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FACE
TW O
S O U T H E R N O n r .O N KEV. -
Southern Oregon News Review
Ashland, Oregon
38 East M ain Street
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h t i I L L , A S H L A N D , O R EG O N
T H U R S D A Y . A P R II, 24, j U52
f a f r i t a t P a n a d e ...
Entered as second-class m ail m atter in the post office at Ash­
land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act o f Congress of
M arch 3. 1879
teller from Washington. . .
By HON. HARRIS ELLSWORTH
Member of Congress 4th District
By Alurray Wade
I f present p lans fo r th e ad­ in cu t T h is tim e T ru m a n d id n ot
labels c a re fu lly
b e fo re using jo u rn m e n t o f th is session o f i ask Congress fu r leg al a u th o r
O reg on lo n g has been a re p u b ­ T w o o f th e m — ix ira th io n utid Congress are a c tu a lly c a rrie d I Ity — he Just ussunuxl it. T he
Subscription Rate — $2.50 year
O N E O F O U R F A V O R IT E lic a n sta te a nd h a b itu a lly .
te tr a e th y l p y ro p h o s p h a te — are o u t w e have o n ly a li t t l e o ve r heads o f o rg an ized la b o r
w ho
{subjects, p a rtic u la rly ’
in
our
A t m ost e le c tio n s o f th is cen­ h ig h ly d angerous i f Im p ro p e rly tw o m on ths to go T he R ep ub li
' u pp lu ud
th e P re s id e n t’s steel
m ore
p h ilo s o p h ic — and
ro- tu r y th e d e m o c ra tic p a rty has used. F u ll p ro te c tiv e c lo th in g , can N a tio n a l C o n v e n tio n begins 1 seizure o rd e r sh o u ld be th u n k
N A T IO N A t
E D IT O R IA L
NEW SPAPER
m a n tic — m om ents, is th e good had a bad tim e fin d in g w illin g in c lu d in g face m ask sh o u ld be
J u ly 7 T he D e m o cra t C onven 1 fu l th a t he was a n g ry a t the
assoc
GÂ tî c B n o ld days and h ow m uch w e ’ve ! ca nd id ates p o p u la r enough to w o rn .
P U B L IS H E R S
I I
»
tio n fo llo w s a co u p le o f weeks com panies and n o t Die union s
lost th ro u g h w h a t w e are a lm ost 1 w in a g a in s t a heavy re p u b lic a n
la te r. I t is a n tin p o h -d Congress I D iis tim e — b u t w u tch o u t, w ho
A S S O C IA T IO N
¡u n iv e rs a lly in c lin e d to v ie w as m a jo r ity M ost o f the w in s the WOULD BLOCK
w
i ll e ith e r recess o r a d jo u rn kn ow s w hen he m ig h t
chunge
•’progress”
in
th is
m odern d e m o cra ts m ade w ere
w hen PELTON DAM
a b o u t J u ly 1. I f th e session ends is m ind? T h u t is th e w a y th in g s
w o rld . W e m ust sa lu te televi­ I th e re w e re s p lits In th e G O P
I lie State of Oregon this week w ith w h a t is c a lle d a "s in e die" w o rk u n d e r o u r p re sen t " L i b ­
' Even OPINION is of force enough to moke itself to be sion, fo r instance, as progress, p rim a rie s
| file d w ith the U S C o u rt o f Ap-
a d jo u rn m e n t, th u t w i ll mean e ra l" g o ve rn m e n t
•spoused ot the expense of lite '* — Montaigne
b u t at th e same tim e w e re a liz e
T h a t p a tte rn m ay fo llo w th is peals to t r y to b io p the P o rtla n d th e co m p le te w in d -u p o f the
G e n e ra l E le c tric C om pany fro m 182nd Congress
th a t it is h e lp in g us rush head­ ‘ year.
