War Activities
In California
flow Germany Hopes Io Gel to Caucasus
Marshall Visions
Danger in Forest
Fires This Year
Mrs (T ittrlrs Sm ith and tlflugh-
te r Then vistfed
M rs
Hm tth’s
The T H. .Moody fa m ily »pent daughter D iftie in Tacittnn re
RUSSIAN THRUSTS'
...
\
Sunday in C orvallis w ith the W. cently.
L. Leonard fam ily.
GERMAN THRUSTS
•The follow ing I n p a i l o f it I d -
Mt». Howard Moody o f Belle E IG H T G R AD U ATE ER<1M It h
t f r w ritte n June 3rd to the Sen
Glade. Florida, visited Thursday
t - K w r a t i . o k a n e
tin e l by Aider) G a ro u llc who i» ► » » german threats
at the T H. Mo-sly home
visiting In San P ia ticla co i
Claude Allen was brought home
EUGENE. June 10 (Special)
Graduate« from the Mfh grade o f
The m a jo rity of the |wople of
N ational attention Is focused on from the Eugene hospital Monday. the Lorane school last week were:
KRÀSNOGRAD»
Ibe Son Francisco lin y region
the West Coast w artim e forest
M r. and Mrs. L. A. Yearous are Lois Gitaon, D orothy Koch, M ax
«IZY U M
«''••in io lie expecting, or would
fire menace by Jim
M arshall's the parents of a 9-pound daugh ine Gowing. P atricia Beck. Robert
UKRAINE
be surprised If they didn’t have
a rtic le "W a r in the Woods" in the ter, K a th ryn Diane, lo r n at the Flowerday. H erbert
Flowerday.
an a ir raid noon. The growing
June 13 issue of C ollier's now on B u tle r m a te rn ity home Monday, Robert Sm ith and E a rl Lohrey.
In le riN lly o f w in
In Ibe Pacific
DNEPROPETROVSK
the newslands. It is the feafurt June 8th.
Seniors receiving a thle tic awards
linn midden ly rnUscd Ibe i-iinri-lla-
The next firs t aid class w ill be were B ill E'astburn, M arvin Al-
a rtic le of the issue, w ith a two-
turn of leave« of mo-1 o f the
page spread of s trik in g
photo Friday, June 19th at the Latham len-ler, I-orrn Lynch. Gene Davis,
STALI N O * \
nrtny and navy men
That Sim
graphs, one a reproduction of th< school house instead o f Monday R uih Rowlette. O live Keep. H nr-
Francisco in well pn-pured to re-
poster picture of the Keep Oregon he 15th due to the annual school ric ite Kempston, K e ith Perry, C al
| m -II arty enemy u ltue k I n in evi
Gleen campaign.
meeting which w ill he held on vin Brown, Josephine Burges»,
dence In every p in t of ibe city.
M arshall, who forecast the Jaj Monday. The advanced class w ill Mabel W ills. Fern Lohrey, Gene
TAGANRO i
atta ck in the Pacific, now forset- • .ta rt June 29th.
Easthurn, R o b e r t Keep, Beryl
I be Sun i i unclM'o
a uxilia ry
a nation»! danger in the imm cdi
Mrs. Anna Seybold returned to M itchell, Norma Ri^am. E lino r
firem en and civilia n defense work
ate fn y season, because o f the de ' her home at G rants Pass last Brown, B etty Perry. Joyce Brock-
era are g ettin g Inlo stride on the
pendence of the w ar e ffo rt on week She came to attend the elsby. May Prters^n, Viola Coop
b o ttle fron t. They n il- receiving
northw est forest industry M a r graduation exercises o f her grand er. Leroy T re fry. David Kemp
Ute long-awaited equipment nee-
shall states that the lum ber re daughter, Carmen W hite.
ston. W illis Cannon, Irene Briggs,
exNtiry fo r ca rrying out their
Hom er H u ll o f M edford was M ildred Foster and Anna Row
quirem ents Of the arm y alone fot
duties In event of mt a ir raid.
one m onth of this year amounted home fo r the week end M r. and lette.
