PAOB TWO
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P U B L1S H[E R^s'
S PJVPE R
-SOTIATION
THE PEACE THAT IS TO COME
While v<* fight a w ar, we must also plan for the peace that
to com®. W hrn.th« last shot is fired, this nation will face prob­
le m s as vast, as difficult and as vital to its survival as those
Raised by the w ar itself.
On the credit side we will have a productive machine grvat-
fe r than that of all the rest of the world combined — a machine
w h ic h will be unparalleled in efficiency as well as in size. On
the debit side, we will have a national debt of over $200.000,-
000.000. and interest paym ents alone on th at debt will am ount
Jo some #0.000.000.000 a year. That debt can be service«!, and
g rad u ally reduce«!, only if our national income holds to levels
Unknown before thus war Itegan. And such income can be se­
cured only from private enterprise— fro n t the earnings of indus­
tr y nnd the individual—not from governnu-nt spending.
When the w ar entls we will have, on the one hand a colossal
bureaucracy built up during the war. W e will have, on the
other, the incredible resources and install«*«! capacity «levelopcd
by private enterprise. Ami then the great test will come. If
democracy ami freedom are to survive the peace, if the Ameri­
can standard of living is to again rise to ever-greater heights,
that system we call private enterprise will have to be free«! of
B epruJuctuxi perm ission g u r u t J by lo » Angele» T IM E S
all the restraints and controls the w ar em ergency niadc unuvoiil-
>ble. .
We cannot progress in the future with a philosophy of
Scarcity. \\ c cannot progress and meet o u r obligations if super-
government is p erpetuated ami competes with private e n te r­
prise in many lines of endeavor. We can progress if. and only
The police reseñes were calltxl
if. the enormous energies o f the American people ami Am erican
out at 8:00 Tuestlay «-veiling to
d ire ct tr a ffic w hile the state guard
industry are completely released and encouraged to prorluce—
marched in review. Th«* state
then they can pay the needed taxes to keep this country solvent.
guard then m otored out to th e ir
In a famous address. Vice President W allace said that the
D r. C arl Sum mer Knopf, 52,
oat-war era must be the era o f the common man. And th at can president o f W illa m e tte universi­ tru in in g grounds and the regular
ave only on«- meaning. It must he the era in which all men are ty, died unexp«*ctedly at his home. m eeting o f the reserves was re­
sumed.
not only perm itted but encouraged to go as far ami as fast as U nive rsity house, on the campus
The Police Reserve Hcad«iunr-
th eir abilities and energies can take them , u n d eterred by the Tuesday at Salem. Physicians ters D is tric t No. 5 were moved
dead hand of bureaucracy. It must be the era of tru e freedom from the o ffice o f D r. L. E. B ar- from the Wotxlsun A uto C ourt to
• rick, county coroner, stated that
fo r all people everyw here.
the a ir raid w arden’s headquar­
This country is the leader in producing for war. It must death was caused by severe heart ters. The new members adm it ted
complications.
also be the leader in producing for peace. All over the world,
to the reserves were F rank John­
services w ill be held to­ son and B ill East burn.
hungry and destitu te people, living in ruined lands, will want day Funeral
at 3:30 p. m. from Clough-
and n«-e<l what our Am erican factories can provide. The savla- B a rric k chappel. Mrs. Knopf, ac­
General discussion was held on
tion of the world will lie in more trade, more production—ami companied by M rs. R. E. Lantz, how to cooperate w ith the c iv ilia n
more free enterprise.
the president’s secretary, w ill ac­ defense offices Raymond Stephens
The problem of the debt is not simply a problem in econom­ company the ixxly to Los Angeles. was the speaker of the evening,
ies. It is a problem in philosophy as well. If it is faced in the A second funeral service w ill be his subject was "T ra ffic C on tro l."
typical American m anner, and all private capital is encouraged held in Los Angeles S aturday in This is one o f the m«»st im portant
fc go to work and create m aximum production, it can be solved. the F irs t B aptist church w ith the train in g s o f the police reserves.
T ra ffic co ntrol helps to clear t r a f­
If it is faced in the m anner of the to ta litarian states, and more Rev. F rank Fagerburg o ffic ia tin g fic durin g a ir raids and helps to
D r. Kn«>pf came to W illa m e tte
ami more power is seized by governm ents, accom panied by more
in September. 1941. as president, move troops on schedule.
and more public debt, leaving the people with less and less free-! succeeding Bishop Bruce R. B ax­ | The reserves» "Were n o tifie d that
aom of action, it can never be solved. Then we would have tru ly ter. from the U n ive rsity o f South­ the ju i-jits u classes in Eugene
#«st the war. entirely aside from the m ilitary decision reache«!. ern C alifo rn ia where he had been were rancclh-d u n til fu ll. Emery
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A fter this war. free enterprise in America will be in a posi­ dean of the school o f religion. He . Daley was elected to the rank of
tion to make an unprecedented contribution to the well-being of is understood to have suff«-red a I corporal to replace Hal H oward
• n r own people and the peoples of all o th er laniis. It will be in slight heart a tta c k a fte r too much who has moved out o f the d is tric t.
