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PAGE r o u p ’O VTH ErtN OREGON NEWS R EVIEW , A SH LA N D , OREGON Southern Oregon News Review ln r t/4 i Oregon ir a a n n Aah land, o n a a t_ _ «« * TH U R SD A Y. M ARCH Ü. 1953 f r a n t o i 'P a r a d e . » . 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 Letter from Washington. . . By HON. H A R R I8 ELLSW ORTH Member of Congress 4th District ------------------------ By M urray Wade Having been rather close up been given some additional re SAME LEG ISLATO RS — I old age pensions o f $100 a to the problem of European de sponsibility but nothing of great M O STLY month magnitude This coordinating The 1953 legislature appar , The filing was made by the fense when I was in Europe lute ugency now asks for 1.472 em Subscription Rate — >2.50 year ently w ill have a greater num chairman of the legislative com last fall. I was greatly cheered ployees for the coming fiscul ber of former members than any mittoe of the Townsend State by news coming out of the Lis year! I understand that when previous Oregon session. Council of Oregon NEW S RAPIR the house appropriations com NAT IO N A L ID IT O R IA AL \ More than 75 per cent of the Petitions filed last week for bon meeting of the North At inittee received this request PUBLISHERS N members whose terms expire another initiative m e a s u r e lantic Treaty o r g a n i z a t i on. some of the members hit the By HARRY NORDWICK have filed as candidates for re A-ould create a two per cent When I was in Europe it seemed ceiling and Inquired of the other ASSOCIATION election or have said they w ill salea tax to pay $75 a month to the countries there were not tak agencies Just exactly what the ing defense against a possible i rUI\ ... ° ld age pension reciprocants. STOLEN SIGNS attack by the Russians us ser office of the administrator did Sen. W illiam E. Welsh. Coos C O N V IC T REVENGE TA R G ET "Even OPINION is of force enough to make itself to be Vandalized signs in our town iously us they should. I am cer for each of the Individual agen •spoused at the expense of li r e " — Montaigne I have been a problem for as long tain that nt that time the Euro cies. The reply the committee received from each agency, I uio Ralph, was pardoned from the I as they have existed. Broken and nounced they w ill not be can state penitentiary this week to peans were not so worried about told, was simply the word "noth missing signs cost the taxpayers tile possibility of a World War didates this year. protect his life. a lot of dollars throughout a per I I I as we were. The agreement ing." That is how bureuucracy The few members of the iod of years. It's got so city of Ralph, one of the generalis at Lisbon would seem to Indl- I grows Such Illustrations show of Representatives ficials expect them to lx- miss- House mado ^ n,8t*Ve8 . who simos in a series of recent es cate thut they really mean busi- | * why we are *l so burdened with : _ have made announcements — Many, many moons ago there was written in the ing ness — defense business — now and cape attempts, headed a hunger and emphatically — that they book of Proverbs this prize of wisdom: "Train up a The idea "kid's w ill be kids" We m u s t r e m e m b e r , w ill not run, include some of strike last year and celebrated Action on the U M T bill, Halloween by locking guards in child in the way he should go; and when he is old he is now accepted, seemingly. the top statesmen of the ‘51 ses cells though, that agreements made which is rated as the biggest It's for sure that every sign in by the foreign ministers at sion. They are Rep Elliott B will not depart from it.” and most controversial piece our town cannot be under the Cummins, Yam hill; ________ Other convict leaders accused Lisbon ere nothing but paper Rep Ray of legislation the congress These words are even more important to us today surveillance of the authorities . mond C. Coulter Josephine tum ot Upping off a planned es- agreements until the parlia w ill pass upon this year, w ill as we develop a scientific approach to juvenile social 24 hours a day — it's just im Rep Gerald Wade. Lincoln co'* ' RalPh feared they would ments of the various countries be completed sometime dur possible. B u t it seems to this Rep. Dean B. Erwin. Wallowa „ .e his ,ife *n ™*venge Prison vote the men and money. problems in an effort to produce morally-strong citi writer ing the week ending March that some program and Rep. Melvin Goode, Linn . '»«'Cials shared his apprehension They were heaitating about zens for our country. 