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TttV fttD A V , JAKVARY 21, 1911 1942 Lbr. Output Sets New Record S E A T T LE . W A S H IN G TO N The weekly uvciagc of W«»s, Coast lum lier production In 1942 was IBM .327.0,XI board feet, In com- poilson w ith weekly production aveiuge of 166,232,000 h f fo r 1911 Weekly uvainge of production In D ecem ber tfl Weeks, WM* 118,. ,116,IMM) board fee', or til. 3 |ier rent o f estimated capacity. Order» averaged 141.535,WJO h.f,; »hip. tnent», 139.966,(MX). W eekly aver age» fo r November were pro du " lion 164.450,(XX) h f. (78.4 per rent o f the 1926-1929 average); older», 166,226,(XX), shipments, 152.715- 000. 52 week* of 1942, cum ulative production. 8,752.998,IXX, h f.; 53 weak», 1941 8.810.311,000; 52 weeks, 1940 7,396.<ttX),(MX). Orders fo r 52 week* of 1942 break down a» follow»: rail, 7.- 170,518, (MM) h.f.; domeatlc cargo, 944,155,(XX); export, 185,540,(XX); local, 1.347.221, (XX) InduNtry'» unfilled h.f o ld e fib- The stood at 1,056.789.(100 at r the end of I>ereml>er storks nt 497 172 (XM. Sweet Home Pastor to Supply Here Jan 24th 'I he llev. H urt I ’rtge, pastor of the gweet Honie Church of C hrist w ill f ill the p ulpit of the local Church of C hris, Sunday. Junuury 24 The llev. Page 1» a ra d io p a sto r o f the Builder« for or«.** < h rls l prog«am o v e r ra d io s ta tio n “ faoe m et TTTE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGfW K W If. Silk Creek Mr. and Mr». A rth u r W oolcott were Sunday dinner gue»t* ui the home of M r anil M r* la irin g Mc- l.aughdn in Cottuge Grove. Mr». ( )»cnr Wheeler, who ha* recently had an operation at the tarred H eart tiospital in Eugene, 1» reported to be dismissed from ihe hospital hut in » till under the loelor*» caie at the home of a irle nd In Eugene. Mr. and M r*. George Kentner were dinner host» on Sunday to M r. and M r*. A lb y Ritchey, M r. ind Mi». O rv ille W haley and »on* LeRoy and Junior, M r. and Mr». Itoy Zehner and M r. Zehner»' fam ily of Go»hen. Joe Moxley of Eugene vlxited hl» parent*. Mr. and M i*. George Moxley on Thurxilay. M a iy Louise D urbin fell and ' iro ke her rig ht w rl»t Monday w hile playing at schiMif. M r. and M r*. A lb e rt Oak* of Salem »pent the week end at the home of her parent», M r. and M r*. O»car Wheeler. Sunday dinner guests at the C .' N. Duncan home were M r. and “ ' p , 1, ' ’ " J - r o v , ' " ' and ^ V lr" .. . ‘r , ' r , *, r * Natives (jive Ambulance Service Bowling Tourney » I In Eleventh Week Saginaw i —- • — The w in te r bow ling tourney en- id e d I,» 11,h week a, the Cot- tage Grove Bowling alleys w ith tl.e standings of the various team* p ra ctically unchanged. High single hono.» w in , to N. J. Nelson w ith a score of 221 and high series hon- or* to O rlo Bagley w ith 574. Next w e e k s game schedule: Monday; Q u ality M arket vs Row R iver Lum ber Co.; Wednesday, Standard O il vs Texaco O il Co.; Thursday. R ippy’g vs Irish-S w artz. F iid a y , D augherty Lum ber vs Safeway L eag u e Standings D augherty Lbr. Co. Irish-S w artz R ’ppy's Standard O il Co. S afew ay Rushy-hatred native* carry wounded Am erican* to the hospital be hind the Buna front In New Guinea. These islin d er* have extended all possible co-operation to the Allies. Death Calls R. J. Hendricks, Salem Newspaper Man Q u a lity M arket Row River Lbr. Co. Texaco ...................... W 19 19 16 14 11 12 10 7 L Fts 8 27 8 25 11 23 13 18 16 15 15 14 17 12 20 9 The F rie nd ly