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P A G E FO U R
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3. 1953
SOUTHERN O R E / ) . NEWS iv L .lL o . ASHLAND. OREGON
"P d ia d e .. . .
Southern Oregon News Review
A sh la n d , O regon
------------------------ By M urray Wade
E n te re d as second-class m a il m a tte r in th e post o ffic e a t A s h ­
la n d , O regon, F e b ru a ry 15, 1935, u n d e r th e a ct o f Congress o f
M a rch 3. 1879
W illia m C. L a w re n ce and W a llace G. Ive rso n ,
H a rry N ord w ic k
______ __ ___ ___________
P R E S ID E N T S E N D S
CONDO LENCES
P u b lis h e rs
E d ito r
N A T IO N A t
E D IT O R IA L
| as ^ > c ^
B U S H E l'S
A S S O C IA T IO N
A C Î I V f
ti | o n
By H A R R Y
N O R D W IC K
M l M B I Ä
W E R E O F F A G A IN I
W e ll, th ey a re at it again
. . . those 24-carat, gold p la t­
ed,
p o lls te r*
w ho
p re d ic t
w h o '* th e most p o p u la r p re s i­
d e n tia l ca n d id a te p r io r to an
e le c tio n w h ic h u s u a lly turns
out in reverse.
A verage Police Protection
G YP PEDDLERS A T W ORK
P re s id e n t
A te le g ra m
fro m
T ru m a n was d e liv e re d S a tu rd a y
to
W a lte r M. P ierce,
fo rm e r
g o v e rn o r o f O regon and con
gressm an w h o was h o s p ita liz e d
in S alem tw o weeks ago. In p a rt
th e pres d e n t said, “ A m s o rry to
le a rn th a t y o u are in th e hospi
ta l and w a n t yo u to k n o w th a t
I am th in k in g o f you and hope
you a re n o t h a v in g too h a rd a
tim e
. . ta k e th is e x p e rie n c e in
y o u r s trid e
A s im ila r te le g ra m o f com-
passion was rece ive d f r o in
Jam es F a rle y , fo rm e r postmas-
te r g e n e ra l and D e m o c ra tic Na-
tio n a l C o m m itte e C h a irm a n .
T he 90-year-old “ g ra n d o ld
m an o£ Q
p o litic s " was re-
rte d jn
con,
c o n d itio n and
re s tin $ c o m fo rta b ly
S u b s c rip tio n Rate — $2 50 ye a r
NEW SPAPER
Public-Owned
Timber Quotas
Are Announced
38 East M a in S tre e t
T he state p o lic e d e p a rtm e n t
1 bus sent o u t a w a rn in g to house-
h o ld e r* to bew are o f d o o rb e ll
r in g in g
p ed dlers
w ho
o ffe r
ya rd ag e w h ic h th e y c la im to be
“ p u re E n g lis h w oolens.”
|
A n a rre s t was m ade in Salem
; th is w eek o f a w om an accused
o f o b ta in in g m oney b y false pre-
tense w he n goods rep re sen te d to
be w o o l p ro v e d to be ra yo n ,
T he c o m p la in t was m ade by-
| tw o S ilv e rto n school teachers
B a il fo r th e p e d d le r was set at
1 f t J E / E
i , I I 1
« ..
I . ■
— a • I
k k ■ • a .
| $1.000,
b
u t * 1 the
accused
was
' c o m m itte d to Jail O ffic e rs m ak-
in g the a rre s t said th e goods
I was m a rk e d to in d ic a te it had
been made in E n gla nd and was
p u re w o o l.
A r th u r
K o n in g .
supervisor
| fo r tha F a rm e r * H o rn * a d m in ­
is tra tio n
In
J o s a p h in * and
Jackson counties, w ill hold an
o ffic e d ay in M e d fo rd once a
m onth d u rin g 1952. T he sup­
e rv is o r w ill be a t the fe d e ra l
b u ild in g b e tw e e n 9 a.m . and
4 p.m . on the firs t T h u rs d a y
o f each m onth.
a
Jackson c o u n ty se le c tiv e »or-
i v ic e o ffic ia ls have a n o th e r task
k k «
. k .tl.« ...i,f k ,lk k ,S
lk ik .k .,.1
1 T ak . J . . >■
in M re
-c la s s ify in g ahead.
