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THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Established 1889
Published Every Thursday at
28 N orth S ixth Street.
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Cottane <f>rove £ rn tm rl
0 R E Gio
P ub l i s me
Till IISPAV, .1 SNTAIIV H. 11)42
\\ minded Pearl Harbor Heroes Push Defense Bonds Freezer Storage
!
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I
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e don't want to
world on
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SP P E R
s o |CI A T I ON
To Be Practical
Just as the I'acifie northwest is
crediteli w ith having s ta lle d ila?
nationwide movement tow ard die
toe ot rented sto'nge lockers in
w h ic h to k e e p I
TWO FRONTS
I |t> fic v z ln : so
Ihe Pacific northwest now is show-
mg increased interest in farm re-
in g e ra llo n wheie equiptm nt is in-
stalled on the farm .
As an aid In tins movement, a
station bulletin has just Isen is-
sued at Oregon s t a t e c o lle g i' en
tille d "T lw F au n F leering P lant."
which contains detailed pi ms and
s |x *e ifie iitio n s Io . b u ild in g in d iv i­
dual freezer u n it* on the (arm.
The authors are W. If. M arfin,
piofessor o i h e a l >’tii;ln i*c tlie ;, and
F. E. Price, agi'ieultm al engineer
Various combinations of locker
servlet' me discussed in the bulle­
tin. including use of a rental lock­
er In connection w ith household
refrigeration, or the use of tw.
types of home freezer spat »• w n fi
out ren tal lockers The most com­
plete of th .-e is a tw o-com part­
ment farm freezer plant which
has spurt- fo r keeping foods ui
zero and at 35 degiecs F This
plan involves the investment of
about $600 tf the carpenter w ork
Is done |>y the owner. T in 1 opera
thin w ill ri-quire about 100 kilo
w att hours of e le c tric ity per
month, which would probably cost
around $2
This plan is pat tlc u la rly adapt­
ed to needs of the larger fam ily
that can use large quantities of
frozen farm - produced fru its,
meats, and vegetables, or the farm
fa m ily located somewhat distant
from rental locker service, accord­
ing to the nuthn. s.
Some individual farm freezer
plants o f this type are already in
l» ()l(f \ \
Y.G.A, MEETS.
la n c ila Y.G.A. met al I torm a
hall recently (or tlw lr C hrist man
grub-hag p a tly . A ll the new o ffi­
cer* were present The grab-ting
was opened and irp nckcd to In*
given the Grunge Chaplain fo r
use in her annual C hristm as bas­
kets.
The skating |>arty at the Cot­
tage Grove arm ory lin k , which
wax planned fo r Friday, Jiin u n ty
q M f|| not he held lit the A lin o ry
, , n k ns the building has been Ink-
on over lo r defense pui|Miscs and
skating has Iwch discontinued
there u n til fu rth e r notice
A
,,f games was
p|„ vv<| (||)||
and , ..„«.shmenls served
by Jean Rose and P hilip latke.
Miss Rose invited Y G A.'em to
meet nt her home it 1112 So t>t|i
si reel, Cottage Grove, fo r th e ir
next meet lug on Friday evening,
January 23,
T he U n ite d S tate s m ust fig h t on tw o fro n ts .
F ir s t, th e re is th e m ilit a r y fr o n t. A m e rica n so ld iers, sa ilo rs
and a irm e n are f ig h t in g am i » ly in g in th e P a c ific . T h e y are li v ­
in g u p to th<* highest tra d itio n s o f th is n a tio n ’s m ilita r y hist >rv.
T he y m ust he g ive n th e fin e st b a ttle e q u ip m e n t in the w o rld , anti
th e y m ust he g ive n it in la vish q u a n tity . A ll th e resources o f
An Ideal dessert at this season,
th is n a tio n , hum an and m a te ria l, m ust he used to th a t end.
plum pudding lee cream at Gus­
Second, hi re "is th e home fr o n t. W e have said, tim e a nti
tafsons, of course
22-lte-4i
a ga in , th a t we are fig h tin g to d e fe n d a n ti p e rp e tu a te freedom .