A f te r th a t if
LEGAL N O TIC ES
lo n g to w a rd th e d ay w h e n we
T w o w e ll-k n o w n
dem ocrats i b u ild in g P e lto n Dam on the De- Congress convenes again in the
■ fo rg e t h ow to read and th in k are g le e fu lly w a tc h in g h ot three- I -chutes R ive r.
¡y e a r 1952 It w i ll l»e in a special
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
and hence to c o n c e n tra te I t is w a y fig h ts am ong re p u b lic a n s
t o n tr o l o f the s tre a m is g ive n i session, c a lle d by the P re sid en t
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
a g re at fa c to r, a lo n g w ith com ic fo r tw o to p -tic k e t p rim a ry n o m ­ ! tile sta te by the D esert Lands ! It m ay be re m e m b e re d th a t is
THE STATE OF OREGON.
It is seldom that we are pleased by anything which I books and p ic tu re m agazines in a tio n s
FOR JACKSON COUNTY IN
Act o f Congress, a c c o rd in g to 1 e x a c tly w tia t happened in 1948
PR< »BATE
and v is u a l “ e d u c a tio n ” devices,
T h re e good re p u b lic a n s , Jack I the p e titio n .
Harry Truman does, and even less often that we are J in
j
T
he
80th
Congress
a
d
jo
u
rn
e
d
the pro gressio n to w a rd F re d
In tin- M atter o f tin- Estate of
c h a nd S ig fr id U n a n d e r o f
| sine d ie la te in Ju u e b u t was A G N E S B E R T H A L E W IS . De­
amused by his actions or statements. His threat last A lle n ’s m ille n n iu m w hen people P L y o n rtla
CAPITAL SHORTS
n d and F re d E R obinson
“ I t costs 2 -b its to raise a fl­ ca lle d buck to a sp e cia l session ceased.
week, however, to the effect that he would call Con- wiI1 have "eyes as b ig as canta- o f M e d fo rd a re c o n d u c tin g ac­ inch
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
fis h ," says th e state game 1 by the P re sid en t on J u ly 26
tiv e and e xp e n sive cam paigns
th a t I have been a p p o in te d by
The Congress can by resolu
com m ish . .
O regon state in ­
gress
back
and
hold
it
in
Washington
until
it
"put
f
o
r
th
e
n
o
m
in
a
tio
n
fo
r
state
.
.
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r
One d a rk a nd d re a ry d ay th is
ta x c o lle c tio n s in the n in e tio n , h o w e ve r, d e c la re a recess th e C irc u it C o u rt o f th e S tate of
back the money shaved off the military appropria- past w in te r w e w ere led in to tre a s u re r. Each is b o u n d to come
m onths ended A p r il 1 w e re an to a ny date p r io r to J a n u u ry 3, O regon, fo r Jackson C o u n ty , as
b u ild u p an a da m a nt fo llo w in g
tions bill if, indeed, it didn’t put it back before adioin- ,the subj5ct as w e sat b e fo re a th
a ll-tim e h ig h
o f $41.864,408; 1953, and at th a t tim e fo rm a lly A ilm iiis tr n to r o f the estate o f
a t w i l l resent the n o m in a tio n
Agues B e rth a Lewis, deceased,
ing, sent us into howls of raucous laughter.
b ^ r r y " sh o rtca ke . “ te
Stra" ’ o f a nyone b u t th e ir fa v o rite . A ll th is to ta l was $12.500.000 m ore a d jo u rn a fte r it reconvene«
.uni have duly qualified. A ll
than the same p e rio d a y e a r ago
persons h a v in g cla im s against
We must admit, though, that we’re laughing not
R em em b er w h a t a jo y o u s oc- ' th e ’’ u n ite d p a r ty " announce­
I am happy to re p o rt th a t a said estate are h e re b y n o tifie d to
I t w i ll re q u ire tw o years to
m ents and speeches th e losers
m in o r ca tastro ph e, w h ic h v e ry present them ,
w ith
p ro p e r
so much WITH Harry as AT the uncomfortable con-
can m a k e w i l l do lit t le p sychic co m p le te c u rre n t c o n s tru c tio n
a n y th in g vouchers and d u ly v e rifie d , to
o p e ra tio n s at th e S tate P e n ite n ­ fe w people k n e w
a
d
ju
s
tin
g
.
gressmen who are chafing at the bit, hot to put the fo re the advance o f m o d e m re­
tia r y .
