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SOU 1HKRN OREGON NEWS REVIEW, ASHLAND, OREGON
Southern Oregon News Review
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THURSDAY. JUNE 19. IM2
| MEDFORD SOLDIER
By Ed Nofziger
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A shland,O regon
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With the 40th Infantry Uiv in
Korea — George S G reen J r ,
whose parents live at 1410 Eu
d id uve., Medford, was recently
promoted to sergeant while ha
was serving with the 40th Infan­
try Division in Korea.
Now on the central front
south of Kumsong, the 40th en­
tered the fighting last January
after 16 months of training in
the U S and Japan Originally a
California National Guard unit,
the division is now filled with
men from every state In t h •
Union
Green entered the Army In
November 1950 and Is now serv­
ing as a member of Company M
of the 180lh Infantry Regiment
tor 37,000 veterans by the state
At every session of the legis­ auditing division of the office of
lature the ways and means com the secretary of state and are be­
N A T IO N A L
E D IT O R IA L
m ittee has to estim ate the ing mailed at the average rate of
N 8 W S P A F IK
amount of money a state insti 750 a day
PUBLISH ERS
The first 75,000 checks call for
tution or departm ent needs for
ASSOCIATION
the coming biennium The old a total of $31,000.000 and will
routine has been for the com­ average approxim ately $415 A
II!
m ittee to make a second guess total of $46.000,000 in bonds has
after the institution or depart- been sold to finance the bonus
"Even O PINION is of force enough to make itself to be
I
| m eat head had made his guess. payments.
espoused ot the expense of fife.** — Montaigne
Í/A
H arry Dorman, director of the No Raise for Slate Workers
state departm ent of finance, be
The 4.7 per cent pay raise pro­
| lieves he has the answ er to that posed by the state civil service
one and he convinced the em er­ commission to attract a more ef­
gency board this week that his ficient class of workers to state
The report that the Ashland Chamber of Com­
plan is a good one. The board, jobs was turned down by the
which has only an advisory capa­ emergency board last Friday
merce is to conduct a campaign to raise funds this year
city. gave the green light to an when G overnor Douglas McKay eral aid act for 1954 and 1955.
and expand its activities is an encouraging one, and
expenditure of $46,120 to pro­ sent the board a letter asking totaling $575.000,000
one fund drive we certainly hope succeeds. Problems of
vide salaries for several budget that they request the civil serv­ Pay to JobloM Up
finance before an organization of this kind, particularly
exam iners Dorman's plan is to ice commission to give the sub­
Unemployment compensation
to Jobless workers during the
have an exam iner spend two or ject further study.
in a small city such as Ashland, are always great, but
three months in various depart­
It was generally predicted that benefit year ending June 30 will
they can be solved. And they must be solved here. No
ments to get a day by day pic­ this will hold up any raise until amount to more than $60,000 a
m atter how efficient the personnel, the Chamber cannot
ture of Just what state support the legislature meets next Ja n ­ working day
is needed.
function properly without money.
P aym ents made during t h e
uary Many departm ent heads
These budget exam iners will and institution superintendents first 11 months am ounted to
i v n t H Servit». U . 8. D epartm ent o f AgrH-uItare
Often the value of a Chamber of Commerce, like
report to the budget departm ent have declared the present salar­ $13,376.018. an increase of 32
the 'Small Sawmill Operator'* Manual' from the Fore*t
and their observations and data ies. particularly in the lower per cent above the same period
the value of so many similar organizations, is lost to “H«'* got Service,
and boy ha* he improved hit operation* “
will be available to the ways and brackets, are not attractive to of 1950-51. The month of May
the general public. No one knows how many families
means comm ittee and other leg­ workers who are efficient and showed a 62 per cent increase
have moved to Ashland because of information and help
islative committees. They will willing
Persons claiming unemploy­
given by the organization, how many businesses have
also be available to appear at Fraternities Out at OTI
ment compensation during the
public hearings.
been established here because of similar activity, how
Secret societies and tra trm i- j 1951-52 benefit year passed the
Not infrequently a departm ent
many tourists have been persuaded to stay over an­
ties
have been banned at Oregon 92,000 mark this week This Is
has more funds than are requir­
6.000 more than were receiving
other day. All of these mean money in the pockets of
ed to finish a biennium and often Tech Institute and at any junior I jobless benefits at the same date
college
that
may
be
established
By DON BERG
Ashland citizens and progress for the future. But be­
last year
perb lighting is assured again the departm ent has a head who In this state.
is resourceful enough to find
cause the Chamber doesn’t sell a tangible piece of mer­ New personalities in t h i s this season with the return of needs
A
request
to
establish
a
policy
for the money in his de­
PA TJO N of Medford. Bill
regulating fraternities and sec­
chandise, few ever see its real value; few know all of year’s Shakespeare Festival cast BILL
has done extrem ely well down partm ent instead of returning it ret societies was made by Win­
the phases of its activity.
