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SOUTHERN OREGON NEW S REVIEW, A SH L A N D , OREGON
’JOE BEAVER”
Oregon News Review
A shland, Oregon
TH U R SD A Y , JULY 17, 1952
By Ed Nofziger
History Club Has
Picnic and Trip
38 Er it Main Street
Entered as second-class mail matter in the post office at Ash
land, Oregon, February 15, 1985, under the act of Congress of
March 3. 1878
W illiam C. Lawrence and Wallace G. Iverson,
T he n ew ly organized Oregon
H istory club at S outhern Ore
gon co lleg e plans as its first pro-
ect a field trip and picnic at
J a ck so n v ille, according to Dr.
A rthur S. T aylor, club advisor.
T he all-day excursion w ill be
taken on T uesday. J u ly 22
O fficers elected by the c l u b
yesterd ay included B oyd G ib
son. Portland, president; Judson
R eynolds, C ovina, C alif., v i c e
president: LaVon W agner, Rose
burg, secretary; and Barbara
M anley, M edford, treasurer.
The clu b num bers about 75
m em bers. Dr. T aylor reported.
The J a ck so n v ille trip w ill mark
the 26th annual trip to that h is
toric city
Publishers
Subscription Rate — 32 50 year
I fighting so ld ier a real from the
rigors of com bat
WE D ID N ’T IN TEN D T O
TA LK A BO U T POLITICS this
N A T IO N AL E D IT O R IA L
7 —=3
w eek We h on estly intended to
N 8W SPA 988
turn to m o r e serious subjects
k P U B L IS H E R S
and let our sides, w eak f r o m
'J U
A S S O C IA T IO N
laughter, rest until the D em o
crats started their ow n particu
lar brand of chicanery next
w eek But the con ven tion last
"Even O PINION is of force enough to moke itself to be
w eek rem inded us o f one o f fa v
•spoused at the expense of fife " — Montaigne
For
orite stories, and one w e feel
alm ost ob ligated to pass on.
T his happened in one o f the
sou th w estern states som e years
Th» services of t h i s
ago — a state in w hich the tw o
There was a maximum of verbage and a minimum
H a rtfo rd agency Include
m ajor parties are pretty e v en ly
divided This fact m akes politirs
more than th» paying of
of sound words uttered at the Republican national con
IH
particularly in terestin g there STU A R T RETURNS TO DUTY
losses.
I t ’s our d»sir» to
vention last week. This proportion, of course, is in the
Add to this the fact that t h e
Pfc
Robert
B
Stuart,
son
of
help
you
avoid losa and to
best tradition of political conventions, and the Demo
state is a poor on e — one in
Mr
and
Mrs
M
iles
Stuart,
102»
give
you
useful Inform a
w hich p olitical patronage m eans
cratic ratio will no doubt be more extreme.
Q ueen A nne, M edford, recen tly
much.
tion about your insurance.
returned to the 25th D ivision in
Among the generalities and absurdities, however,
In a sm all tow n in the state
Korea after, ¿i five-day rest and
C all on us for advic*
about a w eek before C hristm as,
there were occasional sound, sane, fresh pronounce
recuperation leave In Japan.
a
local
m
erchant
noticed
tw
o
any tima.
ments. As creditable as any, we felt, was Representa
A long w ith hundreds o f sol
sm all boys peering lo n gin gly in
diers from other d iv isio n s in
tive Judd’s call for new blood in the weary old party, a
S e r v i« . V . 8. D ep artm ent o f A r r ic u ltu r r
the w in d ow w h ere he had toys
Korea, he stayed In the finest
on display. He strolled outside
call issued during the Taft camp’s futile defense of the
Th« human race lives on trees— if trees didn't protect and maintain
h o tels in Japan and enjoyed
and
said
in
his
m
ost
Jovial
fash
soil and water resources, there d be no human race."
