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T H IS IS F IR E SEA SO N
NEWS REVIEW
BE C A R E F U L W IT H
M ATCHES
KEEP OREGON GREEN
Ashland—Home of the Oregon Shakespearean Festival”
ASHLAND.
JACKSO N
C O U N T Y . OREGON.
Singla Copy Sc
T H U R S D A Y . J U L Y 6. 1950
V O L . X V II. No. IT
Letter From
Washington. . .
By Hon. Harrt« Ellsworth
C o n q iM in iin . 4th District
Horse Show Draws
Record Crowd as
Thousands Visit City
Local Celebration
Free From Maj or
Traffic Accidents
O n ly fo u r m in o r tr a f fic acci-1
dents o c c u rre d in A s h la n d o v e r I
I the th re e day Independence day j
h o lid a y
a c c o rd in g to V e rn |
S m ith , c h ie f o f p o lic e N o se r-|
' ious accid en ts o r acts o f vio- !
lence w ere re p o rte d
A record-breaking Fourth of July crowd of 3,300
M ilita r y a ctio n in K o re a has
persons jammed the Ashland R i d i n g association
b la n k e d o u t a lm ost u l l o th e r
to pics o f co n ve rsa tio n here sine*
grounds to witness the seventh annual rodeo and horse
th e sudden m ove o f th e C om
show Tuesday. This attendance was 25% over any prev­
m u n ists ( h a c k e d by Russia)
ious year, according to John Daugherty, association
Io a d d itio n to th e fo u r C O llil
S h o rtly a fte r the new s b ro k e a
sions
in
v
o
lv
in
g
o
n
ly
v
e
ry
neg
li-
pre o ccup ie d House o f R ep re ­
secretary.
se n ta tive s passed the exten sion gable dam age, p o lic e re tu rn e d
The program which was interesting, fast-moving
o f S e le ctive S e rvice fo r a n o th e r tw o lost c h ild re n to th e ir par- j
--------------------------------- i and f u l l o f a ctio n , a ttra c te d p a r-
O n ly fo u r a rrests w e r e
ye a r w ith o n ly fo u r d isse ntin g ents
tic ip a n ts fr o m as fa r as G ra n ts
votes T he ta x b ill also was pass m ade, a ll fo r d ru n k and d iso rd - :
Pass, L a k e v ie w a n d C rescent
ed b y an o v e rw h e lm in g m a jo r ­ e r ly co nd uct.
C ity . A p p ro x im a te ly 225 horse­
T iie o n ly v io la tio n o f c ity fir e
ity I f the m ilita r y s itu a tio n be
men to o k p a rt in the g ra n d en­
comes m ore serious, the Senate w o rk s re g u la tio n s w ith in t h e
t r y e ve n t w h ic h opened th e a f­
m ay pig eo n-h ole the ta x b i l l c ity th a t p o lic e w ere able t o i
te rn o o n ’ s a c tiv itie s .
w h ic h c a lls fo r re p e a l o r re d u c ­ co n ta ct w ere o u t-o f-to w n people
W in n e rs o f rodeo e v e n t s
tio n o f n um erou s w a r excise w ho w ere n ot a w a re o f ttie re
w ere: bare b ack broncs, M e l
s
tric
tio
n
here,
S
m
ith
said
H
e
taxes
M itc h e l, 1st, Ed W a lk e r, 2nd,
•
* •
stated th a t lo c a l c itiz e n s w ere
A s h la n d m ay soon have a new p e t e B e d d in g fie ld , 3 rd ; lad ies
v e ry c o o p e ra tiv e w ith th e “ no i
The trouble in Korea it a
s u n im e r re c re a tio n p ro g ra m ac­ pleasure horse race, C a ro le E r­
fir e w o r k s r u lin g .”
me«« of our own making. The
t iv it y i f p la n s suggested
b y v in , 1st, M a y B u rc h , 2nd, M on-
C
E
N
T
E
R
O
F
A
L
L
A
C
T
IV
IT
IE
S
for
ths
1950
Oregon
Shakespearean
Festival
in
Ashland
w
ill
be
P o lic e e s tim a te d th a t betw een
fact that the United Nations
Fho w orld s only civic Elisabethan theatre located in beau tifu l L ith ia p ark. T he. J * * “ * * 1
Gene M a le c k i are p u t in to ef- tana Em erson, 3 rd ; c a lf ro p in g ,
18,000 and 18,000 people w e r e
Organisation endorsed our e r­
•b ra te its tenth anniversary August 2nd through August 24th.