T h a t is trfie . B u t the defense o f free do m at home, as on th e w a r
fr o n t, dem ands m ore th a n lip service. It dem antis s tra ig h t th in k ­
in g fro m a ll. It dem ands a people w ho w ill look sq u a rt ly at the
facts, no m a tte r how u npleasant th e y m ay he. It dem ands the
k in d o f n a tio n a l toughness th a t kn o w s p re c is e ly w ha t we are
fig h tin g fo r. and th a t w ill p e rm it n o th in g to s ta n d in th e w ay o f
v ic to r y on the home fr o n t no less th a n th e m ilita r y fro n t.
\ \ e w ill, o f necessity, d em and and accept a la rg e m easure
o f econom ic d ic ta to rs h ip d u r in g the w a r. W h e th e r th a t d ic ta ­
to rs h ip ends when th e w a r ends, w ill depend upon the n s o lu ­
These heroes of Pearl H a rb o r, shown In a C a lifo rn ia n aval ho«pi tai. have plenty of reawon Io
the
tio n and th e u n d e rs ta n d in g o f th e A m e ric a n people. The fu tu re
sale of defense bonds— and th e y 're doing it n it h gusto. I ’rom le ft: F. L. Koyce. a h ip fitte r. th ird class;
ot th is c o u n try and th is k in d o f g o v e rn m e n t is in the balance.
Robert Haley, electrician » m ate, firs t class, and A lle n C u n n in g h a m , a v iatio n m ach inist, secoiid class
The people w ill d e rid e w h ic h w a y th e scales are tip p e d .
(in wheel r h a i n . (O ffic ia l N, S. N avy F h o lo g ra p h , passed by Navy censor.)
The fre e e n te rp ris e system is at sta ke in th is w a r. U po n the
m ainten an ce o f free e n te rp ris e a ll the o th e r freedom s— freedom
o f press, free do m o f speech. free do m o f re lig io n — h in g e and de­
pend. A n y th in g w h ic h w eakens and em asculates free e n te rp ris e
Now that the holiday celebrat­
is th e enem y o f the n a tio n . W e cannot have an e v e r-e x p a n d in g
ing is over, |M'ihN|)s we can
W
HO
M
UST
F
IL
E
A
RETURN-
b u re a u c ra c y and have e ffic ie n c y . W e cannot a llo w non-defense
get down to the serious busi­
Every single person having a
As Echoed From Cottage Grove Union High School
s p e llin g to go on unchecked and e xpect to a v o id econom ic co l­
ness of w ork and curing up the
gross income o f $75<) o r more;
lapse. W e cannot p u n ish in d u s try and e xpe ct it to he able to do
headaches.
19-11 was a good
every
m
arried
jierson,
not
livin
g
(Audrey W alker. E d ito r)
and Bessie Sheldon w ill be her
its u tm o st.
year in ( ’u lla ge Grove w ith
w ith husband o r w ife, and having
D eaF T rory
assistant.
some having reasons to cele-
T he re is n o th in g d ra m a tic a bo ut these statem ents. T h e v are
K im r .lv h o n .U v ♦ »..♦4. • t i .
f .)-•
’ ""
Miss M ildred Deal, in s tru c to r o f
C arloyn Kcbelbeck spent two a gross income of $7.)() o r more; use on farms in Oregon ami Wash-
lirn ti white others got a henil-
and m arried persons liv in g w ith mgton and are giving good servi
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u
-T h e u in n in g ot th is war
and the winning g,r fe gymnastics in the Cottage weeks in Richmond. C alifornia.
ache.
pf the peace that follow
« i l l depend on now w e ll the A n te rt- Grove high school, was m arried v is itin g her brother and friends hushand o r w ife, who have an ug- when properly
constructed, the
can people understand them
gregate gross income of $1.500 or authors say
last F rid ay evening at 5:00 to durin g the vacation.
