The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 31, 1941, Page 2, Image 2

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THE SENTlNTìL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
PAGE TWO
Established 1889.
trttage ftrove >rntmd Published Eveiy Thursday at
25 North Sixth Street.
w. C MARTIN ............ .... ... ................................ ........ „.Editor-Publisher
THIS WEEK IN DEFENSE
SU B SC R IPTIO N RATES (Cash in Advance)
In Lane-Douglas Counties
Outside Lane-Douglas Counties
One Y e a r ....... ........ ......... ..
>1.50 One Year ...................... .......... >2 00
Six Months ............. ..............
.80 Six Montlis ______________
1.25
Three Months ___________
.50 Three Months _______ __ _
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Foreign rate 50 cents year additional. No subscription accepted far
less than three months.
The President issued n state-
men! that the United States has
beep letting oil go to Ja|xm "with
the hope and It has worked for
two years <»f keeping the war out
of the South Pacific for our own
good, for the defense of Great
Britain and the freedom of the
seas . .
Mr. Roosevelt told his press
conference events in the Fur East
are bringing to the American pub*
lie a greater 'awareness of the
danger of the whole world situa­
tion. But as yet, he said, the pull­
in' is not sufficiently cognizant of
the perils of the situation, any
more than it realizes the dangers
of war in the West.
PER
C I A T I ON
fense. He said the cut will la* off­
set hy defense work these Indus­
tries would undertake. OPM DI-
rector General Knudsen salt! the
proposed shift should coincide
with Increased defense orders to
the Industry to avoid unemploy­
ment.
Get Your
HEATERS
and
FURNACES
Repaired for Cooler
Nights
Hew Orates, 8tove and
Furnace Repulring
I.nhor
President Roosevelt established
a committee on fair employment
practice In the office of produc­
tion management to prevent dis­
crimination against defense work-
THE HARD TO REACH.
era or government employes lie-
326 South 10th
cause of race, creed or national
origin. TT>«- six member« represent
51-lfe
Then* an* those in e ve ry co m m u n ity th a t no appeal. no m at­
the CIO, AFL, the ncWspa|M*rs
te r how w o rth y , w ill ever reach, unlcaa it d i r e c t l y affects
and radio, and include two Ne-
th e ir own interest and then von m ay w itness im m ediate action.
IT IS N ’T T II K T O W N »
Army.
groea.
We hgve seen people who t r y to take the citizenship responsihi-
IT H YOU.
OPM Associate Director G ener-'
Secretary of War Stintson said
h ility seriously endeavor to enlist the aid o f the hard to reach
production of vital items has been al Hillman announced that HiX).(KX)
w ith o u t results. I t ’s a p re tty hard p ro position to face, hut one
increased with the cooperation of A F L building trade union m em -! 'I'hls poem has been repnxluc«*!
th a t nitiat in e v ita b ly he faced w hether we lik e it o r not.
American industry during the Iters have reached a stabilization many limes, hill 11 Is still g«xxl:
past “ 100 crucial days" as follows: 1 agreement with the government If you want to live In the kind of
In the com ing m onths wc may he called noon to p reform
a town
light tanks. 475 percent; medium calling for no strikes on defense
m any tasks in the interest o f national defense, ju st as we have
tanks, 467 percent; smokeless projects for the duration of the Like Ihe kind of a town you like.
been called upon to pe rfo rm m any co m m u n ity tasks in peace­
powder.
