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Thursday, July 20. 1950 SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW Ashland, Oregon Southern Oregon News Review 38 East Main Street Ashland, Oregon NEW HEAD NAMED Letter Erom Washington. . . FOR T E L E G R A P H | S Y S T E M O F S. P. Cloud Seeding To Be fried Again Appointment of W. R. Uirt as The unique cloud seeding op superintendent of telegraph for tion season. Southern Pacific, effective Aug erations flown last winter in the ust 1, wiUi Jurisdiction over the Rogue river valley in a n at William C. Lawrence and Wallace G. Iverson, Faith McCullough __ Local News, Phone 8561 or ~-8-8b railroad’s vast telegraph a n d tempt to increase precipitation To better understand what is telephone system in six western on mountain watersheds will be Subscription Rate — $2.50 year happening in Korea now it i s states, was announced by the continued next winter to furth er check the economic value of M EM BER necessary to review some recent such flights, it has b e e n an Oregon Newspaper Publishers’ Association history. T h e Japanese surren company Monday Birt succeeds A. W. Flanagan, nounced by cooperating agen dered' August 10. 1945. Genera1 Order Number One. which Gen whose plans for retirement after cies. A preliminary progress report C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S O L D T IM E R S — eral MacArthur signed later and a half century career with the which established the 38th par railroad were announced recent on the results of last winter's flight operations is eontaineil in Amateur historians who collect l o c a l historical allel as a dividing line, was writ- ly a report prepared by the Ore ten the next day. approved b> Starting with Southern Pacific data are making a most valuable contribution to the an the Joint Chiefs of Staff and by in 1900 as a telegraph operator gon State college agricultural nals of national Americana, says E l m o Scott \\ atson the President and w a s tele at Sacramento, Birt has become experiment station and the irri writing in the July 8 issue of the Publishers Auxiliary. graphed to MacArthur in Ma one of the best known among gation division of the Soil Con service, who cooperat In the compiling of such material, many American nila on August 15th Meanwhile, w e s tern railroad communica servation on August 12th Soviet military tions officers. Since 1924 he has ed in the analysis of flight data newspapers are taking a part in the preservation of im forces entered N o r t h Korea been assistant suprintendent of Overall results of the flights portant past events which will eventually become a part The Russian government later the department which he i s cannot be determined conclus ively yet because the essential agreed to th 38th parallel line soon to head. of the picture of the country’s development. on water runoff from General O r d e r Number One. “I refer” said Mr. Watson, “to the rescuing from addressed to the people of Kor Diamond Lake attracted many figures the watersheds will not be avail obscurity, and possible oblivion — m a n y important ea. ea, was not uui actually d .-u o... transmitted ------------ week end visitors from Ashland able until the end of the irriga Renewal of the weather flight them and put into effect un- who spent a few days relaxing items of American history- (both local and regional) to A t« September ... A__O 1U1S »____ »u. A.«%,i.«.v t t h h o n s c e r* contract was announced by sup from the heat. Among til 2, 1945 which the professional historians, concerned with the who were registered at t h e erintendents of the three irriga The last paragraph of the broader aspects of our national life, either pass over preamble lodge were Dr. and Mrs. E. G. tion districts sponsoring t h e of the order reads: or consider too insignificant to rate even a brief men "By virtue of the authority Everett, Mr. and Mrs Gorman flights, R M Kent, Talent; W Bond, Mr. and Mrs. C l a i r D. Steadman, Rogue River; Ed vested in me as Commander tion in passing.” . . , in Chief, United Stales Forc Brownson, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Leach. Medford “By collecting these items — which often involves es. Pacific, I hereby establish Bingham, Mr. and Mrs. Chester a more painstaking research than the printed product m ilitary control over Korea Squire, Mr. a n d Mrs. Edwin Musgrove and Mr and Mrs. N reveals — and getting them "on the record.” these ama south of 38 degrees