This year « four Shakespeare
feet.
j . R. A n de rson , «1st, Jo h n Cope-
rors does not lessen o u r re­ in the c ity fo r the S u nd a y and
'A n ton y and Cleopatra." " K in g H en ry IV . P art One." and
M a le c k i, p u b lic ity d ire c t o r la n d 2nd, W e s M o rris , 3rd.
Tuesday a c tiv itie s , f illin g streets , plays w ill be "Comedy of Errors,’
sponsibility.
fo r th e 10th a n n u a l S hakespear­ m en ’s saddle horse race, W. E r­
As You L ik e It."
and h ig h w a y s to th e s a tu ra tio n
Here, very b rie fly , is ths
ean F e s tiv a l, re c e n tly rep o rte d v in , 1st, A t M use, 2nd, C u r ly
p o in t. In spite o f th e r e c o r d
Korean story: U n til liberated
th a t th e fe s tiv a l association has H e rb e rg e r 3 rd ; special saddle
n
u
m
b
e
r
o
f
people,
S
m
ith
said
J
by the defeat of J a p a n in
rece ive d o rig in a l b o w lin g woods horse race, C. E. Ceene, 1st, Ir is
W orld W ar II, the Koreans ' th a t th is was p ro b a b ly one of
fro m th e S tra tfo rd on A v o n Dodge, 2nd, H e rm a n H e r r i n ,
the
safest
and
sanest
F
o
u
rth
s
in
had suffered 40 years of Jap
b o w lin g green. T h e y w e re m a il­ 3 rd ; saddle b ro n c rid in g , C h u c k
th e c it y ’s h is to ry
•nese oppression. In the Cairo
ed b y M rs. E v e ly n T a y lo r o f Johnson, 1st, J im Johnson, 2nd,
E ig h t p a rt t i m e
v o lu n te e r
Conference In 1943, it was
I S c h ih u l E n gla nd , w h o h e a rd o f Ed W a lk e r, 3 rd ; w ild co w r id ­
w
o
rk
e
rs
assisted
a
t
p
o
lice
head­
agreed between t h e United
A s h la n d and its a n n u a l Shakes- in g , R on nie W ilso n , 1st, L o w e ll
q u a rte rs o v e r th e th re e day p e r­
States,
Great B ritain a n d
T 1 k H .ir
s
I
a
c
t
m p
A Jackson co u n ty Rep
r
r
i
d
a
y
&
S
a
t
u
r
d
a
y
pearean e v e n t th ro u g h M a le c k i. F o w le r, 2nd, H a r r y N ob le, 3 rd ;
iod
to
re
lie
v
e
o
ffic
e
rs
fo
r
o
u
t­
a ll lid M 1 Cdl
p ic n ic 'is b e in g planned fc
China that Korea should be
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T h e w oods w i l l re m a in th e q u a rte r horse race, Wes M o rris ,
A l l o ffic e rs w o rk e d
nesday e ve n in g J u ly 19
reestablished as a free and in ­ side d u ty .
M a rk in g its 41st ye a r o f oper- p ro p e rty o f th e fe s tiv a l associa- 1st, M a y B u rc h , 2nd, B. M . J o l­
e
x
tra
h
ou
rs
to
m
eet
th
added
de­
dependent
country.
T h is
ly , 3 rd ; p o n y express race, C. H .
m ands on the d e p a rtm e n t.
agreement was approved by
H e rb e rg e r, 1st, W a lte r Speece,
Russia in the Potsdam decta
crease o f 14% o ver last y e a r’s Cr y R e p u b lic a n fa m ily in v ite d to J ^ n * l n d ° s t t u £ l a y h i T c i m ’
w h a ^ c lo s e s 0 M ^ le c k ^ U b
2nd; w ild c o w m ilk in g , L o w e ll
ration of July 1945. T h a t
e F o w le r; h o t b lo o d race, W . E r­
agreement has never been a l­
p a r tic u la r ly e n th u s ia s tic is the v in , 1st, N e a l S to re r, 2nd, Wes
tered or questioned — it has
fa c t th a t one o f A s h la n d ’ s n e w ­
simply been violated by Rus
! t r a r ’ o f“ ce
u
R odney K e a tin g , the new vice- M e d fo rd a c c o rd in g t o
O. H. er residents, H a r r y Rees, is a M o rris , 3 rd .
Judges w e re H u g h B a rro n ,
sta at every turn of events.
