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PACE TWO
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Southern Oregon News Review
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A S H L A N D , OREG ON
T H U R S D A Y , J U N K 12, 1952
H of to bt Safe in tf
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E n te re d as second-class m a il m a tte r in the post o ffic e at Ash
land, O regon, F e b ru a ry 15, 1935, u nd er the act o f Congress of
M arch 3, 1879
X4/. C./4
Letter from Washington. . .
f^u/es fo r W a te r S a fe ty
By H O N . H A R R IS E L L S W O R T H
M em ber of Congress 4»h D istrict
*444 TER C H U R N E D U P
h e a v y s u r f o r . fall s
As th is is w ritte n , o n ly some , te rm s im p ly means th a t a ve ry
th re e and one h a lf w orkiiffe (s m a ll g ro u p o f men be g ive n th e
S u b s c rip tio n Rate — $2.50 ye a r
i ID E N T IC A L T W IN S , stars on
w eeks re m a in b efo re the Con pow er, w ith a ll o f the fo rc e o f
the U n iv e rs ity o f S o u th e rn C al-
g re a t w i ll recess fo r th e n a tio n a l law back o f it, to d e te rm in e wag
N A T IO N A L
E D IT O R IA L lfo rn ia baseball team , have been
N EW SPA P ER
n o m in a tin g c o n v e n tio n s
M ean­ es and w o rk in g c o n d itio n s
If
! AS'SOcfÄTl'ÖN tsigned to c o n tra c ts b y the N ew
B L IS H E R S
w h ile , the Houst* o f Represent th a t system is su b s titu te d f u r
Y o rk Yankees, w e see b y the
^ g K J W Ì w U Ì J I payers. T he s to ry is in te re s tin g
u tiv e s is m ore o r less m a rk in g c o lle c tiv e b a rg a in in g and the
A S S O C IA TIO N
i right to strike, then organized
in a ny case, b u t we im m e d ia te ly
tim e w a itin g fo r the Senate to Jlab or w i ll s u ffe r a s h a tte rin g
saw im p lic a tio n s o f one o f the
act upon the a p p ro p ria tio n s b ills set-back
biggest ru b a rb s in th e h is to ry o f
Ì ° 7 ï ï e -.e" “ 3 h »
- >•
and co m p le te a c tio n on s o m e
The
'N a tio n a l
K m ergency
•spoused at the expense of life
— Montaigne
W ith a Y a nke e fa rm team , h it
o th e r House-passed le g is la tio n
/F y o u A H { u n u su ally
sections o f the T a ft H a rtle y law
th e b ig tim e a fe w ye ars fro m
S E N S / T / V E TO COLD,
E a rlie r th is y e a r it was as­ w ere c a re fu lly th o u g h t out and
n ow
A Y O /D Y E R Y COL D ¡NA T E I
sum ed th a t th e m a jo r w o rk o f fu lly debat.*d T h e y p ro te c t the
th is session c o u ld and w o u ld be rig h ts o f la b o r to the v e ry fin a l
T he boys are r e a lly id e n tic a l,
O f * 7-0 ° l o n g s w / m m / n g .
I S-. f i « to « t 7 y \
~
w e are to ld T h e ir coach at USC
c o m p le te d by c o n v e n tio n tim e action w h ic h is a decision by
T hu s th e re w o u ld be a l o n g Congress on the sp e c ific case in­
“I ’d ra th e r lose w ith Taft than win with Eisenhow- says th a t he can te ll th em a p a rt
* i'
-C K r.’ ,
vo lve d , based upon facts and a
s
u m m e r and fa ll fo r cam paign
b
y
a
v
e
ry
o
b
v
io
u
s
m
ethod
One
er.
reco m m en d atio n by the P re«-
ing. It seems d o u b tfu l now , how
is o ld e r th a n th e o th e r — by
O S W /M M /N G W HERE
e ver, th a t the m oney b ills w ill dent T h is la w sh o u ld have been
T hat was the reaction of a member of the Old tw e n ty m in utes
, r H E A V Y GROWTHS
be
c o m p le te d by th e F o u rth o f used e a rlie r In the steel case It
M a k in g th in g s p e rfe c t fo r th is
US, L IL Y P A D S , O B
Guard in Texas the other day, ju st before his faction
J u ly F u rth e rm o re , th e s itu a tio n I sh ou ld be used now
T H E Y fiE D A N G E R O U S
p o te n tia l ru b a rb is th e fa c t th a t
literally stole the sta te convention from Ike’s backers.
