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    • AGE TWO
southern o a r.
THUItSDAY, APRIL 17. 1952
Southern Oregon News Review
Ashland, Oregon
38 East Main Street
WlUlam C. Lawrence and Wallace O. Ivereon,
^Publishers
Out
P a n d e ...
*7<w*
letter from Washington. . .
By H O N . H A R R IS E L L S W O R T H
M em ber of Congress 4th D istrict
By Murray Wade
It is doubtful if any great gov April 12. 1945, the Federal g..v
CAMPAIGN PLAYS DEAD
S U N D A Y C A P IT O L TOURS
ernm
ent — or system of govern­
______________ Subscription Hate — >2.50 year
ent had collected Ire taxon
May should bring to the regis­
Tourists and visitors will find ment - has ever undergone a , ernm
from the American prop)« «
We see by the papers — and tered voters of Oregon consid­ Oregon’s
Capitol
open
to
them
greater strain than ,our own
T
like tlie late Will Rogers, all we erable m ore political excitem ent
g a in
Sunduyg commencing country is now experiencing, total of >244,200,000,000 From
y NEWSPAPER
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- N A TIO
» N A L EDITORIAL
know is w hat we read in the than a dance around the May- a April
20. Secretary of State Earl and emerged Intact. Bu, here the day Mr. Trum an bevame
president until now (April 4,
PUBLISHERS
ASSOCRATION
papers — that television is due pole. Last week it was piano.
T Newbry suld Monday.
there Is no violence, no threat 1952). seven years, a total of
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to come to our town in the not-
Oregon w orkers for the sev­
The initial Sunday opening
W -^A S S O C IA T IO N I
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I too-distant future, since FCC has eral
IV E . M E M B E —
R
presidential
candidates will be in conjunction with the of revolution and no indication $310,483,050.509 59 has been col
that the giant is anything more lected. In oilier words, this one
at long last (or all too soon, ac- have been m arking tim e aw ait­ first
day of Salem 's Blossom
Fvon rtoikiiA M • » »
.cording to your point of view) ing a release of the expected W .vk Tlie Salem Cherrlans, than annoyed We continue the president lias collected more
trek into the future strong, pow­ taxes in seven years than did
u n* .L N ON ,S
force enou9h io make itself to be 11,ited **»« ban on new TV sta- Eisenhow er platform .
headed by King Bing Paul Stege erful and confident. Why?
•spoused a t the expense o f lire " — M o n ta ig n e
| tions
ALL of the other presidents in
The personal appearance of will assist tlie regular state
How can this be true in the their one hundred and fifty
Television is, at best, a du­ Senator Estes K efauver in Port guards in guiding the outside
bious blessing C ertainly it has land last week was the only out- crowds about the Capitol and to face of our fighting a war that years
been
a great boon to unemploy­ of-state draw ing card Oregon direct them to the many blossom has no goal nor even an end in
Suoquefs fo
sight and which is costing $5
All of the regular approprta
ed vaudeville actors and at least had. He promised Senator Jack routes
billion a year’
Bain he would return May 10
tions bills, except the Agricul
V i„m J1R ^ 5 ratU lati° nS g° th is w e e k .to A shland’s
for a short swing of the state
How can our economy carry lure, Legislative and foreign aid
S
pertory company, fo r a splendid opening of not so easily determined.
G overnor Adlai Stevenson of
on with such health and vigor bill*, have been completed by
when our communications sys­ the Houae with some eight bit
®notlje r m onth of modern plays in our town. Through
We suspect that in O ur Town Illinois is scheduled to be the
speaker at the Jack
tems are partly paralyzed by i lions chopped off the budget
as elsewhere, TV will be greet- principal speaRe''
the effb rts of th is group and our incom parable Shakes­ ed
by some as the greatest thing ¡an(f M a v V "
strikes and the great steel indus­ thus far.
uet in Port-
pearean Festival, A shland is fa s t becoming the big­ since bear-baiting, by others as
- May 1
try is on the brink of national!- , Tlie House Foreign Affair*
G overnor Earl W arren of Continued from Page One
zation — or the alternative, clo­ Com m ittee Is conducting hear­
the greatest menace since the
gest little th e a tre city in the country.
