The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 11, 1942, Page 2, Image 2

P A G I TW O
TIll'RSDAY Jl'N’K 11. 19i3
T H E S E N T IN E L , O O IT A O E O BO V H , O R EG O N
Established 1888.
Published Every T h rs d a y at
25 North Sixth Street.
c. M A R T IN
Editor-Publisher
S U B S C R IP TIO N R ATES (Cash in Advance)
In I^ane-Douglas Counties
Outside Lane-LX,uglas Counties
One Y e a r
........................... $1.75 One Year ________________ $2.00
Six M onths
..............................90 Six M o n th s ___ ________
1.25
Three Months -------------------
.50 Three Months ___________
65
Foreign rate 50 cents year additional. No subscription accepted for
less than three months.
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found w hich we believe ;wrv the
forerunners o f crime, namely:
nj
( I t lack of proper environment *
sfa ta to **
conducive to a healthy develop­
I
ORIGON
m ent of mind and body: (21 Lack
♦ *
o f satisfactory elem entary educa-
I'ru d u rtlo n
lernm e nl
allocated fund*
The
tion; (3» Lack of religious teach-
w
..» « r v
:
U, S IhuducMon of plane* has State D epartm ent said 193 p e r
mg; (4» Lack o f proper p aivntai { *
rOR JUNE
t
, reached the level of nearly 5.000 »'■»>*- Including many . S cltUena
care due to broken homes, and.
a m onth, ami by next sear we w ill * h o have » * * "
pn“
(51 Idleness.
have reached the President s goal
» *e < y .i. arrived In New York
The Legion therefore kicks to
WASHINGTON, D. C., June I.—Henry M orgmthau, J r,, o f 10,000 «, month, ” the senate ap- » " <“ • Ms «"paH olm . «ml 10 Axis
early tra in in g fo r a perm anent,
030
pi vin im nun i com
« >i i m m n ittee
i 11<- Uimvuin
, . .
. ately
,
_
nnnounc I o fficia l* «ml approxim
improvement in Am erican c rim in ­ Secretary of the Treasury, today made known June War proprlatlons
cd The Veg« A l.e n .ft Corporation Axis civ Ilians sailed lo r Lisbon uR
al statistics through Boy Scouts, Bend quotas for the 3,070 counties in the nation to ull State
at Hurhank. C alifornia was eon- t lie D rottningholm .
G irl Scouts, Sons of the Legion and County War Savings Staffs.
gratulated
on being six month*
The Arm ed t-orce»
and Roys State.
The June quota for the State of Oregon is $7,746,000.
ahead of schedule on production
The House passed anti sent Io
No. 3— To Foster Americanism.
The county quotas, based upon a substantial increase W PB Chairm an Nelson, a fte r •« the Senate u $3 billion supple-
The Legion’s interest in subver­
over May quotas, arc expected to reach ten per cent of in­ to ur of the automoliPt- induatry m ental naval i pproprla Hons h ill
sive movements begins and ends
,
In D etroit, said Am erican Indus- to provide 200,000 tons o f sub-
w ith in the borders of the United come when the nation goes on a billion-dollar-a-inonth Wat
WINNING THE WAR
Everybody, t try could “ more than double pres marines, 500.000 ton* of auxlll
States. We hold that other nations Bond basts tn July to help meet th e wur cost.
the battle cry throughout eni production by It»»-» " II.- also ary vessels. $150 m illion for avia-
must respect the same rig h t of every pay day. ten per cent," is
“ N e ith e r o p tim is m n o r pessim ism w i ll w in th is w a r ,” w ro te the Am erican people to determ ine the country. You can buy War Bonds at your Bunk. Building
said the govt . ..ment synthetic im n plant facilities,
and o the i
D o ro th y T hom pson re c e n tly , “ b u t
m e tic u lo u s
p re p a ra tio n , I th e ir own government.
T h e . & Loun Association, Post Office und nt many departm ent ’ rubber program would he able to fund- Chairm an Vinson said ap-
' take can- of "a ll w ar production proxim al.-ly 00 more « im lm ta n i
aud aciou s a c tio n , ta k in g a d va n ta g e o f e v e ry w eakness o f the Legion does not claim that every- storcs.