Texas steak
ion, “ W ell. boys, is Santa Claus m any lu xu ries unobtainable in
Korea. The leaves are part of
going to be good to you .”
vVhat if Democrats did vote in Texas? Judd asked
KILLINGS AGENCY"
the A rm y's p olicy to g iv e the
“ He ain<t com in g,” the sm a ll
very logically. If the Republican party is to again take
(Since July 188FI
er one replied.
control of the national administration, then the party
“W hat!” said the m erchant, “S ay, T ex, w hy did you tell
D EPENDABLE
those boys that the governor had
needs every regenerate Democrat and dubious Inde
non-plussed, “ A nd w hy not?”
INSU R A N C E COUNSELORS
“ A in ’t you heard’ ’’ the other can celled C hristm as’ ’’ "I’ll tell
pendent it can muster. The question was more than
Cornar Main and Oak
replied. “G overnor Blank h a s you, Joe," the man said. 'T m
Ashland Motel Bid*.
one of expendiency. If the Republican party was really Skip# R em arried W idow *
gonna teach them younguns '
ably E llsw orth and Cordon of done can celled Christm as!"
Phon» 8781
to become a dominant party again, Judd said, then it A ttorn ey G en eral G eorge N eu Oregon.
G overnor B lank happened to early to hate them dam Repub
licans!”
n er this w eek ruled that the w i Liq u o r P ro fit*
be a R epublican, and the m er
must have a fresh approach to old problems.
dow of a veteran w ho rem arried
D istribution of $3,740,000 of chant recognized the b oys as
A fresh approach was something that t h e O ld b efore r eceiv in g the W orld War p rofits
from liq u or sa les and sons o f one o f the tow ns most
n veterans bonus is not en titled
Guard not only could not supply, but did not want.
p riv ileg e
ta x es
accum ulating ardent D em ocrats
to such bonus.
T he next day he decided to
during
A
pril,
May
and J u n e
The only defense the entrenched forces could put W henever a w om an is disqual
get the fu ll story
w
as
m
ade
this
w
eek
to
36
O
re
up against the surprisingly vigorous assault of the ified to receiv e a bonus it goes gon counties.
He w ent to the man and said.
the ch ild or children, equal
Eisenhower people was the feeble rejoinder that those to
O
f
this
am
ount,
the
sta
te
’s
ly. If th ere are no children, it
who had remained loyal through the dark days of the th en goes to the vetera n ’s par general fund gets $3,385,000;
LEGAL NOTICES
cities get $175,000 and counties
ents,
equally.
past 20 years should be allowed to remain and hold
$180,000.
NOTICE OF SA LE
power in the brighter days ahead. But things looked Am ericana D on't Caro"
I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
Dem ocrat* A it ir
A m ericans are ind ifferen t to
THE STA TE OF OREGON,
bright in 1948, too, and there was nothing to indicate w hat
Scouts fo r Sen tor Warren G
is happening in Russia be
FOR JA C K SO N COUNTY
that the Old Guard could win an election in 1952 any hind the “iron curtain,” Dr. Bo- M agnuson of W ashington w ere
In Probat»
hus B enes told h is audience in in O regon last w eek contacting In the M atter o f the Estate of
more than it could in 1948.
d eleg a tes to the D em ocratic na DORA HELENA MORRISON.
S a lem th is w eek.
Paradoxically, the old boys tried to sway the con ‘‘A m ericans just don’t care — tion al con ven tion in C hicago,
D eceased.
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
seek
in
g
support
for
their
sen
a
t
vention with the argument that Tom Dewey, one of Eis th ey let their p olitician s do it,
that
pursuant
to
an
order
made
and they don’t care eith er,” he or for the vice-p resid en tial nom and entered in the above e n titl
enhower’s vigorous young men, had led the party to de said.
ination . . . H ow ard M organ, ed Court in the m atter of said Es
feat in 1944 and 1948. But the argument, beneath the S e v e r a l state o ficiá is, includ M onm outh rancher, w as unani tate, the undersigned A d m in is
surface, was not sound. Dewey was the front for the ing legislators from over t h e m ously reelected state chairm an trator, from and after the 15th
by O regon D em ocrats. day o f A ugust, 1952. at the o f
party in those years, but we seriously doubt that he state, w ere in the au d ien ce that Saturday
applauded B enes, a n ep h ew of V olney M artin, P ortland, w h o fice o f Edward C. K elly, 22
ECONOMY So little
led it anywhere the backward-lookers didn’t want to form er P resid en t Edw ard B enes is a candidate for state senator, G oldy B uilding, M edford, O re
gon, sh all proceed to sell, at pri
cost by bus! Enjoy Greyhound service
w as elected secretary.
