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SOUTHERN OREGON NLV.S K U O ’, ASHLAND. OREGON
THURSDAY. JULY
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NOTICE OF SALE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of
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STATE
OF
OKEOON
FOR JACKSON COUNTY
In Probate
In tile Matter of the Errtul, of
DORA HELENA MORRISON
Deceased
NOTICE LS HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to an order made
and entered In the ultove entitl
ed Court in the matter of said Fs
tate, the undersigmxi Adminis
trator from and after the 15U
day of August. 1952, at the of
flee of Edward C. Kelly
22
Goldy Building, Medford. Ore
gon, shall proceed to sell, at pri
vate sale, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, or not less than
$3,000 00. cash and credit, the
following described real prop
erty, being and situate In Jack-
son County, Oregon, to wit
Beginning at a point which is
Wer* 19 33 chains. South 19 0
feet. West 231 25 feet, a n d
South 839 8 feet from trie
northeast corner of Donation
Land Claim No 79 in Town
ship 37 South, Runge 2 West
of t h e Willamette Meridian
In Jackson County, Oregon,
thence South 120.0 feet; thence
West 181.25 feet; thence Nortfc
120 0 feet; thence East 181 25
feet to the point of beginning
said property to be sold In one
pare«- H.
LLOYD W MORRISON
Administrator
WlNDr i I!» I D
G lim p se B ehind the Scenes of
th e S h akesp eare F e s tiv a l
By Don Berg
N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L
T A#
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L,GAL N0T,CfS
Friday night is “O” (for op
ening) nite of the 12th Annual
'A S S O C IA T IO N
season and a full house is ex
pected Buffet supper at Susan
À ,
ne Homes Hull at SOC at 8 30.
Even OPINION is of force enough to moke itself to be
music concert at 7 45, and op
•spoused ot the expense of life ** — Montaigne
ening ceremonies (very brief
again this year' nt 8 30 Then I
the curtains open. Director '
DICK
GRAHAM nervously edg
Another Festival
es forward on his green-pointed I
n
bench, and the actors onstage
Once again we are on the eve of the opening of the
begin speaking, begin living the
i..
characters portrayed in “THE
Oregon Shakespearean festival, not just Ashland's out
TEMPEST.' featuring H. PAUL
standing civic event, but one of the outstanding civic
KLISS as "Prospero," VIRGIN
(H ESSE as h i s charming brought DR and MRS THALL
events in the country. Seldom has one home-grown pro
d a u g h te r .
Miranda.” and and 2 children to Ashland from
duct done so much, some of it easily measurable, some
DOUGLAS MEEKER as "Cali the Bay City for the Festival ami
ban. the monster.’' BILL BALL 10-day stay in the Lithia City
of it too intangible to be measured, for one community.
• Big ticket orders pouring
will portray "Ariel,” the bird
Portland
Many Ashland citizens have been aware of this f o r
like spirit .
Wiftj a live audi into the box office
party ordered 40, local group
ence
for
the
past
week
at
dress-
years; others are becoming more aware of the import
rehearsals. cast members have asked for 48 reservations
ance of the festival every day.
been getting some compensation Festival Information booth to
Servire. I . S. I» "«v —. ...
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for their 20-hours of work every be* placed on Plaza for visitors
To President Rodney Keating and the Board of Di-1 O ld Chinese proverb soy— Forest
’to rule the mountain is to <ule the rive-.'
day . . Past week has b e e n and Lithia Water fiends being
rectors of the festival association, to all the many peo-I
strenuous for everyone. N e w painted by ROGER RATH
pie in the community and the Rogue river valley who )
benches were painted, placed in Madrigal Singing Group direct
proper positions, and have been ed by HANS LAMPL will sur
have helped immeasurably in getting the festival un
On
stenciled b y RALPH McCUL prise and delight festival audi the Smutch Autobahn."
derway, to Angus Bowmer, the festival’s founder and
LACK.
ED SINGMASTER ences this season . Erroneous second thought though, it would
producing director and his excellent staff, and finally
RALPH BURGESS, a n d GRA Oregonian article in last Sun be fun driving that gray Plym
Arduous task of day s magazine section apparent outh Suburban------
to as splendid a group of young actors as the festival ----- ------------------- ------ - ß y AlufToy Wac/e HAM DEAN
composing, transposing, rehears ly written from 1935 Festival
has ever seen, our heartiest congratulations and best lLoc<1 View, oi Nomin>H
Free - lance
writer
ing to be when you grow up?” program
Plan* For CapUal Mall
wishes for a very successful season.
