Southern Oregon News Review, Thurs. Dec. 4, 1947
ingly or otherwise, succumbed once more to super-gov­
ernment. They have apparently placed the goal of a
dubious physical security ahead of that of freedom.
They have accepted the disciplinary weapons of dicta­
torship—the whipping post, the execution block, the
concentration camp, slave labor. Even England, though
she still clings to the basic civil liberties, has gone a
For Sale—
long way down the road that can end only in spiritual
darkness and submersion of the individual spirit.
Free estimates on uil wiring
In the United States, we have gone farther along jobs. Cull NorUidge Electric bei
the same road than most of us realize. We have created vice. lOti N. Main Phone 51)71.
3 lMtf
an enormous, ever-growing bureaucracy which saps Complete automotive repulr at
our energies and our wealth. Worst of all, we have Vince's garage.
11 26 2tp
largely lost the definite distinctions established by the l.t>urn (o f l y ! Q u u llf ln l xlngl«' m en
«tw ««n 11«' a gee o f 20 m ill 3 # W
Constitution between the three branches of govern­ b yi'u
ra m a y le a rn to f l y und er Ihu
w
o r ld *
flm iH l Innl ru ito rw
I). H
ment—executive, judicial, and legislative. The result A rm
y A ir F o re«
F ile r» . J im i th in k ,
paid a m i In a d d itio n he
of this is more and more “administrative government” l y o o m u m 'll l a be a l n w n e e d ll u»
a 2nd L ie u te n a n t lu
the
m
oat
u
x
r
ltIn
o f s e rv ic e
—which is simply supplanting a government of law by — T h e U. H A ir a branch
Force. You m u a t
h ave e lth o r u l leu el o n e -h a lf the
a government of men.
fo r a c o lle a e d eg ree o r l>»
Nations, like individuals, can learn by example. Eur­ a c b re le d it» Io pa»e
the e q u iv a le n t a ir force
e x a m in a tio n . In q u ir e a t A rm y II« -
ope is showing us what happens when we turn to gov­ c r u ltln x S ervice, Itoo m I, l*o»t ( i f -
ernment to give us “security”—and, of necessity, make flc e B u ild in g . M e d fo rd . O regon.
Dec 10t»i 2 «
government the dominant factor in our lives. This is 3 WANTED—By
room furnished apt. 2 adults
the way that tyrants come to power, and the process P. O. Box 334, Ashlund.
has not changed in two thousand years of recorded his­
FOR SALE OR TRADE by
tory. If we permit it, it can happen here as well.
owner, new stucco and block
Classified Advertisements
NEWS R E V IE W
Published every Thursday by
_
THB SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY
Ashland, Oregon
187 Eail Main Street
Carryl H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence, Publishers
- Read ’em and Reap -
WENDELL LAWRENCE, Editas
Entered as second-class mail matter in the post office at Ash­
land, Oregon, February 15, 1965, under the act of Congress of
March S, 1879.
THE SILENCE HAS LIFTED
Ray Duncan in Everybody Magazine (Octobe r)
writes “Ever since ‘The Lost Weekend,’ we alcoholism
writers have been cleaning up.”
Of course, th at’s a cynical view. True, millions of
words have been written—books, articles, banner head­
lines—on problem drinking. The movies contributed
recently, “Smash Up,” “Humoresque” and the short "I
Am An Alcholic.”
But the view of the Research Council on the Prob­
lems of Alcohol is that “the shroud of silence surround­
ing problem drinking is slowly being lifted.”
In a recent bulletin the Council declares: “The tradi­
tional attitude of the American public—indifference,
shame, ignorance, fear—toward problem drinking as
it was toward mental illness, the venereal diseases,
even tuberculosis and cancer, is gradually being over­
come. Much of the credit is due to writers.”
Open Mike
by Doyle SEELY
* * *
Dmitri Manuilisky, then secretary of the Communist
International, asserted: “In the United States. . . . the
communists must launch a powerful movement for soc­
ial insurance. They must place themselves at the head
of this movement and lead it to victory.” And socializ­
ed medicine, of course, has top priority in the kind of
“social insurance” program the communists have in
mind.
Some good Americans, who abhor communism and
fascism, have been taken in by the clever work of the
socialized medicine proponents. But, judging by the
public opinion polls and other evidence, the American
people as a whole seem to have no desire to entrust the
standards of medical care to the politicians.
★ * *
“THE DISEASE OF GOVERNMENT”
The worst problem confronting the world today is
what might be called, “the disease of government.”