of C zechoslovakia.
go
M onroe S w eetlan d , O regon’s vate sale, to th e highest and best
‘‘If the R ussians are convinced
everywhere in air-conditioned Super-Coaches.
bidder, for cash, or not less than
Things may be different now. The Republicans that
the U nited S tates is s u ffi D em ocratic n ation al com m ittee S3,000.00, cash and credit, the
chose a strong leader, and one who will appeal to a wide c ie n tly arm ed to handle the sit man, left last Sunday m orning fo llo w in g described real prop
C O N V E N IE N C E N o waiting
variety of voters. Furthermore, if he will be content uation, th e y w ill not invade. for C hicago. He is a d eleg a te to erty, being and situ ate In Jack-
when you g o Greyhound! Frequent
They are not goin g to start a the D em ocratic n om in atin g con son C ounty, O regon, to-wit:
to allow the split that developed before his nomination third
service ro all points in the West,
B eginning at a point w hich is
w orld w ar if th ey feel vention, pled ged to Sen. Estes
remain, we think both he and the party will be better there is the slig h te st possib ility K efau ver o f T en n essee for pres W est 19.33 chains. South 19 0
.ill -18 states, Canaria.
feet. W est 231.25 feet, a n d
ident, and if this fa ils the d el
off. No organization can have two heads, and a Duff of being d efeated .”
South 839.8 feet from the
egation is pledged to him for
THRU-EXPRESS BUSES
northeast corner of D onation
and a Dirksen, a Clarence Brown and a Wayne Morse, Voters Pam phlet Deadlines
vice-p
resid
en
t.
on main north-south, cast-
A ugust 6 is the last day on
Land Claim No. 79 in T ow n
can never get together.
w hich
a ffirm a tiv e argum ents Traveling?
ship 37 South, Range 2 West
west routes. N o local stops,
of t h e W illam ette M eridian
For those who carp th at the Eisenhower backers con cern in g m easures on the bal Sum m er construction o f state
no extra fare.
in Jackson C ounty, Oregon;
lot in the N ovem ber election h ig h w a y s is at its peak now
are too liberal to be Republicans, who say they are dis m
thence
South
120.0
feet;
thence
ay be filed to appear in the
A sk a state oficer about de-
West 181.25 feet; thence North
guised New Dealers, let them look to the party’s his voters pam phlet.
A sk a sta te p olice officer
120.0 feet; th en ce East 181.25
tory. The Republican party of Lincoln and Teddy N eg a tiv e argum ents m ay b e about detours and road con ‘ feet
to the point o f beginning;
filed
until
A
ugust
21.
C
andidat
struction if you intend to m ake said property to be sold in one
Roosevelt was a progressive party. It can and should es have u n til A ugust 26
J. W. G A R R E T T . A gen t
an e x te n siv e trip in O regon. parcel.
be again.
T hey w ill h e lp you sa v e tim e
LLOYD W M ORRISON.
Congressmen H ere
Phone 8181
A shland H oral
A dm inistrator
A closeu p o f sustained-yield and gas. They are doing a great
job
at
it,
alon
g
w
ith
th
eir
m
any
forestation in Oregon and Idaho
is b ein g m ade this w eek by a d el other duties.
Most construction projects are
egation o f congressm en and for
on the fo llo w in g highw ays:
Anyway you look at it, it’s going to cost us money. estry officials.
Ochoco, C olom bia R iver, Dai-
T hey are scheduled to arrive
Because television may affect the U. S. more than from
Idaho Thursday to m eet les-C alifornia, P acific, Oregon
any other invention in history, it is imperative th at ed w ith G overnor M cKay and form Coast, John D ay-Burns. W ilson
ucators and others do some very careful planning to see er G overnor C harles Sprague, R iver, U nity-B aker, Coos Bay
w ho is chairm an o f the Oregon R oseburg. U m pqua. W asco-H ep
that this new medium of information is used to great and
Shanico-F ossil.
