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April 21, 1949
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The legislation to authorize t l i e U l A T L ’ I ) I T H ?
continuation of our program o f l ^ F J x B I I j l / 1 1 /I V
aiding the economic recovery of
Europe (known us ECA) bus been
completed. If curried on with u
A Case oi Springtim e by
cuteful regard for the welfare of Sherm an, dn ccted by Miss Flora
0111 own economy, It is good bust Stukoc, will be presented April
ness. In addition to being u fulrly 22nd at il DO p m . in tin* Junior
good business venture, it bus thi High School Gyiiiiiii.iium by stu
benefit of being most destructive dents in the Junioi high school
to tiic Kiissiun ambition to com
The play cast is as follows
inuni/e Europe.
David Herndon, Sam Montgom-
it must be clearly understood , ci v, Donnu T r a v i s . Barbara
that the legislation just enacted Stansboiv Isaac McCarley, Nora
Is only u luw to AUTHORIZE the lle n .i'i. Murllei
Mason. D o n
continuation of the ECA pm V. ;.lti 1
shu lcj
Ihdderst o n e,
gram. Thut bill did not uppru- Wayne Tysver. Alice Self. Ron-
priute money.
aid Nonin, Phyllis De Vore
Many people, including sonic Nancy Dunkeson and Barbara
m em bers of Congress, have ta k Van Vleet.
The stage will be furnished
en tiie attitude thut the sum nuur
cd in the uuthunzulion bill is tin through the courtesy of Piovost's
am ount we are putting Into the Furniture. The Dial Electric is
ECA program. That is not the furnishing a chime door bell fnr
fa c t Tile actual appropriation bill tin play.
comes later. I did w hat 1 could
During intermission, the girls
to keep tiie record straight on tins sextet,1 consisting of Elaine
point by tuking the floor. A po r Wallace. Barbara Lacy, Velma
tion of my statem ent to the House Swift, Frances Grissom, Norma
follows:
Balfour, and Joan Day A nder
" . . . 1 feel satisfied to vote lor son. will sing "Danny Boy",
tiie bill as continuation of a pro
gram we have started but the Wayne Tysver. the Junior High
record m ust clearly show, and School baritone will sing “Sleepy
the people of the country must Hollow Tune.” Vocal solos by
d e a rly understand, thut we arc Donna Brownlee will lx- “Let
not today dealing with an appro The Rest of the World Go Bv”
priation Item but we are setting and "My Wild Irish Bose."
a figure which is u maximum for
the progrum .”
I feel certain the appropriation
for ECA will be considerably less
thun the five and one-half bil
lion figure In the bill
APRIL 22ND.
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W ENDELL LAW RENCE. Editor
Entered as second-class mail m atter in the post office at Ash ’
land. Oregon. February 15. 1935. under the act of Congress of
' March 3. 1879
mentioned ubove.
Seem s to us as if a few self-appointed re p re se n ts
tiv es o f th e peepul have set them selves up as g u a rd ia n s
of th e exchecquer on th e basis th a t th ey a re ta x p a y
ers.
So a re m any of th e rest of us, ta x p a y e rs, th a t is.
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lutt •_
And we re glad to see th is sudden in te re s t in civic ac » *
m , recording sonp* tri
v
'1 I 1 i i • .n h e st.a , fi*. .
tiv itis. H ad th e re been as m uch in te re s t evinced som e " j "i>l to I- liev» tha' this new \ I
• i i . m I i ! rudio-phonoginph
will automatically play «uh ..n,
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of th t\ i .■ . d
y e a rs ago in th e a ffa irs of th e city, by th o se who now ■i
i a of phon, g ia - h 1...,,, | .
‘ «.... . the "T rip le - Play",
a re so busy sniping a t th e new a d m in istra tio n , th e re tho new changer is th, tirsl in I»..
Ktpohie of autom atically
1 .,ihg every <1,.,,
.1 «o d i he old standard,
m ight not have been th e need fo r a new a d m in is tra nt
all the tu rn tab le speed
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i • ■ • allow ing up to foui
tion.
hours of u n interrupted 1. ■■
I dot In,veil to boogie
wongie, and even the old <
01.uk recordings o f
O ur point, then, is th a t as long as th e re rem ain s a yesteryear. The new
• *'• bring standardiza
tion
to
the
phonograph
tw o p a rty system in A shland, w hich is w h a t we now
' "< confusion existí) .-
have, th a tth e city will be well governed, well o p erated
have. T h is g ro u p of Jay cees show s prom ise of being
and well m anaged.
such a group.