north lat H. Dillon, together with an as itude a n d the inhabitants by Wauen Goodrich teur historians are making a valuable contribution to thereof, and announce the fol sortment of the younger gen C h e t Squire added lowing conditions of occupa eration. history.” —F M much to the * gaity tion: • WU* * * of the eve- The sole purpose of making ; nings with his square d a n c e « — A i m n n v n n v- the division line at that point calling which enticed many nov DYNAMITE— ices onto the floor. was military convenience f o r In the daily kaleidoscopic international changes takng the surrender of the Jap being brought about by the Korean conflict, many of anese forces. And so, although GO No. 1 ed solemn agreements and we against . . the greatest the issues for which there has been so much publicity w was such >/«-» pur are fighting as never written w rn icn for 101 auv*. . . . V» pose, that action of the conquer- of odds because t h e Russian and propaganda are becoming unworkable or danger . . . . .« __ rtrmnrn mont hoc trm iTKi ing powers resulted in the crea government has the great power ous. Among them is the one which has been given such tion of two new governments of the Chinese communist army a build-up by the group which backed the Morganthau where only one should h a v e against us. Now’ that they have learned plan, and which has been presented to the Senate for been. Thus the Russian puppet hard way that it might pay ratification as a treaty. It is known as the "Genocide state, “The Democratic Peoples the Republic of Korea,” was formed to listen to the views and opin proposal. in the north. The “Republic of ions of the other fellow, I hope "Genocide” is a newly coined word not found in Korea,” sponsored by the Unit the President and the State De from now on will re any dictionary but meaning the extermination of rac ed Nations and aided by t h e partment United States, was set up in the ally put foreign policy on an ial, religious or political groups. The U. N. adopted a south. honestly bi-partisan basis. resolution making genocide a crime and providing for The Russians knew, or at least its punishm ent by an international court. If ratified by shrewdly guessed, that having “Thanks fo r re le a sin g this thus separated the t w o the Senate, the “Genocide” treaty will take precedence been party line. It’s vary urgent— halves of Korea would only be over our state and federal laws and the Constitution united by a civil war. They pro a frog here says he's going to ceeded at once to make t h e croak I” . . . G ood p a r ty -lin e itself. into an armed camp. We, neighbors let the other folks The American Bar Association has made a careful north meanwhile, withdrew our forces use the line for important calls study of the proposal and has found th a t u n d e r its and under the guise of military . . . Pacific Telephone. terms an American could be "arrested, carried to a for aid gove the southern Koreans small arms and ammuni eign land, and tried by a foreign court for the killing of some tion “for internal security pur one person. If he were an officer or a member of any poses.” On June 25th, the well- group or organization which caused mental harm to armed and well-trained north moved southward. The members of a racial or religious group by barring them erners daily news reports continue the from membership, or otherwise discriminating against story. Entered as second-class mail mattar in the post offiae at Ash- tand. O r S o ^ F e b im r y 15. 1935. under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879 By Hon. Harris Ellsworth. Congressman, 4th District K hviuiis Ditiiie« Me«»t A t B racker Home The July meeting of Kiwauis Dames was held nt the home of Mrs. Enid Bracker on R o c u street Monday evening with an attendance of 19 Following a dessert supper, tables of bridge and other games were played witli Mrs. Enny Schulz und Mrs. Phoebe Elhnrt winning prizes The next meeting will be held in Mrs Elhart's garden on the evening of August 21 COMMU NITY THE FINEST SILVERPLATE a SAVE TIME! S E E W H A T YO U CA N S A V E IF YO U ACT NOW Price Price Now 52 Piece Set ............... $69.75 61 Piece, Service for 8 ............... 79.50 Salad Forks, set of 8 ................. 11.33 Iced Drink Spoons, set of 8 ....... 11.33 Butter Spreaders, set of 8 ........ 