Quotas bv counties are;
¡and essential c iv ilia n n.s-ds" by ships w ill la- commissioned dur
e n e in y. and th e use o f e v e ry hand, b ra in , m a te ria l a nd s u b s titu te thing in this country' is perfect or
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- -
— — -'.i - — ...
194I. Despite the faea that almost mg the rem ainder of IW4J Three
m a te ria l th a t th is e n e rg e tic and in g e n io u s n a tio n can m uste r. ••’»’«I'able o f improvement. It does
Baker. »105.000: Benton, »130.300.
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------ " Lane. * «41.900,
--------- ’ Lin 1 twice ns many light aim s are re- mure destroyers were launehed
‘
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Lake. “ «3.300;
In a w a r lik e th is one. we
m
ust
assume
at
e
v
e
ry
m
om
en
t,
fro
n
t
ho
d
,hat
»^perfections
can
be
we m ust assume at e v e ry m om ent
Clackamas,
»165.300;
Clatsop, C*M L ih i;? “ i i s ‘Jro
«1-. 1‘iulred |x>r man since the develop- The CAA and (he navy completed
remedied
and
improvements
made
»108,000; Columbia. «2.600; Coos. 7W) ‘ M n . r ' . m
s ta rt to fin is h , th a t its e n tire o utco m e d epends upo n us. In fa v - 1?," ' v
. , u.
ass m o ’
w ent o f parachute
iMiiaehute troops,
HiHips. the
Io
lia
ln
JO.ixsi
the «iTangeinonl«
arrangemems
w>
«i«u»
-•».(**»
o ra .d e m om ents v e m us, n o t r e la x : in d is tre s s fu l m om ents we
Wl^
£
$186.600; Crook. $16.800; Curry. »4.- 700; Morrow, »46,300; Multnolrah,
! arm y has enough weapons to arm naviil reservists a* pilots tit tksi
100.
»4.121.000
m ust p u ll ourselves to g e th e r. A t no m om ent m ust o u r e ffo r ts 'h e lp o r interference of paid pro­
every soldier in the U. S . and a ll CAA Iralnlng reniera during He­
Deschutes, »98.700; Douglas, »36,-
Polk. «8.500
Sherman. $21.200.
be a tt'c h le d b y o u r mooda.
pagandists from
foreign
coun­ OOQ
lt can send abroad under present coming year, if money is appro-
Gilliam . »17.300; Grant. «1.300.
Tillamook. «3.100.
i t is u n d o u b te d ly tru e th a t m a n y o f us have g iv e n w a y to tries who seek to overthrow our
j shipping conditions. W ar Under printed. U. S arm y Iraln ln g film s.
Harney. »28.700. Hood River, »80.-
Umatilla. »188.800; Union. »77.100; ¡Secretary Patterson reported. He especially those showing meehan-
u n ju s tifie d o p tim is m o f late. T h a t is o n ly n a tu ra l. W e e x a g g e r- government by force and violence,
3(M)
Wallowa, »23,200, Wasco 3112.100; ! said over-optim ism regarding pro- ism ami ta ctical use o f l ' S
a te U n ite d N a tio n s v ic to rie s and m in im iz e A x is v ic to rie s . A
W hether it be Communism,
Jackson. $137.800; Jefferson. »7.- Washington. »132.600, Whseltr, »12.
'due(Ion seheduk-s is unwarranted, equipment, are |«eing recorded in
9(H)
h ig h g o ve rn m e n t o ffic ia l sa id not lo n g ago th a t, ju d g in g b y the Fascism or H itle rism or any other 800; Josephine. »94 700.
however, because of rubber, nickel universal S|>anlsh. I*ortuguese am*
Klamath. »214.300.
Yamhill, »143.400.
h ea dline s in some new spapers. G e ne ra l M a c A r th u r ’s fo rce s m ust a l*en ism. The Am erican Legion
, and copper shortages.