Neighbors club met at the home of M r*. H arley W illiam s w ith M is. Kenneth Zum- w ait e ntertaining Thursday a fte r- noon. There were 19 ladies pres ent. O fficers were elected fo r the coming year; M ix. Kenneth Zum- w ait was elected president; M ri. H arley W'illiums, vice president, and Mrs. Lawrence M ontleth. sec- rctary-tre a surcr. Dues o f 25c fo r the coming year were paid. The next meeting w ill be at the home of Mrs. B art Johnston January 28. M r. and Mrs. N ick H clli and children o f Culp Creek were din- ner guests at the Levi Russell home Sunday. M r. and Mrs. Leslie Maugh moved to Scio recently where Air. Maugh is employed. Mrs. C liff Gersbach spent last Wednesday night w ith Mrs. Leola Owens in Cottage Grove. M r. and Mrs. Claude W illey and daughter o f S utherlin who were moving to near Portland were overnight guests Wednesday at the Low ell Benston home. M rs. Nelson of Culp Creek is staying w ith Mrs. W a lte r Cline. M r. and M rs. Vern Hansen and children of Cottage Grove spent Sunday at the Lawrence M ontieth home. L IB R A R Y O FFIC ER S E LE C T E D . “ , . A ‘ 8 me<*l|nK recently of the Gene V. Hansen has earned his lib ra ry board, new officers w eie second prom otion since joining elected fo r the year. Mrs. S. L. the navy. He is now Carpenter's M ackin was elected chairman.' H. h i , ....... Mate th ird class which makes F- Eakin. vice chairm an; Miss ____ _______ _ _ __L him a p e tty officer. J Lula C urrin . secretary and treas- Roy Beers, son Jennings and u rer; M r. E akin and M rs. W. A. daughter Ellen spent the week end Woodard, finance com m ittee; and at the Chester M orris home in Mrs. H. B. F errin, Mrs W. A. Salem. f Miss Vida Beers came from W’oodard and Miss Lula C urrin, £ * , 18 carr i’ a,prT1 ^or a few visit- book committee. The recent snowfall called the Tw enty-nine more new books youngsters to r . . sleighing . but have lib ra ry .. . . . out . * . . been added to the ------- < 1 was ’2? th,n ar‘d to° wet to * * w h‘ch was made possible through the secent donation to the lib ra ry M ^ a n d Mrs A! A lbert Oaks of o f the Woodard Lum ber company. Eugene a H*w fev days at the Some of the new adult non-fiction ' ' uKPnc spent, a O. A. N ,c h o ir home recently iiooks are ‘M a rio n e tte .," by Aek- h Gl.’ y* ’? °, 3 ,O * * Y° Ur Dec' ha^ * ‘ on place ,ast * epk orator, by Koues; “ Young Col- ‘41 P o n tlss Ktreaiallner Sedan Latham lie ,:« w ell known ,n radio A ,v' " A ,k? " nd chddren Haalph. • »• ■ u iig iiiin H .. . ... - ... Allen and Corporal Archie year. In terms of w ork days, itnd f,o m ’ •rovi.I.•»)«•.., Rhode Isla n d • been w alely known in " T “ V ' u°r t Canby' 1942 a 52-week year, the West and bas He I* h ig h ly . ,W f’ ,d has h " ? received fro m evangelistic Coast lum la-r industry produced ility to to ,obn w<>o*co" 'h a , be 1» attend- p ra ctically a» much lum ber Inst 'o .im m e nd ed and ha* a a b b ility Eyrijocope school at New year as In 1941. In average weeL organize ¡owl build young people's He u U. also «Iso chaplain chaplain Io. <’r b '*ns ly production, notw ithstanding groups He ___ Death called R. J. Hendricks Mr. and Mr». G. L. ______s Moxley have manpower shortage, the industry ' ' ,r,'Mun Guard been confined to ih e lr home the I 9, editor emertiu» o f the Oregon bettered the 1941 average by 1.3 Statesmen a, Salem and widely past week w ith severe colds. H U N G S TO CO M E per cent. Tht» I» a record un- (n known newspaper man M r Hend- lx