In c re a s in g d em an d fo r teach- c h a irm a n o f th e c o u n ty c e n tra l B engtson v ic e - p r e s id e n t a n d b o w lin g p n th e green e x p e rt. Ebe D u n n and F ra n k W o o lrid g e .
We have only feebly protested
ers w ith e le m e n ta ry c re d e n tia ls , c o m m itte e , w i l l a ct as th e o ffic - i s se
p c cre
re tary.
ta rv ’
Rees, w h o m oved h ere f o u r T im e ke e p e r was G in n y F o w le r.
the various Russian moves.
and a s tro n g e r accent on u nd er- ¡aj A s h la n d host and th e o ffic -
s u ago,
e fa
x te r n Eng-
s iv e S tock was fu rn is h e d b y A n d e r-
g ra du ate lib e ra l a r t s courses ers o f th e M edford” and A s h la n d I H o ^ s
r S a ^ a n d 2 'to b m a o c n k th
g ro
n d ’in has
the an
popu
F o r convenience on V-J Day,
son
W a lk e r b ro th e rs . B e a tty ,
t.rz.vxs fliim n nc ih n n r im n r v fa r-
th n TorVcnn r n im tv R e-
1
p.114,
°
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c 9 Df„
^ n v i n u a j
an im a g in a ry lin e was d ra w n
F iv e yo u n g ste rs w a lk e d a w a y w e re g ive n as th e p rim a r y fac u n its o f th e Jackson c o u n ty Re-
lis h sp ort. In E n g la n d he was O regon.
p
u
b
lic
a
n
W
om
en
w
i
l
l
p
ro
v
id
e
5
P
m
-
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
.
on the m ap o f K o rea at the 38th w ith a ll p rizes in t h e fis h in g to rs in th e increase.
t h e in te rn a tio n a l c o u n ty c h am pio n M any Riders In Parade
S p ecia l observances o f . - -- a^ d
S e attle la s t y e a r w on
A n o th e r im p o rta n t a ttra c tio n th e co ffe e and ice-cream fo r th e
p a ra lle l. N o rth o f th a t lin e the contest h e ld in L ith ia p a rk M o n ­
M o re th a n 150 rid e rs t o o k
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p
ic
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ic
.
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e
a
tin
g
re
m
a
rk
e
d
th
a
t
a
n
n
iv
e
rs
a
ry
w
i
l
1
be
h
e“
.
fiy e tro p h ie s in
th e
p a c ific
Russians to o k th e s u rre n d e r of day m o rn in g as a p a rt o f the is t h e Shakespearean p la y e rs
p a rt in the w e ste rn parade th a t
w
o
rk
s
h
o
p
,
w
h
ic
h
in
c
o
o
p
e
ra
tio
n
th
is
e
v
e
n
t
w
o
u
ld
g
ive
e
v
e
r
y
M
e
d
fo
rd
s
M
a
y
o
r
D
ia
m
o
n
d
th
w
e
s
t
ch
am
pionships,
th e Japanese. S o uth o f th a t lin e th re e d ay F o u rth o f J u ly cele­
w ith th e O regon Shakespearean e conom y - m in d e d R ep ub lica n a F ly n n and o ffic e rs o f th e assoc-
y e ry in te re s te d in
or- opened e ven ts Tuesday. M a y o r
the Japs s u rre n d e re d to o u r b ra tio n .
P h il S ta n s b u ry was p a r a d e
e s tiv a l association, p ro d u c e s chance to save a t the ra te o f at la tio n p a rtic ip a tin g .