The whole history of civilization since the dawn of
time has been the story of man’s struggle against op­
pression. Every school child is required to study the
great milestones in that struggle—the signing of the
Magna Carta, the writing of the Declaration of Inde-
dendence, and the rest. All the revolutions ever fought
have marked the attempts of peoples to free themselves
from the chains of emperors, dictators, and corrupt
and cruel governments.
Now almost all of Europe and much of the rest of
the world have turned back the clock. They have, will­
FOR SALE, trade or rent: Im ­
proved 225 acres, und house, Rt.
1, Box 418, Phone 7247, Ashland,
30-10-tf.
gaso
line heaters and Weather-King
hot water healers und miscellan­
eous automotive a c c e s s o r ie s
Vince’s Garage, Miller's Mobile
Station across from College.
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FOR SALE—No. 7 4 Erector
set. Prewar, but used very little.
Price $25. Includes electric motor
Call 4396 evenings
,
Church of Christ
Fetes S. S. Teachers
house, 175 Helman street, 11 13tf
B U S IN E S S D IR E C T O R Y
PREWITT’S OIL
BURNER SERVICE
C o nverelo n B u rn e r» — - F lo u r E u r
nkcee Y o u r p r« » e u i h e « tin « p lu m
c o n v e rte d to o il.
K lt H E E S T I M A T E «
1M
P h o a » 7M l
a s m ro n p u w x t t
Norge & Phllco
DIAL ELECTRIC CO.
“katl-korner” from Library
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W. C. K c K IN N IM , P ro p
P h o a » a -S M l
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1
Burns
On th e
Phon»
P la x a
7951
(Siskiyou Boulevard and Indiana Street)
AT THE KLAMATH JUNCTION
Som e
MOTOR INN
P aatarea com p lete A u to m o tiv e
» « p a ir D epartm ent»
N.
Hooper’s Radiator
Service
T ele p h o n e
7231
'TrT H ig h w a y 99 S o u th a t B e llv ie w
R e p a irin g and W e ld in g
A u to -T r u c k -T r a c to r
It t . 1, Box 295A
G ro c e rie s
Oak Street Garage
MACHINE SHOP
Acetylene Welding -
Work - Metal Fabri­
General Auto a n d
Truck Repair.
»70 O a k H I.
Mt.
T e le p h o n e 3749
Pritchard’s Grocery
Clogged Radiators Boiled Out
and Repaired New
Cores installed.
135 Morse
Ph. 4851
AND
Arc and
Machine
cation -
M a in
Bellview Super Service
MBOJIAXZCAJ. . BX.BOTBZOAX.
BODY
B to reg ei S a y , W eek or M oatk
3 t B. l e t S t.
P k o a s S-117S
Owner*! S p ecial U»«
O il F ire d H e a lin g E q u ip m e n t
C u atu m Mad*, V e n e tia n lllln d a
W e a th e r» trip p in g
74
Open
-
L u n c h n ic a tn - M ilk
U everag ea
u n til 9 p.m . e v e ry e venin g
T o lm a n C reek Road and H w y .
T elep h o n e 3731
99
Bellview Store
C o m p lete L in e o f G ro c e rie s
School SupplleM
Open to B;30 p.m.
H w y . 99 n ext
T e le p h o n e 3746
to B e llv ie w
School
P h o n e 468b
Ashland Auction
B ales B eery W ednesday
B van lag
Bellview Cafe
■ ^ B e d * C h lc k e n
Por con sig n m en t P h on e 3-14S0
11SO Oak a t.
Can trill and Walker
^ ^ (J p e n
H ig h w a y
-
S te a k »
A rou nd the C lo ck
99 ~
s to p a t
M o lly «
Valley Meat
Company
A nderson Bond - W ont o f P h oen ix
Johnnie’s Garage
C o m p le te M o to r R e b u ild in g
M o to r T u n e -o p - K e b o rln g
E m e rg e n c y
H ig h w a y
39
High Quality Fraah and Cured
Meats. Wholasala-RetaU Lock­
er MaaSs. Cutting, Wrapping
and Delivery.
1st and Church 8traats,
Phoanix, Oregon
S e rv ic e
P h o e n ix ,
O re.
T flap ho ns Medford M l 9
Rosemary’s
CUSTOM MADE
Flower Shop
Leather Goods
C u t F lo w e rs , Cornagee, P o tted
P la n te , F u n e ra l D eelgn a, C o m ­
p le te W e d d in g E q u ip m e n t
50
GARAGE
Aehland
Okryatar
P lym ou th
A u to m o tiv e
S p e c ia lis t»
READY?