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in the steel in d u s try is such th a t
ENTANGLEM ENTS.
W
n
fl
VVPPP
f
o
r
a
rrrl
an«o«r
...............
.
M
ost
people
are
in c lin e d t o
unless
the
s
tr
ik
e
is
s
e
ttle
d
and
who were fa r and away the more numerous.
say in p ro fe s s io n tl c irc le s , “ good
a
th e steel w o rk e rs have a new th in k th a t a C ongressm an
fie
ld
,
no
h
it
.
”
and
th
e
o
th
e
r
is
,
There is a chance th a t he will get his w ish; th a t he “ good h it, no fie ld .”
c o n tra c t, m em bers o f Congress m em ber o f the U. S House o f
m ig h ty
will have the dubious distinction of losing w ith Taft
w ill o n ly leave W ash in gton long R epresentatives — is
Suppose — ju s t suppose — j
a
nxiou
s
to
bt*
ree
le
cte
d
and
keep
enough
to
a
tte
n
d
the
tw
o
nom
this autum n. If he does, we sincerely believe th a t it will th a t in 1955, the Y a n k s s ta rt to i
in a tln g c o n v e n tio n s and then re ­ the Jot) T h a t is tru e , o f courae,
p
la
y
th
e
e
x
c
e
lle
n
t
fie
ld
e
r,
g
iv
in
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i
be in spite of the millions of Republicans, Independents, h im . le t's say. N u m b e r 20 T he i
tu rn late in J u ly , so as to be in in m any cases b u t It is n ot by
and regenerate D em ocrats who w ant to vote for Ike, o th e r b oy sits on t h e bench,
session i f le g is la tio n is re q u ire d any means the gen eral a ttitu d e
in th is se rvice 'Phis ye a r some
| to get steel p ro d u c tio n going
but who m ay be foiled by the politicos like our Texas w e a rin g N u m b e r 21
40
m em bers
n e a rly 10 per
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y o u guessed i t — N um -
a f te r S T R E N U O U S
friend, who may be able to railroad the so-called “Mr. b e Yep.
S e ve ra l proposals fo r n e w cent — are n ot ru n n in g fo r re-
r 20 ru n s o f th e fie ld w he n i
e x e r c is e , r e s t an d
Republican” in and thereby lost an o th er election.
law s to deal w ith the steel s trik e e le ctio n to the House
h is team comes to b a t and (
COOL O F F B E F O R E .
and s im ila r tro u b le s w h ic h m ay
p
ro
m
p
tly
w
ha
cks
the
b
a
ll
o
u
t
o
f
G
O
IN
G
S
W
IM
M
IN
G
'.
If there is still any doubt th a t the m ajo rity of the
a rise in the fu tu re have been
th e lo t. D id he r e a lly h it it, o r I
people in th is country w ant Eisenhow er, th ere is a very is th e tw in b a ttin g in h is place,
presented I have n ot y e t been
able to read th em a ll b u t th e ir
simple and inexpensive way of dispelling th a t doubt.
a fte r s w a p p in g s h irts w ith h im
g en eral th em e seems to be to set
e dugout?
