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P A C E TW O SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS RLUEW , ASHLAND OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1952 Southern Oreaon News Review Ashland, Oregon $g E **t M Bast M ain Stre*t rl d “ »«Çond-elass m ail m atter in the post office st A ih Und, Oregon, F e b r u ir , U J M J , u j * r ÏÎT o ic S .ii^ W, 11, a m ¿ .L a w re n c e and W allace G Iverson. e g / -------------- the Water y M CA. f a f a f a H to v S o fa y Publishers Cut “7ouut Leiter from Washington. . . Rw UAM . H A R R IS E L L S W O R — By HOM TH M am bar of Conor»«* 4th D istrict In u previous w eekly letter, 1 pense- money of their own : ^ y o i/r o r s ., told the story of the attempt Subscription Rate — $2 50 year • . B O A TS IE YOU made by the Administration C - C A N Y S W IM . Another uctivity — and ex HOW MANY ASHLANDERS forces to slip some m edical pro penditure — une of our Execv noticed that one of Ashland’s N A T IQ N A L E D IT O R IA L visions in a bill to amend the so N iW D A H I regular summer visitors, J i m cial security act The principal liv e department« is even more [« s g o c fV g N P U B L IS H E R S Sandoe, was quoted in Life mag purpose of the bill was to pro amazing than the o n e noted above The Department of State azine last week? A S S O C IA TIO N vide increased benefits. Since Jim, a member of the faculty that bill was brought to the floor is now assigning men to serve at the University of Colorado, under condition? which permit on the staffs of state governors' Who has taught at Southern Ore ted neither adequate debate nor A Washington news|>uper re "Even O PINION is of force enough to moke Itself to be gon College for several summers the right of amendment on the ports the fact ns follows: “In an espoused of the expense of fife " — Menrolgrw» ZJOA’í ’ T A K E O U T A s a il and has directed plays m t h e floor, the House was required experim ent to bring America's bo at UNL CSS y o u -X , Shakespearean Festival, is a either to accept the unnecessary concern in international affairs closer to the state level, t h e u n d e r s t a n d s a il in g . man of many talents. One of his socialized medicine language* T N /S N A S C A U S E D ' See You On Tne Fifth many occupations is that of a along with the desirable part of State Department has assigned Foreign Service Officers to the M A N Y A C C ID E N T S . ~ book reviewer. He has a regular the bill or vote against the Where are you going to be July 5? column in the New York Herald entire bill There being little staffs of two governors, E a r l Tribune, devoted to scholarly doubt in the minds of any of us Warren of California, and G At home? At work? On vacation? r and spiritly — discussions of the that the bill could be brought up Mennen Williams of Michigan ’ No wonder the State Depart Are you real sure ? What makes you so certain you latest thing in crim e literature again nunus the objectionable D O N T R O C K THE BOAT? nient which seemed to function O R IN D U L G E I N V IO The quotation remarked upon section, this first effort was vot may not be one of the hundreds of people who will start quite well In HMD with a budget ed down. above Was made In this capacity. L E N T N O R S E P LAY. out on a Fourth of July holiday trip — and won’t come Of $24 million requested $338 In a long article on a blood-and YOULL E N D A N G E R As anticipated, die Committee- million for the coming fiscal back? thunderer named Mickey Spil on Ways and Means struck out O T H E R S A N D YOURSELE nearly fifteen tim es as lane. Jim was quoted as calling t h e xJoject ion able paragraphs year Not a pleasant thought, is it? You may even be a much. him ’’an inept vulgarian.” and again brought the bill Io the little provoked that we’ve brought it up. One Senator in discussing tin* As an avid reader of mystery Floor a few days ago again un subect sumnw-d It up briefly Well, that's all right with us. For the more pro and crime stories, we would like der the "suspension of rules Tin- taxpayers back home will to say bully for you. James, you voked you get, the more you may think about this hit the wrertch right on the but Fourth of July traffic toll that annually makes a massa -»•»____ ___ ; 7 ;:y .. ,,nlv necessary It seems to me that ton. For years we have declared 22 members voted ”No.” As r« the program now proposed is D O N T T R Y TO S W I M — cre out of a holiday that ought to be for pleasure and unasham edly that the mystery ported, I