,
Nomination.
iJbUI
ing, and editing music has kept should be lanced for many reas
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Oregon s two living Demo-
The man who designed Ore HANS LAMPL a n d Musicians ?“ * , • • • CITY OF ASHLAND
r rom all reports, it Will be the most successful sea- cratic ex-govemors rate v e r y gon’s modern state capitol, Fran and Technicians busy for many , ¿n* ,.on Fc*tival appearance
£ c C iö V . ?
cis Keally, attended a meeting
son in festival history.
J? 1116 esteem of members
new public address as brilliant window banners be
v in t o Reservations,
r e ' a r e h - v y ,. particularly
i h e Slx
y» those
« s e
B o , h of the State Capitol P anning weeks
speakers on walls adjoining gin to appear in store windows
Commission this week and gave each side of stage built, assem They glow in the dark__yet!
ceiient, and the new festival music program has added Ex-govemor Oswald W e s t members a lot of free advise.
bled. and installed by Technical Latest Lute Lore Clipping bur
much.
now 79, was called a left winger
The commission was impress Director, JERRY LE GRANDE eau in Minneapolis offered Hans
ihe letter, Mart. Th<
Outstanding J^mpl a newspaper clipping of
eve
ih*1 ° ? e f onsiders the humble beginnings of this l« ? to
“ an<Twn«>rid °th™ ed and is considering a request and his staff
man) reader» of T H E ( . IIH IS
to the State Board of Control to lighting effects achieved again his lute story, circulated local-
f l A N S< IE N ( E M O N IT O R
X but reverberating internat
event, then looks at its present stature, the picture is ~ lue sky” ,aws and prohibition, employ the New York architect this year by BILL PATTON
fell the Editor how much they
a little overw helm in g
1116 venerable king-maker long to outline a plan and design for Brilliant costumes made, alter ionally — for 25-cents. We sus-
enjoy th i, .L ily w o r ld « ,J ,
fiiH 'IM p tr,
ago swung to the right flank of development of t h e Capital ed, and designed by DOUG RUS Pect Mr Lampl declined the of-
the Democratic ranks. When I Mall.
'
Fes^
v®l
stage
now
cov
SEL and his staff of sewing ex
f hr .Moe /or it / ó r m oti
asked him to comment on t h e
While the commissioners were perts
u r tlu lty cthtrJ ntwi-
New York’s city-own ered with discarded carpet from
Good Men
Democratic nominations, h e ’curbstoning” Keally. he advis ed radio station. WNYC. read refurbished Mann’s Department
•* ihr V. S. , .
said:
ed them that the mall should ex about Festival in N Y. "Times" Store in Medford Actors can
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It strikes us that it has been a good many years “The convention delegates did tend seven blocks north of the and
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has requested recordings of X „ 7 c',lm -
since Americans have had such an excellent choice of as well as they could. They nom Capitol, flanked on either side the four plays to be played on
rii 1 ihtri n lumnJrtr
inated two clean and able men. by state buildings as thev are re their annual radio Shakespeare
eud fair. , t ••
presidential candidates as they have this year. Both
“But to win they have got to quired.
! kr Monitor n ,n t j it r
Festival in April
San Fran- STORY 5-year-old son of Fes-
rtndrr't h t n i i l y . ,
Ike Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson have tremendous take a decided stand against He advised that the Supreme ¡cisco “CHRONICLE" s t o r v tival Exec-Sec BIIJ. DAWKINS
those schemers a n d wastrels Court building when b u i l t
contemplates father’« future and
You, loo, w ill fmd die Monitor
personal appeal, and either, in our opinion, would make who have found their way into should
be north of Union street
asks. Daddy, what are you go
informative,
w.th
complete
an excellent president.
several departments of state in four blocks from t h e Capitol, of Oregon’s industrial workers mg to be when you grow Ip?”
world new, . . . jn d as necr-
Washington.”
and should be a decorative type rose this month to a record high Realizing that winter teaching
*«r>- ¿t jo u r H O M I. T O V IN
We have expressed our opinion of Eisenhower Ex-govemor Walter M Pierce of
building, outstanding in char of $80 80, according to t h i s n ..
paper
h lm y ° u n K lo o k in g .
many times before; we think his integrity and his who is now 91, served six ses acter and construction and not week’s statement of the Oregon Bill begins to explain but is in
1 w thi- ( 'upon for a Special
Inirod.i ury <ub<rription — 26
strength, as well as his knowledge of foreign affairs sions in the state senate, four just an office building.
Unemployment
Compensatio n terrupted by Mike, w h o savs.
ISSUES I OR O N L Y $1— And
terms in the congress and was
When asked about the place Commission The average hour When you grow up. I want you
and his ability to get along with our friends in other governor
Im en 1 uerday nights over AIM
from 1923 to 1927. He, ment of statues of Dr John Mc ly wage remained virtually the to be a Hard-Top Racer!” Avid
«anone to • f h t C h r is t ia n
countries are assets which far outweigh his lack of ex too, was called a liberal but has Laughlin and Jason Lee, replic same as it has been for several hard-top fan, Michael D , prob
Scient» M onk, r Views i f ,
stuck by his guns.
as of those in Washington, D C months, but the average work ably doesn’t realize that Daddy
perience in civilian, political affairs.