Chinese, the
W ar
D epartm ent
IZ. S. Trsanry
he k n o c k in g at th e gates o f T o k y o . Even th e best o f e d ito rs sue- dpc,arps ,h * ’ ,h * ? ‘ » «« P»««> f o r ________________________________
A record to ta l of 58 ships were said, fo r exchange w ith
o lh er
cu tn b to w is h fu l th in k in g at tim es, and th e ir papers re fle c t th a t I t
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I
delivered Into service during May. memla-rs of the United Nations
a ttitu d e
,hp Vnited States fo r only one g, guaranteed a free education;
ON TO VICTO R Y
while 65 o the r shl|>s wen- launch-
( iv llta a Hupply
The p la in t r u t h is th a t, unless th e c o m p le te ly u n lik e ly oe- E ^ n * c U iz e '^ m ^ n ^ X ^ T r
J’1™“ 5',’ . h ’* , ? ’ «
ed and keels were laid fo r 75. the
WPH said v ita l m aterials can
w o H d ’ t e l M h 6 l’ hrCl,y Startedf ° U r i ' a r ’’f f ” rti The m ap8- W*
chUd* ca" wel1 a ffo rd to s,•!« x’ r, o ? \h e h e a d T f a ^ ig a n t L IM us-
"And we shall la te r land •n M aritim e Commission reported no longer be used except fo r w ar
*•*'
w o r ld te ll the w h o le s o rry s to ry . Japanese d o m in a n c e in th e this program o f Americanism.
tr y : here, no c itiw n “ a ? o o X F ra r " quo,e r ,cn,,r: ‘ “
those things
«long the old rond" nn(, s , ,liun,.h„ (| ln A,,n l T ,„.
Wlir because from
S o uth P a c ific is com plete. C hin a is in e x tre m e d a n g e r, and B u r-
No. 4— To Preewrve the Mem- to” have his day in court w ith a l .
isel to defend ,
XS
n° W
™ ’ h*'
«sk.-.l Congress fo r an now on "Il w ill Is- a continuous
ma has been lost. B r itis h A s ia tic forces have fo u g h t b ra vely." ° rtm . — Q uite n a tu ra lly. W orld JUry tr ia l and oounse
iinnmnriiilId»» of
«»f $1,100,000,000
1 <W11 nmi immi fo r problem s..
.1.. m aterials Io
b u t t lA v have c o n s ta n tly been o v e rw h e lm e d a nd fo rc e d in to r"e- W a r veterans are proud of th e ir Him. Nowhere else in a ll
the °*
i-u tnen.
.
•
, . ,
appropriation
Io provide
o that
* c r e we not
the kida
tre a t. T he co m p le te loss o f th e P h ilip p in e s has released c ra c k ®*r v *ce- and who wnukin t be? w orld are the standards o f liv vo...
in g !
were
in ’ 17 o f tw enty the WSA to acquire and o|ierate meet the needs o f our fig h tin g
,,
v ..
merchant vessels to earry A m crl- forces," The WPH said preferred
J a p d iv is io n s f o r service elsew here.
“ ut
Am erican
t-gion does so high, and nowh ere is home life We’ll
ta­
applicanU ta r new telephones can-
i n E u ro p e . H it le r is s t ill suprem e. The R ussians have per-
wa,?t
g lo rify w ar so com fortable, o r the pursuit o f V e il you be . marching there beside can at m t
.
Federal
Agencies
asked
lo
ilx
ir
not obtain set vice unless they
fo rm e d w on d e rs in h o ld in g hack th e N azi legions. B u t the fa c t
pSaPV nd happinP* s. morp a?s,.‘? « “ march
Management Committees in • 8txi prove the service is essential to
re m a in s th a t ntueh o f Russian t e r r it o r y is s t ill in H i t l e r ’s h a n d s .'
V.' M '1
*'‘ ‘,R'on ho{tfci For we rtUng
know sight
the unseen*
road
i
i
,
,
---------- J preserve. I t is the mem ory o f that m ight has no olace under I
<V* -Z L - " ° W ,h ‘*
r ° a< y o u r. Wttr production plants to keep the discharge of th e ir responsibi-
« ld it,s a lo n g w a y fro m th e lig h tin g line s to th e G erm an a cause that was won on the field tnir form of government
vv
^"n
s.
u
Am erican workm en fit and heal- lily fo r public health, w elfare or
b o rd £ £
.
.
.
.