$1.938,487 has been about, has been a v e rte d . E a rly me at the o ffic e o f E d w a rd C
T he d e m o c ra tic opponents o f
country’s business aside and get back home and get re- frig e ra tio n , w h e n w e had the
budgeted fo r fo re s try p ro te c tio n th is y e a r I le a rn e d th a t the U.S K e lly . No 22 G o ld y B u ild in g .
b e rrie s o f the one o f these m en w i ll be F ra n c is d u rin g 1952 by th e p ro te c tiv e Coast G u a rd , w h ic h in N ovein
M e d fo rd , O regon,
w ith in
six
elected. It always shakes our faith, to some small d e-, fir s t fresh
Now s tra
we w have
them ,rom L a m b e rt, P o rtla n d , M u ltn o m a h
m onths fro m th e date o f th is
d iv is io n
o f th e state fo re s try b e r 1951 closed th e Const G u a rd notice.
gree, to witness our elected representatives making a ' th e deep-freeze a n y tim e we c o u n ty tre a s u re r fo r 12 years. , dept. . . .
s ta tio n at B andon, had p lans to
DATED at M e d fo rd , Oregon,
choice between selves and country. And it always want th^m and half 016 pleasure w h o has h e ld m a n y p o s itio n s o f I
p ic k up th e b u ild in g and m ove tills 14th dav of April, 1952
h ig h h o n o r. H e is the c u rre n t
it up to W ’ llnp a B a y I pro tested
GEORGE LEWIS
makes us mad to have a politician whom we are paying ' Th^cook a t o u r house w ho s ta te p re s id e n t o f the Oregon
a gainst th a t p la n on th e basis
/A d m in is tra to r
to stay m Washington and mind our national business s also th e w ife , is n o t n e a rly H is to r ic a l S o ciety. H ere could
th a t I considered the p re sen t in ­ 4tM 8
be
o
u
r
n
e
x
t
s
ta
te
tre
a
s
u
re
r
out campaigning for himself on our time. It makes us ~.tL£hHosoRher we afe- but is A s im ila r s itu a tio n m a in ta in s
a c tiv e status o f the s ta tio n o n ly
m uch to o c h re w d to be b a ite d
I te m p o ra ry . T h is s ta tio n w ill, 1
froth at the mouth if he makes speeches which we in
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n
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d
fro
m
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S U IT IN E Q U IT Y FOR
to an a rg u m e n t she has no in th e race fo r A tto rn e y G e n e ra l
am sure, u ltim a te ly be re a c ti I
D IV O R C E S U M M O N S
don’t agree with.
w h e re
J o h n B. M c C o u rt and er, L a y to n S ch e ll. P R H a rd y
chance o f w in n in g .
j vnted. To m ove the present I IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F
She s im p ly arose and to o k A le x a n d e r G. B a rry , b o th o f and A rn o ld H B a u d e r
b
u
ild
in
g
a
w
a
y
and
th
e
n
la
te
r
!
