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PAGE FOUR IHUHSDAY, JULY 31. 1952 Oregonians Take European Trips MOTHER S HELPER Oregon residents are flocking to Europe in record numbers, and foreign travel by Oregon ians this year may exceed last year’s figure by 40 per cent This is the estim ate given by Lloyd Crowe, manager of the Oregon State Motor Associa tion's touring department The American Automobile As sociation is forecasting that the all-time record number of Amer lean tourists to Europe during a single year — 300.000 in 1050 ——may be broken this year by as much as 40 per cent Diapers can be as sanitary Crowe says he believes Ore washed as clean at home as in gon travelers or V ex w— ---------- - w —. ill . . equal v* a - co,: , il laurtdr > r ow with ’ he c e e ’ the AAA percentage esti- f 01 latest am : at;c wuslu 1. in fact, only half as many diapers mate Bi*e needed by* today's mode i t Request for routings, informa mother, tot home washing with tion and procedure for shippmg Whirlpool automatic assures a cars far exceeds those of any fresh supply at any time. Maybe mother forgot to wash previous year, the touring e x diapers before the supply ran out. pert reports The only damage is to daughter's H ousewives top the list of dignity. She will have to wait a those taking foreign vacations. t e w minutes before she can get By keeping a regular d i a - Crowe says, with laborers, clerks dressed. pei washing schedule even this and secretaries also high on the harmless incident would not have list. J happened. Normally, four doien Western Europe is still the diapers washed every three days an ample supply for one baby. number one tourist objective, he IS Diapers shou... _ washed -«„..«m for lvl a ilrf be points out, with Latin America íüa 1.?./ni.rLuteiJJ1 h,ot suds-v "ater and Canada becoming increas and run • through the * rinse ---*»«*- unr cycle - -< ingly popular. twice. r------■ Immediately after washing they should be put in the automatic n eve/b e T ,X d lry’’’ and 'houI*1 ta il College Trip Up Mt. Ashland Final week end trip of t h e summer session at Southern Ore gon college w ill be taken Satur day. according to Dr. John D E McAulay, director of the sum mer course An all-day trip will be taken to Mt. Ashland. Otto J. Wilda. associate pro fessor of art. is coordinator of the excursion. The group w ill leave the college at 9 o’clock Saturday morning. Townspeo ple w h o are interested in ac companying the group are in vited to make reservations by calling the college office •//a / / T« your e n d i n g »hot yow w ill b« proud to tond ’♦toy Ho*« that certain touch thot spoilt roAno moot and good *a»te In n o u n cem en L i MT. SHASTA Th* convenient, modern way when the tim e cam e, la tall. It R abbit Pellets /ov your fret •/ Ftrg/.M | « ¡ O..J IN "PRETTY-PRINT" BAGS Courtenay i Bride Booklet on tortai m ito that should not he overlooked, ALL NEW PATTERNS elore and after ■ -e u-eddtng. SOUTHERN OREGON O f* NT? Mews BELLVIEW FEED STORE Hlway 86 38 E. Maio Ph. 85G1 Phone 8811 Free D aily Delivery Sales By August 15 Must List Timber Tin* logging and lumber in dustry is reminded that sugges tions for tracts of O & C tim ber which they would like to have put up for sale in calendar year 1952 should be submitted to the Medford Forest District headquarters in the Medford city hall on or before August 15, 1952 Suggestion forms a r e available in the district office. A total of 110.000.000 board feet is tentatively scheduled for sale next year in the Jackson. Josephine and Klamath master units Priority w ill be given to the sale of wind-thrown or beet le-killed or infested timber. H owever since there are apuar- the three on'the other ship ently only small tracts of this ■ type of salvage timber in the •II ,1 \ It an in li, .. 