C ongratulations were in order
a position to raise the general sta n d a rd of living to unprece­ exertion w hile at Seabeck sum­
dented heights. If we have faith in this country, if we u n d er­ m er camp in W ashington at which fo r Hugh M cBride on the b irth of
stand this country and all it stands for and all it is now fight- he was a featured speaker. He re­ a daughter S atuniay. June 2Ü.
turned from Seabeck o nly Sun­
The speaker ,at the next meet­
nig for, th at will be done.
Is
Police Reserves Direct
Heart Attack Fatal Traffic
for Ore. Guard
To Dr. Carl Knopf,
Willamette Head
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ABOUT FAIRS
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The fate of all fairs in w estern Oregon including the South
V«ne fair appears to be in doubt, if the request of the defense
tran sp o rtatio n director, Jos«-ph B. Kastman, is in te rp re te d eor-
f-tlv and that is th a t all fairs be dispensed with for the d u ra ­
tion. This is in contrast with the statem ent of S ecretary of A gri­
culture P ickard th at all fairs be conducted as a defense meas­
ure. The situation leaves most fa ir directors up in the a ir so to
speak as to the fu tu re plans.
Y . And the fair situation isn ’t the only confusing thing in the
Blinds of many p«-ople who are w ondering why governm ent of­
ficials can t lay the cards on the table and make a definite
■ atem ent with reference to the alleged shortages and the con­
duct of the war. On one hand we hear of a proposal to ration a
certain article and on the o ther where the raw m aterials of this
commodity is taxing the capacity of the storage warehouses to
care for it. The most notable of thes<- are su g ar and wool. If i t ’s
Hie labor in processing the com m odity ra th e r than the commodi-
fc- itself, we c a n ’t see why the people should not be told the
$Iain facts.
day. D r. K nopf was thought to be
in g<xxl health and had been in
excellent spirits. Tuesday m orning
he conducted his class in Bible
lite ra tu re a t the W illa m e tte sum­
m er session. Mrs. Beulah T otten,
the housekeeper, found D r. Knopf
a fte r he had collapsed adjacent
to his study where he had been
w orking.
On M ay 29. Dr. Knopf su bm it­
ted his resignation o f the presi­
dency to the W illam ette board o f
trustees to become effective Aug­
ust 31. A successor had not yet
been named.
ing w ill he T is l Plueard. The m eet­
ing w ill be hekt in the council
chambers o f the c ity hall at 8:00
next Tuesday.
V. Cook of Dorena, employed
by M c N u tt Brothers as a shovel
oile r, was p a in fu lly injured F r i­
day when a tru c k crushed him
against the side o f another c a r.;
Exam ination o f his inju rie s re­
vealed that he had suffered five
broken ribs.
Cecil Carlson, son of M r. and
M rs. V ic to r Carlson, le ft today
from Eugene fo r the San Diego
MRS. ELLEN H IN EK F U N E R A L N aval T ra in in g Station. He en­
SATURDAY
listed in the navy at P ortland
Monday.
Funeral services fo r M rs. Ellen
S. H iner, 80, w ill lx- hekl from the
George M atthews and Charles
M ills chapel S aturday afternoon Beidler spent Sunday in P ortland
at 2:30 p. m. w ith the Rev. Briggs w ith M r. M atthew s' father, Chas.
o ffic ia tin g . In te rm e n t w ill lie in M atthews. Allen Fen-in, who had
the
I.O.O.F.-.Masonic cemetery. visited here w ith his parents, Mr.
Mrs. H in e r died yesterday m orn­ and Mrs. H. B. E e rrin, returned
BOMB INSURANCE
ing a t her home a t ?041 E. Jef­ to P ortland w ith- them to resume
1 his studies at medical school.
in’nran<?e ma-v
p opular in m any localities a fte r ferson.
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duly the first, the «late the governm ent steps out of the picture
when it comes to paying off losses on the w.-st coast resulting
from bombing raids. Of course the governm ent has not been
hahle yet beeausc w«- have had no bombing raids up to now. but
Un- l i a b ili ty so far as the governm ent is concerned ceases on this
Barber Service the Way
You Want It.
Also she »shine service Shoes
called for and delivered. Try
our new shine.
P S. BUKOWSKI, Prop.
