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I H U R M I A Y , J U E Y 17, i9 l< SOUTHERN OREGON NI Ws Kl VII V P»ge 4 Southern Oregon News Review Letter From Washington... 38 East Main Street Ashland, Oregon Entered as second-class mail matter in the post office at Ash land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress of March 3. 1879 Kerrigan Attends State Conference "Ji-teity *7»ftic4 No one cun accuse Ashland of being a sleepy town this sum Walter J. Kerrigan and h i s mer. Its long list of recreational wife have returned to Ashland William C. Lawrence and Wallace G. Iverson, Publishers facilities would put to shame Congress has heard the sug many a larger city. Warm, long following a conference called by Faith McCullough _ Local News, Phone 8561 or 2-8286 gestions of the President for leg evenings offer anything one de I G ov D ouglas M cK ay a t S alem Subscription Rate — $2.50 year islation necessary to deal with sires from band concerts in the to study t h e Indian problem the Korean trouble. His recom park to bowling on the green, Several of the speakers were of MEMBER mendations also looked to pre w i t h golf, swimming, stating Indian blood a n d represented Oregon Newspaper Publishers' Association paredness against future devel 1 and every b r a n d of dancing some of the tribes of Oregon. opments, whatever and wher thrown in f o r good measure. George Neuner, w h o served ever they might happen to be. as U. S Attorney general f o r picnics or just plain loaf A CHALLENGE— It seems to me we now have Family eight years, advocated the elim For some unknown reason, civic pride has alw ays no other choice than to do most ing in the patio have their at ination of all reaervatlonal con tractions too. But on Thursday been a ttrib u te d to adults exclusively. Few people seem of the things the President sug evening t h e town is literally trol, except for a trusteeship ov gests. It is a grim outlook. We "jumping" with outdoor square er a few who art' incapable of to realize th e laten t enthusiasm and energy stored up in have been pushed to the edge of handling their own affairs. our younger generation, which all too often runs amuck the precipice. The alternatives dancing on the high school ten "The national Indian policy is nis courts City officials s h e d in destructive activities, leading eventually to juvenile are possible destruction by re their dignity ( a n d poundage a zig-zag affair," said Harvey sisting or certain destruction by delinquency and its endless problems. A t a tim e when a going over. probably) as they trip the light Wright, Oregon state director of Indian affairs, in a speech in ! m anpow er shortage m ay again th reaten , th e poten In a speech on th e floor of fantastic toe.• • • which h criticized the Depart tia lities of “youth-pow er” is w orthy of serious study. the House during debate on the •| The billowing clouds of chok ment of the Interior for its long To m ake the application tim ely, Ashland is in sore omnibus appropriations bill, 1 ing black smoke which shroud record of bungling and vacilla need of a house-cleaning. Its weed grow n boulevards ,na<?* the fol,o'\ ,n*. tomnu‘nt ed the Plaza district last Thurs tion. The Communists k n o w evening during t h e May- and littered g u tte rs give the traveling to u rists an un they have two possible ways day Staff sergeant Don Scripter, f i e l d Gardens fire seemed to favorable im pression and nullify to a large extent- the of destroying o u r freedom. raise the already sky-high tern- who arrived last week with his is the long method of in 1 perature and gave both custom- wife and three children for the n a tu ra l scenic beauty of which we so proudly boast. A One filtra tio n and destruction and residents of the block family reunion, lias been assign few hours or days of concentrated m anual labor could from w ith in . This method in I ers an hour-long case of the jitters ed to duty as an instructor at volves at least two steps; the ¡The only unperturbed onlook- Fort Riley, Kansas. Upon dock elim inate the unsightly conditions. f i r s t is government control I ers were two inquisitive dogs ing at San Francisco after four Since all of the youth building agencies are gen under a system called social managed to mix themselves years in Japan, "scuttlebut” had erously supported by business and civic clubs as well as ism. This step would be fol who among the fire hose and park in it that an immediate return was in store, so the home assignment churches and parents, it would seem a wise suggestion low ed fa ir ly s o o n by com the most strategic spots. cameTis a pleasant shock. • e • and Russian domina th a t they in tu rn reciprocate by p u ttin g into practice munism tion. The other route t h e y Comments from the window some of the fine principles which they have b e e n m i g h t choose for obtaining ' sigth seers. who study the o 1 d tau g h t. They will be th e voting citizens of A shland in a their objective would h a v e documents and articles which advantage of speed, des are now on display in the city few sh o rt years. I t is not too soon fo r them to tak e th eir the truction, chaos, and w o u l d window, seem sufficient ev- by Warren Goodrich rig h tfu l sh a re of the responsibilities as well as t h e make interm ediate steps un I hall idence of the growing interest necessary. This plan involves priveleges of citizenship. in Oregon history. Much of the How about it boys and g irls? A shland needs your a shooting w ar. But to t h e credit should be given to Clar Communist destruction a n d Lane, who for more than help. There is no age lim it in Am erica or in your own m ilita ry success is not enough. ence 75 years has been a part of the O u r people must be forced to changing and developing Ash home town fo r civic service. place themselves under dic land and has seen it grow from F. M. tatorship for a w a r em erg a settlement of less than 500 ency. to its present 7702 population "It is obvious, I think, that DEMOCRATS TO h o ld C h a r g e s F ile d W e d n e s d a y the enemy