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Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, May 20. 1948 «4 JU N IO R FR O C K H A S N IC E D E T A IL jk jE W SP A I’ E K publisher* and edi- tor* of America and Canada had a session in New York and we think the annual convention rate* greater attention from the public than It gets. DON T I GET AN APTITUDE TEST OR S 0 M E T H IN 6 -/V \A T B C |7V\ N O T K IN D E R G A R T E N M A T E R IA L !” YOUR E X P LA N A TIO N ABOUT LAST NIG HT • S N O T ACCEPTABLE, A L V IN — BUT Y O U R G IF T I S ! ” Few conventions anywhere in the land bring together a group more deeply dedicated to a job of para mount Importance—the operation of a free press. To the pound, if you ask us, the publishers and editors of this country assay more horse sense, devotion to duty and deter mination to serve their country than any group assembling under one tent. __ • _ Conventions to boost everything from bubble gum to portable sky scrapers are old stuff. But the newspapermen bring something of vastly greater Importance, the dis tribution of a world’s news, the perpetuation of the greatest free press on earth. 11-18 Dress A stunning date dress for juniors With nice detail at the yoke and hipline. Sleeves are cool and comfortable, the skirt features the popular ballerina look. Try a crisp white sharkskin—lovely against a glowing tan. • • • Pattern No. 8299 Is for sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 18 and 18. Size 12, cap sleeve, 4 yards of 39-inch. D a te In them we see the guys who hold mirror to life on every continent and in every village; the men who assure that for a few pennies a me dium of education, information and entertainment is at our doors every day in the year. In them New York greets the men who tell us that John Peter's boy is going to marry the Higgins girls, that the married men defeated the single men at the Elks picnic and that tomorrow’s weather will be fair and warmer. __ • __ In and around the corridors of New York hotels are the miracle men who see that a military step in Berlin, a revolt in South Amer ica, an episode in China and an incident at Main and Broad streets reaches us in detail. Now the metropolis gets a close-up of the fellows who make it so easy for | every family in the country to , know what to do about warped shingles, how to fight Ja p beetles, where the circus will play, who won the prize fight, when the Eagles barbecue is going to be held this year, and what’s doing in the line of births, deaths, christen ings, weddings, wars, peace ses sions and nightclub disorders. B yA rthu r Pointer M A R R E D IT W ITH A FLAG R E G ’L A R F E L L E R S SUNNYSIDE .------ By Gene Byrne» by Clark S. Haas We take publishers pretty much for granted. W’e like to throw dead cats at them now and then; it’s habit to squawk about your fail ing. What would a newspaper mean to a guy who didn't feel that he could pick it to pieces? But we know what our newspapers mean to us and to free government. We know a free press was never more important than today. __ * _ . And we doff our chapeau, offer them a spare aspirin tablet, sympa thize with them in their task of get ting out a modern newspaper that will please everybody and hope they'll enjoy their stay. What is more. we. lor once, won't call your attention to typographical errors, the mistake on yesterday’s weather or the wrong initial in some bride groom's name. More power to you,’ publishers and editors of the U .S.A . * * « Pullman rates are being upped again. We understand that the ex ecutives claim they were losing so much money they couldn't sleep. V IR G IL By Len Kleis Mel and Kate Thortleberry have had their new de luxe super equipped kitchen put in and are now eating out In the woodshed just to fee) more at home. __ • __ Zeke Whoosiss was arrested yes terday for reckless driving, drunk enness and violation of the rules of the road while on the way to make an address at a Safety First con vention. Zeke ain't had snch an embarrassing experience since he hit the schoolbus going home from a Traffic Control conference. __ • _ Matt Tootle and family were in consultation with the architect yes terday. They finally decided to cut all but four rooms and a porch out of plans for their new five room bun galow and buy the over-priced sec ond hand touring car that they’ ve been looking at. __ • _ _ Eph Winters can’t make up his mind whether to go home an hour late for dinner or submit himself as a target on the atomic energy testing grounds. Enclose 23 cents in coin* for each pattern desired. 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