S outhern O regon New s Review
Ashland, Oregon
T hursday,
O ctober
20,
1949
Governor McKay
Proclaims UN
Day Oct. 24
G overnor D ouglas
McKaj
recom m ended today in a procla
m ation on U nited N ations Da>
M onday, th at O regonians m ain
tain an aw areness of the value
of th e
w orld
organization,
“standing its b rav e vigil at the
crossroads betw een peace and
A rm ageddon.”
His pow erfully-w orded dec
laratio n w as sent to Secreary
of S tate Dean Acheson for pre
sentation to the G eneral Assem
bly by the U nited S tates rep re
sen tativ e at next w eek’s U nited
N ations Day cerem onies at Lake
Success. New York The full
te x t follows:-
W HERE AS, sincu the daw n of
intelligence, all people of good
faith have abh o rred the m ind
less carnage of arm ed conflict, 1
y et have continued to suffer '
through new and increasingly
d read fu l wars; and
WHEREAS, individuals v er
sed in m ilitary science forecast
th at tile next w orld-w ide erupt- 1
ion of tactical violence m ay en-1
e n tu a te in th e destru ctio n o f '
civilization itself: and
WHEREAS, th e th re a t of
m an 's engulfm ent by th e flam e
kin d led by his ow n hand is
tacit in the u n rest and disention
sta lk in g today across the face
of the earth: and
W HEREAS, the h e a rts of m il
lions of hum ans who w ould
a v e rt w orld suicide still n u rtu re
. " v o . c o i m u i i I EVER SAW ” -S om eb od y oetter explain to
hopes of enduring peace— peace
Lobo- ’he German Shepherd, that this is no ordinary sniff—it is
b u ilt upon a voluntary, m u tu al
?,n ap t'lude sn'ff which is being executed bv Princy one ot those
respect for logic, ideals and I ninTohJr°r« / ?an,nes Wlth a nose for learning
The miniature
freedom s and not upon th e fear ! Fh?
em8 ,esTedJ or reaction to stranger Lobo as part of
of force: and
¡ J * * " 1.ranc® exam
Dr. Frederick R eiters Canine University.
W HEREAS, the U nited N a ti- *
y P
d mistress. Claudette Sorel. looks hopeful as Princy
ons is seeking, through the per-1
meS 01X011611 w,th flv,n« color«
severing cooperation of the del
egates of its m em ber countries,
to cut a path of reason th rough
a tangle of in te rco n tin e n ta l )
m isunderstanding a n d d istrust; Í
and
B y Mrs. Fred B loom ingcam p
W HEREAS, th e U nited N a ti-1
ons holds fo rth w h at could w ell ‘
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POLICE BLOTTER
be a last prom ise of leadership
H ornbrook (Special) M r and
*
F red B loonU „«c.m p had as
Hornbrook Happenings
reso rt of a rra n t fools.
L
om ingcam p’s sister, Dollie Blo- W W ■ I —— - . , - - - -.
NOW, THEREFORE. I. Doug om ingcam p, of Los Angeles, who
G ordon P ickell forfeited $5.00
las M cKay, G overnor of the w as called N orth by th e death
S ta te of Oregon, being deeply of th e ir b ro th e r, Ed Bloom ing- bail on a ch arg e of operatin g
w ith no d riv e rs license.
m oved by the w eight of the camp.
foregoing prem ises, do h ereb y
R obert Frazies forfeited $5 00
W eek end guests a t the Blo- on a charge of m aking an ill
recom m end to th e people of this
M rs egal u-turn.
^m ingcam p hom
n°m e w ere Mrs.
C om m onw ealth th a t th ev be om
the
role
of
th
e
B
loom
ingcam
PS
sister,
Mrs.
J.
L.
e v e r heedful of the role of th e
W ilton S w infor was fined $5.-
U nited N ations, stan d in g its R h re r and son of Eagle Point. 00 fo r d riv in g w ith no o p e ra to r’s
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred S pearin license.
b rav e vigil a t the crossroads be
tw een peace and A rm ageddon; have announced th e b irth of a
C ristopher Joseph O ’Brien
and, fu rth e r, th a t w e in th e S tate son, Oct. 2, a t th e Siskiyou Co.,
of Oregon observe O ctober 24, G en eral hosp. He has been paid a $25.00 fine and $2.50
costs on a charge of d ru n k in
1949 as U nited N ations Day, in nam ed W illiam Lloyd.
a c a r on a public street.
accordance w ith P resid en tial
M r. and Mrs. Bus C avin and
V ernon C harles Olsen was
proclam ation, said uobervance
observance to d uaugiiver,
au g h ter, iviarcia,
M arcia, n H u ilt,
t , w ere
tak e form in thoughts and cere- v isiting rela tiv e s here Tuesday picked up on an AW OL charge
and held fo r m ilita ry a u th o rit
m onies designed to affirm o u r evening.
in ™ ianH appreciation 111 th e ac-
Mrs. Floyd B u rn s left Satur- ies.
com plishm ents and objectives day fo r Salem to visit at the
Jam es W arren N oreen, E ure
of th e U nited Nations.
ka. failed to ap p e ar and fo rfe it
hom e of h e r parents.