.
o f battle, at the cost o f the price-
"
,.r „ _ W c h a v S m " ^
’ here once
thy b e .u s e sick and lo ju rtd w ar se A trl.y The Board Issued an or-
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h e re
is ..v
no * cause
ism It!
in Ull
a ll th
is T I he
was
Am erican
lives, yet was iost
tw,rcr, „ „ .»,«•.»»,»
i. „ „ 7 i r.-
,___
production w orkers
u. now x cans
d,-i
relieving
from
r.
- ...
U.w i f u o i r pessim
A'liuusu;
bill».
lie- A x is V
V il.\ less rtHIVI
IVOII IIVfT».
lutrcAou
A
1C su Kn<>" < . • , u
A
.v uu
ni ».< i
u i'i
ir«M II
H R stra
IT K tions
U O ilN
*,
w
m .nt . h tic * 1 » '
n iT n h,<?hway ,o v lc to r> ing a I o m of 6,000.000 w ork day« lum ber deliveries fo r more than
r e a d y y , f * o r w a r a nd the U n ite d N a tio n s w ere n o t. and se rio u s re- through the fa ilu re of diplomacy. ‘
?s w ere in e v ita b le . A n d at th e same tim e , we m ust n o t m ake
The principles fo r which A m eri-
Thp tru th
,h „,
“ ,he only road to K°
e'e r y m onth
| H jo . imm of the
most
ciwential
verses
» ,S 4 •> 1
I- o f A th
I, ...
L a
. A t a 115
1 , and 1 ™ f fofu«h
dl I Or ^3 t t. have
22 V "<v n/'V
V4V FV □ a’
» f «a'
<X I WA ^ V. 4 o rg a n ia a tk» in the oountry, n o t, O m v again the legion’s gather
V M
A SA a 0» r I I»e<-!i«rr(|
bi~— —I I . ■
. I A
. * I _ a IB.
I I. * » housing
., , 1 1 . 1 , 1 . ,
, , a, I I
th e fa
ta l m ista ke
in 1.
k I in g ▲
th
ll Is g o in g p e r A
fe c . tly
" ° t ‘ ) W
been
Ajcalnvt
Balkan
u nit* now Under eon-
th a t th e re s n o th in g m uch to w o r r y a b o u t. I t has been observ-
t « ^ ^ " T h i S eVe” ,h r ranke8t 6 ™ ” of P*c lfic -
*° h<’ W <*“ • honor h l j .
.State*
»tructlon. The F H A authorized it*
The U. S. declared w ar againat field office* to begin insuring to
w a / u l l ssret h e v CV i r t ? k i ! Lat
" 0 " ’ ,O* tH'' " * m em o. ,es and in c L n t s worth ,S‘S b morC dcVO,cd ,0 peaCe" de" And «'■ “» « ’
X’»» niaybe
B ulgaria, Hungary anil Rumania (he extent of $500,000,fXX) loan* of
w a r unless th e y s ta rt t h in k in g th a t th e . y can t lose it.
preserving
The
preservation ,ireS m* rc earnes,l>' to preserve
long the old road ye »hall die
The President »aid the three private tending Institutions fo r
T he B u rm a ca m p a ig n illu s tr a te s o u r d if fic u ltie s . L ie u te n a n t should not lx? left to the veteran pcace- than the Am erican L egion., Where we one tim e manned the
countries provlously declared w ar construction o f housing fo r w ar
* ' p • la n n e d ....................
I t d id n 't take the men long.
~
*—
G e ne ra l S tilw e ” ll a nd ’ th e o *•
th e r com m anders
b r illia n t ly alone.
pill-box
on the U. S. as instrum ents of 'Vorkers
A food requirem ent*
I-n c in n W ill iM-nd who ’ aw servi« ‘ *n ,hc W orld W ar B u ilt of highest grade cement.
