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Southern Oregon Newa Review Chiropractors Protest Oregon A thletic Policy Ashland, Oregon Thursday, January 19, 1950 POLICE BLOTTER of magazines, newspapers, books, theatre, cinema, radio and even the "comics.” It was therefore a refreshing surprise to find a recent book Eugene D. LaBelle was fined which dares pull back the cur i $42.50. including court costs, on tain on what is happening in this , country and the world Unlike Oregon chiropractors have a charge of drunk and disorder the majority of today’s writers, ! threatened to appeal to the state ly in a local tavern. the author does not ballyhoo ’ board of control unless the Ore Dale E. Crawford and Clif sugar-coated socialism as a pan gon School Activities assciation ford A. Crawford forfieted $10 acea for all ills but rather pre- abandons its discriminatory pol bail, each, on a charge of drunk sents in stark realism the only ! icy against chiropractic physici and disorderly in a public place possible cure. ans in the high school athletic Frank Barnthouse forfeited $1 In a book of compelling in insurance program bail on a charge of parking in a terest, loaded with incontrover Meeting in the Multnomah restricted area. tible facts which are substanti hotel Thursday night, a commit William Ross forfeited a $1 ated b y documentary proof, I tee of the Oregon Association of bail on a charge of parking in John T. Flynn gives his readers ( Chiropractic Physicians heard a a restricted area. food for many long thoughts. J Portland high school coach de Virginia Marks and June Min Whether o n e. agrees with his clare the majority of coaches er each forfeited a $1 bail on a conclusions or not, the challen- j prefer to have injured players charge of jay walking ge of so forthright a book can treated by chiropractors because not but stimulate thinking Am- J "they give them immediate re* ericans to an honest appraisal lie f and get them back into act of today's crisis in government. I ion quicker.” Mr. Flynn has written several ¡ Paul Bennett, Franklin high “The Road Ahead” previous books analysing and ex ' school football coach, said that posing the evils of the "creep B y John T. Flynn the chiropractic treatments giv ing revolution” and its leaders. (| en his players by Dr. Gordon V. The intellectual-Left has be but in "The Road Ahead" he Pefley “made the difference be come increasingly active and makes clear the blood bond ex- | tween having a first division in dangerously powerful of late, isting between the Fabians o f ' stead of a second division team.” particularly in the three fields t Britian and the Social "Dr. Pefley, whose services of education, religion and writ Planners of the U. S. Wholesale - Retail were donated because the School ing. In the last field mentioned We warn you however, this i s ! Meats Activities association refuses to left-wing writers are assiduously io book to choose for a peaceful Í pay for treatments of chiroprac turning out propaganda by way evening’s browsing. Phone 8281 tors, took care of nine injured players on my Franklin team, KWIN RADIO PROGRAM - 1400 KC. and got them all back in the lineup within one week.” He Brought io you a . a Public B orneo by T h . South.™ O r .,o n N .w . R .rto w said it had been his experience and Radio Station KWIK— 1400 kc that when injured athletes seek Programs listed are recteved from the radio station and the News Review treatment from medical doctors assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied. for sprains or dislocated bones, Times in light lace type are Morning—Times in bold lace are Afternooo they are told to “go home and soak it in hot water and come MONDAY TUESDAY Portraits - Supplies WEDNESDAY back in two weeks and w e’ll see 6:30—News News News Photo Finishing 6:35—1100 Corral 1400 Corral what it looks like.” 1400 Corral 7:00—Wake up Rogue Valley Wake Rogue Valley Wake Rogue Valley 7:30—News News Statements were read from a News 27 N. Main Phone 2-2501 7:45—Sports Review Sports Review Sports Review number of other high school 8:00—Album Time Album Time Album Time coaches throughout the state, 8:25—Bulletin Board Bulletin Board Bulletin Board 8:30—Roadside Chapel______ Haven of Rest who strongly recommended that Bible Institute 9:00—News News New» chiropractic physicians be reco 9:05—According to the Record According to Record According to Record gnized in the insurance program. 