S o u v e n irs
a b o w lin g
ci u b here
forces T h a t was h ow and w h y
F r a n k lin T ow n sen d ear n e d F
the la rg e s t s in g le s e a s o n
o f least $99 p e r p la te .
w i ll be g iv e n to a 11 v is ito rs and ^ nd auf h o ritie s are a l r e a d y g ra n d m a rs h a l and le d th e lin e
th e lin e was d ra w n . It was never tw o fir s t place aw ards, a te les­
l n : T he p o litic a l p o w -w o w is be- j tw o sp ecial g ifts , a d o ll w i t h w o r k in g on p la n s to p re p a re a o f m a rch w ith rodeo queen J u d y
a d iv is io n o f the c o u n try w h ic h cope ro d fo r c a tc h in g the lim it Shakespeare in re p e rto ire
B rig g s and h e r princesses, G le n ­
th
e
w
o
rld
.
i n g a d v e rtis e d as a “ G et A c - ; w a rd ro b e a n d a c o m b in a tio n
was b y a gree m e nt to be lib e r ­ o f 10 fis h and a re e l fo r being
tra c t in L it h ia p a rk . B o w lin g on da M a r tin and A u d ry W o o lrid g e
S
p
ecia
l
w
o
rk
s
h
o
p
s
in
cam
p
q
u
a
in
te
d
G
e
t-to
-g
e
th
e
r”
fo
r
th
is
ra
d
io
and
p
h
o
n
o
g
ra
p
h
,
w
i
l
l
be
ated and have its independence the fir s t boy to c a t c h a fish.
th e green is b e co m in g a n in ­ o f M e d fo rd .
B u t th e Russians o ccupied the N an cy B u rn s also w on a re e l fo r and c lu b le a d e rs h ip , d ra m a fo r section o f the state w he n those | a w a rd e d.
c re a s in g ly p o p u la r a c tiv ity in
In a d d itio n to the m ou nte d
n o rth e rn section and ca lle d it b eing the f ir s t g ir l to catch a e le m e n ta ry teachers, m e th o d s o{ th e “ grass-roots” can m eet th e ' E m ployees o f th e f ir m w i l l A m e ric a and Rees s a y s th a t, g ro up s a n d u n a tta ch e d rid e rs
T h e y refu sed to f¡ sh as w e ll as a ta c k le set fo r and m a te ria ls in language a rts, p a r ty ’s re p re s e n ta tiv e s and can. show v is ito rs th ro u g h th e com- w ith th e id e a l fa c ilitie s in the w e re th e A s h la n d c i t y band,
th e ir "zo n le
e ."
.
o u ts ta n d in g to u rn a m e n ts A s h la n d K i l t y band and
cooperate in a n y w ay to w a rd being th e yo un ge st g ir l. G lo ria and d ia g n o s tic and re m e d ia l in - d id a te s in an o ld tim e fa m ily in ­ p le te ly re m o d e le d and re n o v a t-
th e
ed o ffic e b u ild in g , w h i c h in - c o u ld be h e ld here
u n ify in g K orea.
T he s itu a tio n B u rn s w a s presented D e L ia r s tru c tio n in re a d in g and lite r - fo rm a l picnics.
B lis s H e in ie d ru rrf a n d b u g le
eludes
an
e
n
ra
lg
e
d
lo
b
b
y
,
n
e
w
A
t
a
n
y
ra
te
A
s
h
i
a
n
d
has
its
scales
fo
r
c
a
tc
h
in
g
the
longest
a
tu
re
w
i
ll
be
o
ffe
re
d
d
u
r
in
g
th
e
became a lm o st an e xact d u p li­
corps fr o m M e d fo rd .
c o u n te rs and lig h tin g fix tu re s , b o W lin g WOods and, as M a le c k i
cate o f t h e s itu a tio n in G e r­ fis h , a f l y box fo r second i n tw o -w e e ks p erio d s o f J u ly 5 to
C ol. Ben W a te rb u ry was gen­
n
ew
d
ire
c
to
rs
’
roo
m
,
c
o
m
p
le
te
ly
o
u
t
“
w
h
a
t
c
o
u
ld
be
m
ore
15,
J
u
ly
17
to
29
and
J
u
ly
31
to
m a n y w h ic h was also set up at c a tch in g the lim it, a b a it box
e ra l c h a irm a n o f the parade.
red e c o ra te d in t e r io r and a new tim e ly o r a p p ro p ria te
t h a n Childrens' A ctivities M onday
Potsdam
fo r b e in g second g ir l to catch a A u g u s t 11.