Keep it up. th e m ore in te re st show n th e b e tter.
The fine jo b th e y did on th e S u n rise Service can be
WELCOME GIRLS
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rep eated n ex t y ear, p robably a t th e new band shell.
. . . A sh lan d 's welcome m at h as been all shook out, And betw een now and next y e a r we can th in k of a lot
d u sted off. and placed on th e th resh o ld fo r th e Job’s of p ro je ts w hich could be h andled very nicely bv the
D au g h ters of th e s ta te of Oregon who a re th is week Jaycees.
AWS P lan s T hird Annual
a tte n d in g th e G rand Session of th e O rd er here.
W
omans’ Day Program
L et G eorge do it, has alw ay s been a com m unity slo
1
he Associated Women S tud
C o n g ratu latio n s, also, to M rs. C arleton E lh a rt. who gan. Now th a t G eorge is here, in th e body of th e J i
Z eTxuTe X
f Ä
b e a t 's ents of Southern Oregon college,
COM M ENTS
under tiie direction of chairm an
cil of Oregon. In te rn a tio n a l O rder o f J o b ’s D au g h ters. of th in g s a ro u n d fo r him to do.
M arjorie Fliniau of Ashland, have
Marble. Granite. Rrnnie
begun planning the third annual
A shland resid en ts a re doing very well in s ta te f r a te r
Extra Lot,wring Available
Women’s Day program.
The
nal circles. M rs. E lh a r t’s election will m ean she will
scheduled
events
will
include
an
BURNS
A G EN O
road toward bankruptcy and de
join th e circle of A shland people who have held high
On Ihr» Plaza'*
nies the passage of the "Trum an Honor Assembly In the morning;
spending program ” we shall be a special luncheon for mother
offices in th e v ario u s fra te rn a l o rd ers. Some of th ese
come the most tax ridden people at noon; a meeting of the SOC
of recent y e a rs include Mrs. L orena M cN air, who tw o
By Harris Ellsw orth
or, earth.
M others’ Club under tiie direc
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tion of Mrs. G. G. Newton of
y e ars ago headed th e s t a te ’s E a s te rn S ta re E a rl T h The H?us? is in recess lhls week
Ju st to m ake a gloomy picture Ashland, president; a style show
New bry. w ho la st y e a r w as th e head of th e H illah I b £ £ & K u ^ S ^ ' S
complete, we m ust not forge, that in the afternoon: and evening e n
.temple sh rin e, an d R obert Dodge, who h a s ju st been i ^ anaac^ed a^ a rapid rate. Tiie state income taxes and property tertainm ent. All mothers of SOC
are invited to attend the
elected M ost E xcellent G rand H igh P rie st o f th e G ran d U d o p S u t Z w rt “ < “ g S taxes m ust be paid annually ir students
addition to the Federal lev a< tit ities to he held on campus
May 7.
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C h a p te r of Royal A rch M asons of O regon.
lative program . The House work-
P a rtic ip a tio n by th ese A shland resid e n ts in th e var- ar*d during t h e ^ V m r e e ’or four
Scholarship Awards
1OUS fra te rn a l circles h as helped in th e Dast t o m a k p days before recessing accounted
Reach the $900 Mark
th is c ity well known up an d dow n th e P acific coast. M ta S y S S S T z S . ’ S t i
Scholarship's am ounting to $900
have
been aw arded eo Southern
m uch money th at is cannot
And w e re su re th a t people from A shland will continue how
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Pho
Oregon
college students for this 1 1 , 4th S,
readily
be
understood
unless
the
to in dicate th e ir a b ility in th e fu tu re by being elected figure is divided into simple,
spring term to assist them in the
to head v ario u s fra te rn a l, religious, social, and p o liti small and understandable terms
paym ent of regular tuition fees.
Tw
enty-nine
billion
dollars
is
e-
cal g ro u p s th ro u g h o u t th e sta te , and th e region.
qual to $200 for every man, wom
Once again, welcome. J o b ’s D a u g h ters, and m ay you an and child in the United States
have an enjoyable tim e here in A shland, w here m anv —or $800 for each fam ily of four
But the tw enty-nine billion is
p a st, p resen t .and fu tu re leaders of y o u r v ario u s f r a only about 69 per cent of the to
te rn a l o rd ers reside.
tal budget for the n ex t fiscal
Are you sure?
Mill Wood
Fuel Oil
Gunter Fuel Co.