C alifornia will attend a republi­
sure by a strike?
ings on tlie 7.9 billion foreign
The Shakespearean Festival has. in recent years, atomic bomb, and by a larger can rally at tlie Senator Hotel degree of hilarity at the 1975
When our present governm ent I aid bill The State Departm ent
college commencement.
num ber more or less indiffer­
brought our town favorable a tten tio n not only n ation­ ently. But how ever we see it, on April 24. He will be the house Hay, Too
adm inistration i t s e l f staggers propaganda mills are laying
guest of Governor Douglas Mc­
aterial ln
w ide but m all p a rts of the English-speaking world. certainly it will have its effect Kay
Loan of three bales of hay for through its last m onths scandal down a barrage of m ----------
all fields of communication, to
on us.
the
Southern
Oregon
college
fae-
r
*dden
and
all
but
leaderless
he Vining company, on the o th er hand, while hardly
no revolution,
phy the eff»>et that “not one cent
DIPLOMAS
ulty follies assures that the pro- , why
, , is . there
.
,
Despite all the serious debate CONVICTS WIN ----------------
destined to a ttra c t the atten tio n th a t the Festival so concerning
should be cut from the requeat ”
A . pproxim
ately 250 state pri- ducUon
can
be —
staged as ui
origi-
s,c«‘ violence and b lo o d ie d ?
.
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igi-
television — and the
. . attended
.
h | „„n
.. was announced
With a powerful enemy ready Yet the witnesses to date have
rig h tly commands, is still a unique venture, and one debate rages in areas where it son --------.
convicts
the grad-
na‘* ..
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Planned, . it
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property
mistress to march against us. with taxes not justified nny such sum The
has already fastened its tentacles uation exercises of 11 of their by Alta Alvis. ___
ot which we can be proud.
The
Bellview
Feed
store
gener I nearing the point of confisca situation Is the same ns It was
brother
prisoners
last
week
-— we m ight as well face i t TV
And while the lion’s share of th e credit for b ring­ is here to stay. It's as much a was the first sim ilar event at the It ?,Us^y offered the properties, | tlon. with inflation ready to one year ago when ECA had n
strike and with a public debt so 5 billion carry-over, yet It was
ing southern Oregon th is unusual th ea tric al fare m ust p art of our civilization, as indi­ Oregon penitentiary in the 101 Mrs Alvis reported.
Final
dress
rehearsal
for
this
l!reat surpasses understanding requesting 7 5 billion As of
years
of
its
existence.
cative of the state of man in
go to A ngus Bowmer and R ichard G raham and the these
About 75 of the student body w e e k s three-night stand was we carry on without panic and January 31, 1952, there was an
uncertain days, as the
group of young people who have worked long and welfare state and "progressive" ?5e i? kinS courses furnished by held late Wednesday afternoon I with what am ounts to good unexpended balance of $9.017..
152.042 The question that all
hard, w ith little financial rew ard, to en tertain us all education. Once upon a time, , e. u n|V»msity of Oregon The and Producing Director Leon C I cheer. How do we do It’
The answers lie in two simple m em bers are asking is _ with
state departm ent of education Mulling said several Bear creek
man
depended
upon
his
own
we m ust not fo rg et th a t m any A shlanders had a hand faculties even in his entertain­ grades the papers of the inmates dram a authorities have been in­ words: FAITH and FREEDOM such a large unexpended bn)
in solving the m ultiple problem s th a t faced the group ment.
In the more rem ote areas taking the courses and univer­ vited to preview the extrava­ We are a Christian people. We ance on hand, why appropriate
believe that truth and right and 7.9 billions more? I am sure the
a t th e outset. The Vining company is a professional our prim itive forefathers and sity credits are given the men ganza.