<1 Outdoor Flag
Regular C eiling Price
J2.49
Special 10 Days O nly
lilts) barfy Jay
The blue Jay depends on bus life
for 22 per cent of its food. It Is se­
verely criticised fur its Interference
with other, birds.
1th O F JULY P U N K
SPECIAL
For yo u r 4th o f J u ly picnic get
Gustafson's ice cream, a ll popu­
la r flavors. 51.00 pgr gallon in o r­
der» o f five gallon o r more.' O r­
ders must be in by J u ly 1st to re­
ceive this price. Cream |tacked in
d ry ice to keep several hours.
Gustafson’s, o f course.
48-1 te
$ 1 69
June 25 to July 5
Display Old Glory for Freedom and
Victory
COTTAGI- GROVE PHARMACY
BROWN'S DRUG STORE
Phone 244
a
Please Remember...
WARTIME TRAVEL
is not “As Usual"
The pleasant days o f travel "as usual"
w ill come again. But right now the war
job comes first-and the traveling pub­
lic must expect some inconvenience and
delay. Greyhound is cooperating fully
w ith the Office o f Defense Transporta­
tion iu Washington, I). C„ to provide
essential service for all those who must
krtjt rnlliiig Io krrf) Am erica n llin ^ - ic -
lectees, fighting men and war workers.
Reducing o p eratin g speed and •llm ln d tin g fast, llm ito d ith o d u lo t.
ttta b lh h ln g to o p o ratlvo to rv lto w ith othor companies over certain
ro u to i to rodueo bus m ileage.
SO WE SAY
Peacock
Nice Image
Among the Burmans the soul
JJhe town s biggest flir t , handsome frequently imaged as a butterfly.
and «lark.
Well-dresK«*d a6d a l w a y s seen
around,
Good-natured and gay, a lawyer
by trade.
And to the arm y, soon, he's bound
4th OF JU LY SPE( IA L
For yo ur 4th of July get Gus­
tafson's super crear.-rd ice cream.
51.00 fo r No. 10 tin ( 3 ‘Y) quarts,
freezer packed. Choice o f vanilla,
chocolate o r straw berry. Orders
must be in by Ju ly 1st to receive
this price. Cream packed in d ry
ice to keep several houts. 4 6 -ltc
On 3x5 Foot
ilim ln a tin g e x tra buses If not tu ffid o n tly loadod.
ODE TO MUTH ORANOFF
Centrally Located
10-Day Sale
O p eratin g only o tto n H al torvleo.
Unless changed in the m eantim e it will be np to the prop­
e rty owner to protect himself. And the new risk has given m a. y
boards of public institutions new headaches, w hether to take
the risk or insure with a p rivate company, the most of which is
S Z in ; m'en at k- rkates th ; e'* t ° f ifW in K public buildings
Wins into money, which must he paid by the tax p a y c r
W hy shouldn't the gals a ll go fo r
th a t?
Of dozens he can have his pick.
Yes. he's quite a cbaracte".
This a ll-’roiind guy, Ni«?k!
Delight Valley
THIS NECESSITATES:
(late.
Imperial
Barber Shop
Mr. and Mrs Boyd of Hubbard
were Sunday dinner guests «if the
Oscar Flatena. Bunday evening
M r. and Mrs. Malcolm Ilo n i
gu ests of Hi«' Elalens were Mr.
made a business trip to P o rllih id
ami Mrs. Ralph .Sears and M is.
Tuesday.
F in n y M cA lliste r «if Eugene,
Norm an anil John Rauch of Eu-
F a ll Creek 4-H Summer Camp g«-ne are s|x-ndmg this w«a*k ul the
fo r bays en«l«»d last Sunday when home o f th e ir grandparents, Mr,
55 g irls took over the camp. The and M rs Oscar Jackson.
annual club picnic was held w iih
T H R IF T . . .
The C. H ila ig tits and th e ir
an attendance of ovyr 2txi present.
The leaders meeting was turn«-«! guest, Miss Egciton, were dinner
An Old Word With
over to the camp eluh winch pre- gueslN of tii«- Melvin Paul fa m ily
in Eugene Sunday Miss Egi-rton
sentixi a typ ical meeting With a
New Meanings.
program anil a dem onstration of le ft fo r her home- in P ortland Sun­
day
afternoon.
The
Haights
have
a rt iik-iaI respiration by Hi«- en­
It'i o tad truth that many peo­
tire group, um ler the direction of as th e ir house guests this w«-ek
ple have alwayt been a little
her sister from Yreka, C alifornia,
D lls Sleek- of IXm-nu
and
her
niece
from
Petaluma.
ashamed
of being thrifty.
