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t sou th er :; o . ìeóon PAGE FOUR f r o n t ‘P n u u t e . .. Southern Oregon News Review Ashland. Oregon 38 East Main Street 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 William C Lawrence and Wallace G Iverson, Publishers Harry Nordwick Editor Subscription Rate — $2 50 year THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13. H»#l !.. VlLv.', ASHLAND, OREGON Out q ,,,,., Dorm Annex. . . - By M u rra y W a d e I » s C ontinued from Page Ona slder the proposal. The Unlviir JUSTICE COURT sity of Oregon opposed the plan Albert Wesley Calhoun taa NEW COMMISSIONER chased with money received by and usked for more time to I dem axle overload, cited A surprise appointment was the perpetrator. study the pmposnl while Ore ■ In 1947 a man. with a $2,262 gun State college supported Dr POLICE COURT made Saturday when Governor McKay named Charles forged draft on a New York Maaske's program t i r II Douglas Ray F Hurphani, opemting Heltzel public utilities com bank, bought a ear from u Port It was also announced that motor vehicle without license missioner to succeed George H land Motor company, uud got Southern Oregon wHI be one of plates, bail $5 tile cur and $262 In change. Flagg who resigned three colleges which will i stat> N A T IO N A L IO IT O R A l LeRoy Bennett, public intoxi On Monday the 37-year-oId The next day he sold the car llsh speech rlluto. m xt fall I as T òc J ati do N cation, m id m Jail overnight, ¡Salem attorney moved into the fot; $2,200 After the draft was with specially trained personnel By HARRY NORDWICK commissio1 cr’s office in the found to be worthless the firm who will work with youngsters ixmteri $25 hull and forfeited M k M H » K Howard D Campbel], Illegal , new $2,000,000 public service that cashed it sued the comiwny Mho have split palates und huve COME ONE, COME ALL building — that he had never that bought the car to recover speech difficulties caused by parking, bail $1. Boy. have you got a pat dreamed of occupying. The ap und won the suit in the circuit ¡cerebral pulse y 11« tails will be Herbert L llinricks, III- gal project which is cramped. pointment was a neatly accom court. 1 announced soon parking, bail $1. 1 short of manpower, bursting plished surprise by the gov In an appeal to the state sup 1 Plan A tom ic E xhibit The Word 'Pay' Gary 11 Christlleb, illegal left at the seams? ernor. reme court tile judgment of the turn, bail $5. Southern Oregon college will Flagg, who is approaching circuit court was reversed this Well, if you have, just take it There has been a lot of surmising around the an exhibit by the atom Elzic McCullen. reckless dnv state retirement age. will take week by Justice llatold J sponsor down to the city council or ic energy commission on Febru ing. hail $27 50. Rogue valley as of late about the possibility of "get planning commission, and I'm a position as council and publi Warner. ary 1. Professors und students Ronald K Anderson, wrong ting together’’ with the new head of the Southern sure they will gladly accept it city director for the Oregon UNEMPLOYMENT LOW o f tin physical science depart way i n a one way street, ball Highway Council at a salary re with a lovely smile and politely Pacific railroad concerning the issues of passenger and Although about 10.000 work ment of SOT will act as inform kick you in the seat of the ported to be $15,000 a year. The ers were laid off during the past ers and guides for the display $5 ' freight service on the Siskiyou branch of the Shasta pants! Joseph J Platko, motor w salary of the public utilities month in Oregon, the unem I which is expected to be ar route. Well, maybe not with the j commissioner is $8.800 a year. ployment lists are almost 2,000 ranged In Medford. It will be lncl running while unattended, of the latter, but, don't be Flagg's appointive term had lower than at this date in 1950 shown Inter in Eugene and iMiil S2 50 Before any such meeting is arranged, it would be (gusto Janus F. Brown, reported ids , surprised at the language they ¡seven more moqths to run. 1 Portland advisable to consider the one and only factor which use. 1947 Ford sedun stolen from Under the head of unfinished This state is doing better han The state board accepted gifts holding its own in employment. the railroad is concerned with, namely, WILL IT Just because there happens business Flagg left two import- Oregon seems to be discriminat to the college donated by sev M luntn n avenue Keys in cur. j ant cases, one the Pacific Tele Recovered