ry force. One
schedule from anv serv­
a lrra d y la v a lld . L eek »1
t h a t will m ake a p o ten tial a tta c k e r th in k tw ice and
ice station police or sh er­
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TALENT NEWS
Campfire Group
Formed in Talent
OVERNIGHT
TO PORTLAND
SAN FRANCISCO
S-P
A young man came rushing into
the Clarion office the other day and
wanted me to print an ad—"right
quick”— saying he won't be respon­
sible for his w ife's debts from now
on, as he's leaving her for good im­
mediately.
I allowed as how the forms were
all closed up, and it was too late to
take his ad. He says: ‘‘All right,
Monday then”— and we agreed on
Monday.
Of course, the forms weren't
closed. But I had kind of an inkling
of what might happen. Then Sun­
Jim Busch
“Let us Inspect and Repair”
In su re y o u r d riv in g sa fe ty fo r th e su m m er by
f irs t com ing to us. We will give y o u r c ar a new
lease on life. M any m o to rists a re b rin g in g th e ir
day he phones nte, and says, kind of
sheepishly: “ You can forget that
ad. Me and the missus have every-
l hing all patched up. And we’re hav­
ing a friendly glass of beer, right
now.”
youra to m ake aera goa
are oot vio la tin e the law .
Robert S. Farrell, Jr., Secretary o f State
From where I sit, if you give
folks time enough to think things
over, those hasty quarrels that
come so often from misunderstand­
ing will give way to tolerance and
common sense.
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