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March 187
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Ashland. Central Point. Jackson
Tllle. Cold Hill. Phoenla. Talent,
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The President continues to
hive more troubles than Job;
no bolli, but more headaches,
a e
Good progress is being made
on the C. Wlnetrout Forderterla
edifice, and If no bad luck Is
encountered, the roof will be on
before the next rain.
a a e
The Dick Phalr kids, Karolyn
nd Dick, the O. Fabrick boy.
Steve, and J. Tannehlll (Jay
bird) Walker have been victims
ef the measles. (Later: Steve es
caped them.)
a a
Parking slot machines are In
stalled all over the bit district.
People look at them as If they
were Jap general, and regard
them as a sales tax on an Iron
post.
a a a
The army has a calculating
machine that can add 63,895 to
itself B000 times in two seconds.-
This la .faster than .a Copco
bookkeeper, or Ezra M. Wilson,
e e e
The Terrible alrpline' spin
was again unleashed at the
wrestling watches Wed. and re
ports the end of the week Indi
cate its victim would live.
a a a
Jim (Purewater) Owen was
circulating around the streets
Fri. He Is the friskiest ha has
been in some time.
a a a
Spring Is just around the cor
ner, all the Older Girls hope.
That's all the good It does them.
They want to plant geraniums
and clean house.
a a
The B. Tornado swirled over
Ashland Fri. eve. The losers
played their best game of the
season. In the final tussle. .The
Medfords go against the power
ful Vikings of the powerful No
Name League in Salem Mon. St
Tues. eves.
a a a
Friday la O. Washing-
ton's birthday, and fiduciary de
positary tollers get some more
surcease from la' or. February
is the best month of the yesr.
for holidays, and the poorest for
fishing.
a a a '
The Jens Jenson boy John,
who was with Patton In Europe,
lk out of the army and his Paw
had a birthday Fri.
e a a
The Northwest had an earth
quake Fri. It was the first time
anything like this has happened
since Jackson county was shak
en - on Its foundation, at least
three times a week.
a e a
Several Juvenile delinquency
plans are before Congress. None
of them provide for federal
wood sheds, throughout - the
land, governed by a adminlstra
tor of hair-brushes at $10,000
per year,
Fretful citizens have started
to contemplate whether March
the next month of the tapis,
comes In like a lion or a lamb
or some other member of the
animal kingdom.
e e a
H. Iches, secy, of the int. re
signed the past week, to the
great surprise of the valley
democracy. It is thought the re
public will hold together for
some time, and Bear Creek
keep on (lowing to the sea, in
spite of the event.
a a a
'The frozen pears thawed
out last week, and my old man
came home lit up like a church
where he never goes, but
should." reported Mrs. J. Coctv
ran Robin. Jr., ona of the
charming war brides.
Closing time for Sunday Too Late
an Claaaliy tm aaiuroaj aiiernooo
rieaae taruemner.
unday. rb. 17. KM
Editorial Correspondence
Palm Springs, Feb. 14 What a VALENTINE "Honest Harold"
handed the Truman administration! And we heartily approve
every word of It. As has often been stated In this department,
one can dislike Harold, and even believe him a poor public servant,
but no one who knows him, or anything about him, can believe
him a liar, a man who lacks the courage or the inclination to tell
the truth. And if his charge against Mr. Truman's appointee is
not true, then he must be a liar and a vicious and unprincipled one.
Ergo, II . , a a a
It is too bad In a way. We don't doubt President Truman's
good intentions nor his earnest desire to do what is best for his
country. And of course there Is something to be said for that sort
of strong gang-loyalty, always stick to a pall which unaouDteaiy
is at the root ol this loyally 10 rauiey, me reiuaai n ici
polntee down In a pinch. But it is all wrong when it Is embodied
in a president of the United States, for then, not what is best for
one's pal, but what is best for one's country must be the first in
fact the ONLY consideration.
This department will not be surprised If this break between
the president and his secretary of the Interior t rank In our
political history, with the famous break between Teddy Roosevelt
and William Howard Taft that one started over a secretary of
the Interior also, a Seattle man by the name of Bellinger. The
Republican party has not yet recovered from that break, It may
well take a quarter century for the Democratic party to recover
from this one. ' t
And the reason for such s result would be that this break is
at the Democratic party's weakest point, that line of cleavage
between the New Deal Roosevelt-Wallace faction, and the Old
Deal, Hannegan-Truman-Pendergast-Kelly faction. These two
groups are Just as far apart from the standpoint of political beliefs
and principles, as are the two major parties, farther apart in
fact, for there is almost an Identical division within the GOP,
the old liberals and the stand-patters. What should be done, of
course, Is obvious, two entirely new national parties should be
formed, one a Liberal party, the other a Conservative party. But
how are you going to do it? It is like unscrambling those eggs
J. P. Morgan once mentioned.
This Incident, coming so soon after the report that President
Truman will not run for re-election, makes the latter action more
probable than ever. For In this department's Judgment Mr. Tru
man actually does not "choose" to run, he honestly believes he
Isn't qualified for the Job, and whether he is or isn t, he doesn t
LIKE it. The only thing, therefore, that would make him a can
didate would be the demand of a united party that he run, for the
sake of -the party and victory.