in a ld Overholaer is back ... matctied by any other lum ber pro rick*, brother of J. R. Hendricks L'ridirei las shorn of fancy, in school a fte r a week * illness. ducing region. f Cottage luist week the school children o of Cottage Grove, Grove, died at the ly les dear to the heart helped .... - ■ • ...... . . dividual to d istrib u te circulars to honM* n t 8 ’iOn- paul R Hendricks. The end of l!M2 saw w ar plant . « eve ty woman T he ir m anufac- «’ “ »«bute circulars to n n en an ctu . «• w ill be lim ited lo essential ‘***M ,n fu rn itu re and Salern «’ ’ «rney. a fte r an illness «»instruction cantonment», w are lure houses, ole. go over I Iw pealc. ,,i . | . . ,. equipment fo r Camp Adair. f*ve w<*eks from pneumonia. He nee wl. in tmd ribs ' The ' pupils ................ ‘ S “ ilk a ,r' Creek wa„ an oU1 fp r learning i n n to r i ten ...i , ! . . . . W ho» i of , the * “ * an oW ,lm e _rin p rinter, Looking ahead, the proopact I» W 1„. Who in America, which d ro p , de- W , he n,.w.spa , , 9(Jp from that retpilrement» of all lumber ceased notables, is w o rk in g on a 8 defense stam p Ixioks and buy th e ir p|" 8 d* vd «P had served on construction. under lim ita tio n * on , co m p ila tio n , bonds during the Schools .a W ar l«,P,‘M ■’ Eugene and Roseburg civilia n building, w ill decline from i.,' (bead from thi now on to the end of 1943, par« program. Those who have turned before going to Salem in 1884 the cellophane in I heir bonds the past week and where he purchased the Statesman G‘Y e *37 Dodge Tr. Sedan Arne vis- Color and Design." by Graves. tlc u la rty a fte r the second q ua rte r baker w ithout w rapper and unsllced. . A com • » the ... .^ George R .. Snauhert. ................................ of the year There Is no prospect, ....... are eligible fo r a .souvenir of w ,,h He sold ited at the C. S. Plaster home Three new hooks o f plays include '37 Ford Sedan pound, in pencil form , to Am erican Scenes." by Kozlenzo; however, of decline In B a ttle s h ip O regon a te R osem ary h 1-’ in te re st in the S tatesm an in ‘ ,..,.,7.' ‘36 F ord Sedan manta fo r special w ar Item , such “ fp’,y K* * « le*' ,‘ " d from H anks, A lic e H anks. J u n io r H u n ks 192K bu’ co n tin u e d E dith Bushnell who had been “ 100 N on -ro yalty One-act Plays," as editor as airplane lumbar, decking, and '!«, 1 ,8 / ' ’’roduc' « ' Am en- employed in Roseburg is vis itin g by Kozlenzo; and "Plays fo r em eritus and columnist. *33 Ford Sedan and B illy Hanks. s tru ctu ra l timbers. Demand f o r T " ' Op“ c,,‘ ( • S y n 'h *- her m other at Ten M ile. Am erican Holidays.” by Schauf- F or a tim e he anso served as su- *33 Pontiac Tr. Sdn. these Items may increase, and ‘ æ <x«udM,M,n,‘ w’n’“ w h '«-h <• obtainable now, fo r the po»t-wur *30 C hevrolet Coupe supply w ill he a special o h llg iillo n of the Wes, Coast industry F ur- baby rayon diaiicrs, plastic »aft *37 Ford Sedan «her increase of requirements’ fo r ?y ‘,,ns band« koi «.seal young lambs Am erica." » mix and cratin g lum ber is in view. ,H,’S C* ’M'ln b,an,“ ‘‘ * und PboBln, *31 C hevrolet .Sedan S urviving in addition to the one Roy Means is employed near "Parachutes" and “ «tiihmarir.»