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Southern Oregon News Review ■ Southern Oregon News Review 38 East Main Street Ashland. Oregon Entered as second-class mail matter In the post at Ash land, Oregon, February 15, 1935. under the act of Congress of March 3. 1879 ICR. and MRS. J. LOGAN w iu T E ~ J Locan White ____ Managing Editor Faith McCullough L ocal (taw s. P h o n e 8561 or 7162 Subscription Rate — $2.50 year MEMBER Oregon Newspaper P ublishers’ Association —; — ■ 4 Thursday, April 6, 1950 Ashland, Oregon i 111 Shirley Weitzel Named has benefited the entire Pacific Northwest lumber in Another Maine Visitor VI’ Zeta Tau Alpha Surprises Mrs. Edgar dustry. Every job it has undertaken has helped in solu tion of problems which even the largest lumber com Mrs. Alfred Tracy of Cherry- UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, , field, Maine, is spending a few Eugene, March (Special) — El- I panies could not handle alone. Non-members of the as days with Mrs James Edgar and ected vice president of Zeta Tau j sociation and members have profited alike. Its current her mother, Mrs. Lillian Torrey. Alpha sorority on the Untver-1 nation-wide advertising and promotion campaign is an This is the second time within sity of Oregon campus for the i wo weeks that Mrs Edgar has school year of 1950-51 is Shir- | example. enjoyed a visit from u girlhood lev Weitzel, daughter of Mr. and Lumber companies and mills, large and small, that friend. Recently Edgar Small Mrs. J Weitzel. 317 N Main st., have shared in these benefits should share also in the and his wife, now residents of Ashland. renewed old times Miss Weitzel Is a sophomore responsibilities. The association’s bid for a larger Montana, with Ins sister Mrs. Ruth Man business administration major. membership should meet with enthusiastic response ney and Mrs Edgar nnd Mrs, Stationery Supplies throughout the lumber areas of Washington and Ore Torrey. Mrs Tracy nnd her hus band have been spending the at the News Review gon. — Seattle Times. winter with their son, Frank, in Y For Rent Hilco Floor Sander IIAOOARI) LUMBER CO. Phoenix, Oregon Phone 7015 Protect Your Family , Reno. Recently a home burned in western Oregon claim Pet Foods and rorm /luppltee After two days of sightsee ing the lives of the parents and five children. The stage ing and visiting about Ashland Phoenix Feed & Seed and the Rogue River valley Mis for the tragedy could not have been more perfectly H ighway 99, Phoenix Tracy returned to join her bus prepared if mass suicide had been contemplated. the May Festival and sponsor a band in Nevada from where By Mr». A. C. U w li Paint - Fertilisers Queen. Rosalie Klossen was they will fly to New York on Here is how the tragedy occurred. The house was Weed KUlsrs The Phoenix Grange met chosen to be the Grange Queen. built long and narrow with a built-on room in the rear March their trip buck to Maine 28th at 8 p.m. at the Enid Caster resigned as Jani where the children slept. The back door and windows Grange Hall with Master Dee tor. were nailed shut. The night of the tragedy a roaring Hendrickson presiding Brother Next meeting will be the gen Roscoe Roberts, State Deputy era election of State Officers fire was built in the wood stove that sat by the front and Lloyd Lacy, Master of Tal and the lecture hour t\ ill be be door. After the fire was stocked all went to bed. It was ent Grange were visitors. All fore the meeting. not long before the hot stove heated the floor boards officers were present and the 3 4 degrees were confered up where oil had been allowed to seep into the wood — and on six couples, one couple being Practice reaching oil-soaked floors are common. As soon as the stove be from Talent. Demits of A1 and DON’T DELAY ! came red hot the oiled floor ignited enveloping the Olive Floyd were favorably vot Set For Summer upon. whole end of the house in flame and also the only exit. ed Next CHECK UP today on serving committee will The L i n c o l n Laboratory The rest of the story is very short — all lives were be the Polings, Walter Bolz. An School, your Fire Insurance. as part of the Southern drew Stevens, and Leonard Hal Oregon College Summer Ses Don’t wait until you lost. sion, will hold classes from have a loss to learn that This can happen to any home where there is a fhill. Sister Lovett displayed a cro 19 until July 28 your protection is not disregard for fire precautions. Insufficient insulation cheted piece of the Lord s sup June Classes will be held in grades idequate that some around a heating unit, oil drippings on floor, poor per. one to eight inclusive, plus clas thing has been over Sister Young and Brisco were ses for children four and five draft, cracked stove, over-heating, forced draft and looked that your pol reported ill. - - r î ! ® . ' , years of age. open fire door can all cause fire. There were 18 visitors from icy does not fit because Parents may register their Take precautions and avoid tragedy in your fa Talent Grange, two from Ash children for attendance at the Of an addition to vour land, and 1 from Roxy Ann. • Î.U »»” Summer Session at the Lincoln property or a new mort mily. Brother Warren Laffer annou Laboratory School beginning gage. Call us now. ----- o----- nced the Grange plays and vari Monday, April 10 Summer Ses eties will be forthcoming soon. Evolution — Not Revolution sion school hours will be from • " H E R E / IF I G E T R IO OF T H E S E , It was voted to