a nd th e ir fo rce s fo u g h t b r illia n t ly . T h e y ju s t d id n ’t have th e * The A m e ric a n _____
H itle r, and c u rre n tly they an- en- «»mmlttec. headed by A gricu lture
»«
k
»
"
nr™-««.,
J*
,o
understand
that
if
Am
erica
Where
we
w
aited
fo
r
the
foe;
e q u ip m e n t. G e ne ra l S tilw e ll had th is to s a y : “ I c la im we got its fu lle st e ffo rts to preserve
man Kajj<Hj |n m ilita ry
operations Secretary W lckard, was set up to
possibly n
And
w aited
« in te n t
a h e ll o f a b e a tin g . W e g o t ru n o u t o f B u rm a a nd it is h u m ilia t- peace, but when w ar comes, then n o v e .-^^o o iT '
... , we
k
•
i quite
i ,
against the U nited Nulions and « tn tro l production and allocation
m g as h e ll. . . . The Japanese are n o t su pe rm en . I f we go baek « holds th a t it b the d u ty of ,nto , hp ^ or|<,’ W ar A p d
1 “
!
'sure * g un *1^ w ill
'
are planning to extend those ,,j,-’ of a ll civilia n and m ilita ry food
p ro p e rly p ro p o rtio n e d a nd p ro p e r ly e q u ip p e d w e can th ro w every citizen to respond to the
know, that |hc
As
uX - n b ra de you erutlons. The Ju d lce Department supplies
th e m o u t ” T he in v a d e r in b r ie f h ad th e m a te ria l th a t a m od-
P n X d ^ th a t Im e n e a X "
<,anK’>r *°
“ a
de' And ,hat thoughTgives us ,hr?ni said enemy alk-n restrictions w ill
Rationing
be applied against nationals of th<-
A ll m otorists w ill receive A
e rn w a r dem ands. T he d e fe n d e rs d id n t.
I
f
* * ’ th a t Am enca ma> fense. The Legion has asked fo r
countries in the U nited S late* book* containing a year's l>asc
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‘ n o - -5— IndlvM ual O b H g a tto n .-
“ K*n >OU“
Assets of these « lu n trie s hen- supply of -IK eou|ions under the
...
, 7.
us against mxasion and the hor-1
him
WE WANT THE TRUTH
The obligation of good citizenship
i ,
have already been frozen.
new permanent gasoline rationing
requires each o»»e of us to con- rors,
anw \ r w a r-
I Ju»t as sure as you ar<* born —
Fun-lgn Relations
system which w ill lx- established
T he c a rd in a l p rin c ip le o f o u r k in d o f g o v e rn m e n t is th a t trib u te something to the w elfare
Hu’ a nas,ipr foemxn this lim e
The U. S. signed a lend-lease in the East a t» u t the firs t week
l
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oCfbU
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ct.,^,1.1
a
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.
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.
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____me
w
ar
ended
the
firs
t
thought
straight
p u b lic o ffic ia l« sh o u ld tre a t th e people w ith p e rfe c t fra n k n e s s .; o f o u r « im m u n ity Through the
agreement w ith China. sulMdantl- o f July. OPA saut Supplementary
American c itiz e n s are e n title d to a il th e fa c ts , e x c e p t those constitution, the federal govern-
°to *God*s t n T
I> V l1 " ,p a w n -
a lly the same as its aid to B rit- B book* w ith an additional Jfi
- . e ric a n pen mnnf
/xllfl
w h ic h c o n s titu te a c tu a l m ilit a r y secrets. A re th e A t m
ment Kinrle
binds tho
th * envntml
several states to- c o u n try ” .
° *
An” -vou 11 ” ke ,he ro‘,d ,o vic'
ain,
and
proposed
lend-leas«* coupons w ill be issued to m otor-
p ie b e in g a cco rd e d fra n kn e ss? The g aso lin e a nd a u to m o b ile f ^ b l e 1 union S'ngle a" d ind l”
No"
Freedom and As w / 'h . g along unseen.
.. on the same term« I»*-"1 who prove need fo r e xtra
agreements
s itu a tio n raises th is q ue stto n.
n
i ,h " d",tv o f this central Bemoeracy.— When the founding W e ll lx* m arching there bc*.do w p h / he îSon'? “ La n . »Xlg.an, Pol- ratten», providing they ««- .„em -
ish, Greek and Netherlanda gov- ber» of a car p«sil No unlim ited
T he A m e ric a n m o to ris t is co m p le te ly’ u p in th e a ir as t o ‘ „ ________ _
___ ..
. _ ..
fathers fashioned our aovernment
vou as we did in '17
Cottage <Brove >entmr!