Member» o f the eighteen lied
to 3(Xi trainloads, each a mil.'- Mrs. George M cAlpine were dln-
t.ToNN heavy k - mcuc «quad« re-
TO CAUCASUS long. C itiin g other d ram atic ex oer guests at the H u ll home Sun
eelved gua musks ui tin- d u lls
Tem pting and delicious, special
amples o f lum ber as essential w ar day to celebrate H om er’s b irth fr u it ice cream at Gustafson’», o f
OIL FIELDS
which have been held recently.
•Black Sea
industry, he points out how fo r day.
The City Will a im Npend $1.288
course . ________
est production may be stalled ir
WM) io buy front three Io four
the sum m er months by fires in
hundred pumping unit» lit He mo
SE V A ST O P O L
SCALE OF MILES the woods. The T illam ook fire of
bile pum|iN that w ill I n * boum-d
1933. he says, destroyed Ih tc -
u ll over Ibe city , mid munned by
i oo! times the amount o f tim be r cut
the a u x ilia ry firem en who have
by West ('oast loggers in tha'
been train in g at the fire depart
N ath hope to cron« K r r . h S tr a it ( th r y ’vr already tak e n tow n of K e re h ) and Join a n o th e r drive fro m
year.
ments. In cum - of n b litz the c ity
Ita r v r n k o v a -It * u m sector lo pu»h past Itontov and In to o ll-rk -h CaucSsOC, according to p la n Illu s tra te d by
S to ry o f ‘ he cooperative organ
w ill I n - very well prepared io talc •
this atrategy m ap. I l u l Itusslans b attle v a lia n tly at K h a rk o v a n d appeared bent on d estru ctio n of G e r
ization o f defense against the fire
care of ibe fires. Also ibe pump
m a n s trik in g power. w ith o u t re g a rd lo g ain or loss of te rrito ry .
menace I ha* has been b u ilt up f<
ers arc- now being used In a ir m id
B etter let him have his run on this day a-.J cheer him
19-12 by private tim berland own
'I'H E T T V - N I N K N A V Y I t »
1
practice. Itn tie ry truck«, rescu**
U. C alvert Is recovering from a ers. in d u stry operators, the slat
along
w ith a little rem em brance W e offer a few sug-
< K t IT S N W O IIN IN
trucks, heavy rescue squad equip
p a in fu l facial in ju ry he , n-ceived fo re stry departments and federa
gestions
concerning the things men like.
ment, radio
equipment are on
Tw enty-nine navy recruit« were , V f l,n<* Mrs Pete Hodson and w hile w orking in the woods. He agencies, is told by the C o llie r-
hand In case regular communicu
gui-Nlx uf honor at an impressive y 'd 'lr e n ol F ra n klin were dinner returned from the Eugene hos w rite r as an inspiring example of
Ilona are bom het I out.
ceremony
at the E lks temple in
* recently ut the Howard p ita l F rid a y evening where he was u n itin g against a common enemy
F itted Travel Kit3
It la «Iso unreal to »ee no many
taken fo r treatm ent.
Ccty Shaving Lotion and
home.
W hile the forest service doe-
women w orking In Job» a ll oyer F.ugene Sunday. Many relatives,
Mrs.
M
ildred
Nelson
and
sod
r : 95 to $3.49
and Mrs. F rank G rim e* nnd
Talc
Set and tax .... $1.82
anil
fra-n
ih
ol
Ibe
enrollees
re-
v
r
not
n
orm
a
lly
fig
ht
fires
in
forest
ibe c ity that fo rm e rly were heal
sons Jack and Jim spent Sunday Norm an and Mr». Laura Green >f
forests.
down by men. You
women maiiN-d lo r Ibe banquet follow ing at the home of Mr». Grimes’ Independence Visited at the B u r lands outside- national
M arshall states that in this year
M aks him happy w ith a
w orking in hotels as bell lx»y» and the induction ceremony.