1- a,,,,,. , throughout the country an* *■ Medford District, most of the L ' i S S S i S u R " * » * • ' ~ 1 «1 « sales w ill consist of green tim ber In general, only old - growth timber where access to roads o r , rights-of-way are equal to all bidders will be selected for sale. Also the tracts of timber will be ! w ell distributed over the entire __ ______________ lnc so that the district and arranged available sustained yield cut in each of the twenty administra bers of the Southern Oregon , .. .. . ------- Continued from Page O n. tive units in the district is not The stands bulged beyond ca- Race Club saw a vote to change exceeded pacity as people flooded the four I the pay-off schedule on the fu . . ,AU indications of interest re- fl/tlrn* ticket booths _..... with more de ture purses which have risen in eeived for specific tracts o f tim- mands for seats than there was three weeks to $1000 00 Menv ber w ill be exam ined by Bureau room A number of refunds bers decided to increase the per of Land Management foresters were made to patrons who could centage for the first place win on the Medford staff and then find no empty seats Drivers ap- ners in the semi-main and main eonsidered by the 13-tnan Dis- peared from Roseburg. Klamath events to provide more incen trict Advisory Board Final Tim Falls. Medford, Grants Pass tive to battle it out for top spot ber sale plan for 1953 will then Central Point. Talent. Phoenix The new pay-off schedule prom be announced in December of and Ashland. ises to provide tighter conipeti this year a post-race meeting of mem- tion. ____ ”4 O Comments on rough driving also brought out a resolution to provide for stricter penalizing POINT STANDINGS FOR DRIVERS AT S.O.R.C. HARD TOP for deliberate crashing and un ethical driving Several c a r s RACE TRACK _ ASHLAND. OREGON were virtually total wrecks at the evening's end When the dust and loose fenders settled after last Saturday It was announced that in or night s races. Elmer Sisem ore Ashland, car No A-333 still held der to bring future programs to onto high-point position in the Southern Oregon Race Club handi an earlier close, time trials next cap standings. Results accumulated through the first three nights Saturday evening and in future of racing reveal the follow ing high point men out of the 42 cars races will begin at 7 00 p m which have appeared: instead of 7:30 Tickets will be on sale at the Ashland Rodeo 1 Elmer Sisemore Ashland 98 points Grounds at 5:30 p.m 2. Billy Rosenbaum Medford 87 points 3. Dick Mills Grants Pass 86 points Bring in Your Scrap Mata) 4. Bob Kodal Medford 82 points 5. Jesse Netherland ATRIOTIC Medford 72 points 6. Monte Hall Ashland ■ ROFITABLE 64 points ‘Tempest/ Buffet, CLASSIFIED Music Open Season SPINET PIANO Will sacrifice Phy welcom e guests for the city ami President Rodney Keating will welcom e guests on behalf of the Eatons Open Stock st festival association a n d intro News Review. duce Producing director Angus Stationery Supplies ut the Bowmer. Festival Queen Nun News Review. 38 E Main «•tie Cuddle, and Judge Brand There w ill be no speeches, and gee the wide range of wed the cerem onies w ill t a k e no ding announcements available ! more than 10 minutes at th e News Review In addition to other uctivi , __ ties, the new and colorful Tudor ,, „ « - n i»- .......N;,;“,v ' i , . x w p i" N T tD from 7:3o p.m., and patrons are urged to come early fo« the pre | show activities 7. John Austin Ashland 56 points 8. Joe Ellison Ashland 50 points 9. Don Trombley Ashland 48 points 10. Kenney Taylor Talent 38 points 11. Chuck ZarXa Ashland 37 points 12. Dennis McCoy Ashland 35 points PULSIPHER PROMOTED ¡MARTIN IN KOREA With the 40th Infantry Div. in With the Eighth Army in Kor Korea — Von W. Pulsipher, son ea — M'Sgt. Walton R. Martin, of Mr and Mrs Walter P ulsi whose wife, Arline, lives at 520 pher, 317 Maple St., Ashland, Palm Ave., Ashland, recently was recently promoted to serg joined the 765th Transportation eant first class w hile serving Railway Shop Battalion in Kor w ith the 40th Infantry Division on the active central front in He is assistant foreman of the Korea. locom otive shop, which repairs Despite the summer rain sea son which has made the front deisel-electric engines. He is al lines a quagmire of mud. the so first sergeant of Company A central sector has b e e n t h i - L ^ 11' is part of the 3rd