The Cottage Grove sentinel., December 26, 1940, Image 2

THE SENTINEL, QCTTAOE PROVE, OREGON
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SU B SC R IP T IO N R A TES (Cash In Advance)
. __ I" L*ne-Douglaa C ounties
Outside Lane-Douglas Counties
"Let’s begin Fortny-one w ith ­
out a one!"
Urging Oregon drivers and pe­
destrians to exercise cure in order
to avoid traffic accidents on New
Year’s eve and on the follow ing
day. Earl Snell, secretary of state,
suggests this slogan.
Last year, four persons w ere
killed In traffic accidents in O re­
gon on the last day of December.
This year, Snell and others w ork­
ing In the interest or traffic sa fe­
ty In Oregon hope they can reduce
this toll so that the state can
start the new. year w ith a clean
slate.
In view of the fa c t’ that sta tis­
tics show that pedestrians arc the
heaviest sufferers during the holi­
day period, the traffic safety divi­
sion has distributed several thou­
sand pedestrian-driver cards, de­
signed to acquuint both drivers
and pedestrians w ith the situation
regarding pedestrian accidents in
this state and containing su gges­
tions for avoiding such accidents.
T hese cards have been sent to
every city and town in (hggnn
w ith a population of over 200 per­
sons.. There they are lx*lng dis­
tributed by m em bers of local traf­
fic safety councils, service clubs
and other civic organizations in­
terested in traffic slfety. p o l i c e
and county sheriff officials. Those
who receive these cards are urged
to give them thoughtful considera­
tion ami to remember the safety
suggestions they em phasize.
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CITY ano FARM
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Foreign rate 50 cen ts year additional. N o subscription accepted for
less than three months.
O ur th o u g h t s tu r n to p e a c e on e a r th and g o o d w ill to w a r d
all m en d u r in g t h is C h r istm a s se a so n . T h is th o u g h t h a s b een e x ­
p ressed m an y tim e s d u r in g th e la st te n d a y s. A b ove a ll w e hope
that w a r w ill b e ende«I in 1941 nn«l a p e a c e m a d e b e tw e e n the
w a r r in g n a tio n s th a t w ill n ot b r in g on a n o th e r w ar. W e k n o w o f
no m ore a p p r o p r ia te w ish th a n to w ish fo r la s tin g p eace.
JÍTV ANO COUNTRY AAg
BUDDIES, IN AND OUT
Of UNIFORM-FARM
ANO RANCH - STORE
ANO rACTORy-
UNU.SS EACH. WARE
AALE TO BUY THE
OTHER'S FOOO OR
GOOOS.WE'O GO BACK
TO THE Û4ÂX AGES.
EXPANDING HEMISPHERE DEFENSES
^ I T Y AND FARM
DWELLERS ALSO
HAVE. A POCKETBOOK
INTEREST IN EACH
OTHERS SUCCESS
AND WELFARE.
E ig h t I . S . g e o lo g is t s w ill b e h ard nt w ork all th is w in te r
in L a tin -A m e r ic a n c o u n tr ie s s t u d y in g p o ssib le n ew so u r c e s o f
m in era ls v ita l to h e m isp h e r e d e fe n se . O ne w ill m ake a th ree
m o fffh s’ s t u d y o f B r a z il’s m a n g a n e s e ; o th e r s w ill su r v e y chro-
mit<*,and* m a n g a n e s e in C u b e ; tin . tu n g s te n an d a n tim o n y in
UdgW a.
T he r e s u lt s o f th e ir s t u d ie s w ill he a v a ila b le to a g e n c ie s o f
tb e^ l
g o v e r n m e n t in n e g o t ia t in g to aid new in d u str ia l de­
v e lo p m e n ts. In m a n y o f th e s e c o u n tr ie s th ere are k n o w n to be
u n ta p p ed d e p o s it s o f - v it a l m in e r a ls. T h eir d e v e lo p m e n t w ill he a
p r o sp e r ity f a c t o r fo r th e c o u n tr ie s c o n cern ed , an d a s a f e t y f a c ­
to r fo r th e U n ite d S t a t e s a n d a ll th e w e ste r n h em isp h ere.
S p e n d in g $ 2 5 .0 0 0 o n th is in v e s tig a tio n is lik e ly to rep ay
its e lf m a n y t im e s in a s s u r in g th a t d e v e lo p m e n t is u n d e r ta k e n
o n ly in f ie ld s w h e r e i t is w o r th w h ile an d in d isc o v e r y o f n e w
p o s s ib ilitie s f o r d e f e n s e o f th e w e ste r n w orld w ith it s o w n re-
so u r e e s.
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A GOOD MEMORY SAVES TROUBLE
they have bank
DEPOSITS AND
INSURANCE POLICIES
WHICH ARC BACKED
BY INVESTMENTS
IN THE NATION.
INCLUDING THE
COUNZRY AS BELL­
AS THE C/TK
prlate graduate study m ay I n *
made for part, or for the a sso ­
ciate grade all, of thia experi­
ence. Qualified persona art* urgt*d
to apply at once. Applicants must
not have pussed their sixtieth
birthday.
Applications w ill I n *
ruled us received until IX'crmtier
31. 1M1
Full Information us to the re­
quirem ents for these exam inations
and application forms, may be ob­
tained ut the local post office,
GI.AMN PONTIAC TO BE
SHOW N HERE
A new glass Pontiac en route
up the coast from San Frnnrlapo
will lx* shown here shortly. Arthqr
Martin of the Martin Motors an­
nounced here today The new car
containing m any novel features
was originally scheduled to be
shown In five or six Oregon towns
but C ottage Grave w as not In­
cluded. Due to tlx* persuasive pow ­
ers of Mr. Martin, however, o ffi­
cials placed C ottage Grove on tin*
list of stopping plages. Exact date
of the uppearance of the car was
not announced.
