Southern Oregon New» Review, Thursday, December id , 1947
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Published «vary Thursday by
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
I Ifern Smith Heads
M arch of Dimes
W. K Taylor, 248 Fifth street.
Hob 11ml AI Vroman mid Huy
has been ill the past week.
Coulter spent lust Sunday uftei
Hub Shuryon is spending the noon skiing at Bull («tip. I hey ic
holidays ut the home of his pur-' ported fust snow,
enta, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shuryon, |
Gresham street.
1 Visitors ut the Fred Engel home
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in Bellview last week were Mr.
William Heuly, former secre- and Mrs Onia Bixby, Ellsworth,
tury of the Ashland Chamber of Nebraska. I be Bixbyx uie old
Commerce, spent lust weekend I acquaintances from the Engel s
here with his family.
I Mid-west days.
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Announcement that Vern S.
Smith of Ashland would act us
Jackson county director of the
1948 March of Dimes was made
today by Dr. E. T. Hedlund of
Portland, State Campaign Chair
WENDELL LAWRENCE. Editor
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man.
Entered as second class mail mutter in the post office at Ash­
“1 am certain,” Dr. Hedlund
land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress of
said, "that under M r. Smith's
leadership Jackson county w ill
March 3, 1879.
have the most successful cam­
paign In Its history.*’ The 1948
March of Dimes, to be held Jan­
S IX T H C O L U M N
uary 15-30 marks the 10th anni.
Today the world is locked in a struggle between two titans, 1 he versary of the National Found«*
U.S.S.R. and The U .S.A. There is no longer any balance of power, tlon for Infantile Paralysis. D u r­
ing this time county chapters of
both nations are testing their strength on what might be termed, no
the foundation in Oregon have
man's land," the weak nations of Europe, Greece, Ita ly , Germany, and helped provide medical, hospital,
France. Joe M orns, a friend of ours, but recently returned from Greece. and nursing care to more than
900 polio patients.
The people there are slowly turning toward Russia. The reason, accord­
Such care is exceedingly cost­
ing to M orns, is that the Communists have infiltrated all the villages, ly, Hedlund pointed out, stating
that a whispenng campaign which promises food if allegiance 1» given that Oregon county chapters with
only 97 cases reported have ex­
to Communism is in continual progress.
pended more than $100,000 this
year on patient care, hospital e-
"The people are hungry,” Morns stated, They 11 do anything for
qulpment, and training of profes­
food, and the Communist sympathizers tell them that Russia will teed sional personnel.
Hospitalization for a single pa.
them.”
tlent for a fu ll year can cost I
Food and clothing which has been sent into Greece from America has $2,500 and up. Respirator cases,1
requiring 24 hour nursing ser [
gone to feed and clothe the governmental employees in the capitol and(
vice may cost as high as $20,000
at the ports. The people have seen very little American help. They W ith rising prices It is estimated
have heard but very little of American promises to help. But in every that hospital and medical care for
the average polio case approxi­
village in Greece there are Communist sympathizers and these members
mates $2,00(1 per patient.
of an insidious f if t h column make promises, one after another, that
"Few families,” Hedlund de­
Russia will feed the poor people, that Russia w ill take care of the pea­ clared, “can weather such a f i­
nancial burden. It Is our hqpe
sant, and th a t under Communism no one w ill go hungry.
I that through the 1948 March of
Across the border in Yugoslavia, Communist sympathizers are o u t­ Dimes It w ill be possible to raise
sufficient funds to assure con­
fitte d w ith uniforms, rifles, and ammunition and sent into Greece to tinued care required by past vic­
work as guerrillas. In the ranks of the Communist guerrillas who are tims of this disease, to provide
adequately for whatever emer­
presently in filtra tin g into Greece are men of all nationalities who have
gencies 1948 may bring, and to
traded democratic freedom for a promise of Russian communism.
maintain and extend the research
and educational program design,
The little people in Greece know about Communism, they have heard ed to unravel the secrets of this
promises that Russia w ill feed them. Em pty stomachs often sway heads. baffling disease.”
THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY
A.hi.nH Oregon
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Mam SUcvl
Carryl H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence. Publishers
The little people in Greece have but little knowledge of America, they
Robert Relnholdt, station mana­
haven’t heard about American promises. There are no democratic sym­ ger of K W IN , Is In Los Angeles
pathizers in the little villages which are built upon the mountain sides attending to sorrte end of, the
in Greece. The little people hear of only one promise of food, and for year business.
Clarence Homes left Thursday
this, they follow.
morning for Eureka, California to
sell hay to the farmers in ’ that
Greece is a no man’s land, where the two philosophies of future area.
world government are meeting. The forces which govern the democratic
tfg u w iM lW W )
ideal have pinched publicity pennies, the "Voice of Am erica,” has been
m uffled. The people of the nation of the United States have not indi­
of the world. W e have very few Americans in Greece who are living
w ith the people, who are assuring the people that America is good, and
that American aid and food is coming.
bassadors in Greece, each guerrilla who enters Greece through Yugo­
slavia is an ambassador. W ith in Greece are many Communists, all of
them making promises that the people will be fed.
O u r state department needs a striking force, a group composed of
to tell them o f democracy’s promise. This is the only way we can com­
bat the Russian in filtratio n of Communism.
T he radio program, "Th e Voice of Am erica,” is a good idea, but too
many o f the little people don’t have receiving sets. The educational
and informational magazines and printed inform ation sent out by our
state department as propaganda is good but too many of the little peo­
ple can’t read.
GREAT SCOTT f t
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he’ll say on Christmas morning,
'Just what I ’ve wanted”, when
he finds he’s been remembered
ith a M an’s Shaving Set by
rither
Yardley
Stag
or Pipes by
Yello-Bole
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for stop lights for several months now and it was just like talking to
a stone wall.
Took the ladies one meeting and a letter to get action. A t least the
or a Leather Billfold, Shave
Soap, Lotion and Cologne— all
available
at
M cNair Bros.
On The P la ie
;
K?;« »W
W hile they’re considering the tra ffic situation they m ight do well
to give some thought to the fact that our present tra ffic system is out­
moded and that our highways, byways, city streets, and tra ffic lanes
W ith the rise in vehicular tra ffic which is continually going on,
Oregon is tw en ty years behind in its road system. D rive from here
to M edford any noon or during any j:o o p.m. rush hour, you’ll agree.
A n d the little tw o lane highway that connects Ashland w ith Medford
it b u t one o f the many such throughout the Jtite.
I t ’s going to cost money to bring the highways up to the point where
they w ill handle the tra ffic . Some o f our legislators had better begin
scratching their heads and doing some figuring on how to raise the
Genuine Badger Shave
Brushes
First tim e at a reasonable
price since the war. $3.95 to
$7.50
Maekar Billfokfc and Key
Cases
The word "Meeker" Is your
guarantee of the best on the
market. $5.00 to $15.00.
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For Sale—
PORTRAITS
are always desired as Christ­
mas gifts. Drop in at our
studios As specialists we can
provide a fine and distinctive'
Job.
Memory
Lane Studio
Will pasture livestock, lit. 1,
Box 418, Phone >247, Ashland.
30-10-11
Free estimates on ail wmng
jobs. Call Nortndge Electric Ser "T v ANTED - New locution for
vice. 168 N. Mu in Phone 8071.
Stute Forest Fire Patrol Guard
3..181Î
Station in Ashland urea. Prefer­
FOR SA LE OR T R A D E
by ably on Highway 66. Call 3880
owner, new stucco und block Medford or write P. O. Box 71.
30tf
house, 175 Helinan street, 11 13tf
FOR SA LE by owner, 80 acre
mountain ranch. Good burn, good
cold soft well water, highway
frontage, good business site could
be developed.. Highwuy 99 south,
E. M. Garwood, general delivery,
Ashland.
11 13. tf
Kotoliller
21972
custom
work. Cull
H 8 47tf
LOST: Black suitcuse contain
mg sewing things, Thursday, Dec.
4 between 8 un d l l p m . in front
of Phoenix school. Tuken from
cur. W ill finder please return to
FOR SALE, trade or rent: im ­ Principals office or Medford G irl
proved 225 acres, and house, lit. Scout office. Reward. Mis. H. B.
I, Box 418, Phone 7247, Ashland, Cook, 500 E. Main (G irl Scout
Office), Medford, Ore.