T I I E Q U E S T IO N O E T H E
„ ________ . . .
A dditional bulletins available nt
Belen Summers visited relatives
There has never been such unity as this country has at pres­ Herschel Tracy, a resident o f C ot-
HOUK
BE It RNS HE the college on this subject inrlude I low are the New Year's reso­
ent. Every American stands solidly behind the President in the tage Grove, fo rm e r student and in S u th e rlin fo r a week during
F IL E D ’
r o r the calendar year extension cm u la r No 36« "F re e /-
pledge to wage war until international gangsterism is destroy. <1. football player o f Cottage Grove C hristm as vacation
lutions (mlding out ?
ing
F ruits.
Vegetables.
ami
• • •
B e tty Thompson spent most of 1941. on o r before March 16. 1942.
.
The s p ir it o f the n a tio n is one o f g rim , u n c o m p ro m is in g d e te r­ high school.
They were m arried in Redwood her vacation in P o rtlan .l v isitin g
Meats, amt extension c irc u la r No
Maud
M
uffins
Sez " It's more
t w , i n 7 tk
?
•
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h ‘ ‘ ," ' n i ei . V O n t ,S a s V ,t a l C it y . C a lifo r n ia , a n d p la n io make r e l a t i v e .
,h ‘ ,3 ,h d">' o f the th u d month 773. "Freezing ami Storing of
relatives.
blessed
to
give
than to receive.
to w ar an d to the perpetuation of ou r way of lite as the battle- their home in Cottage Grove. Mrs.
follow ing the close o f the fiscal Meat. P o u llty , anti Eggs."
Anne H athaway visited in Wash­
You notice that when the firs t
year.
tront. 1 here will he subversive influences on both fronts. Only T ra cy w ill continue her w o rk in ington over Christm as h o lid a y s .
of January bills come in.”
an awakened, aware people can prevent their depredations.
W A R N S A G A IN S T R U M O R S .
W H E R E A N D W IT H WHOM
school u n til the end o f the year.
E thel Mae Allen spent Christ­
Spring is only three cords of
There will he subversive influences on I with fronts. Only an
F.F.A. to Aid in Repairs.
mas vacation in P ortland visiting MUST IN C O M E T A X RETURNS
wood away.
BE F IL E D ? In the in te rn a l reve­
»wakened, aware people can prevent their depredntions.
D uring the Christm as vacation. relatives.
• • •
T hirte en th d is tric t naval a uth or­
the Presi-
M ary Lou and B e tty Thompson nue d is tric t in which the person ities have reiterated
Press dis|uiteh says that only
We fight for fre dent. then. And we must fight for it all Lester Stout pulled the m otor and
the way— fight for it here in Ameriea. no less than in the broad repaired a m ain bearing in a car. spent a week in P ortland visiting lives o r has his chief place o f dent's w arning against tu m o r, ami one woman in ten is mercen­
business, and w ith the collector o f urged a ll civilians to " k ill a n im o r
Ralph W arren is tearing down a friends
ary, But then no man wants to
reaches of the oceans and the lands beyond.
by refusing to ca rry It fu rth e r."
sedan car and m aking a tru c k out
B e tty Morgan visited friends in te rn a l revenue.
get m arried
nine times fo r
HOW DOES O N E M A K E O U T
"The regular -tews agencies are
o f »*•
it. v C m
liffo
K la m a th t Falls,
C iv n itv n r r r v u r
,
,
iu rd
iu Van
s ao r Prooyen
i w j i ’n com-
cum- and
,r.o relatives in IXtamatn
nothing.
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’
supplies by investing in defense pletely overhauled an unused cul- Ashland and M edford over v aea- H IS IN C O M E T A X R E T U R N ? By ‘’««’ty in g a ll legitim ate Navy news
• • •
stamps and bonds.
follow
ing
the
detailed
instructions
w
hich
w
ill
not
be
of
aid
to
the
tiv
a
to
r
and
put
it
in
use
again,
tion.