U nder
new
re g u la tio n s , c e rta in 4-F
re g is tra n ts
can be re c la s s ifie d
1 A u n d e r new
m e n ta l stand
1 ards.
•
M e d fo rd - T h e O and C pirt>
lip d o m a in lam i» w i ll o ffe r an
|e s tim a te d 54 m illio n b o a rd feet
j o f tim b e r fo r sale in the Jack
-on M a ste r U n it d u rin g 1952
T he M e d fo rd o ffic e o f the
¡B u re a u o f L a n d M a n a g e m e n t’*
i 1952 advance sale pia n lista 10
m illio n fe e t m ore o f tim b e r th a n
in 1951. a c c o rd in g to E. K . P e t­
erson, B L M d is tr ic t fo re s te r
^ , ny
p ig e w h a r*
In a d d itio n to th e stum pnge In
th e Jackson u n it, m ills a* fa r
east as M e d fo rd m ay b id on 47
m illio n b o a rd fe e t o f
tim b e r
scheduled fo r sale In th e Jose­
p h in e M a s te r U n it nnd m ills In
the A s h ln n d area m ny b id on
fiv e m illio n b o n rd fe e t In the
Since Ashland’s city council decided to alleviate
the pressing manpower problem in the local police de­
partment by a study of the shifts, a man from the P o lls are, h o w e v e r, p ro v in g
evening shift has been placed so the bulk of his duty is | One
a te
Ul.t th in g : v iz , th e ca n d id
.....k
D aputies fro m the o ffic e of
, w h o IS on th e lo s in g end w o rk s
COVERED W AGON
on day traffic patrol (from 11 a.m.).
th
wrong
I
in te rn a l re v e n u e w ill be in
C E N T E N N IA L
M o d fo rd at the fe d e ra l b u ild ­
This move was done to assist with the dangerous th a t b e fo re aP poU can be ta k e n
Klamatth Master Unit
T he g o v e rn o rs o f 10 states
ing b etw een Jan. 2 and 15 to
T lie Jackson M a s te r U n it tim ­
traffic violations at the Lincoln school crossing which to change the p re v io u s stand. C A N D ID A T E S F IL E
, » h o » h is to rie s are m ost d ire c t
•u is t
fa r m e r* in co m p utin g
b e r w i ll be separated in to six
O
n
th
e
second
o
f
J
a
n
u
a
ry
I
ly
in
te
re
s
te
d
in
th
e
O
ld
O
regon
was noted by the school board of district No. 5. In ° p
h
ha
asp
1948 T'US
th e ir 1951 in co m e*. D eputies
a d m in is tra tiv e u n its In v o lv in g a
e ig h t ca nd id ates had file d to i T r a il have been in v ite d to at-
making such a move, the police schedule now stands as Po!ls are s t ill v a lu a b le i f th e y have th e ir nam es app ea r on the te n d th e C o ve re d W agon Cen- w e re in A ih la n d W ednesday to ta l o f 20 sales N o fir e k ille d
o r w in d th ro w tlm lw -r Is in c lu d ­
follows: working the day shift are the chief, traffic are done by an unbiased team b a llo t o f the p rim a ry e le c tio n s j te n n ia l c e le b ra tio n o p e n in g in and T h u rs d a y a o f this w eek,
ed. b u t salvnge sales, m o s tly In
re
p
u
b
lic
a
r
sergeant and one patrolman; on the evening shift are w h ic h sam ples a re p re s e n ta tiv e n e x t M ay A l l are
ns
P o rtla n d Jan. 22.
Jackson c o u n ty a lie n s m ust ,th c w in d th ro w
o r b ug k ille d
M e r r ill B M oores and P a u l
T he w o r ld p re m ie re o f “ Bend
..
. .