include an ex-burlesque comed­ in Hollywood — viz: lighting of to the state
ston Purvine. director of OTI. a
Chacks Flow ing
It was also encouraging to note that members of ian, a form er Stratford-upon-Av­ Jack Benny's radio show on CBS Bonus
two year vocational school op­
Of
the
99,000
applications
for
the invention of a new out­
erated by the state at Klamath
the organization are interested in the tourist and what on Shakespearean Actor, a stu ­ and
door game called "Padilac.” The veterans’ bonus checks process­ Falls
he could do for the economy of Ashland and this area. dent from Rio de Janeiro, a game can be played anyw here inr ed by the state veterans depart­ Tlie decree of abolishm ent was
night club M.C., a radio continu­
Tourist attractions are unlimited here, although they ity w riter, and woman's pro­ a lim ited space and is a combin­ ment, checks have been written made by the state board of edu­
of tennis, badminton, and
cation. meeting in Salem this
are not knoyvn as well as they should be. It would be gram director, a TV actor, a ation
squash, and handball. Game is
week.
well to make them known, however. It would pay none mechanic, and dozens of other due to be m arketed soon, Bill rocent eyes. Perhaps TV will Aid for State Highways
unusual occupations . . . Public hopes, and he and partner Bob change all that,
though
we
of us to ignore the state’s third largest industry.
is invited to rehearsals in a fter­ Scothom are the brains behind doubt that even HOPALONG
Federal cooperation in financ­
noons and evenings. Cool eve­ PATION-SCOTHORN ENTER CASSIDY will lure them away ing Oregon’s highway program
ning breeze w afting up to C haut­ PRIZES . . Speaking of lights. for long!
has been augmented by alloca­
auqua Shell lures m any resi­ Bill Patton and his crew are in
tion of $8.620,000 by congress
YOUNG
FAMILIAR
FACES
dents, who find it a cool, enjoy­ the process of hooking up new
and expected to be approved by
CLARA DANIELS of Medford
At least two refreshing things other than the ex­ able, and economical way to lighting
Only
REMEMBER, when y o u
console on the Festival one of the few rem aining local the president this week
general’s refreshing personality have been quite evi­ spend an evening . . . No truth stage. If doubtful about how the actresses to survive strong com­ alteration in the allocation
buy
insurance. that
d
to rum or that Festival Exec-Sec, Festival profits are spent, check
would be a presidential veto
dent in Dwight D. Eisenhower’s all-out campaign for BILL
trouble
come*
you
w
ill
petition
from
outside
the
Rogue
DAWKINS, has turned price list of new equipm ent in­
This sum is a part of the fed- ,
Valley is back for her 5th sea­
the presidency so far. One of them is his off-the-cuff m ercenary. Bill is searching for stalled.
need
h e lp
—« expert,
son . . . O ther survivor is SU-
prom pt, frien d ly service.
speeches and other indications th at he intends to con- a , musical
,c instrum ent for HANS HELP W ANTED
SANNE LA MARRE HANSON,
This should be part o f your
duct his own campaign and indebt himself to as few of LAMPL’S Elizabethan musicians Box Office Typists, bench as­ wife of Director PH IL HAN­
MT.
SHASTA
insurance
protection.
SON.
Sue
is
beginning
her
6th
sembly
crews,
backstage
w
ork­
the professional politicians as possible; the other is his I “ als° hard to find — usually
season
and
PHIL,
whose
p
o
rtray
­
ers.
musicians,
and
extra
actors
ready admission that he doesn’t know all the answers ^ arch 15th and other inconven- and actresses for short roles are ! als of "HOTSPUR’’ and ”MAL-
For dependability a n d
to specific questions.
lent times of the year . . . P rior
prom
ptness when you need
_
to Monday try-outs, Festival needed by the Festival heport ! VOLIO" will long be rem em ­
it most, place your inaur
to
the
box
office
on
Pioneer
St
bered,
is
em
barking
on
his
4th
rro-1 aft men and the senator from Ohio him self',ounder and producing director in a.m. if possible
IN "PRETTY-PRINT"
year as actor, his 2nd year as a
•n e e w ith this Hartford
have tried to pooh-pooh Ike’s unwritten speeches as a I
®?WMER; with MRS SO N N ETS A N D PR A ISE TO
director in the Festival
Cos­
BAGS
agency.
political maneuver, but that seems highly unlikely., taking off for S V k ^ fo i RALPH BURGESS. ROGER tum ier DOUG RUSSELL returns
ALL
NEW
PATTERNS
DR —
B for his 5th year as chief of all
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vLuouiunai p
u m ie ia n would
w ould dare le
an 1 w" Oie weex.
n ta n and the RATH, GRAHAM DEAN.