9
V . &.
w.
O reg ioq l
P U B U S IjE R jS 1
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A
W e e k o f th e W a r
WAR BOND QUOTAS
**«»»♦»***♦#♦»»***»*******♦*♦*»»»»♦*»*»*»•»•*•♦*»*
AJ»E R
I A T I ON
tod
e o u su m p tio n is r e a lly being reduced in o rd e r to conserve tire s
and cars. N e x t he reads an o f t ic ia l sta te m e n t th a t th e g o v e rn -
m ent m ay soon have to re q u is itio n h is tire s a nd his car. B e fo re
the in k « - Irv
th a t
t,„ t , ____ . u _____ .v ... ___ __ •.
d ra st
new s
i
in g . etc., etc.
T he c itiz e n is lost in a w e lte r o f co n fu s io n . He d o e sn ’t k n o w
m h e th e r he is g o in g to have gas o r even a c a r n e x t w eek o r n e x t
i
« . o / t h ^ T n ^ ^ ^ t ^ r natmn that
thJ t al l ^ 1 i ^ e g ^ e m m e rn l w d l has yet rteen upon ,his , a r’ h
The moon hung high in the west
L L ,„
", ™
The Am erican I-eeion n>ali7c«
,-rn skv
'u n c tio n best If the people w ill
by Us rc s o u r« * anti m ilita ry pnal- w ill recvlve D book* gtxxl fo r 4d
lion Reciprocal aid from nations percent as much gasoline a* A
receiving supplies from the U. S btxiks. Under the new
system
and d istrib u to r*
lo tu rn In « illc c t-
lairehaslng new
reb-ased ahnui
the
wA-,.- ............. .
.... j...- - IU w ar iHndiiction
b e tte r com m unities and b etter ,ha.‘
,h<?, « "s tru m c n ta litiw
by Raymond and Ray
livered to U n it« ! Natkins repre- |>liwits qualified to buy them fo r
states i f a ll o f us took a direct * h,ch we ***e are t0 " maiU n ,he
naval crew
sentatives between A p r i l , 1941 tn utap orta tloit of worker«,
‘" ‘ « ^ ’ t
-
S,age C° ach aKP wh,,c ,ndu* ,ry
and May 1, 19-12.
..
month or next m uon. He -io.-n't know -w hetherthe .ynthetir I
» - ^ C - n n . . Au..-— , , - “ ¡ . “ S
M
TB"V m ",r,'" 'rrt hn'P "
Tbc Am erican Red ("toss said
Muw Pearl .Monroe returned
ru b b e r and the ru b b e r-re c la im in g p ro g ra m s a rc g o in g w e ll o r
membersh'P
’ be Am erican —
car. n ° ’ tn t a ,rI"«ne and m otor W h o bam
? up to his neck in a bloody
,h a” ,,,<k‘d «•»n<is‘ 730.(100 w ar Thursday from her’ school at Kel-
b a d ly . A n d n o th in g is h a rd e r A t p u b lic m o ra le th a n th is k in d Lf g i° n
from n cl,h e r cla* s
The people have the c o n s titu -,
war.
■
. X‘chrnB ,n. ,hc rn'dd*'’
and ,OK
o f in d e cisio n , because it u n d e rm in e s co n fid e n c e in le a d e rs h ip
maSS'
“ a croM sec,lon tional rig h t to make such changes To w hip the Axis and make them
,h8.n
rnd l" ,n
and g o v e rn m e n ta l m anagem ent.
u ^ ' a ^ m m o n Z7 ro ^ n d A I!nmihe ■
‘ " 2 ? d° ing w e f Can
OVP.r ’
scram
w orth of re lie f m aterial there,**
In season now, special fru it tee
Is
w
hal
they
entered
the
service
Purchased
w
ith
U
S
gov-
cream,
K, Gustafson b . of course.
T h e A m e ric a n people d o n ’t w a n t to be pam pered. T h e y are- Am erican Legion
,<x,k ,hp obvious fact that the
se n d in g t h t f r boys to w a r and fin a n c in g its cost to pre serve lib -
The Legion believes firm ly in a baais, uP °" " hich ° u r government
for.