take part in 9 until 12. Monday through Fri Harold E. Stassen has made a thorough o.. the M A V E E M Y H U S B A N D W IL L O R D ER day. ground study of Britain’s much publicized system of THE W A L L S O C K E T S W E N E E D . National Cancer Hospital S.C. Jones & Soiv- socialized medicine. His findings have been summed Registration I ’p At Of America Not Part Of D o n 't o v e r lo a d y o u r e le c t r ic c ir c u its . W h e n y o u BILLINGS AGENCY up in a series of articles published in The Reader’s Oregon College Of Ed American Cancer Society (Since July 1883) b u ild o r m o d e r n is e p r o v id e ADEQUATE W IR IN G . Digest. In one of them he offers this important warn DEPENDABLE OREGON COLLEGE O F ing to Americans : “Any plan such as that now advanc *The National Cancer Hospital EDUCATION, Monmouth — NSURANCE COUNSELORS America, currently conduct Registration for Spring term at ed by the President to imitate the British program of Corner Main and Oak ing a mail solicitation in Ore OCE shows a 20.6% increase Ashland Hotel Building would be a serious failure, resulting in more deaths, gon, has no connection with the over the same term last year, SEE YOUR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR’ Phone 8781 more illness, lower-quality health service, and a break American Cancer Society, offic statistics released today by R. ials of the society’s Oregon di E Lieuallen, registrar, revealed. down of the health professions in America . . . vision reported in response to There are 567 students signed “With all our shortcomings, we now have the best numerous inquiries. up at the Monmouth school as health record of any major nation in the world. Evo The Better Business bureau of March 29, with a few more the American Cancer expected to complete enroll lution, not revolution, should be the method whereby advised Society’s headquarters h e r e ment in the following day or we attem pt to improve that record. that the National Cancer Hos two. Teacher training students “The bitter experience of our friends in Britain pital of America is represented number 469, with 98 at work an 80-bed hospital in Detroit on lower division courses. There under their mistaken government—operated health by Mich. are 298 men and 269 women at program clearly writes a prescription for a voluntary George W. Schoeffel, state OCE this term 182 veterans chairman of the American Can are attending. Ashland Machine Shop nongovermental plan for better health in America. cer Society’s campaign which is Elsewhere in Mr. Stassen’s article he describes scheduled ROBERT C. PITTS to run through the IRVIN THE TAILOR and praises the remarkable growth of the various vol month of April, said he had re MACHINE WORK untary plans for providing financial protection against ceived reports from many Ore HAND TAILORED SUITS gon counties indicating that per WELDING some or all of the exigencies of illness and accident. No sons have responded to the Na Mill Wood one argues that these plans are perfect. Every effort tional Cancer Hospital appeal, Alterations and Repairing Saw Mills — Trucks is being given to broadening their provisions and still beleiving it to be affiliated with Industrial Equipment Fuel Oil American Cancer Society. keep the cost at a reasonable level. And, step by step, the Schoeffel 65 N. Main Tel. 2-3011 53 Second St. Phone «771 pointed out that the great progress is being made. A sound health program American Cancer Society spends (If no answer call 2-2816) 60 per cent of its funds in Ore cannot be created over night. The society is financing Those who advocate compulsory government gon. Gunter Fuel Co. several research projects at the health insurance are. in effect, saying that we should University of Oregon medical Phone imitate, at a vast cost, an experiment which has fail school as well as many other a jj 4th St. projects in cancer research and Hooper’s Radiator Service Walter Redford, Realtor ed in every important particular. That is a suicidal a t education. titude in a m atter so vital as public health. Ranches — Farms — Homes ----- o----- Clogged Radiators Boiled Out Business Property Sharing Responsibility and Repaired After 38 years of service to the lumber industry of Jess Kidwell, Telephone 3552 Western Washington and Oregon, the West Coast New Cores Installed Lumbermen’s Association is inviting wider participati 3$ Ea»t Main Ashland. Oregon 135 Morse Phone 4851 on in its activities, particularly by the operators of Bulinava Phona 7866 Re*- Phono 3176 small lumber mills of the region. Throughout its history, the association’s program Phoenix Grange Meets B u s in e s s D ir e c t o r y Pioneer Glass and Cabinet Shop HERE IS WHAT SHOULD BE DONE To Get Better Performance From Your Car Made to Measure Screen Doon and Windows—Glass Grinding EXPERT CABINET WORK Windows — Doors — Auto Glass 1 5 S te p s That will step up gas mileage and efficiency. Remove carburetor air cleaner, clean and reoll. Remove carburetor, dismantel and clean all Jets. Remove ignition base, clean and resat points. Test condenser and governor springs. Tighten all battery connections. Examine all ignition wires for leaks. Reset ignition timing. Tighten fan belt. Clean fuel pump sediment bowl end strainer. Blow out gas lines. Road Test car. Clean, reset and test spark plugs. Our staff of trained mechanics offer you tune-up service on any make of car. C LYD E N . 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