A rriving along with the baled goodness will prevail With the request will be reduced, and it
who m ake the proper grades
their
neighbors
developed
w
hat­
company, but the project is a com m unity project for ever talents they had and enter­
Rex Putnam , superintendent hay were costumes ordered ear­ individual exceptions which any should be
all of th a t.
J
of
public instruction, said he has lier from Moe’s Tuxedo Ex of us might note, our basic code
tained themselves; in the cen­
,,
? Ur ha ts are
wh ° had a share in getting ters of culture, for ages past arranged for high school certifi­ change in Los Angeles. Director is the Golden Rule
LEGAL NOTICES
We are a free people There
for men who take school Mulling said they will help add
th e show on th e road.
&
s man has had paid entertainers cates
a professional touch to offset is no sovereign against whom
NOTICE Tí) CREDITORS
but the very form of the en ter­ work a t the prison.
Governor McKay presented what otherwise might be a seedv we might revolt. We rule our­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
tainm ent — the stage play, for
7 selves. Our ballots select our of­
THE STATE OF OREGON
instance — demanded a certain ,b® diplom as and commented, effect.
and the representatives
JACKSON
COUNTY IN
practice
sessions ..„
ha w i ficers
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p FOR
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intellectual and em otional ac­ this is som ething no one can L Special
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tivity on the part of the viewer. take away from you.” He com­ been held for the past four days Wh? conduct the business of gov- j rn ti, m 1,?
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But alas, them days, while not plim ented the graduates, the stu­ -
D istrict A tto rn ey Paul H aviland h it the well-
dent body and convicts who are tra. Featured num ber in its con
ceased.
i ? ° i M l nai1 ° ? the head ^ f o r e
Ashland Kiwanis gone, is a-goin’ fast.
cert will be the beautiful "Wil ♦be right, and with the determ i­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
The movies and radio took a m em bers of the faculty
ham
nam Can’t
c a n t Tell Overchoor." nation to exercise our rights as that I have been appointed by
Club th is week, when he placed th e blame fo r juvenile great deal of the responsibility ¿TATE NEEDS AUDITORS
Circuit Court of the State of
delinquency largely on paren tal shoulders. To para once assumed by those being
S tate Civil Service Director Mulling said he feels the sym- I * , 'i?’ we have ample reason
phony is such a vital p art of the , ,,
,nto *be future hop«- Oregon, for Jackson County, as
Jam
es
M.
Clinton
sent
out
a
call
phrase the fam ous old saw, too m any parents respond entertained away, but even they
“San Francisco C
(looselv fuI v
A dm inistrator of the estate of
C ulture
ulture (loosely
demanded some exertion. One at for revenue auditors for the pub term ed) Tour" them
Agnes Bertha Lewis, deceased
e
of
the
pr<>
o f t h e i r ° f f s P r i n g least had to get up and leave the lie utilities commission divisions
All
There is sometimes the lighter and have duly qualified
gram that he will direct the en­
house to see movies, and one in O ntario and Roseburg.
every child is a bad child bu t m y Willie
semble himself
side here in Washington Not peraons having claims against
The startin g salary in these
to
The d istric t a tto rn ey finds our tim e a particularly had to use his im agination to
Staff m em bers who have of- ’°Pg ago an Office of Price Ad said «-state are hereby notified
proper
positions is >336 a month with fered their musical talents (verv m ,nistratlon attorney was ar present them, w i t h
some
extent
to
enjoy
the
unseen
crucial tim e so f a r as the young are concerned, since benefactors on radio. But not so conHH?ent Pay ° ther attractive
vouchers and duly verified, to
loose) include Alte Alvis. Lois r<‘I"tf d in onp of thp D C parks me at the office of Edw ard C
he is convinced th a t th e p atern alistic a ttitu d e assum ed TV. Now we have all the horrors conditions are, a 5-day week Baccus,
Frances Barta. Oscar , , J ^ i n g out a slingshot He w i ? ’ «NoX_22 Golf,y Building.
health, accident and life BJorlie, Betty Lou Dunlop. Dr ̰ IdJ h® court he wa’ testing it Medford,
by the governm ent fo r these p ast several y ears leads rig h t in our living rooms. The special
Oregon, w ithin six
insurance
12
Have
-
.