*" I t Is evident tha, fo r many m onths son. are tw o brothers. John Ray Creswell. hv a “ , Submarines ahead, a ll the w ar lum lier Items (Continued from page 1, Rl NNIAN « Alt R EL IEF that West Coast m ills can produce le r Pitcher, fo rm e rly o l < w ill be re«,uired. tage th a , l he. he “ is We extend o u r th a n ks to the '" » ? Grove G r7 \ e and 8nd stated “ ’ I " 1 ,b fu n e r a l services w ill he held to- w here Mr. B u fiin g t™ is employ- ?or e S d re n u h i'- h * 1 °^" ‘ nd happy h“ ' ’by and enjoying enJoy,nK I l,ic daF «' 'be Clough B a rric k chapel ed. ' 8 P > p" . ¿ ? \ her Under various controls on Wes, fo llo w in g to, .h e ir donations: The " w T ell " / nn<l ..... welcome _ news as no Peoples Houses and VVinter- s __________ a ^ and in i erm ,.n, w i„ tx.‘ (Mast lumber, a* establish«’«! by Um,.,4, Mr> W ispr w h irh was The cold spel has done consul- bound" by Bianco: “ Plow Penney the W ar Production Board, the M rs s i.'lla Baker M ,, Wm’ bad b ^ heard from him fo r , he Odd Fellow cemetery there. erable d a m y e to fall-oown grain. M ystery.” by D avis; “ Blue H ills .” w ar agencies are given fin d call „ „ Kat<J over fo ur months Oscar Woodard is livin g *n by Goudge; "M a ria Rosa." by K e l aUit tltr uuluKtry a u tud uct. I hv ADELT ( L O T ilIN G CLAKN Sharps store. volume released fo r requirem ents ’ ’'lullne Palmer and Georg- A le tte r from Jim Adkins who sey; and "P erilous Island." by FEBRFA K Y 3 that are not d irect m ilita ry m eds ► «mk visited the F i.e n .lly Is w ith the hospital coips at Great A. A H u ll is having w ork done Kum mer, and several others. W e have 3 good m echanics to XJ .a i « • k 4 u . club . . I • ■ A. at .. S Sagmi.w kJ • . »* . d..*. t t. L/ . . . Illin VI o I is as said ZS i zV « the 1 « 4 . p ic tu I I s-4 *c ., Re ___ ___________ fo r railroad, mine, highway .and NelKhbors foi St... the Lakes re H wardrobe or Sew on another residence fo r rent. care for repairs on any m ake re la te d tvtu s of construction is Purpose of starting a R W R group be had sent home recently were rta u in g the wararobe or Sew Mrs. Lym an Adams received a A T T E N D S F A M I L Y R E V M O X reiated t>|ios of co n s tru tlio n I taken hv a o h o to e ra n h e r there iind s *ve w d l be the theme for the ’ h< «-.k. by a p h o tt^ra p h e r there Ih(. aduh c|othl ,8}iS whl(?h W(U a«««*r m a a nepnew. ^ u illa ia r rd d le tte r iro from nephew, W of car. t running u n n in g close ---------- to one-half — ----- «»f -------- In d u s try 's p n x h ic tio n T h is p ro |x ir- D u a l c la s s f o r k n ittin g w ill lie W;is '* ‘ l<’* ’ ‘ be fim t „m e Tuesday, m N orth A fn - A r t Sm ith returned from P ort- tlon Is more like ly to increase held at Mrs. Funk's as usual F ri- Newton Lands h F ‘ February 2. a, 7;3O p m. in the Ca U? \ ,e ,he ,e tte r was c,osely . land Monday where on Sunday he than to dim inish, «lay afternoon lifto n -------- Sloan — Camp Jefferson school under the super- cvni,or' ,<i ‘ ‘ was PJal? ,ha‘ bis attended a fa m ily reunion in , fo r tw o reasons, , . , , from . 2 to . 4. . A new .... C ---------- The w ar agenn«-« do not require shipment ol ya m has been re- (-»oik. Louisiana, was home on a vision o f M argaret Stevenson, high cornlK‘n>’ bad a very fine C h rist- fo u r brothers and sisters ail uf the Industty » production o f w ived . short furlough and viaitixl at the school homemaking instructor. m ai <'innt*r - gathered. This was the firs t tim e yard items of building lum ber The flannel fo r infants wear is home o f his parent*. M r and Mrs. I The class is sponsored by the ^ b Lu kens has returned from the fa m ily had been together in a There 1» growing recognition by ready to w ork on Anyone wish- James C lifto n