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PAGE FOUR Schools Start Pledge Drive ASHLAND VOTES ON SCHOOL BONDS TODAY Ex-Govf. Official Speaks On Debt A s h la n d citix e n s a re v o tin g to d a y on a p ro p o sed b o n d is- • u * o f $ 6 8 3 .0 0 0 to fin a n c e a b u ild in g p ro g r a m fo r A sh la n d p u b lic schools. Passed, th e bond issue w o u ld b r in g fu n d s to b u ild a d d itio n s a t th e S e n io r h ig h scho o l and th e W a lk e r a n d B e llv ie w schools, a n d to con s tr u c t a n e w p h y s ic a l e d u c a tio n p la n t a t th e h ig h scho o l. S c h o o l a u th o r itie s sa id ra p id ly in c re a s in g e n r o llm e n t m a d e th e a d d itio n s n ecessary D M rib u tio n o f 300.000 p o lio pledges in O regon p u b lic , p r i va te and p a ro c h ia l schools w ill be s ta rte d th is w ee k as a jo in t u n d e rta k in g o f p a re n t, p u p il and e d u c a to r groups, and the ch a p ters o f the N a tio n a l F o u n d a tio n tor In fa n tile P a ralysis. T h e pledge represents an en la rg e m e n t o f the lis t o f p o lio p re cau tion s w h ic h th e M a rch o f D im es o rg a n iz a tio n has made a v a ila b le to schools in p re vio u s years a cco rd in g to M rs F red I e ric W Y o u n g o f P o rtla n d '------------- --------------------------------------- M rs Young, d ir e c to r o f Foun- . . . d a tio n w om en’s a c tiv itie s in M o t h e r s ’ W e e k e n d O regon said th a t th is v e a r’s dis- W CCKena W b u t.o n w o u ld be fa c ilita te d b y S c h e d u le * / / c t o / 4 P T A s in e v e ry c o u n tv as a fo l- L is t e d = # ' ■ 5 ™ s - s s s e j C o n tin u e d fro m Paqe One j ncas o f th is d e b t b y te llin g us h o w m an y h u n d re d b illio n s o f d o lla rs i t a ll adds up to But mixst o f us have re m a in e d singu lu r ly unim p resse d, p ro b a b ly bo cause o u r m in d s becom e be n um be d w hen we t r y to th in k in te rm s o f a b illio n d o llu rs It doesn't h e lp m uch, e ith e r, to be re m in d e d th a t i t w o u ld ta ke a stack o i one h u n d re d d o lla r b ills a lm ost th re e q u a rte rs o f a m ile h ig h to (*qual th a t am o un t So, w hen som eone remark*« th a t the to ta l n a tio n a l debt is expected to be a bo ut $34M>,000,- S X ^ Í X ^ Í n ^ d ’ r r . u ? ? 1* ’ p ic lu £ * d a b ° - h a v c been 000.000.00 by the end o f n ext m onth, o u r re a c tio n is lik e ly to th e c la s . o f 1852 A i m " i a n / x h a r . ^ h iq h scb o o , ,O r M A Y O R . . . 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E a g le h ad a G P A o f 3 . s í d 9 r # d e pO’ n ‘ a v e r “ 9e o f 3-6« A s h la n d H ig h school se n io r, we re h a v in g , isn’t i f ’ " w as e le c 'a d b y cla ssm ate s to B u t how inn ay o f us w o u ld s e rv e as A s h la n d m a y o r fo r a s s i s - p S K E i adopt th e same a ttitu d e i f we d a y as s tu d e n t* ta k e o v e r c ity w e re c o m p e lle d to sign H g o v e r n m e n t to d a y . i $1,700 00 note, w ith in te re st, Hue f . tre iB ” th c desi r a b il- 10:00 11 00. re tfis tra t on p a ya b le to U n cle Sam. fo r each Ity o f p la cin g the lite r a tu r e in 10 4S n «i h a n d , n r p a re n ts b e to re ’ th e m i ° „ n g ’ " 5 M ‘>,hcr5 c lu b Cam pus day. the m a jo r a ll m em be r o f o u r fa m ilie s '’ a flo a t T hem e o f the a c tiv iiv school a c tiv ity o f the y e a r at Is th e re a n y hope th a t we ll be b e g in n in g o f the p o lio season 11:00 and u rg ^d Teachers , V ° ° ' 12 00 Campus tw ur in ’ S o u th e rn O regon c college, o lle g e w ill w ill be •T w e n ty -S ix Years o f a ble to escape tile p a ym e n t o f , ’?