. . . i
j
.k _ _• j
group. T h e v are, h o w e v e r, v a l
the assistant chief and one officer; and on the mid- uabl; cnly so far as an indica. F. M y tin g e r, b o th o f P o rtla n d ° f the R iv e r.” a U n iv e rs a l-In - file re p o rts o f th e ir p re sen t ad- tracts, m ay be added to sehe-
the
u le d (ales.
night shift are a patrol sergeant and one officer. This I to r. n o t ’ as h o w th in g s w i l l and K G T hom pson, Salem , te m a tio n a l te c h n ic o lo r produc- ‘ dress
r ,‘* s w
w ith
“' 1
n‘‘ c o m m is s io l” n ^ e r ° o f d Increase
9 ' j M illio n
makes a complement of eight men on the entire force, fin a lly tu rn o u t
I led as delegates at la rg e to th e tio n film e d in O reg on w ill sp ark
J a n u a ry n
‘
"
A to ta l o f 106 m illio n b o a rd
,
T he fie ld o f s ta tis tic a l ana-
re p u b lic a n n a tio n a l c o n v e n tio n
th e c e le b ra tio n
T h e p re m ie re ,
Is T x-»4- V« z-tM the
4- I-»« council
Z-* * I ti»,
1 I w
-x n Ir n any other
nn*» moves
Ait AO -lyiit i# ai yet only a Tery
. — TT iit i v-% . ■ • ■ ...lit V.L..1 J . * v i x_*. »
*
fe e t o f tim b e r w i ll be o ffe re d
Whether
will
make
T o m H. W est, P o rtla n d , fih x l w i ll be h e ld a t J. J. P a rk e r's
T w o tra c t* o f O and C and
fo r sale fro m th e M e d fo rd t l L M
as
a
deleg
ate
to
th
e
re
p
u
b
lic
a
n
B
ro
a
d
w
a
y
T
h
e
a
te
r.
O
th
e
r
fen
will be decided at next Tuesday’s council meeting young science, i t is an ex-
p u b lic d o m ain tim b e r la n d In
o ffic e
ns co m p a re d w ith 98,-
n a tio n a l c o n v e n tio n
fro m
the tu re s p la n n e d
w i ll be a stern-
Which is to Study more thoroughly the present W o r k »rem aly im p o rta n t one b«- 1 3 rd co ng re ssion al d is tric t.
the Lost C re e k d ra in a g e dis­
800.000 ottered during 1951
w h e e le r race on th e r iv e r , and
tr ic t n ear M c L e o d w ill be o f­
T he
M e d fo rd
o ffic e Is In
schedule of the department. Previously brought up has
’L w /cZ ruu ’factual data
Rep Jo h n P. H o u n d s e ll. Hood w h a t is h o p e fu lly e xpe cted to
fe re d fo r »ale by the M e d fo rd
charge
o
f
the
Jackson,
been the fact that the police department has had to for use in a co m p le x econom i- R iv e r, file d as a re p u b lic a n can- be th e w o r ld ’s la rg e s t square o ffic e of the B ureau of L and p h in e a n d K la m a th M a Jose­
ste r
fo r se na tor fro m the 16th
” a c h u c k -w a g o n d in n e r o f
M a n a g e m e n t on J a n u a ry 8.
handle the traffic meter collection and maintenance cal world by b o th g ove rn - s d e id n a a te to ria
U n its, c o rre sp o n d in g ,
ro u g h ly ,
l
d is tr ic t
c o m p ris in g a ll-O re g o n delicacies, a m o rn in g
•
to the b o u n d a rie s o f the th re e
which takes the full-time duties of at least one man. ig limited to lowing what is Hood R iv e r and Wasco co un ties parade th ro u g h P o rtla n d nnd a
D e p u ty assessors are to be co un ties
He
rep
re
sen
te
d
H
ood
R
iv
e
r
b
a
n
q
u
e
t
h
o
n
o
rin
g
th
e
g
o
ve
rn
o
rs
Mayor Phil Stansbury has been trying for over a year past and w h a t is c u rre n t,
sent o u t in J a n u a ry by C o u n ty 1
u n ty in th e house o f represen- and sta rs o f th e film ,
Assessor C. A M y e rs to check I
to get this job out of the department so more time can P ro g n o s tic a tio n o f w h a t is in c ta o tiv
e s d u r in g the sessions o f
A R T IS A N P R IM A R Y
a ll tr a ile r hom es in the e p u n ty
f k |||'t 1»
be devoted to more urgent police duties. This would be exceptions.’