30-10-tf.
B U S IN E S S D IR E C T O R Y
PREWITT’S OIL
BERNER SERVICE
Uonversluii U urnars— Flour Fur
uacaa. Your pr»««ut hvutlng plum
(.u n veiled (0 oil.
FUME K8TIMATFM
136
P ion eer
P hone 7001
a sk
a.
roa »sswirr
PLAZA GLASS AND
CABINET SHOP
Chinese Food
Mpeclul C hinese D ish es I'repurnd
by C hinese cook. Served from 4
p.m io 3 a m.
Depot Cafe
Ashland
622 A. SI.
Mac’s Shoe Shop
W. C. KvKINNIH, P lop
■ eotlonnl B ook cases
C abinets BuUt to Order
137 W. P ion eer
■hoe B e-B uU dlng > B ubber B a s is
Phone 8-8061
64J A. HL
A shland
LITHIA MOTORS
an
j
C h rysler
P lym ou th
Burns
B om s
Kperittllem
(iii
P hone 7«*>l
O wner's S p ecia lties
o il F ile d H eatin g E quipm ent
C ustom Made te iiv tlu n lllln d s
W e u tn sr sli ippm g
■ 1 N .
Matu tit.
T elephone
>221
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¡MOTOR INN
P e stu r e s com p lete A utom uU vs
B epalr d ep a rtm en ts
Bellview Super Service
On H igh w ay 99 Houlli at ile llv le w
MKCUAMICAX. - KX.XCTBICA1.
BODY
Horses Plus Horses
The erase of the year.
In bronse. and silver. Also
humidors, ash trays, book­
ends and w all vases. L e t’s
get Horsey tor Christmas.
3« a. 1st at.
Clocks— The best selection in
Ashland.
Alarms, electric
and travel Clocks from $2.45
up to $15.00.
Beverages
Clogged Radiators Bulled (Jut Open u n til 9 p.m. every even in g
and xtepaUed New
Tolinan Creek itoad and H w y. 99
Cures installed.
T elephone 3731 *
135 Morse
Ph. 4851
Helena Rubenstein Cosmetic
Sets . . . Also Lucien LeLong
The darling dolls of the year.
Going fast at $2.49, so hurry
Special Closeout $1.49 Electric
Wreaths going at 89c.
Also
Rootwood Pottery vases go­
ing at 75 pa» cent discount
Coffee Makers— Cory and Sil.
ex. Wa have both.
6 to 8 cup. Also Electric out­
fits.
Bpecial Closeout
Lyric Coffee M aker. 8 cups,
$4.38 value, going at $2.49.
Good Housekeeping En­
dorsement.
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S torage: D ay, W ash or Month
P h on s 3-1X7«
Hooper’s Radiator
Service
R epulrlug and W elding
A uto-'i 1 u ck -T rsctor
Jit. 1, Box 29jA
Pritchard’s Grocery
U rocerlee
-
L unchtneala
-
Milk
Bellview Store
Oak Street Garage
and
T elep h o n e 2740
C om plete L ine of U rocerlee
School Huppllee
m a c h in e S h o p
Axe axxd Acetylene Weiuing -
Maciune Wont - Metal Jao n - Open to 8:30 p.m. T elephone
cauun - cenerai A U to a 11 u H w y. 9I n ext to Ilellvlew Hrhool
Truck xtepair.
970 Dak b u
I'lione 4..»i>
Ashland Auction
Bellview Cafe
S a les B v sry W ednesday
K rening
P or con sign m en t P h on s 3-1406
Xiao Oak Kt.
Fried Chicken ’ - S teak s
Open Around the Clock
H ig h w a y 99
Cantrill and Walker
Valley Meat
Company
TAXXDBBMIBTB
S tonntlng - T an n in g - B u g Work
1
A nderson Bond - W est o f P h oen ix
T elep h on e M edford 7034
Johnnie’s Garage
High Quality F in h and Cured
Meats. Wholesale-Retail Lock­
er Meats. Cutting. Wrapping
and Delivery.