*{*rvsis *n re c o g n itio n o f b u s tc i b l tin m a te ria l as i d e e ly h X aS ’ c h id o jn stu d e n t a r t e x h ib it and *** h e ld W ednesday. M ay 14. X e s " rnat<>rlal 38 w W id p e g n a a hous.‘ i i s d eb t ’ T h is w r it e r s«*es none SO C's advance. __ •« « *• ' ae1' n, ouen hnu.<it- the m en's vvas nnntwwMi to d a v u... -% was ¿m announced by » Pete A ll o f us, o r o u r deecendants D ie colle ge p e rso n n e l w ill at v d o rm S o d e rlu n d . M e d fo rd . general j are g o in g to have to pay up c h a irm a n U n d e rg ra d u a te s and th e n m ove en masse to Jackson e ith e r in d ire c t ta x i's o r in h ig h H ot S p rin g s fo r a p ic n ic lu n c h Sale o f defense bonds, n a tio n fa c u lty w ill jo in in an a ll-d a y r e lS y a S b ! e pl” T T h i a 'f i ' v” ' “ “ e r prices fo r the th in g s we have a lly and sta te -w ide , are d o in g p ro g ra m o f cam pus re fu rb is h in g , eon. speeches by stu d e n t body to buy, o r both candidates, e n te rta in Pledge- a ttr a c tiv e ly produced p la i r e a ^ J g 'r f c 7 „ d ? £ ° parade, p ic n ic , sp orts and e n te r o ffic e r S p e a k in g o f taxes, d o n ’ t most v e ry w e ll, a c c o rd in g to M o rris m ent games, s w im m in g and B L eo n a rd , S r , c o u n tv c h a ir ta in m e n t in tw o co lo rs state “ I f n o lio P rv o j ° \ a n d ld a d an cin g Tom C olem an. C o q u ille Of US s im p ly kiss th a t p a rt o f o y i man. w h o released sales fig u re s comes to m y c o m m u n ity . 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X h ’S C S i T ' " ' ° ' ‘ keen" place e v e ry co nfid en ce in th e ir tra c t was ta ke n o v e r b v the he p o in te d out. "a re 29 B u t do w e e v e r get an ac tr y . nJ™ .? -, d o c to r c o u n tin g fo r th e m ’ Do we k n o w p e r c e n t less than la s t y e a r F o r Peters T ru c k in g com pany o f cK ain pu s d a y th is s p rin g C e n tra l P o in t — A C L u t fo r Y re k a e a r lie r “th is " T r , l t ? r Ä " T ? * ’ V ” ' w hat purpose th e y w ere th e f ir s t tim e d u rin g a n y th re e tr e ll. w e ll k n o w n C e n tra l P o in t spent o r even w h o spent th e m ’ m on th p e rio d since 1950. p u r J c a t d liv r frie n d ly re la tio n s , said S oder s o u th e rn P a c ific announced dis- chases have exceeded re d e m p lu n d w h o is h e a d in g th e pro- p o u ltry m an, w ill be a fe a tu re S h o u ld n 't w e k n o w ’ c o n tin u a n ce o f its lo c a l tr a in be Uronv fo». ...__ ■ conse cutive guest on the E ddy A rn o ld S h ow tio n s b y a s u b s ta n tia l sum The H o w m an y o f us. fo r e x a m p le g ra m fo r th e second tw een e c tw p o in a ts te T m h p is o ra in ry i- th a n a t ^ a Wh^ e ?.lsc o ,b e r tia l c o n th tra t o was daV- -May X T p . m ' * S a tu r year •• * • w o u ld be w illin g to keep on g iv m ost e n c o u ra g in g ;uq>ect o f th«- in g a h ire d h ousekeeper increas e n tire bond p ic tu re , h o w e v e r is one. h o w e v e r t ” * " at a sma11 c o lle g e lik e \ j r L u t t r e ll ~ ,• T h e re g u la r c o n tra c t w i l l be 2 2 Ü 5 í ? — O reg on v e v c u u t ,„ ,¡,c I I I J ? ^ « r a . U . opera«,ng « . AU« large in g ly la rg e r sums o f m oney to th e fa ct th a t o n ly 21 p e r c e n t'o f -------~ O « » . u m e s tru c to rs and stu d e n ts e n io v Fanch n c a r h ere - w in bv o pe ra te o u r d om estic e sta b lish m a tu re d E bonds have been pre a w a rd e d fo r a p e rio d fro m J u lv such an e x p e rie n c e ’ ” in te rv ie w e d fro m one o f the m ents w ith o u t a tte m p tin g to sented fo r p a ym e n t. T h e balance 1 to J u n e 30. 