Clyde N. Caton
A. 8t.
LITHIA MOTORS
T elep h on e M edford 7S34
No matter what your car needs . . . our shop is
is equipped and staffed to do the job better. Motor
Repairs . . . Ignition Service . . Brakes . . Front End
and all Vital Parts of your car get expert attention
in our shop. Maintaining the Safe, Smooth operation
of your car is Our Job. Visit Caton’s Garage for
trouble free driving.
■hoe B e-B u lld lu g - B obber B eela
6V
W on attag - T an n in g ■ B a g W ork
AN OVERHAUL JOB
A MINOR REPAIR
A TUNE UP
Aehland
Mac’s Shoe Shop
■ •« tto a a l Bookea»»»
O aU aata B u ilt to Order
t a jc zd bbm x stb
IS YOUR CAR
Depot Cafe
522 A. St.
PLAZA GLASS AND
CABINET SHOP
Refrigerator &
Cold Freese Boxes
Chinese Food
S p e c ial Chine«*- D lehea P repnred
by C hine«« cook. Served fro m (
p.m. to 2 a m .
V. Pioneer
Wartime Qualified
Aviation Cadets
May Be Reinstated
31 w ho a re lo o k in g fo r a b e tte r th a n
a v e ra g e Job and a re w illin g to p re ­
p a re th e m s e lv e n fo r ra p id p ro m o tio n .
M en selected can e n te r th e h ig h p aid
fie ld o f R a d io -R a d a r a n d e le c tro n ic s
th r u th e new U. 8. A r m y C a re e r
p la n and be paid m in im u m c iv ilia n
e q u iv a le n t
o f $211.50 p er
m o n th
w h ile le a rn in g . In q u ir e tod ay a t y o u r
U . 8. A r m y A A ir F o rc e R e c ru itin g
S ta tio n . R oom 1. Poet O ffic e B u ild ­
ing, M e d fo rd , O regon.
SALESMAN WANTED- Ma n
who can qualify for management
of profitable business nearby.
Write Itiili'igh s D ip t OKK-361
158, O aklantl, C alif
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FOR SALE—Fog light seal
Beam units at Vince's Garage.
Rototlller custom work? Cull Complete line of mobile products.
Miller’s Mobile Station across
21972
11 6 47tf from College.
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The teachers of the Bible school
FOR SALE by owner, 60 acre
of the First Church of Christ
WANTED Would like to buy
mountain
ranch. Good born, good pair of pinking shears. Anyone
were honored Monday night with
a Fellowship supper. It has been cold soft well water, highway interested In selling theirs please
the custom of the church in re­ frontage, good business site could call 8046.
cent years to have Teachers Ap­ be developed.. Highway 99 south,
Will pasture livestock. R t 1,
preciation Day sometime in the E. M. Garwood, general delivery,
11..13 tf Box 418, Phone 7247, Ashland
Fall Quarter of the school periods. Ashland.
30-10-tf.
Over eighty people gathered in
the dining room of the church I j FOUND—Boy’s football at cor­
WANTED—Practical N u rsin g
for a bounteous potluck meal. ner of Alida and Boulevard.
Come and identify. Howard Wil- special duty cases. Phone 7247 -
The program of the evening was
ey, 801 Siskiyou Blvd.
7241 P O. Box 343, Ashland. 38tf
presided over by Mrs. L. U.
Gresham, superintendent of the
Two new shows have gone on
the air this week over KWIN
GAMBLERS GENERALLY LOSE
and what shows they are!
Do you want to die in one of the most horrible man­ The first Is the KWIN Santa
show. Its only been on the
ners possible? It’s an easy trick. Just take chances with Claus
air three or four days, but Its al­
fire and, sooner or later, your number will come up.
ready a big hit with the younger
More than 10,000 Americans roast that way each generation. The show is broad­
each day excepj Saturday
year. Thousands more are disfigured for life. Fire is cast
and Sunday at 4:45 to 5 p.m. On
an extremely efficient killer and maimer.
each show, Uncle Bob takes his
The ways to take chances are legion. Smoking in bed rocket ship to the North Pole a male quartet number, "S i
to Jesus.” sung by Mil
is one of the best. So is doing home cleaning with flam- where he pays a visit with Santa Away
Renzema, Carl Ciothers, Ar
mable liquids. So is starting fires with kerosene and g0^ takes letters to Santa Claus Hall and Orville Renzema;
gasoline. So is carelessness With illuminating gas.