W hat if the Ashland organization for Eisenhow er in E th ven
up c o m p u ls o ry a rb itra tio n , p ro ­
i f th e Y a n ks p la y i t h on ­
pledged them selves to send individually-signed post­ est. th e o p p o s itio n w i l l be fo re v ­
v id e fo r g o v e rn m e n t seizure o f
p la n ts, and p e rm it wages to be
cards to the N ational Convention in Chicago, begin­ e r su sp e ctin g a tr ic k .
set by e x e c u tiv e o rd e r.
o u t th e o n ly w a y th e s itu a ­
ning a week before the convention opened and continu­ tio A n b can
T he P re s id e n t refused to use
be reso lve d , sh o u ld the
ing until the first day of the convention, reading sim p­ m en sta y on th e same team , w i l l 1
the p ro v is io n s o f th e T a ft-H a rt
o ld “ Spanish p ris o n e r” s w in d le ,ey A c t because th a t procedur«
be b y p o s tin g a sp ecial u m p ire N ational Delegates Organise
ly “I w ant Ik e!” ?
i n o a
n f tte
tn m
m n
oH
it-» O regon.
L w
VO
n f n e
m m
rw v
A » e * r h im ».
S eventeen o f O re g o n ’s 19 pres­ i<
in the d u g o u t.
is hw»
being
p f te
d in
o l u i M ld n not
p ta o r w
to set
And w hat if the Ashland organization w rote every
The le tte rs suggest th a t the re­ wages. H ad he been able to m ake
S IL L Y
ID E A . Y O U S A Y ” I id e n tia l n o m in a tin g delegates to
sim ilar organization in the state, suggesting the same M aybe not. W e k n o w o f a s im ila r th e R e p u b lica n N a tio n a l C on­ c ip ie n t co nta ct a c o n fe d e ra te h is u n c o n s titu tio n a l seizure o r ­
plan? W hat if the plan was publicized so th a t every or­ s itu a tio n , a lth o u g h i t o ccu rre d v e n tio n m et in S a lem last S a tu r­ w ho w i ll d e liv e r keys to a tr u n k d e r s tic k , h is p o w e r to fix wages
o n ly once and in fo o tb a ll, not day, elected th e ir to p vote g a rn ­ c o n ta in in g $450,000 in U. S. c u r ­ and o th e rw is e c o n tro l o u r econ­
ganization for Eisenhow er in th e country’ heard of it baseball.
er, G o v e rn o r D o u g l a s
M c­ re n c y b e lo n g in g to a S p a n ia rd o m y w o u ld have been a lm ost
and followed suit?
irm a n . w idened a in c a rc e ra te d in a m e xica n p ris ­ w ith o u t lim it.
A p re p school w h ic h w e a t­ . K a - y . , as c h a
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on He is asked to advance $10,-
tended b ack East some years ago,
hp
H p I uctp n f
m a a i1
i l ’ n u m b « e n • n g ¡tended
ago c u rre n
b etw
ld lis
guard
A t firs t, I b elieve , org an ized
J The
, I n J result
!
i would
S)
U a d
e IU g ® f . m
in days b e fo re the fr'ee substb
t R een
ep ub the
lica n o s,
te n e d and
to 000 fo r expenses and to ld his cu t
la b o r th o u g h t the seizure o rd e r
tne millions to r Eisenhow er m ultiplied by seven; t h e 'tution rule, had id e n tic a l tw in s 80 m in u t es o f --------
k n o w h o w ” on o f the a lle ge d sum w i ll be $100, j was a good idea because it was
cost w
o u ld Kp
v o n il, , n
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a lm o s t c e rta in to g iv e the steel
cost
would
be o exactly
14 cents
to every citizen
w h . o b o th h a lfb a c k s , on th e ro s te r C hicago w e a th e r and hotels 000.