^ ’u uunlop, Dr ,
»»un oe was ics
only effort we m ust expend tion 1” davs i /
/ ear Vaca' T
H oratl° Seym our Fowler, Don f° r t*10 ™ m ifactu rer who want- months from the date of this
to a disregard of responsibilities on th e p a rt of young goes
notice
into turning the dial.
uun,
days leave for illness Lewis. E l l i o t t MacCrncken,
5
’
1 ed the '*—
Item decontrolled
I
and old alike. Too m any p aren ts a re satisfied to let it m z3 ff tend oi ours once Put and an average of 11 holidays
DATED at Medford, Or«-gf»n.
Glenn
might
add
that
they have al
M
atthews
and
O
t
t
o
year.
J
this 14th da^ of April, |»52
others assum e the responsibility of teaching th e ir chil­ it, TV is the perfect medium for
Wilda
ready
decontrolled
crepes
su-
The State Psychiatric hospital
ORGE LEWIS
productions will include Zct,e and w a,nut sauce
dren, th is a ttitu d e leading the younger generation, in a population longing for nir­ to ry tSt«^hnician°w ithd ,ab° ra' ” The
A dm inistrator
9ce? es o i dram a, m u sic ‘and
vana. Turn on your set, put your
4IM8
urn, n eith er to accept th e ir responsibilities nor to de- mind in neutral, and'reiax
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w’tb salaries of com. An intermission has
hn» K».,»
been „ Scna,or Styles Bridges of
$284 and >261 a month
velop self-reliance.
scheduled early in the perform- ^ ew HamPshire told the Senate
n ev ’«Wteh CQ
ertainlytuWO? \ argUe WUh tHe di8trict a tt0 r - te^ n m e iV O^ iirsa g ? e C
atw en- ELECTRICITY RATES RAISED ance for the convenience of pat- the °tb e r day that he had just
Phone:
An order raising the rates of rons who are unable to stand PomP,1ed some figures on taxa
~
- — - great
week
ney s th esis; we think he is rig h t. B ut if the implica- in
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~ ur _ Town
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rn ia - ° f p8Ôn Power
more- «Hhoügh’ me
the aisles
atelM f«
»be ‘ firs
in that phase of th ® G?U fo
6261 Office
7—
ro w e r
r, ? n , T ro.m _the day In<
nrsl t
tion is th a t a change of adm inistration on the national hum an endeavor. Not only is pnrv,«
Company to users of electricity iY.111
kePt c,ear at all times P r*'s,dcnt of the United States
6406 Res.
in Oregon was signed Wednes- Dlrector M ulling promised
took office until Harry Trurnan
ve wi 1, in itself, go fa r tow ard lessening juvenile Vining Repertory, A shland’s day
by Public Utilities C o m m il
* *
own
professional,
legitim
ate
the-
was
sworn
in
as
President
on
de’mquency or erasing any of th e m any ills which ?tr ®’ rid!ng high again, but this sioner Charles Heltzel.
The
Crd Charles Stafford, Jackson
beset us a t the moment, then we m ust challenge the is the tim e of year when this order provides the company ad- county civil defense director
monuments
Oregon has opened two new
idea fo r not going fa r enough. A change a t th e top pleasant com m unity is once d'tional annua) revenues total- *nd his Aid & W elfare chief
AND MARKERS
again blessed with that unique mg >234,893.
Mrs. Blanche Lyman, met with »tate parks to the public this
G ranite. B ro m e. M arble
level of our governm ent will no more g u aran tee good gift.