127 percent; machine emergency and no stoppage of You needn't slip your clothes In a
tim e. H ow w ell we pe rfo rm these tasks in tim es o f stress may
guns, 93 percent: T N T . 92 per­ work because of jurisdictional dis­
grip
depend on o u r national w elfare We hope not too many mistakes
And start on a long, long hike
cent; training planes, 55.7 per­ putes "or any other cause,"
are made and th a t we shall p ro fit by o u r passed experience, hut
You’ll only find what you left be­
Labor Supply.
cent; hombers, 17.9 percent.
i t ’s no tim e to argue over too m any details. We may have to
Mr, Hillman told railroad o ffl-1
The W ar Department said arm>
hind
fig h t and i f we do. we w ant to do a good jo b o f it. There is not
expansion has progressed faster rials and laltor executives in Chi­ For there's nothing that’s really
now and never has been any room fo r f if t h colum n a c tiv itie s .'
new,
in the |>ast year than the manu­ cago Hi. it tin* 100.000 un«*mplo>cil
facture of modern weapons, hut skilled X ilrond wot'ters could lx* It's a knock at yourself when you
I f we ever lose the p rivile g e s we prize so h ig h ly , we tru s t that
kmx-k nt the town;
since it is more imixirtant
to shifted to defense work under a
o u r fate w o n ’t he th a t o f manv sm aller European nations,
know how to employ a weapon "voluntary labor priority" plan It Isn’t your town. It’s you.
where surrender has been made to H itle ris m w ith o u t much of
tactically
rather than to know M r Hillman said an estimated
any physical resistance.
how to fire it. "little
training 1 1,000,000 workers will lx* ntsnled Real towns aren’t made by men
who're afraid
value is lost by the substitution ''by the aircraft Industry hy July. I
A SLIGHT CASE OF CONFUSION
of a stove pipe for a mortar or 1942, as compared with the 2t)0,- Lest somebody else gets ahead.
an oak bough for a machine gun." (XX) employi*d today He said 555.- When everyone works and no one
I t is no novelty, to be sure, to fin d various departm ents of
shirks
If a company has fewer guns than (XX) will he needed by next July
men. the guns are rotated so each in the shipbuilding Industry where You can raise a town from the
gpM tatm ent w o rk in g at cross purposes. B ut p o litic a l th in k in g
man has a chance to learn how to 375,(XX) arc now employed.
dead.
ofltfthe subject o f the autom objle in d u s tr y ’s p ’ / *e in defense of-
A mong these things are perseverance and
And If while you make your per-
Navy.
handle them.
ffta a p a rtic u la rly in te re s tin g c u rre n t e xa m p le .in th is line.
HARDIHOOD.AS FOUND IN JOHN PAUL JO N E S ,
Navy Secretary Knox presented
sonal stake
The W ar Department said it is
9 I t was o n ly about a year ago th a t the federal ta x on gaso-
SON OF A G A R D EN ER , IMMORTAL ADMIRAL.
Your nelghlxirs can make one too.
giving
four
types
of
tests
to
dis­
a
special
naval
ordnance
flag
to
lftta was raised 50 per cent to meet defense needs. N ow a fu r-
FATHER. OF THE A M ER IC A N NAVY.
cover a trainee’s ability and to 14 companies who are ahead of Your town will lx- what you want
t M ' jd m p o f 65 per cent is being debated.
help find his "right" plan* in the production schedules of navy con­
to *«*•;
M eanwhile, an a d m in is tra tio n spokesman is ta lk in g in term s _
army.
tracts He said firms who are “all It Isn't your town. It's you.
o f t'gasless S undays” anti o th e r measures to cut dow n the use
out" for defense will lx* permitted
Highways.
of autom obiles. Proposals are also advanced to cut dow n the
Congress passed a >320,000,000 to fly the flag and their employes
(»rang«* and pineapple Ice cream
defense highwny hill for construc­ will be alk»w«*l to wear in their hits the spot T ry It nt Gustaf­
p ro d u ctio n o f ears even more d ra s tic a lly than o r ig in a lly plan-
the
traditional1 son's of course
tion of roads and experimental lapels an "E."
51-llc-4l
and to place a ta x on the sale o f each new and second­
airplane landing strips, and to pay Navy mark of excellence. The
hand car— the la tte r a ‘ ‘ d e te rre n t” ta x. aimed more at c u ttin g
states for damages from army and Maritime Commission said (he en­
<lbw n purchases than at ra isin g revenues.
tire shipbuilding |>rogrnin Is near-)
navy maneuvers.