could prolong such A R R E S T E D FO R F IG H T IN G ANNUAL PICNIC AUGUST 20 A T a ,e n t M en Robert S. Pomeroy, alias John 1 Jackson c o u n t y democrats 7, , an emergency to any length that A. Wright, was arrested by city I w ill hold their annual picnic at Medford July 26— Three Tal- suited its purpose." Apparently the Russians may police at 8:45 last night f o r TouVelle state park August 20, ™en, Norman D. B e n c h , according to Glen Rader, gen- T r a ft on D. Bench and Cecil O- be combining a l l methods to fighting on the street, C h i e f e r a 1 chairman. A committee Bench were charged with lar destroy our free system of gov Vern Smith reported this morn- i ing. meeting is to be held this eve- ceny oi livestock in an informa- ernment. • • • ning in the office of Attorney tion filed in justice court here Smith said that Pomeroy is Representative Walter J u d d reportedly a deserter from the ! Rawles Moore to plan details, Wednesday morning. LeRoy E. Williams, also of Talent, s a i d of Minnesota is not only better Navy since June 5, 1950. He is Rader said. ' More than 35 guests from oth they took two of his turkeys on informed regarding China and being held in the city jail until Asia than any other person now er parts of the state are expect July 26. he can be turned over to Navy The three men are being held in governm ent he is objective authorities. ed at the affair Mr. and Mrs. and fair-minded Recently he Edward C. Kelly have reported. for the county grand jury in lieu made what I think was the out BRUSH FIRE of $2,000 bail each. ' vail M oto M otq u i.o a t th a standing, statesmanlike speech swimming pool, but give hbn City firemen were called to of this 81st Congress. He talked e n o u g h tim e to a n s w e r — extinguish a brush fire at 22 for nearly an hour reviewing h e 'll bo v e ry busy I " ... Y ou’ll United States - Asiatic develop Granite street Wednesday af- I complete more calls if you (pve temoon. According to C h i e f ments from 1930 to date. Al though between two and three Harry McNair, the blaze start- j the other person plenty of tune hundred members were on the ed from burning trash No dam- ' to answ er—at lea st a m inu te ... Pacific Telephone. floor at the time, you could have age was reported. heard a pin drop the attention was so keen. When Congress man Judd concluded h i s re marks e v e r y member present jumped to his feet and applaud ed. I understand some reprints of Mr. Judd’s speech are b e i n g made. I have asked him to send ' me a few and I shall be glad to send one to anyone who wants to read it — and it is mighty well worth careful reading. Just write me a letter or postcard. By Hon. Harris Ellsworth. Congressman. 4th District Mr. ami Mrs. 11 J Krug drove F IR S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T (C hristian Church) Sacond and to Portland and back over the week end to bring Mrs M a r y B Streets. Krug, her brother Joe and Mrs Elizabeth Schmidt all of Red ding. Penn, to Ashland for u week's visit, Mrs Schmidt has Just returned front a t h r e e month's tour through Europe Lee Burna drove to Roseburg ¡Sunday and was accompanied ' home by ills wife and four aona They had been visiting for the pust week witli Mrs Burns sla- 1 tfr. Mrs John Cnmellsnn Earl F Downing, Minister Bible School, 9:45 a in Junior Church, 11:00 a in., for the children. Morning Service, 1100 am Sermon: "Joseph and Jesus" Christian Endeavor 7 p.m Midweek Service: W e d n e s- day at 7:15 p.m. Stationery Supplies at the News Review From where I s it... Jo e Marth Taka Your Cholea S ittin g around last Friday eve- nlng, the ta lk turned to the heat way of getting to sleep when it aeema you Juat ran ’t. “T h e way I always do,” nays Handy Johnson, “la to breathe deep and make believe 1 weigh a ton.” having a glass of oeeasion. Your “aoeiable may be a “Coke"—or butte maybe a cup of hot coffee. But enjoying our preiereweod I* a right In thia country sad soak of aa >» entitled to hl» owa. The Im portant thing la to raapeet tlml right in the true democrat!# a *M I ef understanding! As a matter of fact. what a tiresome old vertd (M l weald he If wa all did have the m W likes and dislikes! "Just throw away the pillow—It works every time," says Buss Ellis. When counting sheep came up, right away waa the question: What kind ot shuepT From where I sit, you could ar gue 'til Doomsday and never get complete agreement on a lot of thiags. Now, taka tuu. I ’m all for Tele-fun Copyright, 1930, United States Brewers F 1 BOWL . . . for FUN! BOWL . . . for HEALTH! M ake up a p arty . . . tele phone 2-2731 for reservations . . . It's fun to bow l and I f s h ealth fu l exes rise. O r, if It's a frien d ly game of snooker or pocket billiards, this la the place. ASHLAND Recreation Center 30 FIRST STREET J A C K E A T O N . M gr. THE BEAUTIFUL NEW Drive home the facts... STREAMLINER TO SAN FRANCISCO • On your next trip to San Francisco enjoy the speed and comfort of this sensational new streamliner. Leave here via chair car train with lounge car in the morning, making connection with the Sbtutg Day light at Dunsmuir, arrive San Francisco 11:15 P J i. tonight. FAST DAILY SCHEDULE NORTHBOUND Pacific Standard Tima 9:50 a m. 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SOUTH SOUND Reed down • Less than two weeks before the attack o n Southern Korea began, D e p u t y ECA Admin istrator William C. Foster told t h e Senate Foreign Relations Committee: The trite but true old adage that "it’s a small world,” was proved to the amazement of two , Ashland ladies who met for the first time at the recent Jackson county Republican picnic. After a few minutes of polite conver sation, one chanced to remark on her early home in St. Louis. The other immediately respond ed that she too had lived and gone to school in St. Louis. And that was the way Mrs. Jane Eb- bert Robinson a n d Mrs. Ethel Lonargan Fernley, who h a d both attended Central H ig h school over 45 years ago, m e t for the first time. Captain E. J. Kerrigan of the U. S. 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