A
sm
all
town
is a place w hen'
We C hilians are called upon by
H AR R Y M E T C A LF.
A ll this was done in the ag shop,
W ilm a H arris spent p a rt of her given on ,he ,ncome ,ax blanks, pr’emy,"
the
spoke
spokesman
said,
a person ran save the cost o f a
the Governor of our state to o r­
Local Chairman
and proves th a t the ag boys are ! ' vacation visiting her grandm other Eorm ,0-‘ n and K<’ ' n’1 1040A (op- M eanwhile hundreds of street
radio by listening to the eve­
ganize ourselves in such a man­
rumors are tieing c lre u la tn l, some
tional sim plified fo rm )
saving on fa rm m achinery and j n Coquille,
ning
broadcast over the four
ner th a t we may be able to meet
“ A D E V IL ”
o the r much needed equipment.
.
,
iw rty line.
W H A T IS T H E T A X R A T E ? A by enemy agents In an e ffo rt to
and cope w ith any emergency
The scrap iron drive th a t the boys
y i e ’ ta and Chlons Rnb-
• • •
norm al tax of 4 percent on the create panic and confusion but
th a t may arise.
When I was just a kid
are sponsoring ts also helping in
.h l h ¿ 7 -
“ S amount o f the net income in excess most by u nth inking citizens who
't h e G oo d O ld D a re .
He has declared that the state
The devil I was told;
the national defense. Several hun-
*'
.
' lf'* ^ s-
o f the allowable credits against do not realize they are aiding the
D on't laugh when you see a
and county defense councils are Was a hideous creature
dred pounds have been gathered
M arvin K iang was ill over the net income ipersonal exemption, enemy by re ta ilin g Idle gossip."
man ta lkin g to himself, lie may
the authorized agencies fo r or-
W ith eyes a steely cold,
up at d iffe re n t farm s throughout vac:,G°n and returned Tuesday,
Along w ith the rumors, the
Ire in conference.
credits fo r detiendents. Interest on
ganizing and d irecting civilian He had tw o horns, upon his head, the vic in ity .
P a tty Z im m ery and AJetha obligations o f the U nited States Navy officials pointed out. then-
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p a rticip a tin g in defense, and are
And a long forked ta il,
Several new charts and bulk*- Briggs visited F ort Canby C hrist- and its inatrum entalitlea and earn­ are occasional facts which gener­ Q uit ta lkin g to yourself about
p a rtic u la rly charged w ith the The thought o f such a creature, tins have been obtained from O re- |sln'i daJ'- H ill Z im m erly, fo rm e r
that old radio. Let Radio Ray
ed income c re d it) in the com puta­ ate from defense plants, w a te r­
d uty o f coordinating the endeav-
L e ft me quake and pale,
gon State college and personal graduate is stationed there.
repair it so you can hear the
tion of the norm al tax net income; fronts. and even Naval stations,
ors o f the armed forces, the police Then mother, dear, explained to
form s fo r use in classwork.
.
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and a graduated surtax on the which if given wide oral circ u la ­ latest.
authorities and the c iv il popula-
me
SURVEV SHOWS CAR
Miss
Tomlinson
III.
amount o f net income in exci'ss of tion are of genuine assistance to
t) ° n-
"H e is the evil s p irit.
OWNERSHIP.
Miss Ju lia Tom linson, teacher
the allownhk* credits
(penional the Axis powers.
T hat the U. S. a rm y o r navy I f >ou hve an honest life.
o f Spanish, public speaking, and
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exem ption and credit fo r dejx'ml-
regulations
covering
blackouts
You never need to fear it."
sophomore English, is in a hos-
R« “ l ts ‘«f recent survey indi- e n tsi against net income in the
and unnecessary control o f our She said, "H e doesn't roam this p ita l in San Francisco, where she ?ate ,hat 44 l * r c” nt o f m oderntc-
com putation of the surtax net in­
earth.
a ctivities are to be observed by
i is to undergo a m ajor operation. ln t,’rr’" C|,y fam ilies own auto- come.