IN TESTIMONY W HEREOF,
ed $15.00 on a charge of vio lat
A H allow e’en p a rty is p lan ing th e basic rule.
I have hereupon set my hand
and caused to be affixed the ned fo r th e ch ild ren of the
Dale T heodore M ayben forfei
seal of the S tate of Oregon this H ornbrook school by the PT-A ted $5.00 on a charge of o p e ra t
a t its m eeting a t the school ing w ith in ad e q u a te m uffler.
tw e lfth day of O ctober, 1949.
D ouglas M cK av h ° USe F rid a y afternoon. P lans
K enneth A. H uff was charged
u o u g las McKav w ere also discussed for a c a rn i.
G overnor val b azaar to be held jn Dec w ith volating the basic ru le and
forfeited a $10.00 bail w hen he
R efreshm ents w ere served at failed to a p p e a r to answ er char
Oregon Women At
th e close of the m eeting by Mrs. ges.
National Meeting
I G ladys Jo n es and Mrs. V ernal
, H egler.
Seven Oregon delegates to the
The W om an’s Society of the Dr. John D ale R ussell
th irte e n th a n n u al m eeting o f the
H
ornbrook
church held th e ir To Speak at C onference
N ational Home D em onstration
re
g
u
la
r
m
eeting
T hursday a fte r
council, h e a rd ru ra l wom en of
Dr. Jo h n Dale Russell, d ire c t
noon
a
t
th
e
hom
e
of Mrs. J. W.
A m erica challenged to th in k
or of th e D ivision of H igher
Hodge.
As
the
a
tten
d
an
ce
was
and act in broadening horizon’s
E ducation in th e U. S. Office
and not to forget th a t dem ocracy sm all an info rm al m eeting was of Education w ill be principal
held. A rticles w e re d istrib u ted
begins a t home.
sp eak er a t th e second annual
The m eeting was held in Colo and sew ing w as done for the conference of presidents and
rado Springs in e a rly O ctober b azaar to be held n ex t m onth. ex ecutive officers of u n iv ersiti
and was follow ed im m ediately R efreshm ents w ere served to es and colleges in O regon. The
by th e eleventh an nual m eet Mrs. F loyd B um s, Mrs. A rden conference w ill be held a t the
ing of th e country w om en’s B u m s and Mrs. H a rry Chapm an. U niversity of O regon, N ovem ber
council of the A ssociated C oun
16 and w ill be a one-day a ffa ir
Here From Spokane
try W omen of the W orld.
V irtu a lly ev ery in stitution
Miss A lice C u rry and m other,
The seven delegates from O re
of h ig h er education in Oregon
gon, th e largest group ever to Mrs. H. L. D ecker and niece, w ill be rep resen ted a t th e m eet
a tte n d from this state, attended V erline C oddington and Miss ing The O regon educators will
both m eetings. Mrs. E dgar Lem Rose Ellison, Spokane, spent the p a rticip a te in panel discussion
ing, C ornelius, p resident of the w eek end w ith M r. and Mrs which w ill follow talk s bv Dr
O regon Hom e Econom ics E xten F red D rew niak. Miss Ellison and Russell.
sion council, atten d ed fo r the
th ird year. She w as chairm an of
th e n atio n al com m ittee fo r
h e a lth and safety a n d appeared
on tw o radio broadcasts.
O thers a tten d in g from Oregon
w ere Mrs. K. E thel L athrop,
C e n tra l P oint, past p resid en t of
th e sta te council and p resent
n ational chairm an fo r the coun
try W omen m agazine; Miss
MEN’S
F ran cis C linton, sta te hom e eco
nom ics extension agent; Mrs.
F loyd Fox, S ilverton, sta te coun
cil first vice-president; M rs. E.
E. K ilp atrick , M errill, director-
Mrs. C. A. Lynds, C orvallis
sta te pub licity chairm an, anc
SAVE DOLLARS ON
Mrs. Jo h n B lan k en b ak er, A lb a
ny.
SALE. . .
Topcoats and Jackets
Return From V acation
Mrs. Sam G ra ft and d a u g h te r
Mrs. B e rt R oberts and d au g h ter,
Jack ie, re tu rn e d T h u rsd ay from
a th re e w eeks vacation sp en t in
Billings, M ontana, w h ere they
visited a t th e hom e of R uth
G raft G arra rd . L ittle C arlo tta
Cousins re tu rn e d to A shland
with them .