" "
— r a
«• o f the people, by
z the «> p8* founded is as strong as the
e
ty _ at v home. T h e y d o n ’t w a n t to be tre a te d lik e c h r ild re n . T h e y government
•ton t w a n t to be k e p t in the d a rk c o n c e rn in g m atters- v ita l to People and fo r the people, as an , ay 1 was laid and we believe i t ' Sweethearts behind them, and
safe basis to pass on to our
folks at home
th e ir w e lfa re . W h a t th e y do w a n t is fo r th e ir g o v e rn m e n t to te ll o rKanization i t has no partisan
U th . e x p la in the fa cts, a do pt o n ly p o lic ie s w h ic h are P°,itic al ideas I t is a ll Am erican chddr' n
F a ith fu lly w atching th e ir every
them th
X
» .
# e
— — --fx .
o »»III»
_
• " ao
q n o n ly jy./nvi,
p o itc trs
w n u n a rt and nothjng else
' No. 10— M utual Helpfulne*«.—
move
in aeco
Iff tr u e c o m litio n s , and s tic k to those p o licie s.
W ith in its ranks are men o f Th<> comradeship th a t grows up To foreign lands and the seas they
roam.
every
men in
T H E A M E R IC A N LEG IO N
o . S „ * E S .
f T “ 1' “ “ “
11
* c recognized
o m p L d m political
™ o f belief among
»' »
■< the
» ■ ’ armed
h » m service
c h in g
Silent prayers sent, a sad heart
to soothe.
« A lto » o f life . W ith in IU rn n ta
P "**"» *
«-Hi ho w
By C H E T VAN D EN BU R G ,
In the wake o f the W orld W ar,
are represented the proefssions, ftecstood by those who have not
P u b licity Chairm an o f Am erican political anarchy had been let and trades, m eeting on common experienced it. Who can e s tim a te , When the task is done and skies
Legion Post No. 32.
* h*te by ground as frue comrades 'w ith o u t the
the valor
i*<’ doughboys
arc
valor o
o t f ,h
those
doughboys who,!
who,
arc blue
blue
There is no organization w ith suffering, sacrafice and tragedy, any d istin ction o f rank o r title .
I ln tbe face o f fire and almost cer- And to loved ones, friends, at
higher ideals, o r stronger pur- The men who had defended A m er-
When the Am erican Ix g lo n was ,ain death, crawled upon bleeding
home you come
Ie
t0 organized, one o f "th e f i m q u « ? koees and hands to drag back May your dreams come true, to
Spearhead Flagg on Staff
Composed as and
it is women
o f the p
a trio bore
tic- ernm
defend
Am erican
form o f gov- i, Gn„ t uP
who
en, the
nsa
' ^ a " ¿ comrade
7 " '“
" “ - " S ' « . M iller,
r»-h i r * . men
A
_ ...
, ■
__ ■ ira
_ A t 4 « ,h • ,s new m enace, ' «MI 15 llltf veterans considered was from no-man's i " land
War
FLAGS
arms in the defense of th e ir flag W hatever o u r individual views had ,,ed
J expense of the
W ho can guage the feeling of Dedicated to Ray and Raymond
«nd country, the Legion is today may be it can not be denied th a t w ar beyond a ll reaso^ T careful ,he survivors of th a t w a r fo r the I Sweet.
h '° , “ P™ «™ ” of ^
fu l- th ! const1‘tu ti° n «* ‘ he basic law study J as
, comrades who lost
health a n d ‘
thi.
the deepest
which eo-m ands
respect and whole-
hearted ^ m ir a tio n of the Am eri-
can p u b lt1 To fu rth e r the objec-
live fo r F hich they fought these
men organized
the
Am erican
Legion as the vehicle to put th e ir
program in to practical operation,
of our law.
