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W lVRSDAV, Attfj t ’ftT 7, 1941 THE SENTINEL COTTAOE OROVE OREOON ... ................. Conservation of Soil and Timber Vital, Says Lupe " ■ ■■ PAOE TITREE i— THIS WEEK IN DEFENSE The Lawrence Brown family visited in Eugene Sunday with Mr. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Brown. It was the latter's 61st wedding anniversary COW AND CHICKEN- HOUSE SPRAY and President Roosevelt »ent a ape* fare between 50,000 men at the INSECT SPRAY8 HALMON Rl'NNING. cial message to congress saying Second and Third Armies, and in "we stand, as we did in the clo»- the First Army maneuvers to be at Reports of good salmon runs ing month« of 1915. at the begin- held In the Carolina» November Constant nt tent Jon to couservu- are coming from many coastal mng of an upward awing of the 3-30. BEIDLER FEED AND tlon of noil land timber resources point». The salmon are running Whole price structure," and asked oil. during tli<> |wrkxl of accelerated SEED STORE authority to set celling» for prices Oil Coordinator Ickea recom- earlier than usual this year, it is d 'for the products of field ^ said. and rents, to purcfiase commodl- mended lfXi.O OO gasoline filling real Is urged by the Oregon lies when necesaary to assure stations In IS eastern state» be 49-41-52 land use planning commit* Corona Portables The Sentinel price stability, and to deal more closed from '7 p m. lo 7 a m. taw in it« proposed program for extensively with excesses ta in- every night beginning Sunday, agriculture tn thin state Continu stallmcnt credit. August 3 He appealed for a volun- ed cdtMWtlonal work In «oil coo* Ue said the "facta today are tary one-third cut in consumption nervation In reeotnmeiidcd to be j frighteningly similar" lo the situ- and said he hoped closing the sta- alotw by the O.S.C. cxtciismri ser , atlon in the last war when the tions in eastern states nightly vice und other Interested pnrtlva Wholesale price index increased "plus the voluntary curtailment to ,gci,ualnt farmer» with erosion nearly 110 percent between Oc- will be enough to put us across.” problems and cron Ion control toiler, 1915, and June, 1920. In the Priorities. practices past 60 days wholesale prices have Director Stettiniua issued an or- Where farmers fall to uac ade j risen more than five times as fast der freezing al) stocks of raw silk quate protective m ea sles, when las during the preceding period because of “unsettled conditions in condition» are »erlou» enough to since the outbreak of the war in the far east." Mr. Stettiniua an- warrant thorn. Ute committee ret- i Europe, he said. nounced a new plan to grant nmmends that AAA imymrnls be "The whole production rnachin- blanket preference ratings to pro- made dependent upon tho carry J ery falters under inflation,” he jects which must be completed ing out of minimum protective j said, and “the unskilled worker, promptly. He issued a limited la-actk-oa. In developing »uch ape- the white-collar worker, the farm- preference rating to 40 manufac- clal program« the material avail | T, the small business man and the turers of mining machinery and able from the »oil Conservation small investor ail find that their to 75 producers of cranes and service on classlflcntlon of land dollar buys ever less and leas." hoists needed by defense manu- according to It» use capability. The Bureau of Labor Staliatics facturing plants. can be loa d announced its index of prices, as Agriculture, Where » o i l conservation dis of July 26 stood at HUH percent <jpM Director Knudsen told tricts will aid In the carrying out of the 1926 average. 15 percent Agriculture Secretary Wickard nt. necessary practice», the »tale above a year ago. Price Adminis- the OPM will cooperate to meet committee recommend« that the trator Henderson said the crisis shortages of farm equipment and county land use commit levs take in the far east ne<-essitates a machinery now hindering effort« the Initiative In calling the atten price ceiling on raw silk and may t0 increase farm production The tion of the district and the state make necessary a ceiling on tin OPM revised its allocation pro- committee to the need» of given irices He asked dealers and con- gram to increase storage space area». »umers not to pay prices for high for farmers for the current grain 'Increased demand anil prices for grade waste paper above those harvest by increasing the quan- lumber make even more import prevaUmg July 26. "pending an in- titles of steei and zinc for grain ant the elimination of wasteful vestigalion of the puce struc bin