8th. To keep a speaking date I should be instigated on the There w ill be 17 state posi- and he was sent to Folsom Prl- that last year. Perhaps now way back in December. Since the future of our nation depends upon the juvenile level with a definite tions to fill at the November son' CaHfornia, where he Is they w ill go ahead and do the I made shall make a quick trip out penalising setup. The only election. Normally there are ' war,te<t for a parole violation necessary. So far as our gov future of today’s youth, we must ever seek for better persons that can control such Io Oregon and back but I w ill ernment is concerned, we ere 15. Two more vacancies oc ha here In time to vote on and more adequate methods of dealing with delin a situation are the youth of only already doing our share and. curred when Sen. Manley J. Wil- P « ..-.* 1» J UMT. (In fact. I shall doubt high school age. themselves. quency and dependency among our young. I think, w ill continue io do it. son and Sen C arl Engdahl died V-OllI | ItCCOrdS less be beck in Washington This control would be for vio last year. Each had been elected | ____ The instrument to deal with these problems in lators in school — those out before this appears in print.) in 1950 for a four-year term. When the housing and horn« Jackson county is the county juvenile department and of school are not within such I PA Y PHONES PU LLED JUSTICE COURT finance agency was created ti " ' V. ---------- I As soon as the U M T bill has The ,argest corporation in W llliam Henry Barden, no op- court. The first organization assembles the cases of a i jurisdiction. If all school violators could America has just b w - given a prators license, cited. each problem as it is referred to it and provides the X * f c Ä r r be cornered by a student safety lesson in public relations here Roger Shelby Sommer, failure latter with the pertinent evidence upon which it bases council and penalized by the in Oregon by a bunch of school .. dim headlights, fine and costs, housing agencies Including Ih, , , . , dy ,„ r its decisions, students through some method, kids. public housing administration, 47 the committee has Its This function of social work is relatively new to at least the source of such The American Telephone and James Albert Gray, no opera- federal housing administration, work on them It is finished likely that crimes to city property would Telegraph company learned that * ° r ’s license, cited, home loan bank board, and Jackson county, and its growth is attested to by the be legislative work in the house uncovered. it can’t push around Joe College Clayton R. Hassell, no opera what was then the home owners w ill be pretty much confined to fact that during 1951, 604 cases were referred to the No matter how well signs are and Betty Coed. Especially by tor’s license cited loan corporation. The legal sta appropriations bills most of the they seem to be reck pestering with their freedom of tus and the functions of those month of March department which is 41 per cent more work than was anchored, H Dom sylvan ProVMt nQ oned with by vandals. This cor- enterprise when majoring in agencies were not changed. handled in 1950. This growth is described in the £ • • tor vehicle license, cited. What was done was to place a cooing and dating over the court s annual report as stemming from “. . . increas- stalling entrance blocks to Crat phone. Italo Marin, violation of basic sort of head administrator on rule, cited. top of the other four. The first ing population, greater awareness of problems and er uLak! National Park and Only a mild riot occurred Kenneth Lowell T&ylor, one year the new super-office, the when the company raised its concern for them, more familiarity with services of manner, °r<?d to-wit: P°Sta In six-inch 8 sure~ fire pipes fee by changing from resident license plate displayed (third office of the administrator, re the juvenile court, etc.” (cement-filled) placed in cement quired only 183 additional em to business rales for Frater warning), cited. Intervening This work has long been recognized by eminent in 50-gallon drums, sunk in hard nity, Sorority and cooperative Carrol Tymothy Leytham, op ployees. In t h e ground. This operation was for houses at Oregon Stala Col years this top organization has erating motor vehicle while social workers as a prime key to many of our adult the winter months. When spring The annual Boy Scout Swlny lege, W illamette University driver’s license is suspended, wrong-doings. That, with proper guidance, the adult rolled around such barriers end the University of Oregon. cited. O-Ree, which attracts scouts conveniently I pushed aside Clifford Neal Nicholson. im- J from throughout Jackson