b u ild in g fro n t. O ffic e rs said th e w oods fr o m the hom e o f t h e
Instead o f o u r in s is tin g th a t fish , and a b a llo o n and Joe Mose
C h ild re n s ’ a c tiv itie s w e re the
changes w ere m ade to g iv e bet- b a rd in tim e fo r fe s tiv a l sea-
the o rig in a l in te n t o f the b i g fo r b eing the second youngest Pacific Greyhound Lines
ce n te r o f a ttra c tio n M o n d a y
te r c u s to m e r se rvice .
gon ,»
p ow ers re g a rd in g K o re a be c a r­ g ir l co nte sta nt.
Add Southbound Limited
w ith a ll events ta k in g place in
rie d o u t, w e c ra w le d a w a y fro m
T he b u ild in g also houses th e I
R onnie B ro w n was the y o u n g ­
th e p a rk .
so
u
th
b
o
u
n
d
o u r accepted re s p o n s ib ility . We est boy and w as g iv e n a ta c k le , A to ta l o f n i n e
M e d fo rd E scro w com pany, th e H i t c h Hiking Mother
W in n e rs o f the th re e legged
set
as
w
e
ll
as
a
b
a
it
box
fo
r
be-
and
e
ig
h
t
n
o
rth
b
o
u
n
d
lim
ite
d
s
set a b o u t to f o r m a separate
r a c e w e re A u s tin B u rro u g h s ,
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ore in S e attle
c o u n try o f the so u th e rn h a lf o f in g th e second boy to catch a are n o w scheduled b y P aci ic
V e r il Yates, W a rd C h ris e n b e ry ,
J . c k E b e rh a rt w on a bat- G re y h o u n d tin e s o u t at1 A s h la n d .,
On Streets of Medford
th e c o u n try . T he R e p u b lic o f
son and G le n n O. T a y lo r.
J a c k y C h rise n b e ry, P a t Keens,
loon
and
Joe
Mose
fo
r
b
e
in
g
the
a
c
c
o
rd
in
g
to
F
.
W
K
ie
l,
K o rea (th e te r r ito r y south of
T he o rg a n iz a tio n w as fo u n d e d
C ro w le y , C h ris tin e
c
o
n
v
e
n
tio
n
o
f
th
e
n
a
tio
n
a
l
o
r­
A n u nsch ed ule d a u to m o b ile M a r i l y n
th e 3 8th p a ra lle l) was fo rm a lly second yo un ge st boy contestant, agent. O f the to ta l so u th b o u n d
u n d e r state c h a rte r in 1909 as
James, J u d y Johnson, B i l l y De-
g
a
n
iz
a
tio
n
.
j
a
u
n
t
ta
k
e
n
b
y
a
s
to
w
a
w
a
y
lim
ite
d
s
,
fiv
e
go
to
Los
A
ngeles,
t h e Jackson C o u n ty B u ild in g
fo rm e d D ecem ber 12, 1948
It
Ice cream bars w e re g iv e n to
vin e , D on W a llace, P a u l L a r ­
Past p re sid e n t M rs. M a rg ie
was recognized by o u r g o v e rn ­ a ll yo u n g ste rs w h o e n te re d the fo u r to San F rancisco. T he la t ­ C la rk , M rs. E liz a b e th B a rk s d a le , and L o a n a ssociation w ith o f­ m o u n ta in c h ip m u n k , a nd com ­ son, C h a rle s B eck, H a rv e y S o r­
p
lic
a
te
d
b
y
an
u
n
e
xp
e
cte
d
“
b
le
s­
est
so
u
th
b
o
u
n
d
schedule
w
a
s
fice s in t h e
M e d fo rd C e n te r
m ent on J a n u a ry 1 and s h o rtly d e rb y . Jean E b e rh a rt was c h a ir ­
enson, D oreen P h illip s , C a ro ly n
M rs. M ild re d K lu m and M rs.
added Ju ne 28, K ie l said.
la te r sed e v e n t” e n ro u te to M e d fo rd , C ro w le y and C leo L e n tin .
th e re a fte r by m ost o f th e U n it­ man o f the event.