I t m ay he naive in this period o f ‘ A lice in W o n d e rla n d ”
ly sixty days ahead of schedule
AM to Britain.
itm in n iiis to inyoke sim ple rules o f m athem atics and logic. lin t
Price*.
Federal L o a n
Administrator
i t is hard to see how the governm ent proposes to raise h ig h e r
Price Administrator Henderson
Jones announced the RFC has
revenues by ra ising ta x rates and then g re a tly c u rta ilin g the
authorize«! a loan of $-125,000.000 naked Ihe baking industry to re­
operations th a t are being taxed. In o th e r w ords you c a n ’t take
to the United Kingdom of Great duce r>|x*rnting exix-nse» instead of
the cake and then expect to have it given to you. to o !
Britain and Northern Ireland to raising bread prices. He said In­
pay for war supplies Great B rit­ gredient routs have risen half a
Bituminous
Coal
ain ordered before the land-lease cent a l«xif.
WOOD PRODUCTS AVAILABLE AS SUBSTITUTES
act was passed. Mr. Jones said Counsel H arr recomrnendral maxi­
FOR METAL.
Great Brituln has put up collater­ mum prices at 10 percent alxive
Many «an» w ith a new ear
al which includes securities of the present minimum.
Kuamntee. — Stop |xt»ln« re-
The D epartm ent o f A g ric u ltu re has ealled a tte n tio n to the
Agriculture.
U. S. corporations, capital st«>ck
|mlr hills on the oM jalopy. Get
pOfriible s u b s titu tio n o f modern wood p ro d u cts fo r m any o f the
OPM Associate Director Gen­
of 41 British owned U. S. insur­
«xx>no«iii<'al tran*ip«>rtatlon from
defense m aterials in w hich c ritic a l shortages exist.
ance cotn|ianirs worth >3<X).000,- eral Hillman said agriculture will
one ot th«*»e:
In describing recent discoveries th a t have led to new ami
(XX), and the earnings of U. S. be represented In ail of the re­
2— I USD ro n tiae sedans, real
branches of 41 British • isurancs* cently created OPM Commodity
w id e r uses o f wood. S ecretary o f A g ric u ltu re W ie k a rd said that
xnlUM.
companies which have net assets Sections concerned with "com­
plastic p lyw ood o ffe rs the p o s s ib ility o f m eeting the need of
of approximately
>2dO,lXX).000. modities produce«! by agriculture
I HI I W lllys coupe, d rh e n anly
’ IB a’ rcra^t in d u s try fo r a m a te ria l th a t w ill help a lle via te the
The loan matures in 15 years and or necessary to the production of
5,000 mllea, sold w ith a new
IW sent alum inum shortage and the shortage o f s k ille d m etal (
bears interest at 3 percent per agriculture "
car guarant«*e.
w orkers.
year.
Aluminum Collection.
1011 tliids«>n coupe, driven only
M a n u fa c tu re rs o f tra in in g planes have been advised to
Power.
OCD Director iJiGuardia an­
R.OOO mllea, new r a r guaran­
s ta rt a d a p tin g th e ir designs to some m a te ria l o ther th a n alum ­
OPM Director General Knudsen nounce*! that on July 30 l«x*al
B ra z il launch«-» her 12th new w arship a t Rio d r Janeiro,
t-n n rd
tee.
inum alloys, and wood and plyw ood are the m aterials to which
States co-operated in building this ship which carries five liv e -in c h
nam«*d J. A. Krug, OPM Power aluminum collection committees
guns, four a n ti-a ir c r a ft guns and displaces 1504 tons.
they are tu rn in g . In m a n u fa c tu rin g combat planes every e ffo rt
Consultant, head of a special pow­ will send materials collect«*! In I — 11»5(1 Ford r«»acbes, e x t r a
»alit<w In th«*a->.