that the listeners have written. piano solo, "Polonaise”, played
In addition, all the usual home hazards are respon- Whlle at Santa’s work shop, the Joanne Downing, and an addi
listeners have a chance to hear bj L. H. Camp, minister of
aible for their share of deaths. Faulty electrical wiring all the elves at work; they get a Central
Point Church of Christ.
and equipment; closets, attics and basements full of preview of the new Christmas Each teacher received a certlfl-
toys; and they always meet the
te of appreciation and a co[
paper and other junk; overloaded and improperly head
elf, Snifter.
ross bookmark as a menentt
maintained heating stoves and furnaces—these are all Snifter seems to be quite a the occasion. Surprise number
dependable killers, and in addition they are responsible busy elf, and does just about the evening were the presenting
everything at high speed. . . even of new testaments to Mrs L. U.
for the destruction of tens of millions of dollars worth his
talking. As a special of each Gresham, superintendent of the
of property each year.
of the visits so far. Snifter has school in appreclaUon of her
Fire is rolling merrily along in the United States presented his swing trio and his faithful work, by the school, and
now. The total loss is at an alltime high and it is in-. elves’ choir. What he might come to Elton Petri, reUrlng teacher
up with next is anyone’s guess.
of the Men's Class, by the Men’s
creasing. There seems to be no end to our carelessness The listeners seem to like these Class.
and indifference. This may keep the fire departments daily visits with Santa Claus, be­
the letters for Uncle Bob’s
on their toes—but, unfortunately, there’s a limit to cause
mall bag are beginning to flow
what the best of them can do.
in.
Take a chance with fire—maybe you’ll be lqcky. And The second new show to make
Its appearance over KWIN is call­
maybe not!
ed “The Music Hall of Fame.”
Wartime-qualified Avi a t i o n
Its a fifteen-minute show, heard Cadets who hopes for pilot train-
on Mondays, Wednesdays andjing with the Air Force were end
Fridays at 9 a.m. The show is ed by the curtailment of the A vi­
DICTATORS WANT SOCIALIZED MEDICINE
produced in Radio City New ation Cadet Program in 1944-45
Representative Arthur Miller of Nebraska once said: York, and features Walter Pres may be reinstated, Capt. Frank
“In every country where fascism, nazism or socialism ton as the master of ceremonies. M. Cheves, local U. S. Army and
On each show, Preston has a not U. S. Air Force Recruiting Office
prevails, there is socialized medicine.”
ed singer or musician as his gues said today.
That truth is certainly not a coincidence. In the sup­ He interviews his guests, tells The United States Air Force
er-state, whatever name it goes under, the dictators in the listeners of their background, estimates that there are approxi­
and gives each of them a chance mately 35,000 young men who
power must control every phase of national and indivi to
perform. Its a different type of had qualified for Aviation Cadet
dual life. Medicine—in all its many facets—naturally show
from most of the musical pilot training during the war who
falls within their scope. To the collectivist mind, free productions, and one that should were either awaiting assignment
an early favorite.
to or actually undergoing flying
enterprise in medicine is every bit as repugnant as free become --------
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instruction when the program
industry or free labor or free agriculture. And the fact The Talent Garden Club met was
curtailed in 1944 and 1945
that socialized medicine is inevitably inferior, that it Wednesday afternoon at the home because of the successful progress
Mrs. George Hartley. They of the war, he said.
destroys the individual’s freedom of choice in seeking of
were instructed by Mrs. S. B.
medical care, and that it subjects doctors, nurses and Osgood, district president of Mr. and Mrs. Kelcy Smith
scientists to the whim of power-hungry bureaucrats, Grants Pass, in the art of making drove to San Francisco last Sat­
urday on business. They returned
is of no significance whatever. As long ago as 1930, winter corsages.
the middle of this week.
Need 8 y ou ng m en b etw een 17 and
* ★ ★
FOR SALE- State approved
fog lights at Vince's garage. Mil
ler's Mobile Station across from
College.
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H. M a in
T e le p h o n e 22281
Mildred Dugan
P U B L IC S T B W O O B A P M *
T y p in g - D ic ta tio n
M im e o g ra p h in g - C le ric a l
«9 B. M a in
St.
D e ta il
P hone <«2t
Belts, Billfolds, Albums, Gun
Belts, Holsters, Knife Sheaths,
Spur Straps, Hat Bands, Sad­
dles.
MADE TO ORDER
Buttner Saddelry
Rt. 3 Box 206 Medford
Telephone Med. 7817 ft mi S
of Phoenix