Elkton-
C alifornia ad visory board. pner,
est advantage, according to President A. L. Strand of F riday m orning, tw o busses w ill S ou th erlin , Tiller-T rail. a n d
take the group to the Black Rock W arner V alley.
Oregon State college.
area w est o f D allas to see sy s
Writing in the latest issue of the OSC alumni mag tem s of forest m anagem ent in
azine. President Strand says that while the cost to the action and phases o f m odern log
Ranches — Farms — Homes
state would be considerable “it seems almost unthink ging operation.
Business Property
C ra fts m a n s h ip plus Top Q u a lity M a te ria ls
C ongressm en in the oarty in
able” that scientific and technical institutions like OSC clude A spinal o f C olorado,
A ll K in d s of P o lis h — Shoe Accessories
which are charged with state-wide educational respon Budge of Idaho. D ’Ew art o f
Jess Kidwell
Telephone 2 «587
M ontana. Harrison o f W yom
sibilities will not use television.
“While
You
Wait
Servioe”
ing, Jensen o f Iow a, M urdock of
33 East Main
A shland
38 East M ain
In Oregon, three of the best “very high frequency” A rizona, N orrell o f A rkansas,
Ashland, Oregon
Euslness Phone 7866
Res. Phone 3176
channels have been reserved for education. These in Paulson o f C alifornia and prob-
. . I ASÍbcÍATÍ^N
I
V /d o ry in Chicago
you,
any time
S. C. Jones & Sots
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By M u rray W ade
M
Television and Taxpayers
Business Directory
KNOX
Walter Redford, Realtor
SHOE REPAIR
clude channel 7 in Cox-vallis; channel 9, Eugene; and
channel 10, Portland. In addition, “ultra high frequen
cy” channel 18 has been set aside for Salem.
The decision whether to use these channels must
come from state educational agencies for the most part
before June 1, 1953. On that date, if the allocations are
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Strand points out
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RADIO REPA IR S
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a station on the air and perhaps $150,000 a y e a / t o
maintain it, depending on operating policies. Equip
ment would likely become obsolete rather rapidly as
new technical advances such as the change to color are
made.
Education cannot depend on commercial studio
time, however, President Strand says, because it would
be forced into undesirable hours in favor of advertised-
sponsored shows.
Yes, we have to pay for it, but we have to protect
ourselves. Better to pay for a rather dubious education
al device than give the medium over entirely to the
Hoopalong Cassidys, the murder shows, and broken-
down burlesque entertainers.
Don’s Radio Service
Remember on« time when I told
about the old loose-stone wall that
separated Eaay Roberta’ property
from Handy Peterson’s?
That was when they decided they
really didn’t need the wall between
them in the first place— so they
simply stopped repairing it.
Now I hear where a fellow, who
bought the old Johnson place, wants
to buy all those stones. It seems he
figures a stone wall is just what’s
needed on his property.
From where I sit, i f that fellow
wants to build himself a stone wall,
that’s his business. But If It’s not
really serving any useful purpose
he may sooner or later discover
—just like Handy and Easy did—
that he’d be just as well off without
one. Even some old-fashioned walls
of prejudice are disappearing—
like those that would deny a per
son’s right to a friendly glass of
beer now and then. Most Ameri
cans are learning that “wails” can
get in the way of the persons in
side as well as the persons outside.
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D icm o n d s
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C O L O N IC IR R IG A T IO N S
Phone 2 -3 3 9 1 1
A s h lo n d , O regon
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W a tc h and Je w e lry R epair an d E ngraving
Sheldon Jewelry
DR. E. N. TERRILL
CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
H E N R Y CARR, O w ner
3 0 8 N . M a in
Phone 7131
Copyright, 1952, United State» Brewer» Uottnihilion
P hone 2-4 1 4 l|
W a tc h e s
C h iro p ra c tic P hysician
2 36 E M o in St
— F ree Pick-U p and D elivery
41 East Main
Dr. Herman Wexler
27 2 E M a in
I’hone 4371
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