C om plete M otor R eb u ild in g
Motor T une-up - Reborlug
E m ergency
H igh w ay
1st and Church Streets,
Phoenix. Oregon
¡Service
00
Stop a t M ollya
P hoenix,
o re
Telephone Medford $61$
■
to $7.50.
money, or we’ll all be so stuck in a tra ffic jam that even the Women's *Lithia Hotel Bldg. Ph. 2-1847
Civic club couldn’t extricaw us.
FOR HIM
For the Husband or Boy
Friend.
Monogram Shave
Sets w ith his initials.
The ideal gift for this year.
$4.00 to $8.00. Also Old Spice
And Seaforth sets from $2.00
being conducted on them.
there’ll be no place to drive our cars, much less, park them.
- Read ’em and Reap •
A to m iser*
M ake it a musical Christmas
this year. $5.50 to $14.00.
to
are not even beginning to keep progress w ith the motoring which is
decreasing in direct ratio to the increase in autos. One o f these days
fum e.
Names.
state is going to survey the situation. A m azing what the ladies can ac­ aTstf fc 'X »
complish once they set their minds to it.
the roadways o f the nation are becoming more and more jammed. As
the automotive industry continues to produce, more vehicles w ill take
up more road epace. The present amount o f road space per auto is
Musical Boxes tor Powder.
Jewelry. Coemetics and Per­
Varga A ll Nation Dolls W ith
A irflo w
every individual in the village if they can talk somebody into putting
stop lights on the main drag. W e ’ve been yammering about the need
Evening in Paris Sets
Always the beet set that
w ill be appreciated. $1.50 to
$15.00.
Kaywoodie
Chadwick
Members o f the W om en’s C ivic club will deserve all the thanks of
Dresser Seta in Beautiful Plas­
tic Boxes.
$12.50 to $27.00. Ideal for the
wife or lady friend
Jewelile H air Brushes.
The best on the m a rk e t
Priced right from $1.75 up.
If it's a Jewelile It's right.
Lavender
America must have a Sixth column.
TRAFFIC LIGHTS
H onm an Sleeping Dolls
Going out at a 40 per cent
discount.
be appreciated.
Early American
Old Spice
land'* o f borderline countries. I f Russia has a F ifth column in Greece,
General Electric Heat Pads
$4.95 to $6.95
Ideal for Christmas
These seta must be seen to
The only way these people can be reached is by personal contact.
America needs democratic representatives working in the "no m an’s
Genuine Hohner Harmonicas
First Tim e since the war.
$21.00. A value you can't beat
anywhere.
But Russia, the follower of the Communist doctrine, has many am­
o f Greece and other suffering nations to teach them democracy and
FOR H A R D TO GET G IFTS
Wrist Watches— A $15.00 one
for $7.95.
A moot suitable
g if t
Also a 17 jewel watch at
vidually attempted to sell democracy to the Greeks or the other peoples
intelligent young men and women who will go among the little people
LaM arre’s Drug
Classified Advertisements
Chocolate Covered Cherries
1 lb. box w ith delicious liq ­
uid center. $1.4$.
Boxed Chocolates.
The largest selection in Ash­
Rosemary’s
CUSTOM M A D E
Flower Shop
Leather Goods
Cut F low ers, C orsages, Potted
P lan ts, Funeral D esign s, Com­
plete W edding E quipm ent
60 E. Muln
T elephone 22281
Mildred Dugan
PVBI.ZO
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T yp in g - D ictation
M im eographing - C lerical
D etail
land. Brown 4 Haley, Write
House, McDonald's, Johns-
Torn» and Whitelaws. $1.25
to $7.50.
(9 E. Main St.
LaM arre’s Drug
C om plete A u tom otive B epalr .
W indshield Wiper Service
A u tom otive A ccessories
WÄWÄilWWÄWÄ»».*!
Belts, Billfold«, Alburns, Gun
Belt«, Holsters, K nife Sheaths,
Spur Straps, Hat Bands, Sad­
dles.
Phone «828
M A D E TO ORDER
Buttner Saddelry
Rt. 3 Box 208 Medford
Telephone Med. 7817 Vimi S
of Phoenix
Vince’s Garage
STARR’S CAFE
M iller's Mobile Station
Short Orders -S an d w ich es -M om s
Mads P ie s and F sa tr le s - Chill
1401 S isk iyou
Blvd.
Ph. 1901
Fhoenlx - rhoas Med. «760
* ..
Across from T«saoo