Frances W o rth are th e l o c a l b u ild in g . O ffic e s w e r e
p u t M rs. J e r r y H ils e n h o f o f
ed N a tio n s m e m b e r s . M ean­
C ra b race w in n e rs w e re A l­
c lu b re p re se n ta tive s ta k in g p a rt m oved to a lo c a tio n on N. C en­ T a le n t in to a b a b y -te n d in g jo b
w h ile , th e Russian g o v e rn m e n t
t r a l avenue and t h e
p re sen t
b
e
rt H a r tw e ll, R ich a rd N o rris ,
in th e m eeting, w h ic h ru n s fro m
f o r te n stren uo u s days.
had o rd e re d th e i r o n c u rta in
L a r r y O v ia tt, L e o n a rd Lano-
J u ly 2 th ro u g h J u ly 7.
M rs. b u ild in g w as occup ie d in 1932.
T
h
e
b
rig
h
t
lig
h
ts
e
v
id
e
n
tly
d ro p p e d a t th e 38th p a ra lle l I f
C la r k and M rs. B a rk s d a le le ft A fe d e ra l c h a rte r w as rece ive d lu re d th e n e w m o th e r a w a y v itc h and J im W allrass.
th e s u rp ris e m ove b y fo rc e is
V e rn o n d r o v e was th e fir s t
b y p la ne S a tu rd a y and the o th e r in 1937, a t w h ic h tim e th e pre s­ fr o m h e r q u a d ru p le ts le a v in g
successful in K o re a I th in k we
e n t nam e w as adopted.
one to c lim b the greased pole
tw o tra v e le d b y auto.
th
e
m
to
h
u
m
a
n
m
in
is
tra
tio
n
b
y
m ay e xp e ct a s im ila r o p e ra tio n
Assets o f the association have
Delegates fro m each c lu b are
£ h
m e d ic in e d ro p p e r, and w in th e nest o f $1 b ills at
in G e rm a n y. I t m ay be th a t the
-
on a
. q£ f u r th e top. M ic h a e l V a n w e rt ate a
P u b lis h e rs o f Q u ic k m agazine
M a le c k i re p o rte d th a t g o l d to be hostesses a t th e b anquet g ro w n fr o m an o rig in a l c a p ita l- B edded
d
o
w
n
on a p a ir
K o rea a ffa ir is a re h e a rsa l and
iz a tio n o f $25,000 to $4,700,000.
T
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rs
d
a
y
n
ig
h
t,
u
sing
th
e
m
o
tif
m itte n s in ascereal b o x th e fo u r w h o le w a te rm e lo n to w in the
a tr ia l b a llo o n to test o u r a t t i­ have n o tifie d o ffic ia ls o f t h e eng ra ved in v ita tio n s w e r e re-
M rs. N e llie B u rn s is A s h la n d m in u te o rp h a n s e n jo y e d c o n - w a te rm e lo n e a tin g contest.
O regon Shakespearean fe s tiv a l c e n tly m a ile d to 100 o u tsta n d - o f th e ir choice. T h e lo c a l g ro u p
tu d e and o u r s tre n g th
chose th e Shakespearean Festi- re p re s e n ta tiv e o f th e f ir m w ith s ta n t fla tte r in g a tte n tio n f r o m
C o n tin u e d on page 4
Regardless o f h o w i t got th a t th a t th e y w i l l fe a tu re an illu s - in g m o tio n p ic tu re and th e a tre
the basis fo r th e ir cos 'o ffic e s a t 15 N. M a in street.
tra
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s
to
ry
on
th
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10th
a
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a
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a
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a
tio
n
is
ts,
w ay, w e face a v e ry serious s it­
tum
es a n d ta b le , decorations.
( w h e re th e H ils e n h o fs a r e in
fe s tiv a l in an e a rly A u g u s t is- w o rld .