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What
politician
let t nis
his __ m
man.
week su
Suntan
n o r f in u la
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?lppmina cmllAo
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particularly if that man were an am ateui'like Fiacn «leam in8 smiles on G ertrude and A COPE j ohn hamacher Festival costuming
h h n o w » o " r in
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C i p
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n - j |S
Gus
and the m any others who have
in the political
arena^ sp^ak on hfa
o™
“d1n” could
“ u, only
°a,1 m mean X thev
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“¿ 7 w
orked at regular jobs during
would take that chance.
iio m i, . . . c m i
ilS S the day, then donned overalls •
"BILLINGS AGENCY’
and work clothes to build and
(Since July 1883)
that
>p-
assemble new festival benches
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that with the views of many of his backers will find BEHIND
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two of A shland’s most generous
that, on domestic policy, he is far to the right of most of
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DIXIE MCCULLOCH, lately of
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Morse was reminded on a radio program last Sunday
that on domestic issues, he and Taft were closer togeth­
er than he and Eisenhower, whom he backs.
i
ThiC, a^ mission from a candidate that he doesn’t
know all the answers is, on the other hand, more sta rt­
ling than the unwritten speech. It is almost unheard of.
but certainly honest. Of course the man doesn’t know
all the answers; we doubt that he ever will. We have an
idea, however, that he won’t be long learning them.
a s n’‘AnONW
u X r gOnne G iri’^ a ls is t o th e r b
ant to Bill Dawkins. Dixie’s par- ! S g trio are n I n CY c T ark '
CULLOCHC onand R A LPH
1 JO N E S and ROBBIE COLLINS
LULLOCH, on nand again this “G au n t J o h n ’’ and
r
year helping with 1000 and one were elected
come a post-Father’s Day Fath-
er any day now MRS D takes
it all very calmly and MICH
AEL. the 5 year old son of the
, Festival’s Exec Sec., has no com-
By HON. HARRIS ELLSW ORTH
ment as yet. except that he
M ember of Congress. 4th D istrict
thinks his brothers will probab-
This letter is w ritten earlier in sides of the world are kicking lo M I ^ F a l ^ i - X k ^ ”0^
the week than usual for the rea- i up a lot of trouble W
w neiner
,
hether n it - : n There’ll
be a resounding re-
son that Mrs. ElL-worth and I may get big or stay little no one
.v-
3 resoundin8 re-
ire
have been called out to Los An- knows — at least no one in the
th,s year if anyone asks,
geles because of the sudden 1 free world knows
The agree ■ Is there a DOCTOR in the
death of Miss M argaret Gildea. ment by the Western powers on house?” Over THIRTY Portland
Miss Gildea has been a foster a treaty with the West German doctors and their wives are ex­
m other to Mrs. Ellsworth since Republic was a serious blow to pected to attend this year’s Fes­
her childhood after her o w n the Kremlin. This, coupled with tival and have made reserva­
Su-
mother passed away. We are fly- the growing m ilitary defense in tions for all four plays
mg out and back, and will be Europe, apparently' leaves the
gone but a few days.
Russian rulers in a state of frus­
tration — if not fear They visitors in the corridors o f
HEIR Capitol
The Defense Production Act, would, if possible, frighten ail
the law which carries the auth­ concerned as much as possible
And speaking of Washington
ority for m aterial allocation and in the hope that one or more of
for price and wage controls, has t.ie parlim ents would be afraid being crowded — the Joint Com­
been under consideration in the to ratify the German agreement. mittee on Reduction of Nones­
Senate. It will be brought up in Although during this month sential Federal E x p e n d itu re s
the House soon. The law will ex­ Americans are quite preoccupied (the Byrd Committee) reports
end of June ““
unless
" pire
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■ » with our own Political problems that civilian employment in the
extended I think it is safe to H m ust not be overlooked that Executive branch of the govern­
p red it. that there will be very right nw is a time of world ten- ment increased by 10,665 during
few, if any, basic changes made sion equal to none since the end the month of April. The total
num ber o ' such civilian employ­
in it although it seems likely the of World War II.
renewal will be for a shorter
Washington, D C has b e e n ees on April 30, the Committee
unTil March a!* X
“ perhaPs «warming with visitors for the said, was 2,549,714
Remember the signs we used
H
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e“
fh°em ^ S : nod(
to see during the war: ’Is this
trip necessary?” Possibly i t
d e n t‘c^n fake3 anH hern io T k X b ist cfVh JUn<? h™
t h ® miSht
good P
^ ^ g y ' if m in
might b°
be good
psychology
the situation.
'° ° k dt a ¿ w i a v Z eX r
iA thou«h !the h®ad °«ces of the various
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d.
g0 we suffered a departm ents there could be some
The Russian communist gov-
big as m a rb le i? H hallst?nes sj K”s readi"« something l i k e
ernn.cn, and
ilooKS „„
a„,b « -
new emp,„y.
Letter trom Washington. . .
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