same duy in Yreka, PAY? WILL IT BREAK EVEN7 OR. WILL IT LOSE to be an aggressive, compe phone and Telegraph company’s ed against in defense work and eral civic organizations, includ- Co' tent council in office, all of many laborers have left the . ing: ITS SHIRT? William M. Briggs, operating the growing pains that have application for a $5,000,000-a- state to get this work in other Ashlund Somptimist club con ' year rate increase and the other tribution of $173 48 to be ap motor vehicle wrong May on It boils down to this because nobody in the busi b e e n accumulating s i n c e the trucking industries’ appllca- localities. i ne way street. Cited to appear World War II are being dump ness world will do anything unless it PAYS them, or ed In Portland there are 3,380 plied to the cost of room and in their laps in a mad rush , tion for a 6 per cent freight persons unemployed compared board for Mrs. Maria Beringuel on December ■ 18. • they are forced to. As Chamber of Commerce members to be the first to get tax dol j rate increase a special student from the It is understood that Flagg’s with 10,400 mid-December last Philippines Not Isolated found out, the SP cannot be forced to run a line lars of local citizens which first job with the OHC will be year J are NOWHERE to be found. Scholarships of $120 each through our valley which is losing money, whether Many phases of Ashland’s to try and repeal the 1951 truck NEW CANDIDATES Today's home front might be from the following groups to the fringe of tomorrow's battle law boosting truck taxes about they are really trying to make money, or not. "Governor Warren has an ex provide scholarships for desig city system are really outmod Offer your services to a year. The measure cellent record and his character | nated students the Steak House, field How much the railroad is willing to suffer in the ed, there’s no question about it $2,000,000 civil defense in Jackson coanty will be on the November ballot is beyond reproach,” said Pnul Ashland; the Big "Y”. Medford But. remember back to that way of a loss is as yet not determined. A meeting j shocking F. Mytinger, Pendleton, when Busch Motors, Ashland: Frlde- when called upon. Remember special election we in 1952. filing with the state elections ger grocery. Ashland: NeWbry that freedom und responsibility would clear up any such misunderstanding. We know | had earlier this year’ The coun VETERANS IN COLLEGES The state veterans depart- I this week for dele- j orchards, Ashland: nnd Lumber go hand in hand. that many valley leaders would welcome such an op cil had tried to get sanction of ment reported this week that department ■ ■ gate from the state-at-large to Mills corporation, Ashland. S21.000 over the 6 per cent in- portunity to hash things over with the new railroad i I crease there were 5,200 World War II Rads Not W aiting the republican national conven- I Tuition for two designated limitation to take care head, or his personal representatives. students awarded by the South 1 of a few of the existing short veterans enrolled in Oregon ) tion Russia lias more tiiun 20 mil colleges, and 6.000 more are Oregon college orchestra comings of certain city func- Also filing fbr the same post j lion ju-ople engaged in civil de We feel this meeting can be arranged and have ' tions. What happened” A ma- studying in vocational, business, j this week was Ken G Thomp ern India Student Grant no lesser source to rely on than the president-elect, ! jo rity turned down the badly trade and c o r r e s p o n d e n c e ! son. Salem attorne.y He was de- j A State PEO Sisterhood grant fense work feated for the senate in Marion D. J. Russell, himself. We are taking the liberty of needed money. That’s w h y schools. About 2,800 others are taking county at the last state election of $500 to provide living ex there's no money. Twelve all-tuition scholar penses for Miss Ivy Coffey. New publishing a personal letter to our newspaper written There's nobody to blame in-the-job and on-the-farm train- j when his slogan was, "Keep Di Ilii, India ships for designated students by the ex-local boy last Friday to denote his state of except you, the voter. You I ing Oregon Green — but not too Tuition of $100.45 by Delta awarded by the State Congress There are 13.831 veterans in green." may want a patrolman out at mind on the problem, to-wit: Kappa Gamma. Jackson county of Parents and Teachers the state who received educa- the Lincoln school crossing And $301.04 from, the Red Word comes from ua Grande chapter, for a designated stu “Thank