We doubt very much if that united and overwhelming de
mand exists at convention time as far as Mr. Truman Is concerned,
e a e e . e
Oh, for another Will Rogers!
' What that old master would not do to the UNO meeting in
London, and In Just a few words..
Meanwhile, first prize lor uiienng solemn nonsense muai u
to Soviet Russia's envoy, MR. VISHINSKY, when he called In the
Atlantic Charter to sustain his criticism of the British tactics in
Indo-Chlna.
Great Jehosophat, Soviet Russia has violated the principles of
the Atlantic Charter from the time It was announced to the present
day, has paid no more attention
a new born babe In far Off Thibet.
"No aggrandizement, all
sent of the governed."
There has been nothing but aggrandizement as tar as soviet
Russia Is concerned from the seizure of Lithuania and other Baltic
provinces to the deal at Yalta for the Japanese Islands in the
Pacific. As for government representing the will of the governed,
aA any of the vassal states from the Arctic Ocean to the Persian
Gulf!
From this distance it Is hard
could have made such a statement and not been laughed out of
court. The British policy In Indo
an Idea It is, but that could be no excuse for Russia to piously
assume the role of defender of the down-trodden and dispossessed,
and call In the pact she has treated as less than a scrap of paper,
to reinforce her positionl
On the other hand we can't
the UNO because of the clashes between the various powers, par
tlcularly between Great Britain and Russia. For that, as we see
It. is a good sign. Let the nations disagree all they please in open
debate before representatives of the world or most of the world
The more they let off steam in that fashion the less likely there
Is to be repression and an eventual explosion, in short, war... Had
Hitler and Chamberlain debated "peace in our time" before some
organization like the UNO In 1S39, there Is an excellent likelihood
World War No. II would never have occurred! R.W.R.
TO BE FREE
FEELS BLUE
Heidelberg, Feb. 18 flJ.E
Fritz Kuhn, former leader oi
the German-American bund,
will be released from prison
soon If a recommendation al
ready on file Is approved by
U. S. military headquarters.
Military intelligence officer
Lt. Herman Roaellnsky of
Brooklyn. N. Y who is in
charge of the camp's Internees.
said today he had recommenc,
Kuhn's release "because nes
now only a beaten, broken man
who represents no subversive
danger."
Kuhn himself said today tnai
ha hrllr-vej Germany as a na
tlon Is defeated for at least 100
years.
It will ' take ' Germany 28
years to get "even halfway back
on the map." he said.
Kuhn said he hoped some nay
to return to the United States
When released, he said, he will
go to Munich where his family
resides. He Intends Mo "have
nothing more whatsoever to ao
with politics." he said.
Cold Hill Chamber
Cains 10 Member a
Gold Hill. Feb. 18 Ten new
members were signed and two
lmoortant committees chosen at
a Chamber of Commerce meet
ing at the City hall here Feb. 11,
according to Norman Gall, secretary-treasurer
of the chamber
Regular meeting night was set
for the last Monday of each
month and the group will con
vene again on Feb. 25.
Committeemen selected were
Constitution and by-law, W
WerU, R. E. Bowdln and W. W.
Hlttle and Industrial, H. D
Force, Emit DaVicchio and Mr.
Gall.
to it than to the whimperings oi
government to represent the con
to see how the Russian delegate
- Chlna may be wrong we have
agree with those who despair of
What's Doing at
U. S. O.
Miss Bemlce Wilson will
serve as Junior hostess at Java
club from 0:30 to 12 noon today
at the Riverside USO. Twilight
Reverie beginning at 8 o'clock
will feature Miss Kay Gentner
at the piano followed by the Pan
try Shelf at 8 o clock, served by
the USO staff and Junior Hos
tesses Naomi Hubler and Carole
Johnson.
Mrs. Eve Prentice's Accordl-
ana Girls will entertain for an
hour beginning at 7 p. m.
Lewis Accounting
In New Location
The Lewis Accounting and
Tax Service, which has been lo
cated In the Fluhrer building
for the past year, will open new
offices in the Goldy building
Monday.
The firm, which offers a com
plete accounting and tax serv
ice, Is Inaugurating a new serv
ice which will provide emerg
ency office help to firms desir
Ing a temporary employe to take
the place of absent office help.