11.33 JESSIE MACKIE IS LIONS CLUB GUEST Church Expects Many Old Time Members BOWL N o w we are fighting in Korea. It it going to be a long, tragic and costly effort. We cannot turn back. Those of us who have objected to the As iatic policy of the Adminis tration in the past are now giving full support to the pres ent effort. . . . for HEALTH! Make up a party . . . tale- phone 2-2731 for reservations . . . It's fun to bowl and it's healthful excerise. Or. if it's a friendly game oí snooker or pocket billiards, thia is the place. ASHLAND Recreation Center 30 FIRST STREET JACK EATON. Mgr. $74.60 87.50 12.00 12.00 12.00 We have just received notice that the prices for Commun ity will advance on August 1. On all sets purchased befor« this date present prices will apply Huy now and save on any of Community’s 5 famous patterns B. J. JEWELERS 283 EAST MAIN ASHLAND PHONE 5131 WE GIVE S A H GREEN STAMPS WHEN YOU CLEAN H O U S E - S i n c e GO No. 1 we have authorized $466.000,000.00 in economic assiztance to South ern Korea and a total of only $57.000,000.00 in m ilitary as sistance, which consisted o f $56 millions in war surplus stuff a n d a million dollars worth of our old equipment turned over when our troops were withdrawn. T o those who knew the story it seem ed pretty obvious that econ omic aid unprotected by m ili tary assistance amounted 1 o fattening a lamb f o r t h e slaughter. Miss Jessie Mackie, Ashland’s Plans are proceeding for the only candidate for queen of the Diamond Jubilee celebration in Jacksonville Gold Rush Jubilee, August by the Ashland F i r s t was guest of her sponsors, the Lions club, at t h e i r regular Presbyterian church. Invitations Just a year ago, on July 26, | w ill be mailed next w e e k to on the House Foreign Affairs meeting Tuesday evening Guest speaker was J a m e s many of the early ministers and 1949, the Republican minority Sandoe, direc-1 members of the church • who are o m banaoe, member memuer of oi the me uutv-1 -------(c m itte e dissented committee dissented from the tional staff of the Shakespear-- still living, with the hope th a t, majority view regarding furth- Voo+i-irai w h o sm ok e about there may be a reunion of old er economjc for Korea ¡n a ean Festival who spoke time friends, joining together in report which ---- contains the fol the writer Charles Dickens. the historical event. lowing paragraph: D A K O T A P IC N IC TO BE For three days there will be “If this is the case (that Soviet meetings and social gatherings troops attached to the N o r t h H E LD SU N D A Y. JU L Y 23 The annual Dakota picnic will of various kinds closing with an Korean puppet government arm « . Sunday, July i _ no all-church dinner dinner MnnHav Monday eve ies are in positions of command be . held 23 at rr»_.. Tou- rtl1_r»ltti«»ssl« ning, August 28th when t h e as well as acting as advisers) Velle state park on Table Rock and there is no reason to doubt road north of Medford. The pic Mariners’ club will be hosts. Anyone knowing of one time the report of the South Korean nic is to start at 10 a.m. and will include games and races as well members or the whereabouts of Government, the Soviet has ac the decendants of the charter tually entered the conflict along as entertainment. All former residents of North members, is asked to contact the frontier. This development and South Dakota are invited to t h e church committee chair may well presage the launching attend and bring their own bas man, Mrs. J. W. McCoy, so that of a full-scale military d r i v e ket lunch. Ice cream, coffee and personal invitations may be sent across the 38th parallel. Unless to them. this nation is prepared to meet punch w ill be furnished. force w i t h comparable force, economic assistance cannot of itself insure the safety or the in tegrity of South Korea. To the contrary, there is every reason to believe that the lending of economic assistance at this time . . . for FUN! will only enhance the prize to be taken by force of arms and internal intrigue.” BOWL Aug 1 SAVINGS ON OTHER SETS AND OPEN STOCK PIECES Go the DIRECT Way them, he is subject to prosecution for genocide. An analysis of that fantastic proposal in the light of threatened war may cool the ardor of some of its proponents and give them reason to learn that what may be sauce for the goose can become plenty hot for the gander. F - M' 717 Siskiyou Blvd Sunday School 9:45 a m , Fran 1100 A M Worship servloe. Sermon by Dr. Borden, ‘I h e Kingdom's Joy." Special music, duet by Maryls Elhnrt and Dor eon Philips with Margaret Kain sey, orgunist. 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