PAGE TWO
TIH RShAY, (HTGHER 2. 1941
THE SENTINEL. POTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Established 1889
Published Eveiy Thurs«lay at
25 North Sixth Street.
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less than three months.
Cottage (Grove ^entrari
now to payment of existing debts;
1942 Taxes Heavy
• 3i encouraging savings to meet
future debts; t4> avoiding foster-'
ing speculative increases in pro­
W A S H IN G TO N In 1942 Uncle
duction without discouraging nec-
Sum
la going Io take the cqulval-
esaaty shifts and increases
•iU ot 497 03 from «»very man.
Women and Army Morale.
»»d child in Hie «»uuntry.
Mrs. W illiam P "Hobby, Chief
..........
a!"‘
of (lie Women's Section of the l,n ‘°P l,f
W ar Department, speaking in New
' * * coUectors will take
York, said “Let Us stop talking ulditlonal $69 62 pet person,
about Hi.- hard lot of ........ nllated
Th" l >‘
wa*
men. Every possible provision for tf ,h*’ '’«"mated 22 billion dollar
the welfare of our sol..... .. is be-
," 11 ior liM2 «counting the new
ing made as quickly us is human- redpral ‘ “x of ’ hr' *
" hn,i
ly possible. Let us also stop the
and
slate and
•Oh. you poor thing, so you’re In l<x’ul 1*’vt* a ' wer* divided equally
the Army away from your family * nw,ntf
l*»pulatu»n.
and friends?* . Keep your hand-1 1 h‘‘
expects Hie ritt-
A achool Isiy has l*een uwaritrd
THIS IS NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK
kerchief in your pocket. Instead.
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a prise for being the champion
invite him home to meet your sons hdhon dollars. But before we ci an
smllcr In hla school. Of nairse
and daughters’*
,**K‘« J»’« 1»"* thl* " lvu”d
«ur
From O ctober 1st to Stli. is N ational Newspaper Week ami
he Isn't old enough to pay taxes
Sehstive Service.
*
I" *’»“ " * * ” >”
hav\ ‘°
is observed in many com m unities. At this tim e newspapers gen­
yet.
• • •
Selective Service Headquarters ,urn w c r
of it
e ra lly tr y to b rin g out the re la tio n o f the newspaper to the com­
asked locul bourds to assure col-
,h*' va^,ou,, ‘»•’am-hes of gov-
When you see two married
m u n ity , the part the newspaper plays in the developm ent o f the
k’ge students who are not expect- penmen t.
to Ik» coining down the
com m unity o r section it serves and the im portance o f free
ed to be culled for service before
The Income Taxpayers
dub.
street, the one who Is two
$pec<>h and a free press. D estruction o f «‘ith e r the freedom of
the noddle of the college semester otherwise known as the Society of
or three steps ahead la the
speech o r the freedom o f the press in m any countries has fo llo w ­
they will be granted postpone- Perpetual Gripe, will welcome 2,-
one who Is nuid.
ed by a dicta to rsh ip . The tw o arc closely interw oven.
ment until they finish the semes- 256.000 additional members into
• • •
A newspaper is a c u rre n t h isto ry o f the com m unity and sec­
ter. Students preparing tor essen­ the organization next March 15.
We hennl a wonderful argu­
tion and nation it serves. W hen you want to substantiate a hap­
tial defense occupations,
Head­ Uongiess has considerately reduc­
ment against married life the
pening o f the past von usually look in the files o f the news­
quarters said, should be deferred. ed exemptions In order to permit
other day. A man anil hla wife
these additional citizens to share
paper«. New s articles often play an im p o rta n t part in court pro-
were huvlng IL
H O T S C H O O L 1.1 \ < I l l s
e«‘edure. .hist the o ther day a lady came in to th is o ffic e h u n tin g
the fun.