T H E S T A T E O F O R EG O N IN
W hen asked w h y he fa v o re d
o u r p o rtio n and gave i t to the P o rtla n d : E O. S ta d te r. Bend
I b u ild a n o th e r one w o u ld be a I A N D FOR T H E C O U N T Y O F
AND STILL on the subject of Truman and laugh­ dog,
E
ise
n
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w
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r
as
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ca
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O
regon
w h o is to o y o u n g to re m e m ­
o f m oney
I p o in te d out
ter, we imagine that there are a number of people in b e r w hen th e re w e re no deep- C ity a re c o n d u c tin g s h arp scraps S ch e ll stated, ’ ’T he R e p u b lica n j ¡w th aste
a t p o p u la tio n und tr a f fic is
1
K ENG ELE N Plain
P a rty needs a c a n d id a te w ho
fo
r
th
e
re
p
u
b
lic
a
n
n
o
m
in
a
tio
n
freezers,
and
th
e
re
fo
re
e
n
jo
y
s
South Dakota and Nebraska who don’t like the man
g ro w in g so ra p id ly on th e Pa
’
v,
can
w
in
n
e
x
t
fa
ll
as
w
e
ll
as
th
is
f o r a tto rn e y g en eral T he dem o­
! e ific Coast as to m ake th e re a r JO H N W E N G E I EN
or his actions, but who were not overly amused by s tra w b e rrie s a n ■ y tim e.
r i’ac- JO H N W E N G E L E N D e fe n d a n t
c ra tic c a n d id a te doubtless w ill sp ring . I b e lie v e Ik e is the one
i tiv a tio n o f the Bandon s ta tio n ¡T O Jo hn W E ngelen, the atxive
Congressman Reece’s asking him why he didn’t seize IS N ’T IT A B O U T T IM E th a t be R o b e rt Y T h o rn to n . T illa ­ man w h o can do th is ."
P R. H a rd y , in discussing th e a lm ost a c e rta in ty
i nam ed D»>/endant
th e p u b lic lib r a r y in O u r T o w n m ook, w ith a w a r re c o rd th a t
the Missouri River.
I have ju s t received a le tte r ! IN
THE NAM E OF THE
d e s ira b ility o f a m ilit a r y man
m
ade
h
im
a
lie
u
te
n
a
n
t
colonel.
fe
a
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th
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lb
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r
t
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fro m
V ic e
A d m ir a l
M e rlin j S T A T E O F O R E G O N yo u are
fo
r
p
re
s
id
e
n
t,
b
ro
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g
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t
th
e
a
t­
F o r s e ve ra l y e a rs he was assist­
Peyson T e rh u n e ?
O ’N e ill, C o m m a n d a n t o f the . h ereb y re q u ire d to a p p e a r and
a n t s o lic ito r in th e D e p a rtm e n t te n tio n o f th e g ro u p to a piece U.S. Coast G u u rd , in w h ic h he ¡a n sw e r
the
C o m p la in t
file d
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nd
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reg
on
ian
L E T S L E E P IN G D O G S L IE o f th e I n te r io r and n ow is a
states: " I w ish to advise yo u th u t i against yo u in th e above e n title d
w
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26
s u it on o r b e fo re th e la st d a y o f
seems to us a good m o tto m ost m e m b e r o f th e le g is la tu re . He
P re sid en ts o f th e U n ite d States the Coast G u a rd does n o t in te n d fo u r w eeks fro m the d a te o f the
An interesting and unique program in public edu­ o f th e tim e , a nd p erhaps we is a w h ir lw in d ca m p a ig n e r
to
m ove
the C o q u ille R iv e r ¡ fir s t p u b lic a tio n o f th is S um ­
i t in th is instance,
W h ile th e re p u b lic a n s arc n in e have been m ilit a r y men.