1954 Classes w ill be suspended fo r i v e n i " ° n th e r a n d l He fin d o u t w h a t was b e in g done is being held u n d e r th e lib e ra l Letter Paper... a y as en ts a and n d fa th e e d d ay as stu stu d de nts fa c c i.it.- u lty ... . d e s c rib c some c f th e im- w ith it, e s p e c ia lly i f w e discov e x te n d e d m a tu r ity p la n re ce n t L IC E N S E R E V O K E D a lik e assem ble a t 8 o’c lo c k in p o rta n t p o in ts o f a successful ered she was ru n n in g us deeper ly announced by the T re a s u ry .” p o u ltry o p e ra tio n . and d ia p e r in to debt a t th e cor U n d e r th is pla n th e T re a s u ry i< famous License o f th e S o uth Side th e m o rn in g a rm e d w ith rakes T he p ro g ra m w ill be heard n e r g ro c e ry ’ D e p a rtm e n t c o n tin u e s to pay 2* . w in d o w r a g s , shovels and M a rk e t, o pe ra te d b y E a rl C everywhere! N eeley. 1602 H ig h w a y 66 Ash- f broom And if we d ecide d to do p e r cent in te re s t y e a r ly on ma re a d y to c a rr y o u t p pre r ®o m s s , ready, re lo c a lly o v e r K M E D . M e d fo rd s o m e th in g a b o u t it, w o u ld n ’t we tu re d bonds fo r 7 'i. ye ars w ith ■ ■ land. was o rd e re d ca nce lle d h v iZ * A n .ed P M e c ts . M onte land, was o rd e re d ca nce lle d b v Foi generations, fir s t w a n t to fin d o u t h o w m uch h ig h e r rates a fte r th a t p e rio d J$ounz. M e d fo rd , c h a p m a n o f exams for drivers the O regon liq u o r c o n tro l com o f o u r m oney had been spent N o a ction on the p a rt o f o w n *omen of taste Mve th e h ig h ly successful freshm an • N ASHLAND M A Y 12 m ission a t its A p r il m e e tin g h e ld w is e ly and h o w m uch had b, preterred this paper. ers o f m a tu re d E bonds is neces .A in M e d fo rd last W ednesday. c lea n-u p in itia tio n la s t fa ll, w ill fr itte r e d aw ay, e s p e c ia lly so i f s a ry to ta k e adva nta g e o f th is Its smooth-writing head th e cam pus d av w o rk i f A d r iv e r ’s license e x a m in e r N eeley was charged ^ a î t ^ an r t ear- H o ia " 5 W i" be ass^ d ° b-v S b: on d du fabricked surface takes I 1 CSX* e Vs Z-. ï h ■ PA ^ ^ l t l  i XX - a w ill ’ be u Z ty ,n in A A s s h la n d at we c o u ld n ’t f ir e th e I,oust k per pla n a m in o r. I Fpi"1"-' , J -------------- ° b n son, M a lin , in L co î be b a d ll fro m 9 a ¡ m u n til b ut once in fo u r ye a rs' colors subtle as an opal’s: -o rre- rr e . j lh e c Cl1^ it y h L e o n a rd stated th a t defense B u t w h e re DOES o u r fe d e ra l b on d purchases d u rin g th e re «••tie 6reM. Blue. Crey, P M la tin g a c tiv it y w ith th e m a jo r 4 p m on M onday. M ay 12 la n d s c a p in g n o w u n d e rw a y Persons w is h in g licenses o r ta x m on ey go’ In w h a t w a y can m a in d e r o f the y e a r w i ll ce nte r •nd Pristine White. Beautifully we le a rn b o w m uch - f e K n o c k in g o ff c le a n in g d e ta ils ! P e rm its to d riv e are asked to up boxed, for yourself, for gifts. a ro u n d a fo u r-p o in t p ro g ra m , in B rin g in Y o u r S crap M e ta l , m g spent fo r th in g s w e can’t crea sin g p a y ro ll savings p a rtic i ^ r t I y . ^ o re noon, th e s tu d e n t ' i * a r w e ll b e fo re the c lo s in g ««• for moet sires a ffo r d ’ A n d . fin a lly , w h a t can b o d y w i ll parade th ro u g h dow n- H our in o rd e r