coun social problems of divorce, mental disorders, and were to allnu, -------- Recently dime - in - the - slot ^ iin e-manuei Olin farsons, Emanuel George Parsons, George proper muffler, fine and coats game X P°ach ° n I P ? ones were installed to replace Edward Hancock, and Delbert ty. w ill be held next Wednesday many criminal offenses, to name but a few, can be $5.50 << w * the, regular monthly rate phones Earl LaFrancis. petty larceny, evening at the Medford YM C A nipped in the bud" before the seeds of non-social con so i m L eth in bad' ■ and n'Ckle phones With Phone costa $4.50. each sentenced to 30 POLICE COURT pool, it was announced this d T calls at a dime minimum stu «Jays in county Jail. duct grow into the unhealthy human plant Louia M iller, parking wrong week" by C liff Hansen, scout dents gOt got sm smart-hot and protest protest- Leo Edwin Edwin Oabom, Osborn, no no motor motor It is at this phase Of human growth that our tax C * P' d5ntS arthot anH Leo way on street, bail $5 executive tor the C rater district. dollars can do the greatest good for each penny spent : « p.” “* * Pub,lc A rth u r G. Anderson, failure .mission. and costs, $3 50. The swim-o-ree features all Dean Richard Haggard, no to heed traffic signal, bail $5 A few hundred dollars spent for a case working sal- 11 thus falls that some means j The phone company has now types of swimming and diving of control must be instigated. agreed to take the coin boxes motor vehicle license, cited. M yrtle V Patterson, violation ary for a juvenile officer is only a small fraction of Why not some method of self- of basic rule, bail $25. ----- competition and is a continue out of fraternity, sorority and N. Hanson, passing on the thousands of dollars spent in supporting a con- con < control from the ranks of the cooperative quarters if no ob crest at hill, cited. . J -oniro* irom Robert G. Graber, violation ! tion of the district program to victed criminal in one of our state or federal inatitu- tee?'agers themselves? The non- jection bail $2 ¡promote water safety is made to leaving them O rville Andrew Carter, no op- i of parking w hours, ~ tions. violators would be more than In dormitories and that a formal orator's license, fine and costs I i “ Bruce A ,»«’ge number of Ashland u .u W. Carter, illegal park- w illing to remove the stigma complaint to the Public U tilities $7 scouts are expected to enter ' * " * ’ bail $2 50 It is extremely hard to convince the people to from their age-groups. Commission w ill be dropped. Y A Q U IN A LIG H TH O U SE spend money before something happens. The juvenile L m ^ R *T ? T n p BLE ERATURE PASSES problem is one case where every effort should be made L IT Following a citizen’s commit- i The Oregon State Highway to convince those who don’t realize just what can be tee meeting which recommend- commission recently gave the ed the appointment of a three- Lincoln County Historical Soci done “before the twig is bent.” man board ot review to handle « , e x t o i l " o, “ I £ £ W illiam C. Lawrence and Wallace G. Iverson, H arry Nordwick ____________ _ Publishers Editor fel I a ^ c 5 t Our Nation's Future îst - Annual Boy Scout Swim -O -Ree N ext Wednesday On the basis of an index for rate of service based objectlonabJ® literature within which it is to move or on 1000 school children in our county, statistics show problem on Ashland n e w s - otherwise dispose of the old Ya th at the county average of service is only 28.96 per stands, the city council agreed quina Bay Lighthouse n o w nominate members to the standing in Yaquina Bay State cent. As demands increase for more service from the to toaid.* Park. county s population, the staff of the county depart- Although tome councilman WAGE LAW VIOLATIONS ment will have to grow accordingly. Case standards f*T°’.** * **•■“ •» b«ard- ihe During the first two months __ ____ _____ . i of this year 27 children under suggest that each case _____ worker handle between 30-40 cases At times during the pim year thrtw o“ uv7nie I work"? i„°orego„ „"S :ui°“ rd workers now employed were handling two and some- m.i,s Ule uepe«me„, times three times this "workable” amount. When a out by *fa°vor P M i1Q ? r0Kg h t 'w la£ ° r - Labor Commissioner load gets thia heavy, the workers are .etting m ^nj X / i e Seek' D & details slide by th at should, but can’t, be investigated ?hJen1th net d,!,d contro1 rather aters accounted for 19 of the vio- and taken care of. {. n. the children. This is the lations. Sinee care referrals are on the increase, rather '5 ^ than i decrease, a larger staff is unquestionably needed needed. jones° may0 rear h ° h fdh Mrs filCd a?ainst two of ,he employ empioy- -------- ers and another was ordered to If such additions cannot be made in addition to present disregard'such' fiteratur?