• • •
a di fetli notice. She w anted the death notice to help substantiate
A slight initiation fee of $4<),-
Daisy
Iiope
thinks that
According to r e p o r t s from 000.000 will be charged these new
a h ir tji and she found w hat she was lo o kin g fo r in short order.
many a tired laislness man
schools so fur. a hot lunch is tak­ members, which Is approximately
The m a tte r o f b irth re g is tra tio n is im p o rta n t. But tw e u tv -fiv e
who says his hahy kej1’ him
ing the pluee ot more tin dinner the price of 100 new super t>oml>-
years ago few b irth s were registered and a reference to a new s-
up all night isn’t telling a
pails than ever tius term. Hot ers. Bringing the figures down­
lie.
paper announcement o f the b irth o r death o f an in d iv id u a l is
lunches have long l>een reoognixed stairs when* we little fellows can
• • •
oftentim es doubly im p o rta n t.
as desirable because of the bene­ understand them, the picture fits
N ewspaper offers a lib e ra l education in cu rre n t h istory.
fits to children's health
But together something like this:
And when we say that our
teachers aiut parents testily to
technical udvk-e la valuable to
A ro n s ta n t reader o f the newspaper is usually w e ll versed
If you are a single man or a
other food results. They report
you in selecting your appli­
in both ancient and modern h istory. W ill Rogers who could
career
girl
nuning
>20
a
week
you
that belter school atb-ndance
ances, that’s no lie either.
converse w ith ease w ith the highest o ffic ia ls and kin g s and
better attitudes oi work, even now pay Uncle Sam a mere seven
• • •
queens o f the w o rld read the newspapers c a re fu lly and re g u la r­
and
a
halt
cents
a
week.
In
1942
better scholarship show up us nxm
ly- He often said a ll he knew was what he saw in the papers,
Experl technical service at
as hot school lunches are serv«*d you'll have to cut 41 cents out of
the budget pie every week and
yet his e arly education according to modern requirem ents was
regularly.
R iit J i o R t t y 's
sadly neglected.
s
Since 1939 millions of under­ serve it to the government.
' are beginning in earnest in Louisi-
If
you
are
a
married
mun
with
H e re ’s an in te re stin g reference to the tw o freedoms as
Fourteen new s h i p s
nourished children over the coun­
werc ana now.’*
no dependents, canting $40 a
found in th<- fir s t o f the t e l l co n stitu tio n a l amendments and launched in “Liberty Fleet Day"
He said plane production “ at try have been added to those re
eremon.es held a t ' 10 shipyards this time is still not satisfactory cv‘v‘,n* *‘ hyo1 ,u’ f h i»* »Hunk» to weak, you never before iiud to
know n as “ The B ill o f R ig h ts .”
ce'
taxes But
“ Congress shall make no la w respecting
an establishm
,n . the United States on Saturday. as a reault of shortages ,n m .nu-
.
. . . . ent
..
your day hus come, oldiinter In
available
for
that
use.
And
Ore­
o f n-Iiuion or p ro hibiting the fu ll exercise th e re o f: o r a b rid g in g September 27. The Navy announe- facturing facilities and essentia)
1942, every wwek you'll have to
the frgfilom o f speech o r o f the press: o r the rig h t o f the ¡ample
launching of the
battleship raw materials but it is coming gon children have had u share in
set uside for the federal tax col­
this
program.
If
more
communi­
fo peaceably aMt -n ib l« and to p e titio n the governm ent tor a Mass^ o ’h u s e l three
mini-sweep-
up.’* He said several U. S. planes
,
- UP
lector 81 cents, or enough money
ers Summit,
Guide and Ideal, far exceed any others in the ties take it upon themselves to
Redress o f grievances.”
provide the sponsorship for such to keep you in cigarels.
and the submirlne chaser PC515. world.
projects many more children can
If you are married, have two
Aid to Britain. Russia.
Priorities.
be served.
diqiendents,
and net $60 a week,
THE BRIGHT SPOT.