SOC’s Faculty Follies
In some classifications of ser­ state and regional officers Tues- year at H ilgard junction near
N. W. BURNS
governm ent than chiding an errin g child will g u a ra n ­ C ertainly no one can accuse vice the company’s rates a re 'r e ­ day m orning to study Aid & LaGrande and at Red Bridge on
DEALER
tee good conduct. We m ust follow up our basic moves the comedians on the stage at duced, Heltzel said. The average W elfare aspects of civil defense Starkey road west of Hilgard
N
ext
Door to P. O.
junction
the college of being profession­ ‘"crease amounts to 2 per cent
w ith responsible action
als, but certainly the frustrated although some lum ber mills
PhilH if
r Vt S e uery Parent not only to Puni8h his hams who pose the rest of the have th eir rates doubled, he add-
™
i t
u t he stra y s off the s tra ig h t and nar- a lT r ™ m tellectuals give their
OPINIONS OF THE
° W’ if il aPProaches ATTORNEY
He ShJ )Vld heIp his Child find th e Pa th in
GENERAL
Vining
Faculty Fun Begins
Three-Night Run
Parents and Citizens
ID
e f irs t place and keep an eye on him to see th a t he
, «yS
1V i Jlk^ 18e ll behooves every citizen not only
w p H i
Pubbc ° f?lcials who do not serve th e ir country
weU back to the farm , but to help those who, in theory
a t least, sim ply expedite the citizen’s ideas and desires
to do w hat they are elected to do. The citizen, as well
be vigilant6" 1 mUSt aS8Ume responsibilities. He m ust
SOC Hears Panel
Discuss Religion
Demo Dinner
Saturday Evening
d lv
S ~
and H is suPP°se-
~
Wil1 ** worth the
admission charge,
and then some O ur one regret
is that Lee M ulling and the
powers that be in Follies plan
ning couldn’t work Jack Mc-
A u lay s "The Thing” into the
act again this year.
a.
begin their folly
hurchill hall this evening
and give up Saturday.
And STILL on the subject of
entertainm ent — this tim e the
nat’ona! pastim e — Citizens of
of LTi?Wn’ yOling and o,d and
of both sexes, helped the base-
ball season get underw ay this
™ L vi? radio broadcasts over
KWIN. And despite our distance
from any city with a team in
organized baseball, with games
broadcast daily and rousing pen
nant fights promised in both
leagues, interest in the sDort
S m m t , ^ high in Ashla" d a”
( > T * O C 7 n » -t
c legal name oí a m arried
^?,man ? ! her C h r is tia n T a m í
followed by husband's surnam e.
Tb«, t.4«4
surnam e,
hie
♦£ te sp€ed control board
?P®ed or ’Peeds differing from
gon laws8" * 1* 0 by ipeCi,ic Ore-
Although a "public highw ay”
may be established by adverse
uy the Public, it does not
? î Cth e y become a "county road”
n ,t.h e sense that the county is
In e/ ° r ltS upkeeP a"d repair
In paym ent of veterans com­
pensation to survivor or guard-
t " . 0' . : ? ” ? ' ’- °< d e c e ,s/c|U’vrX
the ,w arrant should carry
such l^ n showin« relationship of
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Business Directory
Diamonds
- W atches - Jewelry - Silver|
W a tch ond Jewelry Repair and Engraving
Sheldon Jewelry
DR. E. N. TERRILL
CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
HENRY CARR, Owner
30« N. Main
Phone 7131
272 E. M a in
Jackson County Democrats
In observance of religious will hold their second annual
emphasis week at Southern Roosevelt Memorial dinner next
Saturday evening, A pril 19, at
p e S î t Ca° Ufn ty 7 ° Urt may lega,,y
Oregon college, W e d n e s d a y Hotel Medford with David C.
te
w » i f 81 road contractor
m orning’s assem bly was a panel Shaw, Gold Beach attorney giv­
to w a i v e reim bursem ent for
discussion concerning the topic ing the address of the evening
m aintenance costs from other
"Is Religion Essential to the Shaw was F o u r t h D istrict
" « operator» using the con-
Democratic
nom
inee
for
Young Today?” Ralph Wood
con-
law , l î î î
rM d und" O " * ™
was assembly com m ittee chair­ gress in 1950.