to assure com ple Pants in in d u s trie s and busines., it's we do a bo ut i t ’ to w n A s h la n d w ith bands, flo a ts tio n o f th e ir a p p lic a tio n s ATRIOTIC r r m s . e n la rg in g th«. school sav W e can and sh o u ld co m p la in and noise tru c k s . G le n Roby m gs p ro g ra m to In c lu d e m ore ROFITABLB to o u r re p re s e n ta tiv e s in Con C ottage G ro v e , is parad e c h a ir- S M IT H IS E L E C T E D schools and stu d e n t savers, gress. B u t is th a t the o n ly wav a c q u a in tin g tile p u b lic w ith man and re p o rts th a t e v e ry the to get re s u lts ’ Is it even th e best v a rio u s We P ay Cash cam pus o rg a n iz a tio n has a lre a d y „ U n iv e rs ity o f O regon Eugene o p tio n s a v a ila b le ' to w ay? announced in te n tio n o f e n te rin g M a y 1 — (S pecial)— B ru c e G a ry o w n e rs o f m a tu re d E bonds O ak St. T a n k & S t e il T he answ ers to these ques and a s tim u la tio n S m ith , son o f M r and M rs V e rn o f defense 38 Main Ph. 8561 tio n s w ill app ea r in subsequent Seth S m ith , 555 F a ir v ie w St Oak & "A" Six. Ph. 2-1221 b on d purchases on the p a rt o f : A s h la n d , was elected vice-pre si- ! a rtic le s . fa rm e rs. ju n io r - senior prom A T SOC M A T 21 U n i' ’" s itY " ' " « i » ™ T w o s h o rt ra ilro a d s in O regon 'Ain't Honorable' Ike Backers Cry C i-n tin iH 'd fro m Page I said T hey o om inonted upon Hie T a ft v ic to r y in th e ir ow n Stub* of W isconsin w ith the view s thw t T a f t’s c o n s e rv a tiv e fo re ig n p o lic y a p p a re n tly boro m ore w e ig h t in the m id-w est. They re m a rk e d fu rth e r, h o w e ve r, th a t E ise n h o w e r seemed to be a close second ch o ice in the m in d s o f m any W isconsin T a ft su p p o rt «’i s. am i w e re h i' to be n o m in a l ed he w o u ld u n d o u b te d ly lx* s tro n g ly su p p o rte d by th e S la te R ep ub lica n P a rly p lu s la rg e num be rs o f the In d e p e n d e n t amt D e m o cra tic vo te rs l’lie n e x t re g u la r m ee ting was ch ed uled fo r M onduy noon, M ay 5, a t w h ic h tim e th e o rd e r ot business w i ll be p lans to dt»- 1 u is e a d v e rtis in g a llo tm e n ts 'u rin g i'll- i-< m a u lin g pn*-pri- uiui.v day Tli«- in e rtin g w ill lie held in til«' E lk s Lounge, w ith lun che on c a fe te ria style • • i SOC Campus D ay M a y 14 Jackson County Bond Sales High t M IS S W AGNER SELECTED i O regon S ta te C ollege, ( ’o r val lis. M ay 1 M a rg a re t W agner, se n io r in hom e econom ies at O regon S ta te college, was re c e n tly st'le cled us a co nteatunt in th e 1952 C rescent g ir l contest spoiMK>ri*d by the OSC ch a p te r of i ..mu "i., < ''o Alpha ouinr a] so cial fr a te r n ity She was presented w ith a b ouquet o t red roses and L a m b da C hi b ra ce le t at the C rescent b u ll as ru n n e r up Miss W agner, m em ber o f Pi Bela Pip. n a tio n a l »ociul s o ro r ity . is th e d a u g h te r o f R ob e rt W agner. 153 O ak, A shland m EITON'S .HIGHLAND UNEN & (« •{ Robert V. Thornton ATTORNEY GENERAL SOUTHERN OREGON dem ocrat fo r Sound Leg al P ro to ctio n fo r O regon News Review E. P la n , fo r th e a n n u a l J u n io r- i a r b " 1' “ 1 It’s Carpet-Cleaning Magic “ JUnl° r w h ic h c a rry passengers in gaso lin e p o w ere d coaches a re the C ondon, K .n z u a and S o u th e rn and th e V a lle y and S ile tz , both o f w h ic h a rc t h r illin g rid e s fo r the O regon v is ito r llb ' ra l S e n io r P ro m a t S o u th e rn Ore- ■ . 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