-
H is home is down below.
a ll the people. That duly appoint­
She Is expected to be absent from " ’ ob" ,‘s- according to D r E. I),
ed agents o f civilia n defense o r­ He only influences people.
school at least tw o months.
M cDaniel, p rw id e n t of the Oregon
Kct'p T h em Low
Thus causing g rie f and woe."
ganizations are authorized to en­
G lass O w l
•»tale M o to r association. D uring
Store ju m s and p ic k le i cn low
B ut now, there is a devil.
force such regulations.
A t the F.F.A. meeting held Jan-
year c o ^ re d by the survey, ( h c lv e i in y o u r cupboard. When
Who inhabits this earth.
I t is the d uty o f each one of us
uary 6, the boys decided to p u r-
r
*be 14,469 fam i- placed up high, there i t m o re d an ­
to do w hatever we may be able He has robbed man>' « nation
chase a glass ow l to b- used in lies reported on purciiased auto­ g er of ferm e n tu tio n because w arm
to do to forw ard this w ork, fo r „ O f a11 ,ts W and m ir»h.
the opening ceremony of the mobiles, w ith three used ears fo r a ir rises.
o u r loved ones, our homes—every- He has con'f ue«3*d and starved
meetings The ow l w ill stand about every new one. D r. M cDaniel said.
th ing we have o r hold dear is
_ them,
Sea of G a lile e
12 inches high. F orm e rly it has
threatened and a t stake. Volun-
Spread hatred fa r and wide,
An ideal dessert at this season,
T h e Sea of G a lile e , a body of w s
been the custom to use a stuffed
teers are needed to ca rry on this
German ruler,
owl, but the m a jo rity of the E'. F. plum pudding ice cream at Gus­ te r 13 m ile s long by 7 m iles wide,
w ork. Wa can no longer te ll our-
W i,h him ,he Nazis bide-
2 2-ltc-4 i is ab :t the size of Staten Island
A. chapters are now purchasing tafsons, o f course.
selves we are safe. We are fa r This deviI is ti u,,e different,
glass owls. The eyes of the ow l
from safe. A ll we have between
H e s in th<? form o f man-
are e le ctric and w ill blink.
us and a Jap invasion is our fleet. " db a little black mustache
School Brief«.
I f the Japanese can penetrate our
A nd a cruel expressioned pan
The F.F.A. boys voted to send
Pacific fleet the Pacific coast w ill His h air is straig ht and stringy,
a w reath of flowers, in F.F.A. col­
be invaded.
,
His bPs c u rl in a sneel
ors, to Lyndon Sloan’s funeral and
I t is safe to say they know The doWn’ fan of H itle r
labeled w ith the letters. F.F.A.
Is surely grow ing near.
more about our Pacific Coast
Wanda Perkins,
senior,
and
—
Mrs.
H
enry
A.
Hess.
Admission l i e and 33c
country than do you and I. They
Raymond Perkins,
sophomore,
Cottage
Grove,
Oregon,
have longed fo r an opp ortu nity to
w
ithdrew
from
school
December
Url.,
Sat.,
January
»-10— “ Hwnmp W a fe r," W a lte r
B. B. Route.
possess this p a rt of Am erica fo r
23 to move to Marcola.
Brennan, W a lte r Huston. Anne Baxter, Dana Andrews.
many years and beyond any doubt
P r e v ie w f e a t u r e “ Rookies on Parade,” Bob Crosby,
Ralph H olliday, senior, w ith ­
1003 UOUJUI03
have mapped every foot o f it and
Ruth T e rry , Eddie Foy.
drew from school to w o rk in de­
j
q
i
oj
pjE[[Biu
auinspuBg
aqj
luojj
know every road and every tra il
iaioads am jo ja q u ia u i i j a x a jo fense service in Idaho.