Poker Chip Let—
cham home lust week Norman i»
Recruit* sworn In from this brother. H enry Russum. east of staying fo r an extended visit w ith of crisis federal forces w ill Join
help in departm ent stores are
Bad-;er
L
ather
Brush,
$5
Cottage
Grove.
Jack
and
Jim
re-
block
and chips
$2.98
in protection o f areas wherever
M il ion Included. W illia m II. Hon-
now moNlly women.
n n in i-il ut th e ir uncles to spend his grandparents. Mt». Burcham fire danger is highest be it on
nold.
C
'urtln;
W
illia
m
D.
Cannon.
W ith u ll these things going on
has received w ord that her son.
a day or two.
state, private, county o r federal
25-inch Sm oking Stand
In San FYnnclxto. the c ity Is u t- W arren N. Holton, Doyle J Bailey,
Am ty and U.D. L eather
J. O. Burcham, l as a position in lim berlands
H
etty
and
D
ick
H
eill
n
f
CUlp
Ic rly In a rapid expansion pro- u ll of Cottage Grove, and Kenney Creek are staying at the home of Salem where they w ill live.
14 inch Plas«
$2 93
Eiil Folds
75c to $5.00
M arshall points out the splendid
g iam o f It» own. The same a« the I-'. Jackson of Creswell.
th e ir aunt, Mrs. Levi Russell,
Mrs. Oscar W heeler enjoyed a m anlier in which
the private,
people of the city. Secretary of
w hile at lending 10 days of sum visit w ith her daughter D oris in state anil federal forest fire fig h t
Fountain Pen and Pencil
( l l l l . l t l i l t s W H EN T R IC K
Flash Light w ith the
W ar SUmson has predicted th .r
mer school w ith
Donald
and Eugene over the w<ek end M ias' ing agencies have pooled all of
I ’l.t NGEN LNTO M it SI.AW
Sets
lhe Jap« w ill attem pt lo bomb
$1.50 to S13.75
A utom atic Spo-.
$1.25
Bobbie Russell nt the C atholic W heeler and Mrs. Vernon Cook th e ir men and equipment, placing
San Francisco In re ta lia tio n for
church in C ollage Grove
brought Mrs. W heeler home Sun a ll under one unified commander.
A lig h t tru c k left the highw ay
the recent iNimbing of T okio A n y
Rose Haney o f Roseburg vis day evening.
State F orester Nets S. Rogers,
Poke.' Chips, Clay and
lull-
Saturday
V irginian Cloth Brush.
way the- m atu rity of ibe people ,»f n.-ar M apleton
ited recently w ith her m other.
C om m unity members at tending w ith the state forest office acting
night.
plunging
seven
member*
if
Sitn Francisco have equipment fot
noiseless
55c
and
$1
00
A
m an's brur-n
M r*. Ray S tew art.
the Associated M V. meeting in as a central dispatching office fo r
protecting th e ir home«, and w ill one fa m ily Into ibe Siuslaw rive t.
Eugene Saturday were: M r. and a ll forest fire fig h tin g crews and
George
Cordey
o
f
Culp
Creek
John H all Wilson, Ibe father,
be w a itin g fo r Ibe b itle brown
C 'm b and Brush Set»
P tla ro id O las.ci
can led M rs W ils a ami four c h il spent Saturday night and Sunday Mrs, Babcock and sons K eith and equipment. Private operators have
boy» o f tb«- rising sun.
Kenneth, M r. and Mrs. Hansen listed e quipm ent and loggers and
dren lo safety, b ill wa» unable to at Hu- home o f his bro the r-lh -law
Jew
eLtc
B
b
c
k
$3.20
T h ey ’re super .
$195
and fam ily, the Robert Duntoh lum lier jacks h; ve a ll signed up
C harley Wldpps spent l ist week find a f i l t h c h illi, Jen y Wilfcnn. tl. nnd sister, M r and Mr». Clauik
I ,’iwxiin,
fam
ily.