One o f th e m w as a w h a le o f a p ro ffe re d b y ve teran delegate School F or D eaf Praised
w o rk e rs w h a t th e y w ere asking
would like to see Eisenhow er president.
ru n n e r, b u t a p o o r d efe nsive R alp h C ake, r e tir in g n a tio n a l
Praise fro m a h ig h n a tio n a l i L id e ly th e re has been c o n s id e r­
The result, if not effective, would certainly show p la y e r. T he o th e r was poor, p e r­ c o m m itte e m a n , a n d selected a u th o r ity was g iv e n O re g o n ’s arne in d ic a tio n th a t the m ore
I state school fo r the d e a f th is th o u g h tfu l la b o r o rg a n iz a ti o n
where to place the blame of puttin g another Dem ocratic iod, and p la y e d v e ry lit t le , e x ­ c o m m itte e heads.
cept w hen the game was a lre a d y
U. S. S e n a to r W ayne Morse week fo r the th ir d consecutive people re a liz e th a t wage fix in g
adm inistration in W ashington.
decided one w a y o r th e o the r.
was th e o n ly m e m b e r o f the d e l­ year.
by g o v e rn m e n t m eans the end o f
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O ne a fte rn o o n n ea r th e end o f e ga tio n w ho was unable to at
the system o f c o lle c tiv e b a rga in
"Y
o
u
r
school
has
a
ttra
c
te
d
the
th e f in a l q u a rte r o f a gam e w ith te n d the S a tu rd a y m eeting.
j ing u n d e r w h ic h la b o r has made
a tte n tio n o f e du cato rs o f th e na
th e sch oo l’s b ig r iv a l, the op­
In the p rim a r y e le ctio n G o v ­
(such
s p le n d id gains.
tio n in th is special fie ld ,” Pres:
p o s itio n gained c o n tro l o f
the e rn o r M c K a y led th e „ tic k e t o f
I N o r can la b o r p o ssib ly gain
dent
B
y
ro
n
B.
B
urness
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By the tim e this editorial is read by anyone other b a ll in th e ir o w n t e r r it o r y and d elegates-at-large w ith 168.814 tio n a l A sso ciatio n o f the Deaf, In the lon g ru n i f wage fix in g is
began a re le n tle s s push dow n- votes. U. S S e na to r W ayne M o r­
The olway»-welcome, alw oyi
than the staff, the first of A shland’s annual “sum m er fie
to ld 400 associate m em bers fro m w ra p p e d u p in a n o th e r fo rm and
ld . T he coach o f th e school ris was second w ith 150.657
th re e P a c ific coast states, m ee t­ sugar-coated w ith the l a b e l
perfect w riting paper choice!
citizens” will be in town, finding places to live and eat w ith
y th
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in s was in a q u a n d ry .
T h e c o n v e n tio n w ill open on in g fo r a th re e-d ay session in Sa­ “ c o m p u ls o ry a r b itra tio n " T h a t
H
ighland Linen'» pen-inviting
cneaply, and preparing them selves fo r auditions a t the 14d w ,th J 'eason T he score was M on da y. J u ly 7 in C hicago. Cak« lem .
fobricked
surface bloom»
Shakespearean Festival th ea tre next Monday and Tues- e th e r s i d e \ ? e„ r f h =U!ih th e estfim a te d th a t ,h <
w o u ld Postmaster General Coming
in
fre»h
young
tint»: M l* f Blue,
day. Some of them will be disappointed in not g ettin g
A p p ro x im a te ly 500 persons,
Phone:
Tender
Green,
Kitten Grey,
the big p a rts they have th eir h e a rts set on. and a few of
a tie w o u ld have been a ta in E ise n h o w e r w o u ld be nom in c lu d in g P o stm aster G e ne ra l
Jesse D onaldson and h is w ife
D aw n Pink, Pure W h ite .
these
av a —
s e th o i» . J h ° r a t v ,c t?r y
B u t w ith the , in a te d on th e fir s t b a llo t,
6261 Office
are scheduled to a tte n d the an­
wounds will
or go
go aw
take
to o ho
l a back
t o t h home
e r T a t n X n ^ u r M
os^ $ 7
Packaged
with personality,
n u a l c o n v e n tio n o f N a tio n a l
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P
ostm
asters
in
P
r
in
e
v
ille
Ju
ne
featured
by
us with pride.
those who appear, however, even the disappointed ones cr a • y’
could see th e t i e P a lm e r House in C hicago not to« 24. 25 and 26th
69c
fo
r
most
sizes.
will
sum
m IO
er f f a o r l a a r la
n m n m
h e i , r th
'^ e ’.u
O f US stay
h e r e to a make
n d h r i a n pleasant
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™ eT
? e r n ^ U
b e h
r e r A t th v e T tim
good tw . in was the far
c o n from
v e n tio n the w stockyards
ill be held where
D onaldson has been asked to
M
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N
IM
EN
TS
or US here and bring more fam e to our town.
m th e gam e, b u t as w e have
A f t e r M c K a y ’s e le ction as address the co n v e n tio n .