Sun., M011., Tues., January 11-13-13—“ N othing But the
fa r better than any o f us who
M argaret Read, who has been
sXbM p aîtn -’ J’ l P»»u « q * uauisjjods
T ru th ," Bob Hope, Paulette Goddard, Edward Arnold,
live here. They now believe the
office
secretary
ot
the
high
school
W illie B -s t, L e if Erickson, Helen Vinson, Glenn A n ­
:onpiAipui pue sqn|3 Suqunq oj 08
tim e is here fo r them to take
ders.
O q X dogs zaqajnq aqj jo aaoj» <«33 fo r tw o and a h a lf years, resig­
possession. T hat is w hy we are
ru3 e 01 i».w jia q i puÿ j 3 a 3 u s ipn p ned last week to accept a position
V e i l . , T h n rs ., J a n u a r y l f - 1 3 — “ I Wake Up Screaming,"
called upon to prepare ourselves
'J K
a q je i « st joiB qnsui as bookkeeper in a Eugene clo th ­
P»( t ly fira b le , V ic to r M ature, Carole Landis. Laird
fo r our own defense.
-iq pun sspnp uapoo.n „sasiB-t,, Xcq ing store.
Cregar. Preview feature “ M ajor B a r b a r a ,” Wendy H il­
We m ust let our fig h tin g sons 3B H J K Jiastutq Xq s s e p e ui 03
V irg in ia Lamb has been given
ler, Rex H arrison, Robert Morfey.
know we, too, are doing our part SI3UBJJ UBS JO XeqsBiv q u B j^ sjnd the position as office secretary
by b uilding a home defense, that -piq.w u oij3uq «ip oj u iib j s aqj ajtnb
w ill meet any emergency.
-Bq luatp jo auou jnq 'g>pnp 3 u is ib j
The production of needed war iuiAq jia q j 3)( b u i oq.w B o u a iu y
“ Just before Cbrislmas, we told you that we would appre­
q SJ3UUBJ jo Xjuo;d 3 jb 3-iaqj,
m aterials must not be halted
ciate your lending us a band over ihe H oliday Season by
M oney must he supplied to fill
M 3D(J u.ipooM .s o s jv y ,
not sending greetings by Long Distance.
every need o f those men in all
“ Wc asked this in order to help keep the lines available
branches of o u r armed forces
A d m is s io n l i e m id 28c
‘W h a le ’ of G am e
fo
r
calls im portant to defense.
the navy, the arm y, the marines , On C a lifo rn ia ’s M on terey penin­
B a rg a in N ig h ts l i e and IB c ; X a t. .M a t. l i e a n d 20c
and the a ir force. They w ill and sula, south of San F rancisco, there
‘ ‘In spite o f a ll our extra operators could do, there w e r e
T liiir s ., 1 'rl., J a n u a r y 8-f)— “ T h r e e Co«-heyed S a ilo rs ,”
are doing th e ir part. They rely on is a g olf course whose sixteenth hole
many more culls than could be handled without delay. W«
Tom m y T rinder, Carla Lehmann, Claude H ulbert.
Us to do ours. They need us as we is only a few feet fro m the ocean.
are exceedingly sorry for the delay, but grateful for the
B A R G A IN N IG H TS .
rjeed them. They have never fa il­ T he 200-yard w a te r hazard between
frie n d ly cooperation you gave us a ll through these busy
ed us and we must not fa il or this green and the seventeenth hole
S a t., S u n ., J a n u a r y 10-11— “ Nevada C ity ,” Roy Rogers,
days. Thank you. It really helped a lot.
fa lte r in our wholehearted support is apt to throw even the best golfer
George Hayes, S a lly Payne. Preview feature “ M ystery
“ Wo assure you that we w ill do our level best, under
o f them.
S h ip ," P a u l K e lly, Lola Lane, L a rry Parks. Saturday
som ew hat off his g am e ; the w a te ry
existing conditions, to render you the finest service possible
Matinee
2:30
p.
m.
stretch
is
a
rendezvous
for
seals,
I f and when a group m an a g e r'
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