W orthy of m ention also Is the
Christm as spirit exibited nt Mar­
tin Motors. A Santa Claus and a
lighted Christm as tree and a new
Pontiac wrapped in <x*llo|>hant*
with the Christm as colors are a-
mong the holiday decorations
shown her«.____________
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The Unite«! S tates Civil Service
Commission hus announced that
applications w ill be received at its
W ashington office for the | kw I-
tlons listed below- until the clo s­
ing dates specified. The salary In
each case is subject to a 3 1« per­
cent retirem ent deduction.
Junior calculating m achine op­
erator. $1.440 a year. Applicants
will be given a practical test which
Will be performed on a calculating
machine. They must have reached
their eighteenth but must not have
passed their fifty-thlrd birthday
Closing date January 20, 1941,
from Colorado and stall*« w est­
ward.
M etallurgical engineer and m et­
allurgist, various grades with sa l­
aries ranging from $5.600 to $3.-
200 a year. Person« an* needed to
fill positions in the Bureau of
Mine« in connection with the N a­
tional defense program. Applicants
m ust have com pleted a 4-year col­
lege course with major study in
certain scientific subjects, and
have had responsible experience In
m etallurgy or m etallurgical en-
glpeerlng. Substitution of appro-
resigned
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of the new year be “Happy Days”
for you and yours.
Martin Motors
Your Pontiac Dealer
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third term and then nom inate his
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vice president and have enough
\ S C B N IN T H I» -
To the Editor: In these critical people feeding at the governm ent
tim es m ultiply your citizen's in­ trough to elect them, and then
fluence you can. help save our form they tell us we cannot have a dic­
of. gqvem m ent. Our dem ocracy, tator in this country. I ask what
A BATH TU B
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♦he g reatest h eritage any peoples have we had in the W hite House
KEPI U N O ta A TO APO O O Q IN THE O in i NO
in the world ever enjoyed placed the past eight years If w e haven't
ROOM WAS Out 0 * THE hW OEON iM t tX Z /t M IN T S '
th e pow er o f governm ent in our had a dictator and w hat w ill it be
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hands as individual citizens,
in the next four years if things
i B ut self-governm ent by citizens go on as they h a v e in the past
in R dem ocracy can work su ccess­ lour years?
fu lly only If c itie z n s.a r e informed
There are more elections com ­
and w illing to m ake real effort ing so I ask you to go to the city
an d sacrifice. D em ocracy w ith library and get a book entitled
freedom is the m ost satisfying "Smoke Screen," w ritten by Sam ­
form o f governm ent .to the human
sp irit but the hardest to m aintain. uel B. P ettengill, a life-long dem ­
E M 6 U S M K W o r «ONO EPG ASh DAY WHO
W e m u st educate ourselves on ocrat, eight years A congressm an
BATHED «ß OFTEN ÁS ONCE A W E E K
national
issues,
exercise our from Indiana. It w ill surely be
rights, fulfil] our duties to the na- worth your while.
were o o N S i o e r a c o t o p s .
tion. or o u r . dem ocracy w ill fail,
T
O D A Y * AVEOSON MHO OMITS A QA ily 8 ATM IS MOI CO NS* DE R E O *
W. E. MASTERS.
HHBW-roen to congress who will re­
fuse to be rubber stam ps and work
for the best in terests of all the
B ig T a m a t O x fo rd
THE LOW DOWN FROM
McDONALD APPOINTED.
people and not the adm inistrations
HICKORY GROVE.
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Big Bon is in London, but Big Tom
chosen few .
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N ew s o f th e appointm ent of
is the Oxford curfew bell which
I see where U tah ha« the sm art- W illiam E. M cDonald as m anager
W e have drifted a long way gives 101 strokes every night at five
from the land o f the free when a past nine when the college gates are est people In the V/5.A. Anyway, of Shell's Portland division was
i received here today by Local Man-
president sittin g in the W hite closed. It weighs 7tt tons and Is som e psychologist says so.
I «lon't want to take any glory ager R. F. Sunderland,
H ouse can nom inate him self to a 700 years old
or honor aw ay from Utah - I got
"The new division m anager is
nothing against Utah hut psy- w ell known here," the local man-
chologiss, you know them . A ny- ager said. "He has had wide ex-
thing you want to prove, pro or perience in petroleum
merchan-
con, you get a psychologist.
dising and knows all phases of it
The president o f a big school in thoroughly. I ’m s u r e he w ill be
Los A ngeles has som e ideas on w ell liked by all with whom Shell
psychology. He upsets the apple- has dealings here.”
cart o f Mr. Freud. The “Un-
Mr. M cDonald previously w as
spanked generation" is w hat the sales m anager of the Portland dl-
Los A ngeles president calls the vision, so is w ell acquainted w ith
young folks grow in’ up now. He business in the N orthw est. He has
has several thousand of ’em on his made a fine record as sales man-
hands. He knows w hat he Is talk- ager of the Arizona division in
ing about. T he m am as and the Phoenix and os division m anager
papas who have been
sending ot the Oakland, California, divi-
their off-spring to his school, they «ion, the perst he leaves to return
T h e .p h o n o i f o g a .. .
can ponder. Mr. Freud, w as quite to Portland. He succeeds Clark C.
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