voted against the bill just another attempt to engage in a g a i n s t s t r o n g C u r novel was literature worthy of the first tim e but was glad to patriotism, not for tragedy. r e n t s . S W IM A C R O S S propaganda all over the United the attention of learned men, vote in favor of the corrected States, THEM , TOW ARDS SN O R E. in an endeavor to sell You think it couldn’t be you? and we have found many learned measure. I was sorry that the the Amerieun people on the un men to back us up on it But ev "gag” procedure was used a sec wise schemes of the State De That’s what the 360 people thought who were kill ery tim e we make a statement, ond time for I think the b i l l partment " ed oyer the Memorial Day holiday just a month ago. we have to rush into endless could have been improved with 8 what the 8 936 people thought who have died in qualifications because of punks amendments from the Floor, At this point it seems approp like Spillane. Unfortunately, his but we members of the minority holiday traffic in the last six years. riate to give a few figures <>n trash, and that of many others, is party had no choice in the mat governm ent em ployment. Dur Yes, that’s right — 8,936 people killed in holiday too often lumped with really ter. uig the post «lx months the to good stuff under the general traffic in the last six years’ Almost three times as tal Federal civilian (x y ro ll ha* heading of ‘mystery story.” al- , Earlier this month I mention many as were killed at Pearl Harbor. H alf as many as exceeded $5 billion and is ex By M u rray W ade though it certainly shouldn't be e<* a *r*P being planned by the pected to continue at this rate have died for America on the battlefields of Korea. Spillane and his sadistic D*‘p®rt’T,<‘,lt °* Interior, a n d C alled on Ik * and M a m i* for the next six months At this secretaries of state, June 24-29 sexy, poorly written trip,» should I2o,ed ’ha‘ members of the House How many of these 8,936 people thought when they Eight of Oregon’s 18 delegates pace, the payroll w ill be $2 bil A signal discussion on the con never sit beside such masters as . . ornm“ tee on Public I^ands were lion higher than at the peak of started out during the holiday that they would never to the Republican national con ference program is on the con " ' Carr, ~ invited to go along The Jaunt is World War fl, when It was $B and Sayers vention flew to Denver last Wed sidered revising of state election Doyle, come back? Not one! an inspection trip »o public land billion a year. We have noticed a great deal nesday for a one-hour visit and law s to conform w i t h federal of his stuff on Ashland news areas It sounds ’ ke a good idea This one was just driving around the block to get a exchanged view s with General election laws. The latest report «hows 2.349. stands of late. We commend it ?n.u 1I ? c l 'eVe H ’’ Thc odd. and 716 em ployees on the Federal morning paper. This one was taking his fam ily to visit Eisenhower and his w ife Mamie. W ould Oust L iq u o r C hief I think irregular, part of the to the local book-burners. Those making the 2,200-mile deal is that the Department of payroll, with more than h alf of A suit was filed this week in fnends in Peoria. This one was merely crossing the round trip in one day were: ■ the civilians working In the D e the Marion county circuit court ONE OF THE MOST SERI Interior is paying the expenses fense Department, for a m ili Delegates Gov. Douglas Mc k i S - NOT 0NE^em WaS PUrpOSeIy going out t0 of the members of Congress who seeking to force Governor Mc OUS THINGS about the cold, Kay, chairman of the Oregon tary personnel of 3,500,000 The delegation; Senators Howard Kay to dism iss Robert L. Elf- damp, unsummerish weather we go along I am sure that Con fact that peak m ilitary person So, you see, it could be you. Belton and W illiam Walsh; Rep strom of Salem as liquor control have enjoyed recently is what it gress does not appropriate mon nel during World War II was com missioner. The suit was has done to the hay crop in the ey for the Department of Inter almost four times the present But here’s the bright spot in the picture: it doesn’t resentatives Mark H atfield and brought into court by State Sen valley: but equally serious, we ior to be spent on trips for Con number, or nearly 13 million J. O. Johnson; Carl Hogg. Mrs have to be you! ator Richard L. Neuberger. think, is what it has done to the gressmen The fact is that Con makes significant the apparent James Mott and Gordon Orput; The