s’ a^ty 1949 and 1951. Sen. Ben Musa. N O S N e v -P e ra
l granges
tfranees in
th e state T h e tr
tra
ile rs
m ust
b
e
lic i u s e d
' A ’ l l l I 1 S 1 < ■ I ( I '
ve
In
a
r
s
u
st
be
licensed
an excellent move to free a man on the day shift for w h e re business cycles and T he D alles, one o f th e n in e have a p p ro v e d a p la n to change u n d e r a la w in te rp re ta tio n by
ocrats in the u p p e r house,
more complete traffic control. It should be done with o p in io n s are concerned. T h e ir dem
e le c tio n la w s to a llo w v o te rs to th e a tto rn e y general
n o w rep re sen ts the 16th sena­
J U S T IC E C O U R T
b a llo ts in a ny
p a rty p ri-
the making of the next fiscal budget. But, is it g re a t re s e rv a tio n and i f th e y to r ia l d is tric t. H is present te rm cast
C la re n c e R oger P e yto n,
no
C ou n ty Assessor M y e r * has
m a ry th e y choose at the tim e
o
p
e
ra
to
r’s
license,
c
ite
d
.
ENOUGH?
f i t y o u r b e lie fs — b ro th e r. ¡e x p ire s N o v e m b e r 4, 1952.
also
announced
th a t
spot
re ce ive th e
E m m et T. Rogers, W est S a l­ A l l v o te rs w o u ld
L lo y d Lee A skin s, d e p o s itin g
checks of personal p ro p e rty
After a good deal of research on eight Oregon bewarei
em, file d fo r state rep re sen ta same b a llo t at th e p rim a r y e lec­
in ju rio u s m a te rin l on h ig h w a y ,
rep
o
rts
w
ill
be
m
ade
in
Jack
cities Of approximately 8,000 population, we believe, on F o r those re p u b lic a n s and fiv e fro m P o lk “ c o u n ty ^ H e s a v's tio n instead o f separate b a llo ts son county.
c ted
n a m in g ca nd id ates o f th e v o te r’s
L lo y d
E
Rogers, o p e ra tin g
the basis of the EVIDENCE, that it is definitely NOT ^To^ow'theYha^cVs o f H a ro ld
rc g is te re d “ a re Pu ^ - p a rty re g is tra tio n o n ly .
a
io u o w m e cnances ox H a ro ld can 32 ye a rs ago and has “ had a
clea
te
d
tr
a
c
to
r
on
pavem ent,
T he J a c k s o n v ille M u s e u m
T he m easure w i ll be consid­
enough.
Stassen fo r p re s id e n t it is r a th e r v a rie d c a re e r.”
cite d
w i ll be the s u b je c t o f a ta lk by
ered
b
y
a
ll
granges
in
the
state
Why? Because of the nine Oregon cities, including j!ard_t0 believe »bat a p o ll b y
T he p o s itio n is n ow h e ld by
■
■
M rs M y r tle Lee, c u ra to r, on
P O L IC E C O U R T
Ashland, with similar size and problems, we find that stated " e c Z Y tiy U w f ^ w h l i ^ ^ a Rep F ra n k F a rm e r’ R ic k re a il C A _ P IT A L SH O R TS
, R adio S ta tio n K O A C , C o r v a lli-
R ob e rt If F re d in b u rg , v io la
the average
number
on
the
police
forces
of
these
cities
cross section o f v o te rs o f t h e i ~
i.,„ D ouglas
.. ,n c o , u n ty , s . 100th b irth - on J a n u a ry 7. M rs Lei- w i ll ta lk
tlo n o f basic ru le , b a il $32.50
°
r
—
— - -
I
day
w i ll
be c e le b ra te d n e x t on the
p ro g ra m ,
“ N o rth w e s t
is 10.2 men and the only cities out of the nine that ®tate <New York) was asked « v « —
•>
R ic h a rd E T a y lo r, v io la tio n
y e a r, said leaders o f th e cen­ F ro n tie rs ."
a
n
t
w
o
n
a
t
r
o
l
c
a
r
s
a
r
e
A
s
h
l
a
n
d
a
n
d
M
e-
£?.wJ
hey
would
vote
today
if
J
“
r
e
°
r
DepOS/f
¡o f basic ru le , h a il $32 50.
te n n ia l c e le b ra tio n w h o in c o r­
have less than two patrol cars are Ashland and Me- Stassen were running against
M a rv in S. C ook. Im p ro p e r
p o ra te d
th is
w eek. . . T h e re
Scotch Tape
in
h a n d y dis
Minnville, the latter being the smallest city in the T ru m a n , 50 p e r cent said th e y Certificates
m u ffle r on m o to r ve h ic le , b a il
w ere 300 cases o f p o lio in O re ­ pensera— a t the N ew s R eview
w o u ld v o te fo r Stassen, and on-
group (6,635).