For SPRING CLEANUP
year. The total budget, the a-
m ount of money to be spent by
FIRE
your federal governm ent during
. . . T he fire w hich d estro y ed th e p la n t of th e L um the 12 m onths beginning July 1
this year is 42 billions, in round
b er M ills co rp o ratio n in Bellview. M onday, b rin g s to num bers. This, divided by the
m ind th e fa c t th a t th is com m unity is larg ely depend the total population, estim ated at
1140.000,000, equals a cost of $300
e n t on th e lum ber in d u stry . L oss of th is one mill will per
person.
m ake a change in th e econom y of m an y people in th e
Think of it — federal govern
m ent expenditures for the coming
a re a ro u n d an d ab o u t A shland.
fiscal year will am ount to an av
O ur b est w ishes to Jo h n C otton and his s ta ff. May erage of alm ost exactly $100 PER
MONTH for each family of fo u r’
th e y rebuild bigger, an d b e tter, and soon.
The ancient philosopher Solon
wrote:
"No m ore good m ust be
SPRING
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attem ,r pted
state can
- - than
—-— the oiaic
• ’ ’ N ° ^ i h a t th e y oun&s te r s a re o u t in th e hills g a th - LoVe we C A N ^ r * 1 h° w much
Fun,¡lure
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e n n g w ildflow ers th e o ld ste rs a re a t th e d ru g sto re
g a th e rin g poison oak rem edies.
A long w ith th e b eau tie s of sp rin g com e th e b ite s of
th e a n ts, th e hum of th e m osquitoes, an d th e stin g of
th e d istu rb ed ho rn et, to sa y b u t little ab o u t th e bless
ing of poison oak and th e sc ra tc h in g o f th e b lac k b erry
bram ble.
S pring brings picnics and h ap p y days, b u t th e n ig h ts
a re filled w ith th e ceaseless sc ra tc h in g bites, b ru ises
and oak festers.
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N evertheiess, only the existing
program of federal expenditures
is accounted for in the above
The pro«ram <>n
which P resident
Trum an was
f1 a s t/ a lo and which be is
bv ^ n n i rantlCalJy , to get enacted
by Congress, would if passed in-
YOU THINK your insur
ance is adequate for your
SUNRISE SERVICES
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. . . A big bundle of K udos to th e Ju n io r C ham ber
of Com m erce fo r th e fine job th e y did in p u ttin g over
th e E a s te r S unrise Service th is year.
A Ju n io r C ham ber of Com m erce can be one of th e
g re a te s t a sse ts a com m unity such a s A shland can
and
needs today but are you
sure?
borrow
policies,
If you w ill let us
your
insurance
Upholstering
perhaps we can
recommend
Repair
changes that
w ill reduce your
insurance costs
present
or
give
NEW spring PATTERNS
Free Pickup and Delivery Service
your more complete insur
! ance for the same cost.
Free Estimates given
S.Gn Jones & Sons
.... BILLINGS AGENCY
(Since July 1883)
DEPENDABLE
INSURANCE COUNSELORS
Comer Main and Oak
Ashland Hotel Building
Phone 8781
™ X i £ above flgure by at least
We already have a debt burden
combined debt
OI , } . e otber peoples of thp
world. Unless this congress re
fuses to travel fu rth er down the
THE WEAKER SEX
. . N ote to m en who blam e o u r tr a f f ic problem s on
women d riv ers—
In Oregon la s t year, according to S e c re ta ry of S ta te
E a rl T. N ew bry, m en outnum bered wom en a s d riv e rs
in fa ta l accidents by 13 to one. The y e a r before it w as
11 to one.
So w h at, you sa y ?
Men drive m ore th a n women.
Doesn t prove a th in g —u n til we see t h a t th e accid en ts
o f housew ives a re less likely to be f a ta l th a n th o se
of a n y o th e r occupation group. I f M other is d riv in g
w hen an accident occurs, th e odds a re 631 to one a-
g a in st d eath , m ore th a n double th e 260-to-one odds
fo r all d riv ers.
S tu d e n ts have th e w orst accident se v e rity record,
closely follow ed by fa rm e rs and laborers. O nly p ro fe s
sional m en approach th e housew ives in th is sa fe ty
com parison.
J
A s a f u r th e r sidelight, N ew bry adds th a t m en are
also m ore likely to be killed in p e d estrian accidents.
W hile only tw ice as m any men a re in ju red , fo u r tim es
a s m any a re killed. And still we say “th e w eaker sex .”
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Ashland
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