Mrs,
Lehi
C
lifto
n
and
son
ready
to
h
it
hard
and
fast
when
in P ortland visiting w ith
Mats I be Isiy’s IxMly was recovered
Jacky M ontieth spent the week Ih inn lri Roland C onklin. Raymond a forest fire breaks out, M arshal
Eriza Burns und her fam ily. He Monday.
end recently w ith friends at Dak- Stevens and Miss Zelda D arnell. points out.
ul-to v is itis i ('laude Sherman and
ridge.
M is. L illia n H athaw ay of Ore
reporta flin t he Is getting along
In season now. special fr u it ice
gon C ity and daughter spent the
Tem pting and delicious, special
a nttsfticlorlly.
crenm, nt Gustafson’«, of course.
week end at the D arnell home
fr u it ice cream at Gustafson’s, o!
T h e R e x a ll S to r e
Mrs. V. E. G a m e r is In Sacred
course-_______
41-1
tc-3i
The G et-Together club met fo r H eart hospital in Eugene where
a ll day at tin- home of Fanny Pat- she underwent a serious operation, i
Ion and Mrs. Lee Dugnn as host- The doctors say th a t her general
ots. It wa» decided to hnve u condition is good.
F red H ardin o f Cottage Grove
picnic next m onth
Mrs. Leslie Hustead o f P rine spoke at the Royal S.D.A. church
v ille visited friends in the neigh- Sat u nlay m orning.
W illia m C lifto n returned Mon
txirhond Inst week. She w ill he re
membered as Rosemary Frazee to day m orning fr o - ! a Week-end
fishing trip at E m ia b e li lake w ith
her friends here,
a
nice catch of fish.
The boys have arrived nt the
M r. and Mt». O. Rigby
and
old CCC ram p and w ill he sta-
lioned there fo r the summ er to daughter of Sweet Home, and
Mrs Dora Rigby of Oakridge, vis
In-Ip in case o f rbrest fires.
The children of the neighbor- ited w ith old friends in the com
homi ure attending Rtble school m u n ity over the week end.
M r. and Mrs. Robert Runyon
t i l the Rlue M l. church this week.
Roy Duerst had his tonsils re and daughters of Cottage Grove
were the dinner guests o f M r. and
moved one day last week.
Callers Sunday at the Floyd Mrs. W illia m C lifton Monday eve
Jones home were M r. and Mt». ning.
M r. and Mrs. Boyd Allen were
W ilb u r Scott and daughter of
c .-swell and Mr. and M m"charlte ^
,s„ ° f
and
Cooley
R.-iHTKk o f Cottage Orove.
, Cottage Grove fo r Sunday dtn-
To keop rolling longer, you’re probably
F ra n c n G ilcrist of K lam ath ner'
tont than ovar before. That’s why you should
Glen Duncan ami Robert Cherry
Fulls is visiting her cousin. Jessie
driving let»I Your trip* are shorter, but you
see your Richfield Dealer today about Sam*
fished fit H uckleberry lake over
Overton.
stop moro for traffic and signals. This type of
the Week end.
m er-S hieid, a 10-R oint seasonal service
f»s'J /Ami fi./l »««/J I^CS./ « lllllf
/«r
driving exerts fa r moro strain on ell moving
which protects and prolongs the life of your
*
i l t t b n . . , Muw Z x> /M
R. 11. Wilson, forest ranger at
parts than ordinary highway motoring. So,
cor.
the Rujada station, and Chas. W.
regular, complete cor service is more impor-
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Haight spent Massey, nlso o f the Rujadn sta
Here’s what your Richfield Dealer doest
Saturday in Eugene at the home tion,* are attending a guard school
o f th e ir daughter. Mrs. M elvin at the W o lf Creek tra in in g camp.
Paul.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Sears were
T em pting and delicious, special
Sunday dinner guests of M r. nnd fr u it Ice cream at Gustafson's, of
Mrs. C lint Spriggs
in Cottage course.
44-lt<v5i
Grove. In the aflernixm they vis
ited w ith the W. C. M artins.
Robirda F laten is attending 4-H
summer school in Corvallis.
Will give liini sl.-epinu coillfntt.
May C rick has returned lo her
finer fit anil l>t»iter ilppciiriinct-
home here a fte r spending the
f CRANKCASE d rained ,
slyle.s.