er unit to assure an uninterrupt­ the voluntary program to concen­
is being made by the companies to make at least some p a rts o f
IB M E»rd, fordor sedan
ed
supply
of
electrical
energy
by
tration
points
in
the
large
cities
wood and plyw ood. Basic in fo rm a tio n about these m aterials en­
T H E LO U DO W N FROM
reducing consumption in non-de­ of the 48 states. He said the
IB37 Chevrolet, 4 door se«laa.
a b lin g them to make the s h ifts is being p ro vid e d as ra p id ly as
II K K O R Y G R O V E .
fense industries, and. if necessary, treasury d«*|>artment's stale pro­
IB M P«mtlac, 4 «hmr sedan.
possible by the Forest Products L a b o ra to ry o f the I*. S. Forest
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by rationing pftwer where Short­ curement offices will then offer
Service.
*
I been reading where it has
IB97 Buicl*. 4 door sedan.
ages are threatened.
the scrap to smelters having d«*-
A m ethod o f com bining p la s tic iz in g and pressure has re.-rained in Chattanooga In most
IB
M Eor<l, 4 door sedan.
Mr. Krug said vast "power fease contracts, at OPACS prices
M r. and Mrs. John Jordan of
te n tly been devised w hereby wood veneers can by converted in to S.aC^s a r,nn ? ' no’
1 ut
IB M Chevrolet coupe.
Mitchell are the parents of a 7*4 pools" will he created to insure
extrem ely dense, tough m a terial, interchangeable w ith m etal fo r ¿arged in ’ on the power business
L A N E R E C E IV E S ( A L L
... „.. ...^
..„—..t.---. pound daughter born Saturday, ad«juate supply of electricity for
II».H Chevrolet sedan.
propellors. radio masts, small fixed fittin g s and beam reinforce- the rain came in the nick of time July '26th at the McFarland ma- aluminum and magnesium plants
FO R «0 A R M Y M E N
1834 Terraplane co(i|»e.
now under construction. He said
ments as fa ste n in g points. ( E xchangeL_
-o r almost. They been bragging ternity home
IIIS2 Chevrolet coupe.
one has already been formed for
I^ine county selcclive service
on how much better the Govt, ean
Mere Bet Water
What Smoke Means
A seven _____
pound daughter was aluminum plants in Tennessee and boards Nos. 2 and 3 have tx*en IB M Olds, 4 door sextan.
do things, but on account of low
Color will identify tne cause of the water on the T V A they were just born Tuesday, July 29th to Mr. others
The ordinary household hot water
ro^J'<l‘‘re<l for asked to have 60 men ready for
IB33 Plym m ith. 4 door sextan.
tank ean be made to give about a smoke coming from the exhaust of about over a barrel.
and Mrs. John Dunn of Lorane at Arkansas. Oklahoma, Texas. Loui­ induction Into the army soon. .30 IB3I Chevrolet »«Man.
third mure hot water if tt is scrapped the c».r, reports the National Auto­
siana, the southern sections of men being assigned Io each
I t was likewise several years the McFarland maternity home
in ft thick blanket of mineral wool mobile club. A bluish or gray smoke
Kansas and Missouri, and for the
Board No. 2 will have its men Invoking for a cheiq» work ear?
ago
when
the
Govt,
was
gonna
Is
traceable
to
an
excess
of
oil
get­
insulation. The insulation will not
Northeastern section, including ready August 18 at 7:30 a. m, to
stop
the
dust
from
blowing,
out
A
7*4
pound
daughter
was
born
See four Model A Fords In
The
only r'ow down its heat loss, but ting past the piston rings.
the New England States, New leave nt 8. and board No. 3 will
will enable the tank to heat up black smoke means there is too west. Nobody likes dust extra thia morning, July 31st at the Mc­ York, easlern Pennsylvania and have its 30 ready August 6 Board
our k>L
well, so when M r. Tugwell said he Farland maternity home to Mr.
( much gasoline in the mixture.
taster.
New Jersey.