cause named in the suit The National Safety Council, which has the grim four alternate delegates Mrs is that Elfstrom is a Republican sense of humor of local boosters gressional com m ittees have ex I e xcessive civilian personnel and Not only has it embarrassed payroll costs Marian Lowry Fisher, W illiam responsibility for estimating these holiday tolls in ad L. Phillips, W ......... illiam «»wiixyii Robison anu and nom inee for legislative repre the Chamber of Commerce, Ash weather which may permanently Won/lrxll 117_aa. ■* — - sentative for Marion county land innskeepers, and sundry strain the good humor of every vance, says you can make i u its by Jess ---------------- u a . estim S i l t y ates o y y e look n d a l l silly Wyatt; Gard, na- w h ile serving as liquor commis proud proclaimers o f the joys of resident in listening distance _____ . ■ J - m e re lv n o in a a mereiy using a little extra caution, common sense and ~o?al commi”eeman; Ralph h sioner, a part-time paid job. Elf MT. SHASTA Ashland sunshine in summer The worst one we have heard courtesy to offset the extra holiday traffic hazards ■ Siem strom has said he w ill resign the and therefore ruined their dis som ehow fits with a crazy crnz<- P j fb 8/ yS the tOU C° Uld ** CUt in half' Or even by CommuniMcKay liquor position if he is elected positions ft has also led to a of the moment — the civil war Governor McKay said he would rash of bad jokes about t h e hat n UZA lr ’ 1 ,7 y °u a°d I would umne make up our minds, A Communique on the battle not accept a ___ — .----- m inas, by resignation before ........... It seems that down in some s « t T a llv t is t ic s aren 1 g ° ln g tO ................... b e ° De ° , f ........................... t h ° Se h o li d a y t r a • « i c y of the holidays came from the the Novem ber elec tio n IN -PRETTY PRINT logging workers, who worked hilly country to the South a few office of Gov. Douglas McKay State “ Governors Convene ¡only 17 per cent of the man years ago, there was an unsea- BAGS this week which makes Satur It s ju st th a t simple. Instead of saying, “It couldn’t day. Gov. Douglas McKay left Sa hours last year, accounted for sonal flood Water rose steadily July 5. 1952. a legal h oli ALL NEW PATTERNS lem Wednesday for Houston, 35 per cent of all industrial ac- up the hillside toward a small be me, ju st say, “It won’t be me.” ’ Then act according- day in Oregon. Texas, where he will attend the I cidents Oregon veterans, town on the top, and then one Now county em ployees can annual conference of governors who since applying for their bo day, out of a cave, down the hill have a long week-end of three T h at’s all there is to it. 'from June 29 to July 2 He was nuses have moved, are remind came an old man He had a beard days. ed that their change of address down to his knees and dragged Happy F ourth of July! See you on the F ifth! State offices are closed on Sat accompanied by Mrs. McKay From Houston, Governor and should be reported immediately a rusty musket through the wa, urdays. ■ ■ Mrs. McKay will go to Chicago Students and tourists visit er behind him. Offer Veterans' Names ---- --------—• -u e i Republican nation- ing the capitol in Salem, during to anenu attend m the As he sloushed up the hill to The Big Question Letters sent this w eek to Port- I aI convention, May and June averaged about ward the town he was heard to land business firm s offer to sell M»ss A lene Phillips, the gov ( 300 a day Col. George Spaur. mutter. "This is just too dam’ Honest, decent backers of S enator R obert A T aft e e i v i L ° \ J amCS u°f ,Veterans re- Hlway 66 Phon* 8811 secretary. also will at- ! Oregon’s Oregon’s state state forester, forester, on on mill mil! much I don’t care what General and there are m any of them — are sure to applaud Oftn n ^ bOnUS chf 5 ks Tho 40,- tend the conference and conven- ; tarY leave, plans to return to his Lee’s gonna do. I'm gonna sur Free Daily Delivery we_re P ee red at $25 a t,on forestry work July 1 the senator for statem ents which he m ade in aP press ???.. render ” thousand by D. L Swafford, an Beaver Pell« Trapped tacUcrsenf“ ,h Week' in Which he belabo’-ed the sm ear army reserve captain The first beaver trapping sea Prompt disapproval of t h e m f h° Se Warped individuals whom we discussed son held m Oregon for 20 years Plan came from William F. G a r $n n x 5'252 p e,ti valupd a t l in th ese pages several weeks ago. One of th e prim e tar- renstrom, director of the State f New P n llT ”d ‘Or'skVigOrous