9:10—Chatter with Chuck Chatter with Chuck Chatter with Chuck 9:30—Tony Pastor Harry James Harry Cool Spokesman of the Chiropractic 9:45—All Star Dance Parade lythm and Reason All Star Dance Parade Association said they had been 10:00—Music from Hollywood Music from Hollywood Music from Hollywood turned down consistently in 18:30—News News News 10:35—Top Pops Top Pops Top Pops their efforts to arrange a con 10:45— -Church In your He Church In your Home Church in your He Department Store ference between their group and Del Porter Peggy Lee the Oregon School Activities as 11:15—Eddy Howard Les Brown Three Sun» 11:30—Music for Monday Music for Tuesday Mu»ic for Wednesday sociation, which manages the 12:00—News“ "We Have a Corner New» News athletic insurance program. IX: 15— Noontime Melodies Noontime Melodies Noontime Melodies on Lithia Park” 12:30— Mid -day Sports They said that Thomas Pigott, Mid-day Sports Extra Mid-day Sports Extra 12:35—Farm Reporter Farm Reporter Farm Reporter executive secretary-treasurer of 12:45—Swap Shop Swap Shop Swap Shop the OSAA, had been “extrem ely 1:00 isic Box ” Music Box Music Box 3:4 -5 Min. News uncooperative” about giving the 5 Min. News News School Program chiropractic physicians a chance Music Box to state their case before his As -5 Min. News 5 Min. News News sociation. -Hollywood He Women in the News Hollywood Heodii News News SIGNAL SERVICE 4:05—Swir.g Time Swing Time Swing Time Patronize Your Local Merchant In Ashland Book R ev ie w s. . . Eastside Meat Market WATCH FOR YOUR NAME! THIS PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH WEEK IN THE NEWS REVIEW Tl Ken’s Camera Shop Dodge Furniture Co. General Electric Appliances Phone 8771 Theatre Tickets to R A Wagner 134 Oak St. ADVERTISEMENTS THE NAME OF A Pentzer’s Dress Shop SUBSCRIBER WILL APPEAR . . . YOU Phone 6611 SOMEWHERE AMONG THE VARIOUS MAY BE THE ONE TO RECIEVE OF THE FOLLOWING LITHIA HOTEL BLDG Theatre Tickets to Roy Hayes 650 Ashland St. FREE THEATRE TICKETS Weitzel’s Swartz Motor VA Reports Increased G. I. Insurance The Veterans Administration reveals that more than 7,149,- 000 National Service Life In surance policies, held by World War II Vets are now in force — a 28 per cent increase over ihe 5,595,000 policies that were active three years ago. Twenty-four per cent of the G. I. insurance policies have been converted to permanent plans of insurance, according to the VA. In January, 1947, per manent policies afhounted to only 12 percent of the total. The average NSLI policy to day is 5,760, as compared with a?$6.096 average in January, 19- In the Pacific Northwest area, active G. I. insurance accounts held by veterans of World War II total 175,286, out of a possible 580,000, or slightly more than one-third of the active and in active accounts administered by the Seattle VA District Office. More than 60,000 of these poli cies, or 35 per cent of the active accounts, have been converted to permanent policies, as com pared to 18,664, or 10 per cent three years ago. 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Copeland GOOD AT EITHER THE Yards LITHIA or VARSITY THEATRE 165 C St. Phone 651 TICKETS CAN BE CLAIMED AT THE STORE OR BUSINESS IN WHICH YOUR CHAINS CHEAPER all sizes Wholesale & Retail ANTIFREEZE . . . Zerex, Prestons, Skyway. Zsrone B ellview Feed Store NAME APPEARS and Signal. 340 E. Main “Your Friendly Yard" Phone 8511 Phone 2-2076 Free Parking s & s Mobil Service O’Harra’s Union Station Specialists in Motor Tune-up and Brake Service For the Best in Lubrication Si Accessories We Give S & H Green Stamp, 398 East Main Theatre Tickets to A. L. Cook 431 N. Main The MART h p ld n n ’« Jewelry" Temasi»«.»* Next t to to S Sheldon’s RADIOS & RADIO REPAIR at Your Music & Record Shop Phone 8011 I Kenneth P errinel I I n d u s tr ia l Electricians E lo r tr ir ia n a Industrial I Electric Motors - Light Planti| Water Systems Wiring - Motor Winding Repairing 60 1st St. on Highway Free Delive Ashland Recreation Marshall - Welh Center Store Phone 2-2731 Scripter and McKeever BOWLING & BILLIARDS ON THE PLAZA Theatre Tickets to L E. Schell 128 Laurel For, m:iier»s »“ H i i v i 1 H Department Store Siskiyou Lodge ASHLAND, OREGON « Miles South ot Ashland Real Food Chicken - Steaks a Special! Phone 37711 Don Callahan BOB MALLON’S “Photographically Yours” Truly Fine Portraiture 293 East Main Sheldon’s Wardrobe Jewelry Cleaners “Next to the Mart” For Gifts that’s Special Complete Repair Service I Quality Cleaning & Pressing lHat Blocking - Rug Cleaning |On the Plaza Phone 3281 276 East Main Wick’s Furniture Store Headquarters ior Pittsburgh Paints 297 E. Main Phone 8761 Theatre Tickets to Mrs. W. C. Matson 137 Almond J.C . Pump Service Home Water Systems ■ ‘’ales & Service 83 Bush St Ashland Color Center YOUR PAINT CENTER SHERWIN-WILLIAMS WALLPAPER NEW LOCATION 341 E. Main Phone 2-3501 Ashland Auto Parts AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP 33 N. Main Phone 760 Western Auto Supply Ashland ASHLAND. OREGON Mountain States Boulevard Music Co. Market USED RECORDS Old Tunes and New 167 Main St. ABNEY’S FREE DELIVERY MEATS Telephone 7041 842 Siskiyou Blvd. The Best in Meats in Boulevard Market Theatre Tickets to C. W. Woodcach 280 Palm Siskiyou & Iowa Martel Peters I rnion 76 Station 237 E. 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