2 TRANSMISSION drained,
DIFFERENTIAL drained,
school year ut Stephens College.
CHASSIS c
cleaned and refilled with
cleaned and refilled with
cle an e d , re fille d with
Missouri.
Rithlubr Mater Oil.
lubricated.
Richfield Gear Oil.
Richfield Geor Oil
Guests F riday nt the Lee Nixoh
home were Mrs. W. E. Nixon o f
W e shall, indeed, be strong
Cottage Grove, W ill Pickard of
O th e r G if t S u g g e s t io n s fo r F a t h e r ’s D a y ,
. . . and our strength and our
Eugene, Mrs. Lueiah
Angstead
and Berta Henshaw of Roseville,
S u n d a y , J u n e 2 1 st
victory will come from united
C alifornia,
ARROW W H IT E SH IR TS— Several eollm- styles
$2.25
effort.
• We must work ond
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nixon were
W EM BLEY N o r-H a s l, N on -C rush TIES
llum lreils of
Sunday dinner guests of the Hugh
produce . . . make every min
Nixons in Cottage Grove.
pnlteruA . lo selei-i from, all
$1.00
ute o f every day count. And
6 TIRES checked far cut» and bruit»*;
BATTERY checked and filled. CASE
JANTZF.N SW IM TRUNKS
Tops in ( |im lilv , fit and
noil* and glass removed; Inflated;
and TERMINALS cleaned and carrier
whot we spend for food,
sty h
crey-switched for longer life
KMÂRK
Latham
r •**t*eA
OSTO V %
X
Sunday, the 21st—
Dad Gomes to Bat
Sag in aw
KEM’S for DRUGS
Mosby Creek
SAVE YOUR
Delight Valley
F o r F a th e r ’s D a y
and Father’s Night
G lover’s Man Tailored Pajamas
W t Shall Ba
Strong to Run
¿the RaaBoj
......................................................$2.95
IN TERW O V EN SOX
Strongly reinforeen in
zone (we menu the foes) with cable coni eollon
ponl Nylon • 2 pairs
LOUNGINQ ROBES
Iteaiilil til p a lle ru s in rayon nihcs
$5.95 to $9.75
HICOCX BELTS, Suspeinlers. Chains, Inilialeil Tie Clasps
mill W allets
$1.00 and $1.50
SW EA TERS
Knit of pun- wnrstml yarns in pull-over or
billion front emit styles
$3.95 t 0 $Q 95
The Men’s Toggery
A. W. Helliwcll
—E verything F or Men —
Silk Creek
At (he fu s t aid meeting last
Thursday evening,
Mrs. Grace
Hanks was elected chairm an of
I he main |s>sl. Sub-chairmen m-p
M is. Rita Overholser, Mi». K itty
M l-l'oy, Mrs. Lucille Hanks, and
Mrs. Edith D aniel I. The next
meeting w ill he held June 18 to
make supplies fo r the post. Each
member w ill give tw e nty-five
cents toward the purchase o f a
16-unit first aid k it fo r the posts.
D octor and Mrs. P itk in o f O ak
land, C alifornia, visited nl
t he
home o f Mrs. N ettie Estes In. t
week.
The J. M Scott family have
moved lo the place formerly oc
cupied by the Vroman family,
bolt« tightened.
c lo th in g and home needs,
must be spent with care,- the
more wisely we buy—the more
we con Invest in war bonds,
in security for our future. We
all must realise that ceiling
prices are not the same in
every store. Make sure you
buy at the lowest ceiling prices
8
C O O L IN G SYSTEM
drained, cleaned and
refilled.
A RIAL BARGAIN
you can find.,’
IN CAR .
•- e
••
P R O T E C T IO N
AIR FILTER cleaned and
10
SPARK PLUGS cleased.
odfusted and tested
,
, ,
In addition to these
10 Protective Serv
ices a t 1 s p a c ia l
price, your Richfield
D ealer renders 20
Ix tra Services Free.
SEE YOUR
RICHFIELD DEAltR
IO D A T I