Sloan a, Diuton. union high school d is tric t and the ^Pr *ngfield. Mississippi, due to a number o f yeais. M r. S m ith had the agenriea of the necessity of mg to help in this p r o j.ft, «xintart , .... .s ta te departm ent o f vocational back inju ry. not seen one brother. Bryon E. Oscar R Newton of M ilw au kie education providing fo r essential c iv ilia n Mrs E rvin Hansen or the Sentinel S m ith o f M<X7nne fo r sixteen was commissioned a second lie u -i . ,* • uses. s«tch as by railroads, m ines,1 office. T o w Pontiac D e a l» «O R -ON ORARLE A W ARDED years. A sister, Mrs. B. P. Boyles, tenant in the arm y upon success-' AH wo? « interested aro urged highway cons, ruction. d e f e n s e ____________ ___ NAVY “E” BFTTO N 24 North 9th S t m t and M r. S m ith visited here p rior fu l completion o f O ffic e r C and;-1,0 * ,,end ’ h,s c,ass wh,ch W,U housing, and (arm im ilding that is EN G IN E ER S YISIT DAM ,□ going to P ortland fo r the fam- Course at the In fa n tr y , fo£ ' wo hour S<,ssions One of the men behind the lines date C v ita l to food production. i)y gathering.______________ ort — Henning. Grable. „ a fo rm e r resr Five U. 8. Engineers. Owen F. school . at . . F » ....... .. Georgia.’ Jo r ,<>n w.«eks -Ihere is no charge _ is Gordon ---------- ------------- A s trik in g ly effective job has bw n done In meeting c ritic a l w ar Stanley and Ray E. McKenzie. LI. Newton Is the son of M r. and rU< ’’ ’( n - £ ¡ 1 , * ^aw u nictinn dent, o i ‘ b j* c *‘ y and 8 son o f Mr. '2 1 needs fo r lum lie r items th a , «inly both, o f San Francisco, w ith the M rs A. S. Newton of 2840 Boycl . . . . , n ... n ani^ ^ rs' S tab le o f this com- tbe West Co«», lum ber Industry U. « engineers «»instruction de- street. M ilw aukie. The new lieu- el1 . « ! m 'i? i «yL K1 can supply, through common-sense. Partm ent; It P. Proper and H. K. tenant was inducted into the army ... __ m n « i n i r i a p ip m . n p' Grable w orked his appren- localized adm inistration of the Doyle o f Portland and C. C Mon- September 16. 1940 and s e r v e d ' a> n' . "<‘psbip in the fo rm e r Cecil Wool- W PB “ froese“ order on iXiugla« K‘H«I w ith the d is tric t engineer's w ith the 249th C. A He is a ™ * n|s t ^ a n d d tx: g n w k>> machin<, Khop and a fte r f ir lum ber One lough problem af- office In Eugene visited the Cot- graduate o f the Cottage Grove nn . 1 nf I ,l?e W“ r broke o u t* he was cm * te r another has been w orked out '»«<* Grove dam on an inspection high school. "' ne ta 1 .° * ( ; P,o> >" c*vil service as a ma- . ng “ el1 as f ‘ m ixleling. C lass chm ist at Mare Island N avy yard by practical methods, w ith effec- ,o u r 'be 19th and also visiied w ith Mrs. A rth u r Jones has received members may decide which les-J in C alifornia He w orks in the tlve result* fo r the national w a r M ajor W a lte r R. Lalonde, in word from P v, Pheodore P lu e a rd ! sons w ill be o f the most benefit , pump departm ent in the gigantic effort. The whole picture repre- charge o f the darn. who is attending a technical to them. shop where he operates a high sentw government and business »«luadrnn school at Sheppard! How ,0 choose ro rre ct lines and speed lathe and specializes in fine w orking out application of w a r LO R A N E .SUNDAY Mt IIO O L Field, Tex«». He says he 1» ihe colors fo r the individual w ill be precision w ork «xintrots on a basis of real facts ELECTS only Oregon lioy in his barracn*. discussed a, the firs , meeting