s tru c tu re s
to
W illa p a Bay at
cation was announced in Portland last week, when it b s h u o t u w ld e heed
c a n n o t re s is t th e tem p- w h o o p in g
"W e lik e Ik e ”
the D u rin g th e te rm s o f o ffic e o f ¡D iis tim e , b u t in te n d s to re ta in mons; and i f yo u fa il to ao ai>
rx-ar and a nsw er said C o m p la in t
these n in e m ilit a r y m en n ot a
was learned that the Ford Foundation had appropri- j Nation o f m a k in g one fin a l com ­ d e m o cra ts m a y e le c t tw o top sing
le w a r w as s ta rte d , th e I th e in s ta lla tio n in a boarded up fo r w a n t th e re o f the P la in tiff
state
o
ffic
ia
ls
ated $78,000 for a project to develop the talents of m?nt on SOC s faculty fo llie s
sta tu s w ith o u t s ig n ific a n t cost to w i ll a p p ly to the C o u rt fo r the
a rtic le co nclud ed
lo n e Y C ity b E T A O IN S H R D H
in h e r C om
exceptional Portland students. The experiment is one
o n l y S d a ^ S ? w ^k“S G CHEAPER
R oland P a rk s scoffed at th< I th e g o v e rn m e n t T h is d e te rm i- r e lie f dem anded
BY THE DOZEN
n o tio n th a t G e n e ra l E is e n h o w e r n a tio n b°.s been m ade in o rd e r p la in t, s u c c in c tly stated ns fo l
more in a series of invaluable programs initiated by I t has a lw a y s been o u r con-
T h e w ife o f a sta te in s titu tio n was a n y th in g b u t a g enuine Re 1 to i u l f i l l p o te n tia l m o b iliz a tio n low s, to -w lt:
bonds o f m a trim o n y
the world’s largest philanthropic organization in its tention that c o lle ge professors e m p lo ye e asked th e state fi- p u b lic a n . P a rk s q u o te d fro m th e ’ p c ^u lre m e n ta o f the C o a s t h e T re h to a t fo th re e and
n o w existin g be­
first two years Of operation
io f
1116 m ost part> fru s - ’ nance d e p a rtm e n t to buy h e r a
re c e n tly issued O regon V o te rs ’ ¡G u a rd . Such a course w i ll also tw e e n the P la in t if f and D efend
J,
, „
f
’
jir a te d a c to rs a n y w a y . I t seems
deep fre e ze a t w ho le sa le p ric e
¡p
e
rm
it
re
a
c
tiv
a
tio
n
o
f
th
e
u
n
it
m p h le t, s ta tin g th a t had " I k e ”
a n t be fo re v e r disso lved , set
m e Lord Foundation was set up with some $ 5 0 0 t0 us th a t m a n y an a s p irin g a fte r D ire c to r H a r r y D orm an P w a anted
th e P re s id e n c y u n d e r fo r llfe -s n v in g purposes should aside and h eld fo r n au gh t, and
million bequeathed by Henry Ford and his son Edsel y °iJn.g a c t.o r sh o u ld re a liz e th is refu sed to b u y i t fo r h e r w ith the te rm s o f th e D e m o c ra tic I a c o m p e llin g re q u ire m e n t fo r th a t P la in t if f tie d iv o rc e d fro m
’ ana tu rn , fr o m h is life o f p riv a - sta te fu n d s
p a rty he w o u ld n o t have tu rn e d 're a c tiv a tio n o f th e sta tio n be D e fe n d a n t a b s o lu te ly
and has announced the rather high-flown purpose of tio
in tie s and don
“ I f state em ployees, p ro v id e d
T ha t P la in t if f be g ra n te d sueh
.. n s and u , n c e - rta
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a w a y th e o v e rtu re s fr o m
the d e te rm in e d w ith in th e n e x t few
ic robes. T he
o f w ith
reducing international tensions and increasing “ma- th
the e academ
academic
h . pay w
. . . . fu
. . rn
...........