* establish a regular pay day as requirements, without paring the budget elsewhere, parent down the street may | required by uy law ,aw Thirteen m irteen firm- firms then some paring is in order. have s u c h literature laying ¡were found to be working wo The sharp knife that will make the cutting easier, dre^to read T ^ u s ^ o n ? ^ C»hi1' n ” and,T ? no,rs overtime in vio- or. unnecessary if added, is the fact that thfse chili ! of toe?, to *NOTHEnhs in Es tax dren can be given a fair chance, with the proper guid- good bomes- U ntil the homes a second proposal for a com ance or care, to grow up as responsible citizens. aids th e ^ th e end ^ 7 ,stant bincd sale? tax ~ oId aBe It is written that we are all born equal. This is « k~‘ : . . ---------- ---- w a s m o d w ith in t the h e sense h a t nno v,„ ____ i general „ e n?vera; " circulation r C U is nno °Pe r\t ° f the the S,at0 elections bureau. Spun- true Onlv only in sense t that one krainrr being has an equal only means available for “pro- sors for the second prooosal right to exist with the rest. But there it ends. HOW children0” the mindS ° f a" thp ’ W° Uld initiate a measure to levy a being exists is determined by his inherited charac a one-half of one per cent to pay teristics and environment. Since inherited traits make individuals UNEQUAL from the beginning, the only Jrfcerfiom. means of control left in our present society is the Rom where I sit... / / Joe Marsh ENVIRONMENTAL factor. This is what our juvenile authorities work 25 hours a day controlling. In order to make their con They Do trol effective, the public must give them adequate / / monetary support. Remember, their work is our youth. Give A Hoot" For Easy And our youth is our nation’s future. D elsm an H om e M a r r ia g e S cen e land; and Dr. Frank C. Roberts, Medford. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Medford; M r. and Mrs. Charles H. Delsman, M r. and Mrs. Charles H. Delsman, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James D. Dels man, all of Ashland; and Dr. and Mrs Frank C. Roberts of Med ford , The bride and groom w ill make iheir home on Ross lane, Medford, where both are em ployed. a ■ M arriage ceremonies were performed by Justice Nelle W. Burns last Saturday in the John Delsman home at 418 Ray lane in Ashland. United in marriage w e r r Golda Elvina Edwards, Med ford, and Glenn Hodges Up church, form erly of N ew York and now livin g In Medford. See the wide range of wed Witnesses fa» the couple were ding announcements available Mra. Bonnie E Delsman, A ^i- at The News Review. Easy Roberts finally got rid of be noisy pigeons that used to " 'loop it up under his eaves. He must have tried a dozen ways to scare them off. But no matter what he did, they would be right back cooing by his window •he next morning. Then Easy thought of an old -luffed owl he had in his attic. He propped it on the roof so's all •he pigeons could see it. They left . . . and three hoot owls have taken their place. Easy swears the hoot ing is even worse than the cooing of the pigeons. From where I sit, quite often a ‘‘bright idea” will turn out to be “not so bright” after all. That’s why we should never be too cock sure of our ideas and opinions— but always try to keep an open mind. I believe a refreshing glass of beer is the best thirst-quencher — you may believe differently. But who’s to say one's right and the other is wrong? Let’s just practice tolerance. It’ll save a lot of hootin’ and hollerin’ Copyright, I9H2, U m ttd Stales tírewers /■ oundntion Business Directory Diomonds - Watches - Jewelry - Silver W atch and Jewelry Repair and Engraving Walter Redford, Realtor Sheldon Jewelry Ranches — Farms Homes Business Property HENRY CARR, Owner Phone 7131 Jess Kidwell 272 E M ain Telephone 2 6587 38 Eaat Main Euaineci Phone 7866 Aahland, Oregon Rea. P hone 1176 Commercial Finance Corp. Southern Oregon News L o a n * on Review Furniture Automobile 45 E. Main L iv e s to c k Salary Phoni 2.5111 M 374 Lie S-21'6 Aahland for P R IN T IN G ■ S T A T IO N A R Y . OFFIC E SUPPLIES 38 E. M A IN PHONE 6561 Dr. Herman Wexler KNOX Chiropractic Physician SHOE REPAIR ACUTE A N D CHRONIC CONDITIONS COLONIC IRRIGATIONS C raftsm anship plus Top O ualijy M aterials 236 E M ain St. Phone 2-3391 Ashland, Oregon A ll Kinds of P olish — Shoe A ccessories "While You W a it Service” 33 East Main A#h,and Don’s Radio Service DR. E. N. 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