$7.50.
gon again th is y e a r fo r the
H a ro ld F o w le r, Ille g a l p a rk
fo
u
r
th
s
tra
ig
h
t
tim
e
.
V
ir
g
il
Facts do not lie. Those who believe Ashland is
ln te re s t
ing o f m o to r v e h ic le on a cross
spending enough money for police protection will try der. 13 p e r"c e n t s ^ d ' ihc'y w e m I A n increase to 2>4 per cent in I w i’^ a s k ' t h ^ ' l e g S l X i e T ^ e ’!
w a lk , h a il $1.
to hide them. And these people are as surely accom- undecided, and 2 p e r ce nt said the ra te o f in te re s t p a id on th e p a ro le b oa rd f x th e te rm o f
W ill am
R
C o lv in ,
w ro n g
w ay on a one-w av stre e t, h a il
plices to such crimes as burglary and traffic violations 1 fy avoJ e n ei er.
th re e -y e a r c e rtific a te s
of
de- a ll p riso n sentences
. N e t in-
$5
.-,,
,
j. v
,
__
ln e P ° n as re p o rte d b y K e n- p osit has been announced by th e come ta x c o lle c tio n s
fn r
th«.
as if they opened the doors to Ashland S businesses and l neth F in k , P rin c e to n research
lan d b ra n c h o f th e F ir s t Na- fir s t fiv e m o n th s o f th e c u rre n t
LeR oy
B e n n e tt,
d is o rd e rly
parked cars themselves. It’s high time th at Ashland service, states th a t "p e rh a p s th e tio n a l B a n k o f P o rtla n d , s ta rt- fis c a l y e a r, b e g in n in g J u lv 1
co n d u ct u n d e r th e in flu e n c e o f
m ost s ig n ific a n t fin d in g is th a t in g Jan. 1. 1952.
1951, a g g r e g a t e $22,013 115
a lc o h o lic d rin k , h e ld
In
ja il,
gets the protection it needs.
Stassen ru n s even b e tte r am ong
T he n e w
p e r cent ra te com pared to $14,230,969 fo r th e
$52.50 (and 15 days suspended
In 1936, Ashland added one motorcycle to its one la b o r u n io n m em bers and m an- w i l l also be a v a ila b le on a ll same p e rio d last y e a r
N ear-
ja il sentence).
patrol car. In the ehsuing 15 years, not one piece of u a l w o rk e rs th a n T ru m a n does, th re e -y e a r c e rtific a te s o f d eposit ly tw o m illio n 4-H boys and
L o u is D a lto n , no m o to r ve­
vo te b y o c c u p a tio n a l g ro up s at the 64 b a n k in g o ffic e s in the g ir ls th ro u g h o u t the c o u n try
h ic le o p e ra tin g license, b a il $5
transporting equipment has been added (only re­ The
was 51 p e r ce nt fo r Stassen and F irs t N a tio n a l gro up , co n s is tin g j w i ll be h o n o re d by a 3-cent com-
W illia m
J
C u llo p .
ille g a l
placed), and the population has DOUBLED! This is, 34 p e r ce nt fo r T ru m a n in th e o f th e F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k o f m e m o ra tin g sta m p soon to
p a rk in g o f m o to r ve h icle , b a il
go
T he saw
$1.
however, important enough, but when you add to it la b o r g ro up : 46 p e r ce nt fo r P o rtla n d and its 46 s ta te w id e on sale in O regon
Stassen
and
37
p
e
r
cent
fo
r
T
ru
-
i
n
k
i
n
g
o
ffic
e
s
and
15
a
ffilia
te
d
m
ill
in
d
u
s
try
in
the
"
la
s t o f the
H e lm e r A S u n d b lo d , fa ilu re
the fact that Ashland is on a main highway which will m an in the m a n u a l w o rk e rs b an ks w ith 18 o ffices,
to heed t r a f f ic sig n a l, b a il $5
P a c ific N o rth w e s t fo re s ts fr o n ­
catch the increasing crime wave which has moved g ro u p ; and 53 p e r c e n t f o r Stas- T h re e -y e a r c e rtific a te s o f de­ tie rs ” in S o u th w e s te rn O regon
C h a rle s S Ja n d re a u , e x p ire d
from the eastern states to the Pacific coast since sen and 33 p e r cent fo r T ru m a n p osit, w h ic h w i l l be issued fo r rose fro m 138 m ills in 1940 to
m o to r v e h ic le license, cite d.
in th e w h ite -c o lla re d w o rk e rs a n y a m o u n t d esired b y th e de­ 461 in 1951.