scene recent flare-up flare-up of of Tran?portation Military Railway scene of of a a recent Communist attacks and patrol Service, now operating the Kor ean National Railroad. skirm ishes Martin, who entered the army Pulsipher, a squad leader in 1939, •• has been in Korea since Company A of the 224th Infan- i in ----------• t r y Regiment, has served in 1951. Korea since last February. ' ________ ____ _________ He entered the Army in No vember 1950 and received basic stationery Supplies at the training at Camp Cooke, Calif. News Review, 38 E Main SOFT ELK UPPERS GOODYEAR WELT VUL CORK SOLES Black or Brown $6.95 Plain Toe or Lace Io Toe P S W J F S Q “On the Plaza- We Pay Cash Oak Si. Tank Oak St "K" Sts. Steal Ph. 2 1221 St B ette r Clothes fo r Less Money COM E FO U R D A Y S --S E E FO U R P L A Y S The Tragedy of Julius Caesar The Tempest Much Ado About Nothing The Life of King Henry V <952 SU N AUGUST MON TUE WED 1952 THUR FRI ea. / t ' f C o r p e f - C /e o n i n g M a g / c • THE EXCITING NEW DISCOVERY GLAMORENE You read about GLAMORENE in Readers Diqeeb now try it in your own home. AVAILABLE IN ASHLAND ot the DODGE FURNITURE STORE as personal as and all dirt is out m a jiffy SAFE EASY FREE ■ Removes food »tains, grease, gum, lipstick, tar— even shoe polish. • Dustless. Revives color and prevents running. Fluffs pile. • Carpets last longer! No bleaching, fading or after-odors. ONE GALLON CLEANS APPROXIMATELY FOUR 9 x 1 2 RUGS $4.39 comes packed ready to available at use and p e rso n a liz e d c h e c k s belong exclusively to you. I hey add your own indi viduality to every financial tranv a« lion. Open your First National Bank of Portland regular per fNxking account today and enjoy the prestige and con venient c- of your own PERSON AI.IZED CHECKS. You r name tod address is printed FREE. Personal checks are friend lier. more neighborly . . . and give a cpii-k. acciira* - He, i and double-check on your expenses il sona' / GLAMORENE LM A 1N » ASHLAND, 2 HV 3 4 5 6 7 JC TEM HV 8 9 MA JC TEM 10 11 12 HV MA 13 14 JC TEM 15 HV 16 MA JC 23 17 18 19 TEM HV 20 21 MA 22 JC TEM HV 25 26 27 TEM HV MA 28 29 JC CON* MA 30 TEM 11 Write "Shakespeare." Box 112. Ashland, Oregon, or cell A .h l.n d 2-8838. MEMBERSHIPS: A $10 sustaining membership entitles one to eight transferable a d m it sions to the shows, and the tickets may be used in any combination M«mh«r ship also en titles one to two FREE admissions to the Special Concert of F1i»n bethan mus.c on August 29 NO MEMBERSHIPS are SOLD AFTERi JULY 31 SINGLE ADMISSIONS: For adults, $1.80 For Children. S 90 to r Students, (August 1 through August 20 only) $ .90 RESERVATIONS: All seats are reserved P lease state number o f I , ki is d. sire d r,.r »«»i performance, the date of performance, preference in situation in the ' and whether you wish tickets mailed ¿r held M the box office a‘rC’ CHECK YOUR DATES CAREFULLY NOTE. Reservations held at the box office must be nine! of D erforinarif’i» FV C H a w r’ire »» i i p.mia.t,i10naf?Sm°oUnt o°i ^ ^ a i c e 01'1^ * ASHLAND BRANCH FIRST NATIONAL BANK I— J OF FORTLAND b«* mm ortN io ro s mx oats a whk b. , ’ cenvanraare L/r-s maco oeroow totum u■■ <1 CO »OSa» on ru d ek ed u n l p y u ix i ■ k n u p o K r iilf E 8 15 p.m. on eve ^ A ^ ^ i l i V ^ J ^ ' ^ TIME C U R ? !!!? Eo “, , 5 '/d o c k cach evening, Pacific STANDARD Time RTA'?;- a C aesar’ — 2 hours. Lb F U R H IY U R 1 TEM MA 24 ,c SAT TICKET ORDERS AND RESERVATIONS Sprinkle it on - Brush it in - Vacuum it off QUICK * ----- Stationery .Supplies at the New-, R eview , 38 E Milin PETER S Work Shoes H ard Tops Feature Spills, Speed M arks ,r* for quick sale Term» If desir ed Can be seen In Asti land. Write Tallman Piano Stores. Ini?.. Salem. Oregon. 3t-Aug7 Continued from Page One thing SUGGESTIONS AN D 4. 1 hour and ¿5 minutes; "Julius SERVICES The office of the Executive Secretary will h ’o with m ri. 1 .... 1 1 > 1 out-of-town visitors without charge Tin T ' 1 r C . Id w ll heli, vktm rIe,Cr*IaUons for plans and gucffpKt nno 1 nelp visitors with vacation Address all inquiries to Box 112, Ashland