Clayton W. Lewis Is owner of
the firm and his brother, Clif
ford E. Lewis, Martha Robinson
and Jerri Conner axe staff mem
bers.
NOTICE TO FRUIT GROWERS
Robin Sprayers
are available for spring delivery
Orders placed now will Insure early delivery
llBaBARM
at Carlton Nursery Phone 6224
Your H jalth and It's Care
By OR- WILLIAM BRADY MJ.
Readers should address Inquiries toi Oi William Brady.
26a P.I Camlno Beverly Hills Caiii.
HOW LONG WILL YOU LAST
I hope no reader will regard
me as an authority on anything.
I'm just a plain one-horse-and-
DUggy man ,
bo, - whenever
I make an as
sertion here
that may not
seem accord
in g to Hoyle
you may take
it as merely
my opinion or
b e lief un
less I cite
some author
ity for it
Dr. Bra.ty Now here Is
a statement I must make entire
ly on my own responsibility,
although I am pretty sure that
I have one good authority tor
it If I can take a day off and
fish for him In my files. Inci
dentally, If ever there was a de
lusion and a snare but who
cares what I think about filing
systems? The statement Is this:
Most of our everyday com
plaints and health Impairments
are the manifestations of nutri
tional deficiency. Lest some
readers misunderstand, the
term nutritional deficiency
means that our pure, refined,
nourishing, digestible food is de
ficient in one or more essential
elements minerals, vitamins,
amino-acids which are essen
tial to maintain optimal health,
vite, growth, vigor even
though we get plenty to eat or
perhaps eat too much.
Seriously, then, I ask how
long will you stay in the race
if you make a habit of lunching
on coffee and pie, or sandwiches
and beer, or ice cream and cake,
or toast and tea, or your favor
ite sweetened carbonated bever
age and hot dogs? All of these
popular luncheon items except
clear tea and coffee, yield plen
ty of calories, to be sure, but
all of the Items, including tea
and coffee, are deficient in min
erals and vitamins and hence
any one who depends on such
foods to sustain strength, vite.
Immunity, efficiency, endurance
is bound to lag or get winded
and drop out of the race
altogether. . ' ;
Lets try to be grown-up
about this It does not follow
that a "dose" or forty "doses" of
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ON COFFEE AND PIET
any vitamin or combination of
vitamins or minerals will magi
cally dispel the manifestations
of nutritional deficiency that
develop from months or years
of such deprivation.
The sound, practical lnier-
ence to draw from this Is that
for every one. school child,
white collar worker, business
woman, professional man, ma
chinist, street . cleaner, truck
driver, teacher, policeman or
horse thief, the Ideal, healthful,
protective, corrective luncheon
must always Include (1) a salad
or in lieu of that at least two
fresh raw vegetables or herbs
or greens or fruits; and (2) at
least a glassful (8 fluid ounces,
half a pint) of fresh whole milk.
If any additional Item Is desir
ed, lt should Dreferably be
made entirely or largely of
plain whole wheat. After the
salad and milk have been assur
ed, it doesn't matter much
whether one eats cake, pie,
candy, Ice cream or other sweet
or takes a sweetened beverage,
although such fuel is merely
fuel and contributes little or
nothing lor repair oi wear aim
tear or for building,
QUESTIONS A ANSWERS
Bed-WatUnf
T recall vol! told how to Cure
child of bed-wetting or I think I do
and now my own little boy aged
four . . . (Mra. J. M. W.
Aniwer On written requeat (not a
clipping), if you Inclose a stamped
envelope bearing your address. I'll
send a pamphlet on THE BED-WET
TING HABIT.
Peanut Butter
Since lt has become so difficult to
get butter we have token to using
peanut butter and we all like It. es
pecially the children. Does lt contain
vitamins like real butter? (C. P. S.)
Answer It Is excellent food for
anybody. It containa less vitamin A
than real butter, no vitamin D (real
butter contains a little D). and if It Is
the kind with some of the peanut left
in it in small granulea or chunks it
is a good source of the much needed
vitamin B-complex. Peanut butter la
probably the best evailable aubsUtute
for real butter In any diet. And I go
for oleomargarine, too in fact I have
learned to like it by preference even
when butter is available.
Pessimists
Our own denUst and another I con-
aulted both seem to feel that there is
no saUsfactory treatment for pyor
rhea out extracuon ot ail tne teeui
(V. D. H.)
Answer So-called pyorrhea Is not
a specific disease and so there Is no
specific remedy, treatment or cure.
ExtracUon of teeth is not treatment
at all. Send ten cents and stamped
self addressed envelope for pamphlet
on Pyorrhea, Its nature, prevenUon
ana treatment. .