The Navy Department announe-
Priorities Director Nelson lim­
No m atter who oversees the you. too. are a newcomer to the
ed 15 British and Free French *ted production of sjiure parts for
school lunch or how it is financed, Income Taxpayers’ club and your
^kie o f the b rightest spots in the business p ic tu re is the warships
currently in United passenger automobiles and light
fa rn a n g situ a tio n . The cash income o f farm ers d u rin g the last States ports, and said 12 others ’ rucks for the period September it should l>e well-balanced if it Is fee wilt be SI 12 a week.
to do the most good It needs to
You may think it would is* nice
half o f 1941 fig u re s to ru n a b illio n d o lla n i o r more ahead o f already have left U. S. ports 15-Deecmber 31. 1941 to 60 per provide the kind of food children
to have a million (kdlar annual
the same period o f 1940. and the fir s t h a lf showed a h a lf-b illio n where they had put in for repairs cent of the numlier sold during
can use to build their bodies, aixl m em e, but at $19.230 a w.-ek you
train, t tmipar«-«! to 1929. farm ers have o n ly 5 p e r cent few er or supplies. The W ar Department ’he first six months this year cun us«» for energy for play anti
would have to kick back $14.098 to
said
59
officers
and
enlisted
men
SPAB
said
it
will
extend
to
actual dqjlars. hut those dollars, in a ctu a l purchasing a b ility ,
study.
the fctleral «‘ullcctura, which is
of the British armon-d corps are American industry assistance in
“Ideally.’* points out Dr. Louise $'2H3 ni«ire a we«»k than this year.
are going about 1;> per cent fa r th e r .” D epartm ent o f A g rie u l-
studying American methods at obtaining repair parts.
Stanley, chief ot ttie U, S. Depart­
11 b' Lea,,‘‘’1 " P ° " next -VPar to f«*’*‘> a»>o«t 10.- the Army Armored Force School
And you might shed n tear for
Anti-Axis ‘Black List.*
ment ot Agriculture's Bureau of
la s iia a i p«-ople. Even though acreage o f some o f the most ini- at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Treas-
DEPENDABLE 0 A M
The State Department added Home Economics, "a school lunch the multimillionaire If he has a
p o rtan t crops cotton, wheat and tobacco— w ill continue to lie ury Secretary Morgenthau* an- 300 South American firms and in
is made up of on«» nourishing main net income of $96.153 a week he
BARGAIN PRICBB
curtailed due to existing surpluses, o ve r-all farm output w ill be nounccil the Soviet Government dividuils to the original Anti-Axis
dish, a gluss or two of mdk, trull will hand over $75.444 of it to the
the highest in the c o u n try ’s history. So, w ith prices high and has already repaid in gold **a little "Black List" of 1WX) names and
U. 8. government.
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or vegetable in some form, bread
LOW
going higin-r, 1942 figures to be th«- best vear fo r fa rm in e o u n more than halt of the $10,000.000 delated 0 » name« where correc- an(1 butter or a sandwich, and a
This being the situation, the
since 1920.
advanced b\ the U. S. Treasury five action had been taken since simple dessert."
people's representatives have a
LIBE&AL T 1A D E IN
to Russia In August.
July 17. The new additions inelud-
<)n this main theme, there may pretty goal alea of Just how black
ALLOW AMOXB.
» A
Production.
«1 A ir France ami Lati,
a |M. a thousand variations. For the things are going to look to Mr.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK—ANY WEEK
Assistant
Attorney
General French and an Italian airline, ami menu varies according to the ftxxl Average American on th«- evening
1941 Chryiler Windsor
Don Pwnnl«. «.ti»,.. t
t
• . «•»
.
z» •«
, .
Arnpld. sp»»aking at Yosemite, ’ he German news agency “Trans- va|u<. of lhe m, ln (luh arM, , ht. of next March 14 when he gets to
,
P ' ,: *
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Tourist Greeters G uide o f th«- California, said “ihere is not an oceiui
cooking equipment and other faci- bxding around with a scratch pod
Town Sedan Fluid
n« na. (ire»o n , ( hamher o f I onum-rce passes along this ohs. r- organized bask- industry in the}
Agriculture.
Hties on hand. Most ambitious
So the gentlemen on Capitol
Drive.
va,,<Jh;
.