.
o th e r and fu r th e r r e lie f ns to th e
is h e . d ..........
hom es
b y W(V
the D e m o c ra tic p a rty as he d id i ye ars.”
a
C o u rt m ay seem ju s t and e q u it
turity of judgment and stability of purpose in the U S m ? b e , tte on
ltl e a ve ra « c- *s state, w a n t deep freezers and P a rks said th a t in so d o in g Eis­
A fe w ye ars ago w hen P re s i­
in th e prem ises
w o r k is
and abroad.” But despite the nebulous idealism of itt ¡sta le r ,“ d r, a nd th e work
“ o th e r lu x u rio u s hom e equip- e n h o w e r passed u p a "s u re d e n t T ru m a n was a n g ry a t the able
T he d ate o f th e O rd e r fo r
------- -------id A ient, th e y w i l l have to purchase th in g " in o rd e r to abide by h is R a ilro a d B ro th e rh o o d s he de­
P u b lic a tio n o f th is S um m ons is
declared objectives, the Foundation, under Robert even i f one sh o u ld w o r k a t an th e m in open m a rk e t at r e ta il R ep ub lica n p rin c ip le s .
m anded th a t the
r a ilw a y cm Die 17th ay o f A p r il 1952. and
s titu tio n less p ro g re ssive th an p ric e s ," D o rm a n said,
Hutchins and Paul Hoffman, has already sponsored in
T he n e x t m e e tin g
fo r
the ¡ployees be d ra fte d in to th i a rm y th e tim e p re scrib e d fo r p u b lic n
ours, one w h ic h has no fa c u lty
H e added th a t m ost requests
and fo rc e d to w o rk B u t th e re tio n o f th is S um m ons is once
C
o
m
m
itte
e
fo
r
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is
e
n
h
o
w
e
r
was
such worthwhile programs as the establishment of fr o lic s o f a n y k in d , he w o u ld t o r such deals com e fro m o ffi-
was a d iffe re n c e in h is a ction each w eek fo r fo u r successive
set
fo
r
noon
on
Tuesday.
A
p
r
il
w eeks
technical and agricultural schools in the Middle East s t ill fin d th a t f o r n in e m on ths c ia ls w h o are best able to pay
29, at the E lk s L ounge. M rs th en as com pared to h is recent
o u t o f the y e a r he has a c a p tiv e B IG S T A T E F A IR D E S IG N E D
D ated and fir s t p u b lis h e d th is
and a financial assistance plan for the American audience
o v e r the
steel
B e tty W e lle r, co -ch airm a n
o f o rd e r ta k in g
b e fo re w h o m he can
T h re e m a jo r decisions
w ere th e g ro up , urged a ll c o m m itte e p la n ts A t th a t tim e he made his 24th day o f A p r il, 1952
Friends Service Committee, now carrying out an ex­ g iv e h.s a ll a nd w h o is n e v e r m ade th is w eek by th e O regon
BEN T L O M B A R D
and to Congress fo r a u th o r­
A tto rn e y fo r P la in tiff
tensive campaign of relief and rehabilitation in Israel, in c lin e d — r a th e r is n e v e r fo o l­ S ta te F a ir C om m ission th a t w ill m em bers to b ■ r in g ■ th e ir w ives. dem
ity
to do w h a t he proposed.
P. O Address:
ish enough — to w a lk o u t on assure O reg on its g re a te st state
Italy, and Japan. Despite what the “stern realists” h im .
M e a n w h ile w e seem to have
B o x 513
ir. D. E. B. S te w a rt, Roseburg, Dirty digs have buried many
A sh lan d. O regon
d rifte d a lo n g w ay d ow n the
among us say, projects such as these are just as im- B u t back to th e s u b je c t w h ic h fa
friendship.
was re e le cte d as c h a irm a n
of
road to w a rd one-m an
govern- 4T M15
portant in our battle with the communist menace as w e w a n de red so fa r a w a y fro m , th e co m m issio n; L e o S p itz b a rt
th e fo llie s .