W illia m C. L a w re n ce and W allace G Iverson.
P u blish ers
SECOME S "AEBATED 'A N D
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C H U R N NG W A TER .
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Bargain of the Week
“P a t e i d e . . .
— By M urray Wade
EATON’S
HIGHLAND LINEN
Welcome
Every year the sam e question is asked over and d e fe n s iv e iv 'asnnn,o to rio u s l>' p o o r ; c h a irm a n o th e r o ffic ia ls selected
th ev com e? T t’ intereated Persons in Ashland. W hy do ’’ass a«er pass, t a c k l e ' R ep M a rk H a tfie ld , Salem,
they com e. It s a good question. Alm ost all th e talented
hls t®rritory Rut i f he w ere p la tfo rm c o m m itte e R obert El-
young people who come here to act in the Dlavs are cer- thn^T rh v ' , under, . th,! rules in liOtt M cdford’ vice chairman;
S e y„ T ? d b ,e
P r ° fe S 3 iO n a l
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K
f
There are m any explanations, of course, but the took th /3«"15 2O'yard line* he Portland
u rn
h a v e ' T t ' ' k n ° W ih g “
T
a” d
th e ir
flo ris t, lo o k in g
^ n
w
w
c T
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r
h r
n iq u e * n d
m ore
~
medium have w hat is perhaps the best answer. No- Lnt,Tr5epted a pass and ran thp !man When Luke
where else can these young people, all of whom would ’ N o l^ h " ^ enemy t e r r it o r y ' have a fresh rose
X
's r ?
P S anl in which to participate.
the good tw in , th e te a m ’s o n ly
, , , ^ » k e s p e a re a n roles are alw ays regarded as abso- «del?"?“ 1' ' '
w‘ s ™ ,he
u e ops by members of the acting fra te rn ity
th is p o in t, o f course, the
bhakespearean
acting
on
a
stage
such
as
ours
where
n
^
8
were
s u ^ X " “ 3,1 ca7 y t h r g r e a t f o a d a n d n o t
S , in an uproar and
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chosen field; still they come here, often to eat m ore IthBI‘^ uai ter’
w a rd D en t T h ” Dafles, perm a-
lightly
than they
they could
would p.ay
wish,
and r m
any
-mL.hrrassedJcoach
had ?cnt organization co m m itte e:
roles when
m ajor
o le
s ^ e to w Dlav
te 'r e m inor
° to
‘¿ n ’ n“
8h a ^
S d
A M ) MARKERS
Ambrose Bierce said: D elib era ­
tion — that's the act of exam ­
ining one's bread to see which
side it is buttered on.
prom ised to
fo r each del
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Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry - Stive
W atch and Jewelry Repair and Engraving
i p ip ed “ m
rose« ”
m ake
ake i it t fo
fo u
u r r roses.
G irls State Under W ay
The
te n th a n n ua l O regon
G ir ls S tate opened in Salem on
M o n d a y and w ill c o n tin u e a ll
w eek. L eaders and c o u n c ilo rs a r­
HENRY CARR, Owner
such artificial aids as elaborate settings, is even more ?*; bench: eyery eye was on the riv e d last w eek end.