you and your editor for the friendly ex . . . you may want a new fire ; tional aid from the federal gov- that Raider Boosters club. Ashland Mrs. Kathryn Pierce will dent | emment. hall . . . you may want a new pression in your editorial November 21. be a candidate for the senate or addition to the library . . . but FORGED CHECK the house of the 1953 legisla ‘‘I am very familiar with and have a great liking just VICTIMS LOSE what would you do if you ture — she reserves a woman's The state supreme court this for your section of the state, where I lived as a boy. were a councilman and when held that the person who prerogative to change her mind From where I s it... / / J o e M a rsh I was glad to have the opportunity to make a trip over you tried to get these things week cashes a forged bank draft has Mrs. Pierce is a daughter-in- were turned down? our lines in southwestern Oregon not long ago. When you no interest in anything pur- law of former Gov Walter This is what faces Ashland’s Pierce and a sister-in-law of As I am up that way again, I will drop by and see you, as city council today. They have to sociate Justice William O Doug we would like to have a mutual understanding with lead the fight to get these things las of the U S supreme court Sign of a Nice Guy that Ashland needs. They must our friends in southern Oregon as to how far a rail shuffle each "pet project” and road may be expected to go in providing service that give it a priority rating. This corner suggests that the does not pay.” From where I ait. Happy haa Got m i aro u n d them- p u rls I lint council start with the protective once again ahown why he gata everywhere a h u n te r w en! I hi« fu ll There you have it. The word "pay” is the $64 one. agencies first. This means the C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e O n e along with everyone and why he rn n ie up n gainst « ig n * saying Let’s see what we can do in the way of dollars and police department. After it has cause in 1940.” everyone respects him. H appy’s ••PIIIVA TK I ’ KOPKHTV. NO lll'N T IN . Sheriff Howard Gault and Five Units cents for Mr. SP. This is the key that will open the solved the manpower shortage District ikes ami dialiken might not he the KKKI* OKK." R ut not out at lln p p Attorney Paul Havi there it should commence on Mrs. Tobin reported that uni' us his neighbors’, but that door, one way or another. —H.N. down the line with top priority land attended the annual there would be five X-ray units 1 Preston's p lace! doesn't stop him from u n d e r r t a n d - ■ ■ conventions of the Oregon in operation throughout the Happy'i- ogna ay "^• iiiv a t i items. up When it comes to opinions oa State Sheriffs association and county during the five weeks Yeh, I know. It's easy to Hnl’ERTV Conn III \TING, lll'T IP G ive Your Chest hunting, fishing, politics, ways of the Association of District At period She stressed the neces • At i r r i . ” say. but hard to do. But as the farm ing, or whether your favorite torneys in Portland last week sity for complete participation increasing crime wave hits D o n 't h unt m y s e lf,” lia p p y says, The need for every citizen of Jackson county to more and more people it will end. (leverage i- i>eer or rider, try to tie in the program in order to mak< th e re 's plenty of gam e on my ike Happy and the rhnnees are have a chest X-ray when a mobile unit parks near be easier, and if the council i-rtv. I te ll (hi h u n te rs w h e n The monthly meeting of the it effective in stamping out the does nothing else all the rest vou'll he really happy! their home during the period of January 15 to Febru of their terms of office they ¡Jackson county production and disease. lie best spots a re aw ny fro m Each county community Is here I in w ,.ik in g and w h e re Hir- ary 15 was clearly expressed to the attendants at the MUST increase the city's pro I marketing committee was held urged to watch their newspap first organizational meeting of the Chest X-ray survey tection. Nobody knows this last night in the courthouse ers for the coming of the units i «1» else is hunt ing. It w orks out w el! a ll-a ro u n d .” better than the parents of the ¡auditorium. Henry Congers of to their area. last Monday. children who c r o s s the Medford, presided The units will be in the Ash For the first time, the organizations backing the streets. Maybe they will help ■ C v p yii# h t, IV$I. ( rated S ta in B rr w trt Foun dat land area from February 6 to 9 F iv e Jackson county exten survey will attem pt 100 per cent coverage. This means the council. 