Craftsmanship plus Top Quality Materials
man.
A
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/
’bich
leads
us
to
in­
The dinner, beginning a t 6:30
dulge
in
th
at
peculiar
pastime
so
All Kinds of Polish— Shoo Accessories
Panel m em bers w ere the Rev will be attended by Democratic
D. K irkland West of the Med- state party officials and candi- P^Puiar with everyone interest- strongest fro n t-lin e pitching
*?r d P resbyterian church; the df.tcs t° r both m ajor and county ed in the sport about this time corps in the league.
“While You Wait Servioe
Rev. Paul H arm s of Grace L uth­ office^ according to Mrs. Ed­ ®very year — predicting what
We elim inate the two pre- 133 East Main
ilis
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0
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tbingS
WiU
be
a
t
the
A thlandl
eran church, Ashland; the Rev w ard C. Kelly, county chairm an.
^ n S^ 2 / f V° riteS <l uickly Brook-
close
of
the
season
in
October
C L. Llneham of Sacred H eart
Spokesmen for both Senator
In n » 1 Wln w ithout Pitching,
church, Medford; Dr. Donald A K efauver and G overnor Adlai As far as we’re concerned sin»
1 pitch ’em alL B<?
MacDougall, assistant professor Stevenson, competing in the m ere s no doubt about it: it will 8,d® ’ ‘he Dodgers
a re alm ost as
be the Indians and the Phillies in
studie®: Winston Marks, Oregon preferential prim ary, a ^ hale °I a W orld’s Series, a I
Stanley's Cardinals.
A shland businessman; and Hal will be heard on the program .
come autum n. The fact that As for the Giants, the spark is
McKellips, SOC undergraduate.
hundreds who know m ore than gone with Stanky, and Durocher
Dr. A rth u r Kreism an, associ­
iTXd° , a re POt Pick‘n« the Phil- and a convenient groundskeeper
GUARANTEED HOME AND AUTO
a te professor of English served I i 8! L i e n2.f s tudents, Wood ex­ mv d^eSn 1 bother us m the fif'ld Cnd UP p,aying in the out-
plained. The three visiting cler­
as m oderator.
RADIO REPAIRS
least,. «A num ber of respectable
Wood emphasized that the gymen conducted campus con­ prognosticators h a v e picked H rX ,nJ C/ Mays is P ^ ad in g for a
Reasonable Prices
program was not a debate be- ferences later in the day and at­ Cleveland.) We have our Nation- t e ! ; ? ei e r? ent on the «rounds
tended
a
special
luncheon
Wed­
hat he is the sole support of a
tween panel members, but was nesday noon.
Motorola Home and Auto Radios
th»
PkCukYd
tbe belief
arran g ed to encourage audience
« n / 1 ,th^ Pbl s are not as bad arge family. He m ight have
??£t[ 9 pation Object of the as-
t ',CV,ess if h* based his
fh tbie<»y«nO<>ked ,ast year and that
—Free Pick Up and Delivery
hardship
argum ent on (he
the 1950 pennant was no fluke
grounds
that
he
is
the
sole
sup-
41
East
Main
and (2) that they have the
Phone 2 4 l4 l|
port of Leo's Giants.
KNOX
SHOE REPAIR
Don’s Radio Service
Phone 4.3Ì1
Walter Redford, Realtor
Ranches — F arm s — Homes
Business P ro p erty
Jess Kidwell
311 East Main
Euslness Phone 7666
Telephone 2 OWT
Ashland. Oregon
Ree. Ph ob 1171
Dr. Herman Wexler
Chiroproctic Physician
ACUTE ANÜ CHRONIC CONDITIONS
COLONIC IRRIGATIONS
236 E M o in St
A shlond
Phone 2-3351
Oregon
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