U. S. which has not been restrict-
Agriculture Secretary Wickard school luneh«>s arc built around a H ill got a lot of government ac­
Som ething w hich has always seemed p»-enliar to me is th«- *nK production. . . to avoid what ,c,kl Northeastern farm leaders substantial main dish with the countants to do the pap«*r work,
1939 Dodg« Deluxe Sedan.
fact tlm t a holi«lay crow«! is in such a devil o f a h u rry Then-
^ear may
rui**ous over-
agricultural workers Britain rest ot the meal of lighter foods, the deducting and cn-diting and
1939 Plymouth Deluxe Se­
must have l»«->H a humle«l cars passed me on blind curves and on
production after the war . . They w '» n<s-<i b«-tw«ien now and June Th,. m9jn
may be of meat, exempting, so that all the tuxpay-
s
dan.
be brow o f a h ill (d u rin g m y recent visit to the Oreonn co«*»
have concealt’d shortages by over- M 1942, ch«»«»se, evaporated milk f»h. eggs,
may
be i-aina lesa than
__ . or beans O r it
........
«1 win,
vsj|l
I.. »L»
* 1 then- /-»fit
im istic
ivt ir» predictions
tirmlrnlu.nc about
olw.nl sup- an*'
HFltl dried
(I e U m ! skim
skim milk
Dlllk that
tll.’lt will
Will re-
Ftf'- One ot these
• U .... in combination
__ as__...ne
optim
with have to do next March 15 is look
fty
the tf«_
Grace « «
(G a o t « d an«l . good « cooperation from o th e r f ears
m’?.'"--1
1938 Studebaker Ooupe.
quire processing of more than 4 'j i a cen-ol or with vegetables. Or, on up one figure on a simplilh-d chart
w ere.no ac-idents. but i t ’s a w onder to me th a t the L a b o r Ifciy * \i"r \rm .ld
also
said
“a
feu-
billion
pounds
of
milk;
a
billion
eokl
days,
it
may
tie
a
lunch
built
n”d
send
in
a
check
for
same,
death to ll w asn’t 1,600 instead o f 600.
'
“
1937 DeSoto Ooupe. Over­
strati gically located labor unions arx» a half pounds of pork and around a hot soup or chowder to
This process is known as sugar
•The little tim e saved is out o f a ll p ro p o rtio n to the risk wen» costing the American con- larfl- about 5(X) million dozen
drive.
coating the tax pill, meaning that
UiKen and you ean’t enjoy a h o lid a y when y o u ’ re dead ” __ sum»»r one billion dollars a year e6i.'s: 16 million pounds of poultry hit the spot.
A lighter main dish would have you don’l know what’s hit you un-
1938 Terraplane Ooupe.
T ravel W«-st.
through labor restrictions on pro- nrwat. and quantities of tobacco, a heavier supporting cast of other ’ ll after you’ve swallowed the
duction by strikes and boycotts vitamin-rich fruits and vegetables foods. Light main dishes might be medicine.
1934 Plymouth Coach.
for illegitimate purposes, price- H** sa’d ,h<* British ne«-d a mini- C h o k e d
Krepias Cbeklaat Color
vegetables,
vegetifldc
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■
—
—
.
Enjoyable Chinate
1937 International Pickup.
fixing. restricting labor-saving dc- mum of $1.000,000,000 in food be- sokps and salads W ith an apple i —
To preserve the natural color of
■■ — — —
Nassau. Bahamas, can boast of a vices, elimination of small com-
"<»w and February 28, 1942 and cabbage salad, for instance, a ’
chestnut paneling, use a protective far more enjoyable climate than
l
i
r
A
Ik T c r x a
1940 Chevrolet 3 yd. Dunp.
oca ting ni white wax or white shel­
SPAB announced special atten- crisp bacon or jieanut butter san«t, I
W /V .1 N 1 / \ L / S
most cities in the United States. In (letitors and owner operatoli and
lac. A thin coat of shellac followed, winter the nearby Gulf stream “tying up huge industries in the tion will be given provision of with, creamy rice with raisins. (
when dry, by a finishing ccat of white makes a balmy winter piayland for struggle to determine ' which of «juipment necessary for expand- and mdk would round out a sub- ♦ —
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wax. is recommended Polish un­ the thousands of winter vacationists two unions shall dominate the ing dairy production to m«»et «Jo- stantlal meal.