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Company A Called
For Camera Shot
To have a panoramic picture
taken of the unit for a history,
now being compiled, of the Ore
gon state guard, company A, 1st
battalion of the guard will as
semble at the Medford armory
at 1 p. m. today, an announce
ment by Capt. Oscar E. Sabin,
unit commander, states.
The Ashland American Legion
bagpipe band may also be photo
graphed at the same time. Pic
tures will be taken in the arm
ory in the. event of bad weather.
A hot luncheon will be pro
vided.
Attends School T4 James T.
Arnold of Butte Falls is attend
ing the Army University Center
at Oahu, T. H., and is taking
courses in fundamentals of
speech and college algebra, ac
cording to a news release from
the center.
A modern blast furnace pro
duces as much pig iron In 24
hours as all of the North Ameri
can colonies produced in a year
during the 18th century.
collateral. Is our ONLT business that's mighty Important
to me.
Next time you can use loan give me chance to say "Yea'
won't youT 1'U consider it a favor.
OREGON FINANCE CO.
Craterian Bldg. 45 So. Central
Flight o' Time
Medioid and Jaeksoa Co .His
tory from the files o the Mail
Tribune 10. 20 and 24 years
ego.
TEH YEARS AOO
February 11 1938
Ot Was Monday)
Sunreme court upholds TVA
and right of government to sell
surplus power.
Senate approves funds for
farm relief and bonus to vet
erans. Ten army planes land at Med-
ford airport
Unsettled with rain. High 84,
low 41.
Southern Oregon Junior sym
phony formed here.. .
Heavy rains nearly fill Emi
grant dam, water source of Tal
ent district
TWENTY YEARS AGO
February 17, 1928
at Was Wednesday)
Riot in state prison dining
room at Salem wounds nine in
mates.
Rain. High 81, low 28.
Marian Talley of Kansas City,
19 year pld soprano to make
grand opera debut in New York,
Council hires dog catcher to
round up unlicensed dogs. Ordi
nance passed forbidding riding
of bicycles on sidewalks.
President Coolidge still in bed
with a bad cold.
THIRTY FOUR YEARS AGO
February 17, 1912
(It Was Friday)
Rogue River to have hotel
with electric lights.
Mme. Schuman-Helnk famed
soprano to appear here soon.
Main line of city water supply
from Butte Creek bursts.
Louis Ulrich Is nominated as
Jacksonville councilman.
IS HOLY TERROR
"Gentleman J i m", a P 1 y
mouth Rock rooster, belonging
to Ed Leach, Lozier Lane dist
rict orchardist, Is under sen
tence of death, and confined to
the henhouse most of the time.
because he is not a gentleman.
The rooster, weighing about
ten pounds, and always looking
for trouble, attacks Mrs. Leach
every time she steps into the
yard, has caused Loren, seven
year old son returning home
from school and visiting neigh
bor boys, to take refuge in the
orchard and yell for help, twice
In a week, licked all the other
roosters on the place, kept two
cats In the barn, .and the j
family dog to be on guard all
day.
On the good side of the ledg
er, "Gentleman Jim has killed
off all the moles, gophers, rats
and snakes on the farm, Leach
reports.
The rooster tackles Leach
with, the same undaunted fight
ing spirit he does everything
else, but Leach, a former Com
merce high of Portland, and
OSC. football player, meets
every assault with a swift kick
that cools his battle ardor for
awhile.
Leach admits he is to blame
!
REFINANCE
REMODEL
with Loral Funds
See Mr. Kyle it
FIRST FEDERAL
Savings It Lean' Assn. oi
Mediord
27 North Holly
YES
MAN
I'm the "Yes" man at Oregon
Finance Co. . . . that is I'm the
man who likes to say "Yes" to
raquesti tor Personal Loans.
You see I'm the man who's re
sponsible for building up our
builneis. The more times t say
"yes" to requests for loans the
more business we do. And since
making loans ef S2S to S450 or
more on furniture, autos or other
Telephone 4433
for the incorrigibility of the
rooster. When he was a young
rockerel, he teased him' every
day.
SEEK CLUB SLAYER
Hollywood, Feb. 18 (U.F0
Police today sought a powerful
man capable of wielding a
Sellers of Homes
Attention
If the purchaser does not have enough
cash to buy your property bring him
to our office and we will help finance
the balance of the purchase price.
Friendly
Helpful A gslstance
Jackson County Federal
Savings & Loan Assn.
126 E. Main
Medford, Oregon
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YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO.
H. LEONG, Herbaliit
heavy six-foot piece of pip ts
the slayer of Attorney WlUlam
H. Bonsall, 45, one-time republi.
can candidate for the state u
sembly, who was bludgeoned to
death at his luxurious home
after a fierce struggle. .
ClMlni Urn tor Cutuiried Adi t
am -Too Lata to Cluslfy 13 IS pr.
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