Southern Oregon New» Review. Thursday Nov. 6. 1947 Letters to the Editor s? OREGON . = ? NEW S R E V IE W ^ Published every Thursday by THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY 1 167 East Mam S treet Ashland, Oregon Lawrence, Publishers Carryl H. Wines and Wendell U. __________ w r g n r i i - LAWRENCE, Editor March 3, !<><»• ~ CONFUSING Seems as though the meatless Tuesday and poultry- less Thursdays which were to save a starving Europe. have fallen into discard. Hut Wheat might be vital to the starving Armenians but it’s just as vital to the Northwest s livestock and poul try according to P. M. Brandt, head of the animal in dustries division at Oregon state college. Other farm economists and also several theortt economists and a few innocent bystanders have also S that the brainstorm hatched by someone in the presidents advisory group is the product of Rube Goldberg dream. It won t work, these experts say. They point out that should wheat be withdrawn from its normal and reasonable use in feeding .the resu would be a serious reduction in production ot milk, Dear Sit Just a fvw rem arks anent the new music shell which It will lx A shland’s fortune to have by next season. First. In the m atter of duplication, either we need a music shell or we don't. Nothing else Is a duplicate for a property constructed shell, which is a pro duct of highv trained architee tu ral skill. “Bandstands" have in num er ous instances been built In pub lic squares as much for public appearances as for concerts or other musial events. These band stands were not designed for ac- coustical qualities. On the other hand, music shells were designed for secluded parks and were lo cated to one side of the audience area and faced to spread sound i over the audience urea without distortion. This sort of audienceI area is naturally located in Llthia j Park and was so noted by J o h n ! McLaren, the designer of Golden G ate Park, who laid out Lithla Park in 1915. To be continued next week HOWARD LEADS GUNNERS I PEABODY'S HAVE JEWEL Try-outs are being held this K ell's Jew elry announces the week and next and any mcmbci O Z. Howard with a score of j arrival of n new diamond to be of the student body is eligible to j 363 led the gunners this week at compete for the parts. No date | the Ashland gun club shoot. He| culled “ Mary Helen." discovered has been set, as yet. for the All was follow ed by O H Edwards, i 6:00 a.in. Noveinbei 3, by Harvey nlversury Play, but plans are to i 362, Al t Haskins, 354. Lui k in| Wooils, , M. D. on property be give it sometime or the Christ-1 Grubb, 346; and Dr. Lynn Gran ' longing to Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon Peubody. Weight 54 karets at mas holidays. d ill. 341 time of discovery. First public Visitors will In- welcome nt the J showing to be November 10 at I next shoot which will be held at i 1250, Iowa street pm . at the Armory. HENRY ALDRICH PLAY TO BE PRESENTED SOON (from Rogue News) "Testing, 1-2-3-4, Testing-Test ing All right In there? Then, start your lines," and the Henry Al drich radio practice is again un der way in preparation for its m<Other experts, and they back up their statements appearance in the Ashland High assembly next Thursday. Novem with an array of figures and titles and strong words ber 6. claim that a saving in wheat would affect the total Those selected for the cast were Beagle as Henry; Louise amount of food stuffs available to feed the nations o Don Fliniau, H enry’s sister, Mary; Curtis Vail, Mr. Aldrich; Eileen the world. We don’t know’ just what to say. Both sides are so Michael, Mrs. Aldrich, Nancy H enry’s steady girl friend; positive. Both sides present a good story. Looks like Beers. and W anna Miller as the new the best thing to do is to let the economists fight it out, girl who has alienated H enry’s affections for the moment. right to the last grain. The “Recordio,” recently p u r ★ ★ ★ chased for the senior high school has been put to use by Mrs. Sus SPECIAL SESSION an Collins, director of the skit. A Calling Congress into special session at this time to j complete recording of the Octo 30 national hook-up program work out plans to bring aid and succor to a Europe th a t] ber has been m ade for the purpose of faces starvation seems to us to be a futile gesture. improving the characterization of If Congress functions as intelligently this time as the A shland perform ers Henry is m aking another ap they did during the past session w’e’ll all step farther pearance a t Ashland Hi this fall and farther along the road towards inflation and one in the annual A nniversary Play of these days Europe may be sending aid to a starving, “W hat a Life by Clfford Gold stein. Miss Daniels, who was a inflation-busted America. new addition to the English staff There is enough wealth in America today to aid this year, will direct the three- Europe without a special session of a group of Con act play. gressmen who will be so busy thinking about the 1948 voting of their constituents that they will be afraid to make any bold stands toward helping anyone but themselves. With the large group of isolationists and ostnch heads who are presently in control of the destinj, of Congress, the Marshall plan has about as much chance of passing as our old milk horse had of passing Sea- biscuit in the stretch. This session of Congress will be &. waste of taxpay er’s money. We’ll be paying for a pre-election burlesque with the principals dancing their hearts out for an en core come November 1948. ★ ★ * CONGRATULATIONS We’re glad to hear that Earl Newbry is the new secre tary of state. Whether he has aspirations for the gov- ernship or not we don’t know; we’ve never heard him say. But if he didn’t have any aspirations before, he might as well prepare to be bitten by the gubernatorial bug. The office of the Secretary of State in the common wealth of Oregon is practically a paved road to the governor’s chair. Newbry has played his cards close to his vest in the past. What will happen during the next few years is problematical. Our guess is that he’ll turn up in the race. We’ll know for sure when we start getting press re leases from the office of the secretary of state on traf fic control. The volume of releases which are sent out to newspapers from the office of the secretary of state are a direct guage as to a man’s intentions. The late Robert Farrell, Jr. had his sights set on sitting in the governer’s chair. Never a day went by but what a release came along from Farrell telling about the potential number of traffic accidents which would happen on a given day, or giving a re-capitula- tion of the number of accidents which had taken place during the past week. It kept his name in the papers. Whatever happens, we’re glad that Newbry was sel ected, we’re sure he’ll make a good secretary of state. And if he accepts the gauntlet, we’re sure that he’ll make a good governor MillWood Fuel Oil Gunter Fuel Co. a j j 4th St. BI Phone 57 j t ■■ Absolutely everything in the line of kitchen utensils to make your cooking a pleasure at I i" h' 1 > This Ad Good For dQB $5.00 1 Handy Food G rinder With a Set of Cttttera $4.50 on any LADIES COAT or Suit Until November 10th inc. 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