L a u ra L H askins, v io la tio n o f
World War II, it reaches alarming proportions.
I g ro u p ."
p o s ito r, w i l l d ra w in te re s t a t
basic ru le , cite d.
1
Everybody has a right to demand th at their chil-, And thal ain.t a„ Truman the ra te o f 2*4 p e r ce nt p e r an­
dren be protected at school crossings. Home and car raied 35 p e r ce nt ¡n ih e th re e n u m p a y a b le a t th e e x p ira tio n
owners also have a right to be protected from thefts a9* 9ro«p« polled while s ta *- o f th e th re e -y e a r p e rio d .
D ece m b e r 19, F ir s t N a­
. . . businessmen have a right to be protected from
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n a l w as the f ir s t s ta te w id e
burglaries . .. everyone has a right to a safe and order- per cent in the 30-44 g ro u p b a n k in O regon to ann ou nce an
ly movement of traffic within our city limits . . . BUT, and ih* aam* »«» fhe 45 and increase also in th e ra te o f in- ‘
te re s t p a id on re g u la r savings
and this is what hurts, they have to PAY to get this over.
accounts.
S ta rtin g
on Jan. 1, |
A n d th a l a in 't «11. T he par-
1952,
a
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tio
n
a l savings
kind of protection.
lic u la r a rtic le . In re c a p p in g
nt, reg ardle ss o f size, w i ll
I t’s up to the city council and its budget commit­ tw o o the rs, said th a t the " t r i ­ a d ccou
ra w 2 p e r c e n t in te re s t a y e a r
tee to see that Ashland has at least average protection al h e a ls " show ed in a T a ft-
Don’s Radio Service
Walter Redford, Realtor
for a city of its size. This means leading the fight for per "cent^o11 Truman'? 4sl_an
G U AR ANTEED HOME AN D AUTO
enough funds to hire two more patrolmen and buy one even m atch . W h ile an Eisen- CLASSIFIED
Ranches
—
Farms
Homes
R A D IO R E P A IR S
more patrol car.
h o w e r-T ru m a n b a ttle show ed
Business Property
Reasonable
Prices
How about it Ashland? Let’s give ourselves ade- centVoYTrumam6 and 23 per IN T E R E S T E D in b u y in g a ¡
ra n ch . M a u ric e M o rg a n , B u i- !
quate (average) police protection in 1952. This CAN Thus, i f you are an ik e man
Motorola Home anil Auto Radios
la r d s . R oute, B o x 101, Co­
Jess K ì i I eec II
Telephone 2-6587
be our No. one New Year’s resolution if we set our you can P*iff out y ° u r chest; i f
q u ille , O regon.
Free Pick-Up and D elivery—
goal. Will it, or won’t it ? I t’s up to you. —H.N.
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Business Directory
_____________________________________________ ___ ________________ I r d ic u le h is a n n o u n ce m e n t th a t
! he is a ca n d id a te and say he
FARMERS' FORECAST
t h a v e a chance; I f you are
a T a ft m an, y o u w i l l c o n tin u e
, b e in g d ub io u s a b o u t h is ehanc-
j es; and, i f you are s t i l l a T ru -
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ile
. m a n ,_ y o u can o n ly
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U n ite d States fa rm e rs have .re c o rd h ig h s in p ro d u c tio n . A t
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last
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such reco m m en d atio n,5 i f ’ yo u T re p a n
Summary Given of 1951 Production
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38 East M a in
Eusines* P hone 7866
41 East M a in
P h o n * 2-4141
LEGAL NOTICES
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P U B L IC H E A R IN G
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dence and te s tim o n y re la tin g to;
age
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t X n th a was
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bath . o f and
a change
1. Cost o f p ro d u c in g flu id
/
n
. ¿ v " 7 a® a 10ns
o f a d m in is tra tio n s vou w i ll d is
m ilk fo r the M e d fo rd m a rk e t­
" o p s th a t v a rie d fro m w e ll
.nU!„ r a i' „ n
s
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re g a rd th is p o ll, and a ll suc­
in g area
above to wel1 b e lo w average.