Among honors won by Southern
lain«- Ixiys, the inos. coveted honor C alifornia.
There was too much of "keep­
Arnold Corliss has joined the
in camp was awarded to M ilo
ing up with the Joneses"—too
Pori land
Chapman, Domna, us most o u t­ navy. He w ill go to
little pride in living within In­
standing b o y
in cooperation, Thuraduy and trom then* go to
come. • All that Is changed
sportsmanship and popularity He San Du-go « h i Friday.
was s<-«-ond«sl by another Ixiy from
Mr. and Mrs Lawrenca- Brown
now. G o o d Americans a re
tills d is tric t,
Ralph
Kaisor of spent Sunday in Eugene at the
learning the satisfaction of
Black B u tte road Honors fo r or­ home of tin- form er's parents, Mr.
making a little go a long way
d erly bunk and looker every «lay and Mrs. George Brown.
at camp went to M ilo Chapman.
— of doing without unnecessary
M r a’nd M is C urtis W h ite of
Clyde Gilham .
Ralph Gilhatn, Eugene were Sunday dinner guests
luxuries ond services. • These
M ark Morgan to d N u k Nickson. o f the R Ilntisi*ns
people by the million are ¡(lin­
The camp boy w inning most
The firs t aid unit o f Walker
honors fo r camp liettorm ent w is
ing the ranks of Penney cus­
met w ith Mrs. R Hansen Jon«- 17
Byron Foster, w ith second honors
nnd made dressings anti tiunilages
tomers—people who have a l­
to Ronald Hunt. Byron also pass­
fo r th e ir firs t aid station Those
ways bought for cash, who
ed w ith second highest honors In
present wen- chairman. M is Iloyd
coopt-ratlon and grades in the Red
have olways carried their pur­
W a I k e r, Mfsdamos (). Sag«-.
Cross firs t aid.
chases home — who have a l­
Ralph W rig h t, H alliday,
Esther
D uring the camp session the
Hansen and Hit- hostess AtltliHon-
ways practiced the thrift to
camp Joinixl UX) per cent as "<)re-
al guests wen- Mrs. M ary Sm ith
gon Green Guards," taking the
which patriotism now compels
and M arie Hansen.
pledge In unison at the last c o u n -1
u» all.
> Eldon Crane, w hile on a fishing
cil.
trip
over
the
week
end,
was
b
it­
G irls from this d is tric t enrolled
/S W iT X f
at camp this week are: Elaine ten on the neck by a tick, which
h-itl
(o
Is-
removed
by
a
«hator.
C ruder and Mort-ne Lowrance.
Lorane; Donna Mae Funk, Jean
R itte r and Joan Propst, London:
Sarah and Janet Jenkins. Dtsston
route; C ha rlo tte Thrasher and
K atherine T hranier, D o n n a ; A n ­
na McCauley, Lynx Hollow.
At election o f officers held at
the Monday evening
council.
Elaine Cruder was el«*cted as sec­
reta ry, I>onna Mae Funk as re­
p o rte r. und Jean R itte r as song
leader.
P hyllis Foster, Thornton C or­
ners. who attended hoy's eamp as
assistant to Camp D ire cto r Jean­
ne M orton. Is acting as ju n io r
counselor. Ralph
Raisor, boy’s
counselor, is w o rk in g at g irl's
camp as general hand>-undy
Girls Take Over
4H Summer Camp
sups
You’ll say. "These exquisite
four-gore lovelies are iust per­
fect for my figure," The new
alternating bias cu t provides
room for action and freedom of
movement Shadow panel, ad-
lustable straps Tea Rose or
Wilte.
Conserving rubbor ond other v ita l m a to rla lt by tho above and other
mean«.
HOW YOU CAN HELP:
M a k e your trip» ih o r t - a » close to home as po ttlb lo .
Travol only during m ld -w o o k -T u o a d a y to Thuraday. W ook-ond
trau o l is congested by m ilita ry portonnol and w a r w orkers.
C arry as little bag g ag e as p o ttlb lo .
Be loniont if there is an y inconvenience, tfefay or crowding.
Satin stripe lri«-ot slips
with shurlov-.’ panel, und
also flat «rrepe slips, white
and tea rose .... ....... $1.49
Knit cord fabric w-rvie«*
slips, fabric will not sag —
white and tea rose. All
sizi-s to I I ............
$1.19
L.-ii't- tr i ’Dint'd« slips with
cuntisole tups $1.98 & $2 49
E xtra size with built-up
shoulder straps
$1.39
Umphrey & Mackin
Good Values
Think twice b efo re takin g an y trlp -p o itp o n o It If you ta n .
Buy U.S. W a r Bondi and Stamps.
THE WAR EFFORT COMES FIRST!