THESE FAMOUS BRANDS
U.S. Must Take
Bigger Role
Lions Are Told
42 Per Cent Of Fatal
Car .Mishaps Occur
In Early Evening
N tW 5 NO TES » HOM
SENIOR HIGH
Many stu d en ts a re leurning to
dance to be able to particip ate
Your fears a re well founded in the com ing school activities.
if early-even ing autom obile tru f Dances ure held a t 12:30 d u r
fle w orries you, figures com pil ing noon hour not only for be
ed by S e c re tary of S tate Karl ginners but all stu d en ts who
"The U nited S tates m ust take j T. N ew bry reveal.
lik e to dance. D uring hom eroom
a m ore dynam ic role in w orld
periods, Tuesday, Mrs. Ruth
affuirs If they a re to tak e leader- • G reg m accident records for A lcorn’s und Miss Deloru Dye
ship in outlaw ing the atom ic 1948 show 42 percent of all fatal r's hom eroom s enjoyed tw enty
bom b and com bating Commu-1 m ishaps take place d u rin g the m inutes of dancing.
nism ,” Don M ucDougal, prof , six-hour period betw een 4 and
The schedule for taking pic
essor of history told m em bers 10 p m., hours of fading light tu res of ju n io rs nnd seniors for
or
full
dark
n
ess
in
the
fall
and
ol the A shland Lions club at
the school a n n u al is posted on
th e ir Tuesday evening meet-1 w in ter m onths. Death crashes
reach a peak betw een (I and 7 the b ulletin board in the m ain
ing.
hull. Local p h o tographers give
M acDougal pointed out the p.m. and rem ain high until 10 the students reduced rate s on
p.m
,
dim
inishing
sharply
a
fter
best w eapon tin* A m erican poo-1
these picture's.
pie have in w aging th e fight I thut hour. A ccidents of all types
O fficers of the local Hi-Y and
a
re
most
num
erous
betw
een
4
against
Com m unism
is the I
Tri-Hi-Y clubs will a tte n d an
teaching of ttie A m erican way and 5 p.m.
"T he record gives definite all day m eeting of the "Y ” clubs
of living to all dem ocracys.
The professor of history said j I proof thut traffic dan g er goes in S outhern O regon, on Sunday
that the U nited S tates was the . up when the sun goes dow n," O ctober 23, a t S.O.C. A lunch
w orld lead er d u ring the R evolu-' N ew bry d e c la n d. "This danger eon will lx« served at noon to
tionary tim es of early A m erican can be offset by reducing speed those attending.
Principal Roland P ark s w ith
history, and th at the present and redoubling caution in dusk
S u p e rin te n d en t of schools, Le
tim e m ay also be called a revo and darkness."
lutionary period
He called on d riv ers and pede land P. Linn, atte n d ed a con
strian
s a lik e to bear in mind ference of principals und su p e r
’’Now is the tim e for A m eri
ca to regain leadership," Mac that car headlights a re no sub in tendents in Salem , on M onday
Dougnl said
stitu te for daylight Pedestriun und Tuesday of this week. As
M acDougal said th at the Mar accidents nt night frequently sistant P rincipal. F rank O ’Neil,
shall plan has done a good jot» a re trac<>d to the w a lk e r’s mis acted In Mr. P a r k ’s place ut the
in E urope and th at nt this tim e calculation of the speed and high school.
All classes a re busy selling
production is up in France, Eng distance of an approaching ve
tickets for th eir carnival queen
land and W estern G erm any. He hicle.
candidate.
said th at D enm ark is in good
The first edition of the school
condition due to its exchange of peace is m ore probable, since,
b u tte r for A m erican d o llars and if th e logical Russians can be paper, The Rogue News, cam e
th a t Sw eden is enjoying a like convinced that it m eans total out last Friday. Doris L itw iller
is tin* ed ito r and the Jo u rn alism
«condition from its salp of steel destruction he will o u tlaw it.
class
does the reporting.
and tim b er through A m erican
m oney.
Disposal of the goods has been
Highest Quality Chocolate Coatings .
the biggest problem , he stated,
although most of it has gone to
Ingredients . .. Flavors . .. Plus
E astern Pow ers behind the Iron
Good Cooking . . .
C urtain, buying "tim e ” for us
. In speaking to the club con
Make the High Quality Standard
cerning the devaluation of the
B ritish pound, M acDougal said
th a t it w ould m ean th at B ritian
and o th e r countries who had en
tered the program could sell
Made by the JOHNSTONE FAMILY in their HOME
goods before w hile ou r products
th e re w ould have to sell for
at 329 Beach Street, Phone 3972
about 40 percen t more.
M acDougal said that it will
Accepting orders now for Christmas.
not be necessary for Russia to
WILL MAIL CANDY ANYW HERE
overrun E urope now th a t they
have the atom ic bomb. He con
tinued th a t the fact th at Russia
CUnonfv
by,I hc Jo l,nstone Fam ily a re sold in A shland
has the bom b does not neces-1
only at th e ir Home, located at 329 Beach street, and
sarily m ean w ar and th a t it
The B oulevard M arket
could even m ean th at w orld i
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