construction. / • t r A N T W O N O EA THAT EOA I T ’S A A M T A N O wood practice», the rr|>ort also ture.” «¿ate» The cutting of second HAVŸ TH E A EO A LE AHO IN D U STR Y OA THE U. S M a te r ia l» . At txxMHMuk' Defense. growth atands la frowned upon cx- The OPM production division CAN E U /L O A N O M A N TH E E/GGEST. E IN E S T President Roosevelt created an cept under economic necessity, jn formed a defense advisory' com- ■ A IA A O A C E t N TH E N O A E O ? economic defense board consisting j mittee which caw light »elective cutting of the puip and paper of Vice Presidc-nt Wallace, chair lat recommended In both eastern products industry and said de man. seven cabinet members, and fense requirements will increase and wgatero Oregon extreme care »uch additional members as .M r with fall tiurnlpg of alaah 1» urged Wallace may select. The Presi consumption of the industry's ta prevent the earapp of fire and products by 2.000.000 ton« this dent said the new board will for io insure insu to maximum reproduction year and an additional 2,000,000 mulate the nation's international b j - ” particularly important tlyat tons next year. economic p o l i c y , coordinate the during accelerated forest harvest», OPM announced plans to in economic activities of defense mature trees be left to Insure ade crease the scrapping of worn-out Midget auto racing, that fast- aec,»mpank*<i by Hamilton Veatch agencies and plan for post-war re automobiles by 1,000,000 tons a quate seed supply for reforests- growing sport which has thrilled of Cottage Grove were in Salem construction. t«M. the committee ud»lrd year, and said one car provides F o r e ig n A f fa ir s . Farmer representatives on the thousand« of Lane county »jxirlx Wtxlneaday on business, enough scrap for a light cannon, The President ordered the freez- Mr. and Mrs Don Rnwi and son »late land uae planning eonunlt- foilowurs smee its inauguration al and 2*i cars, enough for a tank. ' C A S O L IN E ok of all Japanese credits in the the Ijine county fairgrounds In of Wolf Creek were Sunday guests tee »re Ernest L. Clausen, dairy “ X region region. coast section, Rroadbcnt; Eugene last summer, will again be at the home of his parents. Mr Urn«« S U U . and axnnd.d ,h- order to Chin<*se assi-ts to protect *“ .. **, . , , p Craddock, livestock region, presented by the Veterans of For- and Mrs John Read. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boslaugh China agamst Japanese use of a»- lock. Lakeview. Ralph P. etgn Wars tn Eugene. Saturday s a the sets controlled from occupied emergency pooh,and said the sup- intM l lit. aeetlon. Silvios; Hubert night, starting with ttrjw trials at of Eugene apent Sunday at ........ home of her mother. Mrs. M Mos- China The President also placed P*> oi, b l e a t e d alloy s eel for Kooa», »outbeast section, raage 7 o'clock the army and navy of the Ph.1,p- "»nufacture w ! I tie Tl»r meet will iw ihr second of by. laird, upper Willamette valley, Mr. and Mrs Delbert Jennings pine Commonwealth within the “ '»P1« 1 before the end of next CtewaeJI. George Feck. Columbia the season, following the event of Scottsburg ^pent Sunday with command of the armed forces of >**r- baton wheat area. Lexington; John July 4 when an overflow crowd L a b o r a n d E m p lo y m e n t. 1 the United States, and named Ramage. lower Willamette valley, of 7.5uu saw Allan Heath of Port relatives here. Labor Secretary Perkins report Mr. and Mrs. O L. Nichols of Gen. Douglas A. MacArthur, Woodburn, F. If. Spillman, irri land «cure a thrilling triumph in Elmira visited fnends here Sun- former Chief of Staff, command- ed non-agnculturai emplpyment gated area*. Powell Butte, and taking the 30-lap classic increased by 484.000 during June A s your new car piles up m ileage, your high The Saturday night program day The Nichols, who are former ing general, C.*H. Wendt, southern Oregon to read, a new- all-time high of residents, recently observed their \ , d , o RU«»ia. will again include a 30-lap main region. Medford. compression engine increases in compression. Lend-Lease Administrator Hop- 38.799,000 an increase of 3.365 - event plus a 10-lap class "B" fiftieth wedding anniversary. Even inside the first 10,000 miles, tests show, 000 since June. 1940, and 1.900.00,) r a n j N f l ON F A R M PltlCRM Guents al the Charles Teeters kuiS arrived in Moscow to discus« main, helmet dash, and six heat this increase can cause knocking and engine races b<>stde» the time trials. __ of needed war materi- more than the June. 1929, record. home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.1 , xpt-diting KAINEH. Veterans of Foreign Wars, who Robert Coombs and two daughters ajs t0 Soviet Union and the WPA employment dropped 77,000 sluggishness. And this can happen to any car sí’,e„ said WAJUUNLTUN H e n r y B. are staging thr fheets in oouperu- of Springfield. John Teeters of RUSSian Military Mission confer- and NYA- on the market today. *----- 1— Director ------- HiUman asked Steagall. D„ Alabama, chairman ttnn with the Oregon Mxlgei Rac Glendale. Mm. Lou, Teeters and red with President Roosevelt and Associate of the bouse hanking committee. ing aaaocmtioa. have aaaureil co- daughter of Cottage Grove. Ar the state department. Acting Sec- airplane companies to employ and The cause of this is carbon — which cakes inside Indicated Monday that the group prvnuitor Bobby Rowe of Port- thur Smith of Portland and Mr. retarv Wells said Lend-Lease aid ‘rain women m defense jobs w,th- today's compact combustion chambers, reducing their might ra is e th e permttflbte ceil liiad that improved track fncllltws and Mrs. C A. Peterson and fam- has not been discussed because out lowering wages or working ing nn t » m products under the and a more powerful Inud-spcak- Hy the Russian government can pur- standards. size. You can’t avoid such carbon deposits completely, The navy, war and commerce ing syatrtn will be available for Mr and Mrs. Harold Vaughn chase needed materials with cash. ponding pr>e« control bill no matter what kind of gasoline or oil you use. departments jointly proposed the "nd two children of Florence were The bill now pixivklan that this week's event. Tax Aatlcfpation Notes. 60,000,000 Americans born in this Daflmte arrangements for t h e j " « * end «u«*ts at the W. J. iTgoldent Opoacvalt may not fix The Treasury placed on sale nt Shall scientists have developed a special type the prices on such commodities nt meet were not made until early , Vau«h" homp Sunday guests were federal reaerve banks tax antici- country but without documentary of gasoline — Shell Premium —that will auto proof of citizenship apply to state Eu- less than 10 per chnt above |>ar- this week when the Veterans were Mr. and Mrs. Fred VO Miller .»I m e I of rn r.u- (ion not«., intended to help tax- matically compensate for these carbon-created bureaus of vital statistics and C - r ,,2 7 H ,’*.Tan C,U|: payers aet aside sufficient money *ty asaurd that poles for the flood higher and higher compression». He said the republican bill light», removed because of the »2? » “ a i t o m e e t increased tax bilks of the similar agencies for "delayed might contain checks on arimln- Oregon Trull Pageant, will be re daughter nt Row River and Rob coming year. The notes are re birth certificates" to break the This super motor fuel will produce maximum knock- bottleneck by which native-born NVatlve authority. placed In time to adjust the light ert Vaughn of Sumner. deemable in cash or as payment Mrs Clarence Peterson enter-1 for income taxes and bear inter workers are barred from jobs in free power in the highest compressions your engine He added the committee hear ing systum defense plants for lack of such laincd with a birthday party for ing»: would he "extended and very can develop. Because Shell Premium is a special blend One of the features of Satur her daughter. Edna Ann on her est up to 1.92 percent Secretary prqof of citizenship. thorough, going into all phases of day« Morgenthau. in a letter to all of clean-burning gasoline fractions . . . a patented, show will be a "memorial eighth birthday anniversary last inflptionsry causes.” 30" for the late Al Milton. Min Friday. Games were played and banking institutions, said "It is scientifically prepared anti-knock compound . . . and Steagall indicated the possibi neapolis driver who was killed re important that the taxpayers of powerful alkylate (similar to that used in 100-octane lity of increasing the permissible cord ly on the Seattle track. Mil refreshments of cake and punch the nation become aware of the were sersed to the following little unprecedented taxes they will aviation fuels). maximum prices when he was Mrs. Dude Moore and daughter, ton appean-d here in the July Peggy and Clare Smith, have to pay next year on this Mrs. Lois Byrne, motored to naked whether the committer had meet, placing flflh tn the maan and Bobby Santa Maria. year's income, and they should be Ocean Park, Sunday and returned Whathar your car is naw or old, Shell Premium any plans to provide tor minimum " X À “«« thè fifth toZ.' Richard Doolittle, Hazel and Chas encouraged to set aside funds Wednesday as well as top prices of farm pro will give you greater power when you want i t . . . One of the nation'» outstanding (’«iper. Joy Bales, Wallace and duct». Little Robin Whitney of Do now with which to meet those new handling ease in traffic . . . cooler running. And comedians,. Pat Vtdan. will also Edna Ann Peterson. rena is staying with her aunt. to top all this, excellent mileage. come to Eugene Saturday night i CURE* KVKRVTHING. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bales and later payments." Mrs. Kenneth Zumwalt, while her when he will give a performance children went to Eugene Tuesday Army. Shall Premium coats 2 t more than ‘Tegular.” But The War Department created m°tber, Mrs. Dick Whitney, is in , The fallowing advertisement was during the dull spots m the pro- tq visit Mrs. Bales' mother. Mrs. five air support commands in or- ‘he Sacred Heart hospital in Eu- if you drive the average amount. Shell Premium will Ira Lee of Oakridge who is ill in taken from the Cottage Grove t»rtun der to coordinate the activities of Sen*‘- cost you only about $1 a month extra. We recom a hospital there. Leader of February 4. 1899: Con-1 aviation units and ground forces.. M*"* Nora Jackson spent Sun- sumption can be cured by drinking mend Shell Premium for the extra miles of new car The department announced the ^a>' *n Eugene visiting with her Radham'» mtcrohe killer. It cures performance it can give you. On sale at Shell Dealers Signal Coriu: has developed elec- daughter. Mrs. Robert Rauch, consumption by removing thti Mr. Hnd Mrs. Albert Musgraves trical «entries that will warn of, Miss Hazel Boyd of Hubbard is and Shell Stations. cauae, microbe«. Better »till it of San Francisco are visiting at The Rev. und Mrs. M. H. Stains invading uurraft "long before a h°use K^est of her cousin. Ro- prevents consumption. Better still the Ed Twlng home. Mr. Mus and daughter of Walla Walla vis they are actually sighted." but F^la.,cn’ , an that It will cure and prevent graves is a brother of Mrs. Twing. ited at the Ralph Hill home one said the army needs 500 men from _ The John Dunlevy family spent Earl Van Valin, who is urn- «ickness. Knowledge la power. day last week. SHELL OIL COMPANY, INCORPORATED the radio engineering field to Saturday in Eugene. Know (he truth and the truth will ptoyed by the Union Pacific in Mrs. Stagers und daughter of ¡earn~tV operate the secret de- Portland, spent the week end with Anlauf spent one day recently vjCPR make you free. Send or coll for free pamphlet. his family here with Mrs. Frank Krehser. W(ir secretary Stimson said Mr. and Mis Clarence Peterson A- T. Howard, agent. Mr. and Mrs. Ixwi Russell and 1,000 airplanes and 10,000 Air - ............................... .. '■ "■-'n*1 y . ■ sons and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Corps officers and enlisted men Benston spent Friday night and will take part in maneuvers X » «> 4 « s w <• 4B B ». Saturday up the South Fork, fish stressing coordination of ground ing and air strength in the Beaure 30 Tablets fo r The Harry Vance family moved gard. Lousiana, area from Sep- ( to Roseburg Monday. tember 1-30, In the simulated war- Mr. hq (1 Mrs. Frank Treadwell »t l; I of Lynx Hollow and the Frank Chapman family spent Sunday at G et Y our Winchester Bay. » HF, North H Street. 2«l»e(Bnohi pKMletn hottae, «•obtkr' l„c4- 50c B A T H I N G C A P ' 39c Reta Keene of tYeswell is 1 L B P O IS O N W H E A T 30c HEATERS spending the week with her cous tibu. Sella fu lly fiiriiiNhetl. ♦2.2(H).OO. in, Mrs. Edward Krebser. and ;■ ft bedroom inoderii. plaNlerud house oil South side of town, Ralph Hill and Myrtle Pollock 1 PT . F L IT 43c spent several days lust week fish 8 oz. FURNACES one acre of ground. Hells for $3,(MIO or trade for sinaUer ing along the coast. Mr. Hill place. REM EDY 50c R e p a ir e d fo r C o o ler brought home a nke salmon. . r i * •. • > » * • < . •. . - , , 2oo Warren Reed, who had been 942 West Main. 5 hedrooniH. $2.500.00. TABLETS . 49c N ig h t s slaying ut ,he home of his broth 235 Acre». 50 in eultivntiou. Hood outrange. I,urge house 500 F A C I A L T I S S U E S 19c er Arthur while employed at the Green Ridge Lumber compaiiy, New Orates, Stove and and barn. $4,000 ciiali or trade for good, small farm. 2 B A R S C O L G A T E T O IL E T left for his home at Leaburg Fri Furnace Repairing day to spend a few days with his He ve ral aei'eages .still ut depression prices. SO AP 9c P T . A L B A G A R 79c parents before going to Portland '•-«‘to C O T T A G E G R O V E where he will be inducted in the army. 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