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,
u a tio n . We n ow m ust go d ow n suc
R ep re se n ta tive nam es on th e A n g u s B o w m e r and J a ck Beard-
charge o f th e S o u th store, u n til
the h a rd ro a d — b u t th e re is no
T h is w i l l be th e f ir s t tim e any lis t in c lu d e : O rson W elles, S ir si ey assisted in m a k in g
t h e QUICK THINKING
one c h ill n ig h t a fte r th e ir eyes
a lte rn a tiv e now . We th re w aw ay
O regon e v e n t has been fe a tu re d R alp h R ichardson, M a u ric e Ev- place cards to be used and c lu b PREVENTS POSSIBLE
w e re open, th e q u a rte t, d o u b t­
o u r o p p o rtu n ity to do th in g s
in th e p o p u la r pocket-sized na- ans, K a th a rin e C o rn e ll, A lfr e d m em bers cooperated in m a k in g
lessly in h e r itin g th e ir m o th e r’s
r ig h t and clean w hen w e w ere tio n a l new s w e e k ly , a cco rd in g L u n t, L y n n F o n ta in e . J A r th u r Shakespearean costum es fo r the SERIOUS RODEO FIRE
ro v in g fo o t, a llo w e d th e ir c u r­
stro n g and th e Russians w ere
to G ene M a le c k i, p u b lic ity di- R ank, H elen Hayes. D a r r y l Zan- delegates.
Q u ic k a c tio n on the p a rt o f io s ity to e n tic e th e m beyo nd the
w eak.
re cto r. T he m agazine is p u b lis h - u ck, C e c il B. D e M ille , and P.
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•
R onnie W ils o n at th e 4 th o f J u ly safe co n fin e s o f th e ir m itte n e d
ed
in N ew Y o r k b y C ow les Mag- Iden Payne
rodeo p re v e n te d a serious acci­ nest.
One thing about our new
azines, In c ., p u b lis h e rs o f L o o k I
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T he H ils e n h o fs n o w c h e c k
W h ile t h e n a tio n a l fa ta lity
d e n t o r w orse, w h e n a t r u c k
Asiatic policy troubles me. I
and
F
la
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Gene
M
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c
k
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p
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re
la
-
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c
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fo
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passeng-
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o
ll
was b re a k in g a ll records
loaded
w
ith
h
a
y
ig
n
ite
d
in
an
think we are m aking another
M a le c k i also announced th a t tio n s d ire c to r fo r the Shakes-
o v e r th e lo n g F o u rth o f J u ly
ers.
area fille d w ith p a rk e d cars.
grave error. On the Korean
the fe s tiv a l w ilt be fe a tu re d in pearean F e s tiv a l re c e n tly re c e iv -
h o lid a y , o n ly a fe w m in o r t r a f ­
W h ile o th e rs e x c ite d ly r a n
peninsula it is our policy io
a special d is p la y a t the state ed th e fo llo w in g le tte r f r o m
fic m ishaps o ccu rre d in Jack-
JONES
TO
ATTEND
fo
r
w
a
te
r
to
d
ro
w
n
th
e
flam
es,
help d rive t h e Communist
B id s w ill be c a lle d fo r o n
lib r a r y in S a lem d u rin g th e en- i L a u re n ce O liv ie r in E n g la n d ,
son co u n ty , a check w ith state,
W
ilso
n
leaped
th
e
in
te
rv
e
n
in
g
governm ent Troops back and
th re e h ig h w a y p ro je c ts in Jack-
NATIONAL MEETING
tir e m o n th o f J u ly and p a rt o f D ea r M r. M a le c k i
I c o u n ty and c ity p o lice disclos­
regain territo ry they h a v e
T h a n k y o u so m uch fo r y o u r son c o u n ty w hen the state h ig h - fence and d ro v e the fir e y ve-
ed W ednesday.
Dam age w a s
A u gu st.
h
id
e
a
w
a
y
f
r
o
m
possible
d
e
-
1
OF
ELKS
OFFICERS
taken by force.