W O U LD G IV E FR EE R E N T of
til the finish is as high as you de­ who visit here and in the summer field."
and,
ro tu ’roments.
Even if there can t be a com-
small house to party wanting to
sire. If you prefer a dull coat, use the island is “air conditioned'* by
e Agriculture D<-partm «»nt said p|ete m«-al pre|>ared at the school, cut w < mm I. Florence Quaglla Cot-
Small Business.
two thin coats of shellac, sandpa­ the Trade Winds. Average temper­
Director Orthim of the OP.M total income from farm m arket­ the lunch program m worthwhile ,aK‘* Grove, Oregon. DlMton Rte.
pered down between coats.
ature the year-round is 77 degrees. Contract Distribution Division an­ ings will reach $10,t<X).(XX),(XX) in nevertheless. It may be one nour­
8- ltp
CH RYSLER
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nounced between 100 and 200 of­ 1941.
ishing hot dish and milk and fruit.
P
LYM OUTH
fices to help small shops and
Prices.
O r it could be fruit and milk or FOR S A LE Round oak dining
IN
T
E
R N A T IO N A L
businessmen get defense work will
I^ b o r Secretary Perkins said cocoa to supplement the lunch the
table and chairs. Call at 403
be opened soon.
food prices <?ontinued to rise dur­ children carry to school. O r it South 6th st.
8-ltc
Salce
Service
Mr. Odium asked 56 major de- ing the first half of September might be a nutritious sandwich
Phone
M
tense contractors
to
appoint with biggest increases in pork filling made up at school to go
Special for October, Pumpkin
8th St., at Waahingtoa Are.
“farming out" directors to cooper- chops, lard, eggs, and milk. Price with bread brought from home. Ice C r e a m at Gustafson's of
ate in spreading defense work Administrator Henderson s a i d other totals brought from horn« course.
8-lte-4l
Admission 11c and 3.5c.
among smaller firms. He also an- eviction proceedings had been be- and a glass of milk.
nounced defense contracts with gun by "unscrupulous” landlords
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I r ri- ■SS October 3-4 — "M ild Geeae Calling,"
five aluminum war companies in various parts of the country
T ry our fruit salad Ice cream at
Henry I-onda. Joan Bennett, Warren William, Ona
forced to abandon civilian produc- against tenants who complained or Gustafson’s of course.
8-ltc-3i
Munson. Preview Feature “SeattergixNl
Meets
tion by shortages and priorities, threatened to complain of rent in
Broadway,** Guy Kibbee, Emma Dunn.
Contracts such as these to avoid creases to their local Rent Corn-
Only the finest work. Cottage
Mon. Toe.., October 5-6-7— “shepherd of the
community hardship can be ne- mittee.
Grove, t leaner», phone 81. 5-4tc8
Hills.” John Wayne. Betty Field. Harry Carey,
gotiated up to 15 percent above
lidlath.n Control. Taxation,
Beulah Bondi, Samuel Hinds,
TEC H N IC O LO R
minimum
prices,
performance
The F«»deral Reserve Board in-
bonds can lie waived and bid creased reserve cash requirements
Wed., Thurs., October 8-9— “Blossoms in the I>ust •
ßl^R nnual
Greer Garson, W alter Pidgeon. Felix Bressart
■splits allowed to enable prxils o f, for member banks by about one-
A real buy for $1,500. new 4-room bungalow, large rooms, dandy
Marsha Hunt. TECHNICOLOR Preview, “World
small firms to obtain contracts seventh, to the present
lawful
Premier,” John Barrymore, Eranc«»s Farmer Eu­
fireplace, completely modern, oxcellent neighborhood.
for bits and pieces.
limit. The Board said the action
gene Pallette, Virginia Dale, Ricardo Cortez.