Ne w j.’*
Pierce’s statement on
t h e he said they should be east of week increased from 38 1 hours takes enough bumps and falls
His opponent, as many have said, is the best pos nominations was:
the Capitol at either side of the in May to 39 6 in June. The new each day in the Box-office with
sible man the Democrats could have found to run. Gov “Kefauver is a fine man, the walk in the center of the park record is accounted for by the out needlessly taking more on “ —
Th» O lm i,a a Stieasc Mun,tor
scholar in politics, but the Dem Jeading to the statue of the Cir- increase in working hours
ernor Stevenson, who had never run for public office ocrats
On» Norway Sr., Ru,,on IS .M asa. U S a
always pick a strong man 5V?* ? 'd£r The reP,ica of the
before he was elected governor of Illinois in a landslide for the presidency — and us Liberty Bell, he said, should be The highest industry record
.
•’< iaw»daM»n • I
was made by construction work-
' -I n ro „tJC
in» , Ch.oiian
election, has made an excellent record in his state as an ually elect him.
to the west of the Capitol
.Murun,,-,,
, tnt,0|e St,» »
jers with $92 84 in a 39-hour
Keally emphasized that now week. Luipbering, typographi
I am an old school Democrat
efficient, honest administrator. He has not been bossed
and support t h e party choice. is the time to crystalize plans
cal, paper mill, furniture, tex
by the old politicos, he has gone a long way towarc We have good candidates and a and
diagrams of the Capitol area tile and other skilled workers
i
.wi
MA’
<»«w»l
cleaning up corruption of every kind in his state, and he fine platform.
improvement.
were
increasing
their
earnings,
“The Republicans had a great Speed Bonus Payments
has been economy minded.
Lincoln and never chose anoth
The Oregon Department o f while declines were shown i n
The issue, then, which the American voter must er strong man until they got T. Veterans Aifairs is now on a t h e unskilled classifications, KEEP OREGOh'gHEFH
which include food processing.
R by accident — and he left the
basis- 11 has caught up
face in the November elections is not an issue of per party.”
H
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i
n
flow
°
f
aPP’iea-
sonality, but rather an issue of parties. Both candi
tions. All claims approved have
A Signal Republican View
dates have handicaps over which they have little or no Ex - gover n o r . ” Charles A. Peen paid and checks are being
control which may hurt them. Eisenhower, for in Sprague gave an impartial Re mailed at the rate of 15,000 a
day, according to H. C Saalfeld
stance,, has the American prejudice against a military publican viewpoint of the Demo bonus
supervisor.
cratic nominees in his column
man in the White House to beat down; Stevenson has It Seems to Me” appearing in h ° n
31 t h e dePartment
had mailed 80,000 bonus checks
an unfortunate (politically speaking) divorce.
the Oregon Statesman:
“The Democrats have put for to World War n veterans aggre
Behind Eisenhower is the shadow of the head-in- ward
an honest and able m a n gating $33,000.000. So far the
the-sand Old Guard of the GOP, whom he thrashed who
averaged around
wno lacks the vanity of Frank- « checks
ä L have
, ,
soundly in Chicago but who still hold positions of con lin D. Roosevelt and the petti- 54 . CheÇks to dependents are
ness and cockiness of Harrv S running higher.
trol in the party. Behind Stevenson is the shadow of Truman.”
Factory Wages Higher
the corruption of the Truman administration, the mis
The average weekly earnings
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Walter Redford, Realtor
DR. E. N. TERRILL
takes laid deservedly at the door of the Democrats over
i the past few years, and the backing he will receive from
the political hacks who boss his party.
If the shadows could be dispelled, then either man
would make an excellent president. We have a feeling
that the first candidate to rid himself of his shadow
wi win the election; and we think further that this
will be a simpler task for Eisenhower than for Steven
son.
Most of the people who want to earn big money
spend too much time trying to figure out a way to ?et
I it without working for it.
Every citizen of Ashland can add to the beauty of
j our community by improving the appearance of his or
her premises.
(JOHNSON IN STATES
Long Beach, Calif. — Return-
ing here aboard the heavy cruis-
or USS Saint Paul after spend-
ing nearly eight months in the
Xorean combat area is Robert
"i «“ " z i s f r c * « •
Johnson of 770 Oak St., Ash
land.
The Saint Paul spent her time
,UrJ?u
CrVise ran«in« the
ength of North Korea’s E a s t
Business Property
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Ashland, Oregon
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