9 Ocei X-Ray Survey... I J j I agents and three repre that about 40,000 adults over the age of 15 will be the Well, that crazy, lightning- sion sentatives of the state exp eri target for the drive. fast, wonderful sport, basket m ental fa rm at T alen t were Many of these adults are going to be dubious ball, is again rebounding against delegates to the annual con vention of experim ent station city’s backboards. about taking one of these free X-rays to protect them the And, with it, rebounds the w orkers and county extension selves and their neighbors. The question arises, just city’s hopes for a successful sea agents at C orvallis this week. how important is it to a person to have an X-ray? Is son. The Grizzlies will be very C ounty agents attending were tough in their class this year. W. B. Tucker. E a rl Jossey, C. tuberculosis such a great menace? Headed by Ex-Grizzly Star B. Cordy, Rufus Cate and The facts decide the answers. Last year in the Chuck Jandreau, they will get U lla W interm ote. A ttending only comprehensive survey in the county, out of 3,830 “know-how" coaching. A n d from the T alen t station were D r. E. S. Degman, Louis G ent people X-rayed in the Ashland-Talent area, there were with such potentialities as sky ner and H arold W hite. scraper Greg Lininger (6-foot, 15 positive cases, 10 probables and 128 questionable 5 inches) boosting the team’s ■ Two hundred and six Jackson diagnoses. This was only a 36 per cent coverage ac height and chances, they can employees have been cording to Dr. A. Erin Merkel, county health physi very well go the limit with | county everybody behind them Sup granted permission to drop cian. So TB does exist, and it exists right here in our j port your Grizzlies! from the state public retirement service rolls. The employees — ■ area in the same air we breathe. Looking out SOC way, the except those who are 60 years Further, already, in 1951, Dr. Merkel states that situation is just as bright. j or older — will shift to the so there have been 19 cases of the disease up to now’ in Emphasizing teamplay in cial security rolls on January 1. ■ the county, whereas there has been only one case of stead of starplay. Coach Ted Bob Dickey, Jackson coun Schopf has a sparkling club typhoid, no small pox, and 10 cases of polio. ty's deputy district attorney, which will fight down to the As anyone can plainly see, as long as carriers of wire this season. With plenty has been appointed state chairman of the Youth for the disease exist, there is danger to each citizen in the of veterans, plus some fine Eisenhower m o v e m e n t in newcomers, plus a share of all county. As Mrs. J. D. Tobin, chairman of the Monday the luck floating around, they Oregon. ■ meeting said, "The only way of checking the disease will win their division again. Production a n d marketing ■ is for EVERYBODY over 15 to have his chest X- committeemen from the Ash BRAVO: Basketball rayed, and all at the SAME time.” land area were named at a BOO: Money meeting last week at the Cen Jackson county may not have this opportunity ■ ■ tral Point grange hall. C. C. again for some time. The only reason that a 100 per Our Decision Wili ams was named chairman. cent goal can be attempted is because additional units If we hesitate concerning the Others on the committee are for an adequate civil de John S. Billings, Joseph M. have been procured before they are to be used in the need fense program, the e n e m y Rapp and Philip Feddersohn. Multnomah county area. won’t. Over 250 county organization representatives and interested persons attended the Monday meeting. How about adding t.o your list of slogans this They have, by now, dispersed to all sections of the phrase: "Give to the community your chest — FREE county. They are but couriers to the real force, the of Germs.” It will only take a few moments of your army of adult citizens throughout every nook and time. Remember, the air you breathe is public pro perty. You’ve got nothing to lose . . . no money . . . cranny of our county. Each INDIVIDUAL must take it upon himself to no clothes (no undressing required) . . and a lot of protect himself, his family, and his neighbors by tell pure air to gain. If each individual is to be protected, every indivi ing someone of the coming survey. An ALL-OUT ef fort will soon be rolling to survey every adult citizen’s dual must respond. GTVE YOUR CHEST to a mobile chest in this area. You are all currently hearing the unit for a few reconds. 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