Array Pr«-|iar«Mness Status.
will not prevent dradit for defense
Almost every kind ot a business for sale several that are ex­
Assistant W ar Secretary Me- needs and all legitimate require-
cellent buys and don’t Involve much capital.
Cloy, speaking in Jackson. Michi- ments.
gan. said the U. S. has an army
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau
Six-room modern house, M-acre ground, good location, $1,800.
and an air force “in the sense announced his staff has startl’d
Nice summer home 10 miles from town. 19 arres of ground
that one is in process of produc- work on legislation to limit cor-
with
Admission 1 Ic and 25e.
tion. . . Some of its elements are poration profits to six percent of
beautiful frontage along Row River privacy. $1,000.
MORSE SNOW
Bargain Nights He and 15c; Sat. Mat. He and 30<-
prepared to meet any foe. . . Yet invested capital for the duration
10 acres bottom ground Vi mil«» out Silk Creek road, 6-room
ond RODEO
that army is just becoming an of the emergency. He said the
Thurs.. F rU October 2-3 — “Dangerous Game,”
modern house, grW | barn. $2.500 cash or trade for mope ground
MUTUUte, MteON
army. . . "
profit motive in war ought to be
K id iard Arlen, Andy Devine. June Storey. BAR­
He said the army has its full eliminate«) entirely. He said the
31 a c m just above waler mark at Dorenu. frontage along the
G A IN N IG H TS. Admission lie and 15c.
October 4 to 11
amount ot the fundamental weap- move would also head off the
m-w road, .leetrlclty and will have city water. 12 acres In crop.
19 $hwn la 0«
ons
rifles, bayonets, machine inflationary trend.
No buildings. Sell for just $900.00.
H
Sat., Sun., October 4-3— “Law of the Range," John­
guns, artillery, grenades but does
Farm C r e d i t Administration
««« « a a a 4a>
ny Mack Brown. Fuzzy Knight, Nell O'Day, Pre­
• a s lo a t
la k lb it a el
!50 acre farm one-third in crop, oxcellent building», good family
not have its full equipment of Governor Black asked a Washing-
view Feature, “Private Nurae,” Jane Darwell,
p u ia - b > « 4 Lleastoek,
Brenda Joyce, Shelton Leonard. Saturday Matinee
light and medium tanks, anti-tank ton meeting of leading farm lead-
orchard, Just 5 miles from town, $5,250.
D o , a . F o a l« « ? , P a l
2:30 P. M. Admission lie and 20c.
and anti-aircraft weapons. He ers to prevent a speculative boom
Stock. W ild L ila . Mas-
• fa a ia ro d a a d Laad
235 acres, 50 in cultivation, 10 ran be Irrigated, 3 now being
said there is sufficient equipment in farm real estate such as
P
t a d a e la . 4 - H C l a k
Mun., Tues., Wed., October 6-7-8— rinsed.
for training hut heavy production brought bankruptcy to thousands
• ad i a l l k H i f k i i
V o e a tlo a a l B daeaU aa
will not come until this winter or of farmers after the World War.
Thurs., Erl., October 9-10— "Three Sons o’ Guns,"
W o ik , alea Coaablaad
next spring. He said the Army He suggested:
Irene Rich. Wayne Morris. Tom Brown, Marjorie
Horaa S kew aad Ih ilU -
has much to learn about the tank-
(1) Basing all appraisals in eon-
i a , la d e o r R adaa.
Rambeau. Bargain Nights. Admission 11c and 15c
plane and anti-tank-plane combi- nection with loans on normal
L « n rmnlani lists
Inaurane«
nations and “we still have a long values;
(2)
impressing present
way to go in our coordination be- borrowers with th<- wisdom of
DICKERS
IN
DIBT
low fores
i tw- t-n an and the ground hut we using higher
income
available,
O r eg
P ub l i s
APPRECIATE•
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