The Am erican Legion does not
hold that changes in government
are either impossible o r im prac-
‘ jcahle w ith in the elastic lim its of
th a t great charter, as w ritte n qow
o r la te r amended, w ill be found
the means to accomplish a ll th a t
The Am erican Legion Preamble,
w ith 10 bgsic principles. These are
the ideals and principles which the
Legion is organized to uphold, and
when given definite
interpréta-
*s needed fo r the common good, 1 vjce on a , a j
f M,ua|i,,
devotion to continued m utual
and the rig h t of the people to sT c i a , r ^ i v u Z
helpfulness.
change th e ir basic law cannot, n'n nf, T û„
and must not, be denied. I t is pro- j^ e firs t eroun to submit t
th
HOUSE VOTES DOW N UCC
vided in the C onstitution its e lf k V r X
n T n n ^ t «r
F I N » ALLO TM ENT
Y°u don't have to be a Legion- a “ U niversal
Service A r t"
to
- I " to P articipate in this pro- mak<> w a r a p r o f j t L , business
Supporting a recommendation
x ™ x . y„ou " n , i
to -
“
x r e b y l h , : •’ ■ * * « ' ' « '
latlons co m m it­ :
tee, the house refused F rid ay at
2— T ° M al," “ in Law and
No. 7 - R lg h t M aster ... .A„Knr. ............ ...........
O fder.— As fo r down rig h t crim e. - When a ll o f the people recog- 'he depression-born c iv ilia n con-
*he Am erican Legion believes that nizp and accept th e ir responsibl- s,,rvatio n corps going on a reduc-
the u ltim ate cure lies in adequate lities as citizens, the danger that ed b®’ 1« during the w at.
m aybe
mastered
by
The appropriations committee.
,ng Under the Am erican Legion "m ig h t" w ill end.
by a three vote m arcln had ree-
N ational Law and O rder c o m m it-'
Here every citizen may worship omntended the elim ination o f ill
tee five m ain causes have been|G od in his way; here every child of the CCC funds
tion through constructive a c tiv i-
îî“ f? L ,he_bp,Î ! rm ent. ° î . the na-
tion
.he
lh N„U ?LLdT ? Vn I f
. .h r*
a . .
ni A
. .
. .V
< ” n’,,,l tu ’
v titn tio
T e.,u<” a
1Pn ’ n0 ( on"
wo«, h "
j
r. j rnerican Legion
f u r a M h « i e H rsi’
u hT,i
»
. * 1 10 P,ln c ,P.les
should h iv •"I e l,S
h ’ttrtdalion
should have been a sacred pledge
H on
I
and M a result o f this in q u iry happiness because they went out
T H IN G S TO WAT< H FOR
Congress was asked to -.dont iL o ?
do o r die fo r th e ir country?
________
lation ta k in g the p r o fit/o u t of i Remembering, as we do. the
a
u
j . »u
w ar
days in trench o r cantonment
A coffee»maker o f the d rip type
Thc
re q ur, tPd a
' when death played hut a w a itin g
* ' ,,P r gO<?*. up T
which . in 4
1_— event
_4 -r of another
...
0,r»mc
t t i n to
n n
n n
a ¡roc
i4x*arz* tiazaA
the
«ame- I p /^K
a ire s Fw> believe
th a t th i h indie
’ * A instfad
r(?V{>w o f n center
fr y ’and°'tnanbo o w e r^ n tlo 'th e ^ e r - be’T X c c r a t e d ^ d ^ a n c t i r ^ d
5c — 10c — 15c — 25c
35c and $6.00 (silk )
Car and Bike Flag Sets
35c
Outdoor Flags
3x5 on large gtaff (with bracket)
3x5 Everwear flags
$2.49
4xfl Bulldog flags
$5,95
housewife
Cottage Grove Pharmacy
Ca? pPok in ° n roast« and bakings
w itho ut opening a stove door
A "shellnclcss" m aterial suitable
fo r m aking phonograph records . .
A special long-handled shovel fo r
fig h tin g incendiary bombs, w ith n
supply of sand packed inside the
h;-n^
¿nd ^ < * 1 ? reieMa"bte
=
BROWN’S DBUO STORE
No fireworks, caps or pistols will
he sold in accordance with the edict
issued by General DeWitt, com-
minder rf the western defense area,
untH further notice.
by cook,ng
«
AN AMAZING OFFER!
YOUR M O N EY RACK if Dr.
P a rker’s Corn Remover fails to
remqve any painful corn or cal­
lous. O nly 35c a t C m tagc Grove
I ’harmaey.