But, at the
n ice le tte r. N o th in g sounds m ore w a y com m ission m eets in P o rt-
n
e
g
lig
a
b
le
in
a
ll
cases,
T
h
e
d
is
p
la
y
w
i
ll
consist
o
f
,
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,
,
m
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„
a
n
s tru c tio n o f s u rro u n d in g v e h ic ­
same tim e we are sending the
w ritin g s b y Shakespeare
a n d pleasant th a t to be w ith y o u in la n d J u ly 10 and 1
,
S h e r iff H o w a rd G a u lt re p o rt-
D e lb e rt Jones, E x a lte d r u le r
U nited States Seventh Fleet
w i ll fe a tu re la rg e p ho to g ra p h s O regon d u rin g y o u r fe s tiv a l I
I t is p la n n d to c o n s tr u it t h r ie les. A b u c k e t b rig a d e then m ade o f A s h la n d lodge N o 944. B P.- j ed th a t o n ly v e ry m in o r acci-
s
h
o
rt
w
o
rk
o
f
e
x
tin
g
u
is
h
in
g
the
to Formosa to prevent t h e
o f last y e a r’s p ro d u c tio n s Fes- am v e ry m uch a fra id , h o w e v e r, lanes fo r .36 m ile on the B illin g s
O. E., w i l l lea ve b y p la ne F ri- dents w e re re p o rte d to co u n ty
Chinese N ationalist gove r n-
tiv a l fo ld e rs w i ll be a v a ila b le to th a t m y tim e w i l l be m o re th a n h il l ,sec.t , ®n h^ n^ ,g ’^ “ yis 9® ¿“ 0 blaze.
G r a n d o ffice rs, w h ile , the state p o lice
W ilso n is w e ll k n o w n to O re ­ d a y e v e n in g f o r th e
ment from fighting to regain
f u lly o ccupied in H o lly w o d , and n o rth o f A sh lan d. T h is is to p ro
Lod ge n a tio n a l c o n v e n tio n to be o ffic e in M e d fo rd said th e y had
gon
rodeo
fans
h
a
v
in
g
p
a
r
tic
i­
te rrito ry taken by the C om ­ the p u b lic .
v id e tw o lanes o£ so u th b o u n d
In c lu d e d in th e d is p la y w ill th a t m y c o m m itm e n ts w i l l n o t
pated in e vents a ll o v e r t h e h e ld in M ia m i, F la ., J u ly 9 to h an dled no a ccidents since Sat-
munists by force. "The Sev­
a llo w me to in d u lg e in s u c h tr a f f ic u p the h i l l to the r a il­ state. H e m o d e stly d is c la im e d 13.
u rd a y n ig h t.
be
an
a
rtic
le
w
r
itte
n
b
y
James
enth Fleet w ill see that this
road und ercro ssing and one lane
pleasures as yo u propose.
R e p re se nta tives fro m e v e r y 1 A s h la n d P o lic e C h ie f V e r n
a
n
y
p
a
r
tic
u
la
r
b
ra
v
e
ry
in
h
is
is done," says President T ru ­ Sandoe fo r th e J a n u a ry 1950
Please accept m y v e ry best n o rth b o u n d tr a ffic .
q u ic k th in k in g and a ctio n , b u t , lod ge in th e U n ite d States, Alas- S m ith said o n ly fo u r m in o r tra f-
man! Il seems to me the peo­ e d itio n o f t h e Shakespearean
O th e r co u n ty p ro je c ts in c lu d e
w
ishes
fo r the occasion, and m y
th e h o r rifie d spectators w e r e ka and H a w a ii w i l l a tte n d th e fie m ishaps o ccu rre d w ith in th e
Q u a rte rly .
Sandoe is d ire c tin g
ple of Asia are going to be
re g re ts th a t I am u n a b le t o an e q u ip m e n t and s u p p ly b u ild u n ite d in th e ir vo ca l apprecia- ’ m e e tin g at w h ic h m a tte rs o f c ity lim its d u rin g th e
th re e
the
p
ro
d
u
c
tio
n
o
f
A
n
to
n
y
and
com pletely bew ildered by this
in g a t P rospect and p a v in g o f
tio n o f h is fe a t.
n a tio n a l p o lic y w i l l be decided days.
C le o p a tra and is a c tin g in one share in it.
contradictory action o n our
W est M a in stree t in Eagle P o in t
L O L IV IE R
o f th e plays.
part.
Gift of Bowling
Woods Arrive in
Time for Festival
Summer Session
GOP Family Picnic Loan Association
Enrollment Higher Set For July 19
Plans Open House
V
Five Youngsters
Win All Fishing
Contest Awards
Four from Ashland
Soroptimist Club
At Seattle Meet
Shakespearean Festival to be Featured
In August Issue of Quick Magazine
County Free From
Traffic Accidents
Over 4th Holiday
Bids to be Galled
On Hill Project