ceeding ones, and g et o u t the
2 Cost o f processing and d is­
ACREAGE
LO SS
H I G H : vo te in th is c o m in g M a y 16th
o th e r data
tr ib u tin g m ilk in said m a rk e t­
O U TPU T
T H in n A,cre a Se 1 «« th is y e a r b etw een p rim a r y
in g area
CROP
o u tpu t
T H IR D p la n te d
and
h a rv e s te d
was
—
3. T o c o n s id e r the e s ta b lis h ­
T h e re s h o u ld be o n ly one
H IG H E S T :
T h is y e a r’s to ta l
m e n t o f a m a rk e t pool in the
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v
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person
c ro p h a rv e s t w as th e th ir d la rg - j o f t‘ h e 'ia “st 10 years and the
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ta
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and
th
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est o f re c o rd , h a v in g been ex- 'h e a v ie s t o f th e past 15 years.
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ceeded o n ly in 1948 and 1949.
1 tas on the basis o f h u n d re d ­
P R O D U C T IO N P A T T E R N S
body else u n til th e la s t vote
T h e la rg e o u tp u t w as accomp- v » n v .
v, „
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w e ig h t and b u tte r fa t and to
is in . Thus, a co nsta nt e ffo r t
e stablish
p olicie s
fo r
the
lis h e d in s p ite o f a g ro w in g sea- i
r ig h t up to the ooe” in g o f the
tra n s fe r o f p ro d u c e r quotas
son th a t w as v e xe d b y freezes. I
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bu
^eed
g ra in to n n a g e was th e sm allest
p o lls w i ll be re g u ire d o f e v­
5. T he re v is io n o f o ric e s d is­
flo o d s, and d ro u g h ts . I t was due
tr ib u to r s s h a ll pay to p ro d u c ­
e ry p a rty m em ber. T h is has
to a f a i r l y , . r ge p ro d u c tio n o f a |
ers and m in im u m w ho lesa le
been one o f th e g re a te st tools
la rg e
num ber
of
im p o r ta n t ' 8gc
T h e e lx m a jo r h a y cro p
and r e la 'l orices o f flu id m ilk
used b y the d em ocrats in the
and cream .
c Or8’
seeds to ta le d m o re
th a n
last
last fiv e ro u nd ers. G rass-roo t­
D ated at P o rtla n d O regon,
B O T H H IG H S A N D L O W S . y e a r b u t b e lo w average.
in g is the c itiz e n 's a nsw er to
th is 31st day o f D ecem ber, 1951
T O U C H E D : A fe w c ro p s — ric e ,
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the fa ilu re o f the p o lls te rs . . .
Tho.‘ L. O hlsen, A d m in is tra to r
grapes, hops, and t r u c k cro p s j Have
it
P R IN T E D — at the
and the O N L Y a nsw er fo r a
M ilk M a rk e tin g A d m in is tra tio n
fo r
p ro ce ssin g — e s ta b lish e d ( News R eview .
v ic to ry .
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f O regon
p la g u e d th ro u g h o u t th e y e a r b y
a
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a dverse
d ve rse w
w e
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th e
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d itio
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c o rd in g
th c e w e e k ly p rice ,
c ro p and w e a th e r re v ie w
pre-
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p a re d hv
b y th
e OSC E xten sio n
S e rv ic e fr o m U S D A re p o rts and
A s h la n d , O regon
R e*. P hons 3176
Commercial Finance Corp.
DR.E. N. TERRILL
L o a n * on
Furniture
Automobile
45 E. M a in
Livestock
Salary
P hons 2-5111
M 374
L ie .
A shland
CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
308 N . M a in
Phone 4371
S-21’6
KNOX
Soulherri Oregon News
SHOE REPAIR
Review
C ra fts m a n s h ip plus Top Q u a lity M a te ria ls
fo r
A ll K in d s o f Polish-— Shoe Accessories
PRINTING
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33 East M a in
A shland
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PHONE 8561
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