No. 1 has received no n«*w call.
could fix it easy as pie, by plant- and Mrs. James Day of Malwitch.
(»II
ing trees, everybody said O.K. But
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Defense Petroleum Coordinator
E X A M IN E R HERE
the trees all died, or nearly so.
M r. and Mrs. Harold Wolfard
and then, like in Tennessee, it and family retum«*d last Thursday
requested a voluntary cut of
„»a
a.,,»
dnu
retum«*i la s t inursauy 331.3 percent in motor fuel con-
A traveling examiner of <>|x*ra-
rained and laid the dust.
, for a vacation and trip which ih- sumption in the Atlantic Coast
lors and chauffeurs will be In
Most everybody has forgotten cluded the Salt Lake valley in States to avoid rationing Cong­ Cottage Grove, Sat unlay. August
the dust bowls, and 5 out of 10 Utah and Yellowstone National ress passed a bill authorizing fed­ 2nd at the city hall for the pur­
Tour PontiM D otltr
would tell you. if you asked them park and points along the coast. eral aid to private firms in con- pose of Issuing drivers |x*rmits.
on a quiz program, that Mr. Tug-
24 North 9th B trw t
In Salt Lake City they visited the structing interstate pipelines, and Those wishing permits may come
well was a 6-day bicycle rider, or
tempi«* and tabernacle. Mr. Wol- M r I1ckps recommended that the to the city hall on this date
played s«?cond base for St. Paul , ,
.. .
.
.
petroleum industry construct a
versus being a dust-stopper, which fard said he returned with a new , 70 000,000 pipeline from east
latter he also was not.
admiration for Brigham Young, Texas to the Atlantic coast with
I f Mr. Geo. Washington could founder of Salt Lake City.
a daily capacity of 250,000 bar-
come back t«xlay and sec some of
-------------------------- rels. He also asked the industry to
our dallying around, he would
M r. and Mrs. R. H. Brandon of construct 40 to 50 large, high-
blink and ponder.
Swisshome were week-end visitors
oil ,an‘‘?r’ in af,rtl,,0T’ ,0
JO SERRA.
139 now on order.
Yours with the low down,
of M r and Mrs. C. O. Smith of
Civilian Hupply.
1104 Washington avenue. Mr. and
Price Administrator Henderson
W ine F ro m G rap es
Mrs. Brandon, who are friends of announced a tentative program to
About 84 per cent of the world pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Smith, have sold CUÎ production In the automotive,
duction of grapes goes Into wine pro­ .. . .
,
.
domestic mechanical refrigerator
duction. In this country only about th«*»r home and are enroute to and mechilnicn| hotJw.ho)d ,aundry
38 per cent of the grape harvest is Anchorage, Alaska, arxl plan to equipment
industries to make
usçd for this purpose.
more materials available for de-
.sail from Seattle August 6fh.
COTTAGE GROVE
FOUNDRY
Brazil Launches New Warship
Bang Up
Used Car
Values
B IR T H S
M A R T IN
M OTORS
What is
advertising,
anyway?
REROOF-REPAIR
-REMODEL-
A lot has been written about advertising.
A lot of speeches have been made about it.
But the whole fact in a nutshell is— ad­
vertising is simply a time-saver.
It saves time for the man or woman who
wants to buy something — and for the
store or factory with something to sell.
And like most time-savers, i t ’s a money-
saver too.
The Sentinel
Refrigerated Picnic Boxes
One-Gal. Picnic Jugs
Thermos Carrying Case
$3=
Will) (x»ncca1e<I Fnucct
With 2 One-Quart 'I hermos Bottles—8 Cups
Royal Portable Typewriters, Electrical Appliances,
Steel Filing Cabinets, Etc.
Plan now to make
t h e necessary re­
pairs to your home
or other buildings,
while the weather
is suitable.
ROOFING MATERIALS
PAINTS
WINDOWS AND DOORS
ALL KINDS OF BUILDING
MATERIALS
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