A f u l l slate o f senators and
enticing, and Shakespearean acting on an E lizabethan Meanwhile
a h
Phone 7131
re p re s e n ta tiv e s w ill h o ld le g is ­
272 E M ain
stag e ,n repertory a trem endous inducem ent.
slgn ( S f , de ~
la tiv e sessions in the C a p ito l
a n n u a l sesion is a s tu d y
But there are also other im portant explanations '
mill)ng a ro u n d th e coach — in T g he
o v e rn m e n t w ith 220 h i g h
all of which citizens of Ashland m ay be ju stly proudi s ^ l i i S ’ Sta"ding ~ al°ng the school
seniors fro m a ll o v e r the
ne o the most im portant is the prestige which the
S u d d e n ly the -po o r” tw in ran state p a rtic ip a tin g , the large st
a tte nd an ce in the h is to ry o f the
fe stiv a l now enjoys all over; another is the friendliness
th,e ,'?,ddlf; of the
e ve n t sponsored by the A m e ri
v o u n a X m e S° h m a n y A s h l a n d p e o p Ie h a v e s h o w n t h e
S C i '.an L e g io n A u x ilia r y .
young people who came in sum m ers past.
end<*d the game. The hom e tegam Quotes of the Week
‘ E ffic ie n c y
i n g o v e rn m e n t
We were shown a le tte r to a local citizen not di-
a51d in thc e x c ite m e n t, no
Craftsmanship plus Top Q u ality M aterials
ae m i m ^ n n rCi Cd. W it h
F e S tlV a l t h e O t h e r d a y . f r o m
i n d d e m u n S * . ^ w i ll come when we care enough
to w o rk fo r i t . ” — D r John Rade-
A ll Kinds of Polish— Shoe Accessories
er.,?P a s^ ye ar 8 company from a d ista n t city, r n h r e home team was in th e m a k e r, p ro fesso r o f so cial s c i­
ence.
It will be w onderful,” the young acto r said, “to get Is
R w.ast0° late
“While You W ait Servioe”
“ M r E ise n h o w e r is ju s t as
back to my sum m er home again.”
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whethcr
33 East M ain
Ashland
im p re ssive an in d iv id u a l as G en­
• e tnink th a t sentence goes a long way tow ard throu8h
h is one b ig chance e ra l E is e n h o w e r.” — G o v e rn o r
D ouglas M c K a y .
everV sum m erqUeStiOn
Why th e“e y° U" g pe° ple come
Wins in F arm Lottery
A state ta x com m ission a u d i­
a h T!,air co n tr' bu ti°n to A shland is a g re a t one. L et’s 1 iht' . point in i w ’mal^towns
to r, Anson Ingales, th is w eek
snow them we appreciate it.
back Ea,t
w on a 120-acre fa rm u n it in the
C o lu m b ia r iv e r basin irr ig a tio n
G U A R A N TE E D HO M E A N D AUTO
p ro je c t. In a g o v e rn m e n t - con­
The man who spends less th an he m akes is inde­
ducted lo tte r y In gle s d re w the
R A D IO R E P A IR S
10th choice o f 7500 farm s. T he re
pendent; the man who spends m ore th an he m akes is
Reasonable Prices
w ere 3,000 a pp lica nts
a slave.
W a te r fro m the C o lu m b ia w ill
Motorola Home and Auto Radios
I go on th e land n e x t year.
When the citizens of a com m unity are not con­
Old Sw indle Reappears
— f re 'j P ic k -U p and D e liv e ry
cerned with its grow th, why should anyone else take
L e tte rs received th is w eek and
an interest in it?
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KEEP OREGON GREEN tu rn e d o v e r to the p o s to ffic e de­ 41 East M ain
p a rtm e n t reve al th a t the v e ry ,
DK.E. MERRILL
Sheldon Jewelry
( H iK o ri; u tic ( l im c
308 N . M a in
P ilon e 1371
KNOX
SHOE REPAIR
Don’s Radio Service
Ranches — Farm s — Homes
Business Property
Je ss Kidwell
38 East M ain
Eusiness Phone 7866
Telephone 2 6587
Ashland, Oregon
Res. Phone 3176
Dr. Herman Wexler
Chiropractic Physician
ACUTE
A N D CHRONIC CONDITIONS
COLONIC IRRIGATIONS
236 E M ain St
Phone 2-3391
Ashlond Oregon