a tta c k was doseph Kamp. Department of Veterans Affairs; t a ? J e AyKrag/ s<'lling price was a New Englander who was too close to the N azis fo r k his ti. C. Saalfeld, bonus division di E ln U hr„in g ‘ h e “ “ Wh° ■’ «“ e d rector; John Schum. state adju- q «a- ° th e r furbearers included 3,835 ^ " mink, tant, VFW. and” T o ^ C o u X |2W a V e averaging r S ' s ^ $13 93 S o n g o S " 31" Ce ° " P h ° n y r a c i a l « r ™ n d s ' £ £ legion department adju- i 800 m u s k r V tT v ^ a g i’n g3 $ , ^ vs P im i U Rabbit Pellets BELLVIEW FEED STORE Business Directory fo r M S X ‘ ° k e e p h iS S U p p o r t - o u t™ : s x ba^ fw ^ hn th a t ; ^ -" t-n o and h^neS« i0,U „d wkt tO jOin th08e Wh0 find th is noble no honest and highly commendable in the sen ato r and do soUria„smaaT , i , ° th'e crescend°- We cannot honestly W hv d id n ? ! h d' ttlls, quest,on 18 constantly before us: K ta d “ n a t ° r reP U d iatC K a m p a " d Swaford says the plan is le v it . late business; that he nhta i„«.H ,? a r t e " a v e r a g in g B u„ Agenda Secrptarv of State Earl Secretary $16 ~ anfgr‘hxa,rcd pelts were sold ’ nd " d New- bry spoke at a strawberry fes tival breakfast Saturday in San- early afternoon crown “f ed the queen and Monday morn mg left for Providence, R I with Mrs. Newbry where he will S enator attend an annual conference of m an w h o h iA h ' kn° W th.e answ er to ‘ hat, too. m an w h n h nom ,natlon in h' 8 pocket. He laughs at man who has thenominat.ionin his pocket. He laughs at press conferences when questions which wouW have S T » „ T P - ag° Come UP Ha dnnlares tW na He m ? ' senhow er a snee on practically every- ODDonent k6a varlo“ s overtures tow ard his leading ious candMnt et Ce g °neS ~ the kind the v'ctor the election “ tOWard hiS deteated r i™l a fte r P « ! J8 * 60 Capital Briefs It will require nearly two years to com plete current con struction of additions and cell blocks at the state penitentiary • N ew safeguards have been set up to prevent em bezzlem ent of state liquor funds. A former em ployee has been arrested on a charge of larceny of public money Oregon lumber and orgt„V ede ir mCnaCe tO Him Hnd his Union a f<*r was H oo 1N ° ’ we, can,t 8ee an y th in g noble in perform ing a fo rm an c e ra m° nthS &fter th&t deed de^ n d e d per- ed TaJo St h° m ? UC? Kamp and o th er sm ear a rtis ts help ed T aft would be hard to determ ine. Few people really o ™ ep u °b M v SeS f i i r h a V e lfa !!e n t h e fa C i8 ts * b<"a . cd repudiation of aome Walter Redford, Realtor C raftsm anship plus Top Q uality M aterials Riinches — Farm s — Homes Business Property A ll Kinds of P olish — Shoe A ccessories "While You W ait Servioe” 33 East Main A shland, Don’s Radio Service G U A R A N TEED HOME A ND AUTO RADIO REPAIRS Reasonable Prices Jess Kidwell Pick-Up and Delivery__ Phon* 2 4141 Telephone 2-6587 38 East Main Eusiness Phone 7866 Dr. Herman Wexler Chiropractic Physician ACUTE M otorola Home and Auto Radios ' h " 'r b » 8 - Added up, it seems to us th a t Senator T a ft while he never enlisted the support of the Kamps - never im - X R rivk! n:vn,y h,s closest p °iiticai budd'»» John B ricker and Clarence Brown, to name but two deed, commented on it a t all _ he certainly did nothing t k i n 'o f h '1 7 hlle he thou« ht th a t th ere was still a ques? - h a v e used m aterial from K am p’s paper Tnd others tak es ushbaek8,ng the nom ination- The entire inc?dent t i V i r C?ngress and even °n radio program s devoted to pohtical m atters — w ithout ever acknowledging the o th er field W y rS t0 S Similar 8i‘ “ a tion in an- source of course. They have helped in spreading the b ir the aid of t h T rem embc'' when John L Lewis enlisted he, and the big He is still effective. g g he aid of the com m unists — or ra th e r accepted it — when he was organizing his C. I. 0., then turned vio-or- eove™ m in?en£tOr-T aft intends t0 m ake dishonesty in deed w?n thea nnm 1SSt e cam pai^ «hould be in- ous y against them a fte r it was organized. . 0 0 sma s m a r J t “ n o ", t b ¿ ’ “ keJ a.ft..a P a j o n a l politician, was f a " d8 o ; n d~ " winning the firat u t t l e . and also KM)X SHOE REPAIR A N D CHRONIC CONDITIONS COLONIC IRRIGATIONS M ain St. Phone 2 339! Ashland, Oregon Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry - Silve W atch and Jewelry Repair and Engraving Sheldon Jewelry DR. E. N. TERRILL CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC HENRY CARR, Owner Phone 7131 272 E M ain 308 N. Main Phon»- ,371