W h ile m ost o f the w as selected as f a ir m an ag er ( it
the atom bomb.
show was s tr ic t ly o f th e clothes- w i l l be h is 2 3rd ye ar); and the
The thoughtful onlooker will find something pro­ p in v a rie ty , th e re w ere some de- • S a tu rd a y b e fo re L a b o r D ay was !
e al- I ■ selected
as
th e o pening d a y o f
foundly ironic, however, in the fact th at the Founda-1 lig h t f u l m om „ en ts in it. W -----
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part, not projects that deal with surface or immediate h is p la y e rs ’ m a n u a l and p ic k e d c o v e r costs o f im p ro v in g th e
ry b oo k the th e a tre ; fa irg ro u n d s sta diu m , e stim a ted
problems directly, but rather projects that deal with s u u p ffe a re h d is to
a g re a t loss. A n d close a t $30,000 to $35.000. T he state
abstractions and depend more often on study and b e h in d D oc w e re tw o personal- H re m a rs h a l has said th a t the
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n e ith e r h is lo o k s n o r h is stage crow ds.
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° -WaS bored by books, and who presence, c e r ta in ly ra n k h ig h in P R E V E N T IV E M E D IC A L
declared, on one occasion, th at “history is bunk.” This our book- One is F rances B a rta services
W ith th e fis h in g season w id e
strange genius, perhaps the greatest technician this .
C?llege ,who ..................
p ro b a b ly w e n t in to th is th in g open
th e su m m e r p ic n ic
country has ever produced, represented and supported sight-unseen and n e v e r k n e w b lo o m in and
g o u t i t is again tim e to
the sort of philosophic shallowness that plagues us w h a t h it h e r, and th e o th e r is w a rn those w h o p la n to va ca tio n
today in every phase of human endeavor. He was, for B e v e rle y B e n n e tt, w ho has been in E astern O regon to v is it th e ir
u rs since | p h y s i c i a n s fo r v a c c in a tio n
all his mechanical genius, inordinately naive in the a th e g re sh a o t w fa la v o s r t ite y e a o r. f M o iss
B a rta 's a ga in st R o c k y M o u n ta in spotted
field of international relations — and human relations. w o r k on th e d ru m in the o rc h ­ fe v e r.
e stra w as surpassed o n ly by h e r
A lth o u g h tw o o f th e new a n ti­
Thus it is that the organization which bears his name solo
a t th e end o f th e show , and
s are e x tre m e ly e ffe c tiv e
is most concerned with matters which its founder M iss B e n n e tt’s dance, also n ea r b a g io a tic
in st R .M . sp o tte d fe v e r, the
seemed not to understand at all.
th e close, w o k e us up b u t is be­ S tate B o a rd o f H e a lth
advises
y o n d o u r fe e b le ta le n ts to de­ th a t i t ’s a lo t b e tte r to ta k e a
There is, then, poetic justice in the fact th at so scribe, m uch less c o m m e n t on m o m e n t to m ake su re you d o n ’t
much of the accumulated wealth of this great, narrow L e a ve us Just say th a t w e have get th e disease a t a ll. T he board
man should go to projects such as the education pro­ p a id se v e ra l b u c k s in c o v e r also p o in ts o u t th a t h om e gard-
i ners s h o u ld read in s e c tic id e
gram in Portland. The civilization which Henry Ford charges to see m uch less.
helped mold is a civilization of the average man—-and us want the average—the great majority on whom
a civilization which naturally, but much too often, puts so
much depends in a democracy like ours_neglected •
the stamp of importance on the average and neglects but neither do we want the potential leaders among
the above-average completely. Perhaps nowhere—not
younger citizens frustrated. Lincoln once said,
even in government these past several years—has this our
God must have loved the common people, He made so
practice been more evident, or more dangerous, th en many of them,” or something to that effect. True
m our public school. For reasons too complex to exam­ enough, but one who knows his Bible will also remem­
ine here now, but which will be explored in subsequent ber that whenever the children of God needed leader­
editorials, the plight of the exceptionally bright stu ­ ship, He always sent an exceptional man — a Moses
dent
today
as was —
the plight w
of *. say — to lead them.
the is almost * as j desperate
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