He was awarded the navy *'E" and actual needs, w ith result» - ■ bu, he likes Texas and arm y life along w ith the organization o f the lapel button last M ay in recogni which highlight this cooperative The Lorane Sunday school and Is gaining w eight. ' class. tion o f m eritorious w ork p e rfo rm e ffo rt as the country's mns, sue- elected officers last week w ith the ed as an employe o f the navy yard. | c«*»»ful example o f w ar adminis- follow ing results; Mrs. L o ttie COMPANY F O F DRAIN E N OPA IS SI'E S AN ED IT: NO tratlo n. " M itchell, superintendent; Mnr. TE R TA IN S 2,8, MT1C KERS. NO CAS Rl'SMIAN relief program — -• • Low ell D ru llin ge r, assistant super- No s tic k e r on the windshield - postponed M r. and Mrs. H. II. W ecldreyer inlendi’n t; Elva M itchell, qeerc- . _, in , Cottage Grove ~ , Company F. 16,h was B attalion. easoline arrived on Jan- ,a ry nnd Leila Davis, treasurer. 1 gon State Guard, host to Ore- two no sasol,ne* The Russian im r v 14 l i f t e r a v e rv n leiiK iint I r i ' i n a ’ '” This Was the effect o f an Order —------- re lie f program. «If 2964 m iles from Donna Texas 1 h‘‘ RcV U ,,n d ' ' 11 Sm all, form er hundred citizens o f D rain F riday ,Ssued by OPA ,0 a ll re ta il gaso- scheduled «0 have been held ,0- They extend an invita tio n ,0 th e ir S bickbu ttc resident, has resigned n*Rbt. January 15,h. line deniers on the Pacific Coast, m orrow evening a, the Jefferson many friends to call at th e ir " s m in iste r and is succeeded by A f,‘‘r 8 vp,'>’ interesting nnd The notice emphasized an exist- school auditorium , has been c»n- - hotly contested d rill down the > ing regulation th a t the service celled due ,0 the in a b ility o f the home. 620 Adams avenue. . the Rev. Paul Nance. C row d was entertained w ith tw o station operator must “ check the com m ittee «0 ge, the speakers in hours of w ar pictures and firs t aid windshield s ticke r on the vehicle” : vited. Arrangements are under instructions. before fillin g a m o to rist’s ,#nk. way to hold a program at the Company F has an enlisted The stickers must be attached Jefferson school near the middle strength of 120 men and three of- ,0 the windshield, no, in the glove o f next m onth and invite a pro- ►ATTLES these days are fought in the air, on ficers. com partm ent o r the d riv e rs w al- fessor from W illam ette universi- A farew ell message was deliv- let. ,y. a native of Russia, as the sea. on land— and with the help o f the N ation’s ered ,0 Is , L t. R. B. Pettey by | OPA also pointed out th a , the principal speaker. The exact date Captain H. L. Uoodmanaon, and bottom portion of the “ C” stick- of (be program w ill be « in firm e d eom m unieation lines. Ihe Company s,«xxl at attention in ers, designating tne reason fo r as soon as w ord reaches here from .appreciation of the excellent w ork e lig ib ility , must also be displayed Salem Operators, handling the greatest volum e of Lt. Pettey bus done in Ihe inter- ' . est of the Company. L t. Pettey ealls in the telephone's h is to r y - r a ils dealing has accepted employment in the Large Nipple, Metal Ring and Bottle largely with war and war produetion—»»eeupy Kaiser Ship Yards in Portland. Top Values in Late Model Used Cars With the Armed Forces co,. Service Work M A R T IN M OTORS Both a ro a t BATTLE Endurance Hot Water Bottles A few left at 98c Syringe Tubing, per length 25c LacVac Baby Nursing Bottles Complete set Ear Muffs 25c 59c Yes— Wc have safety pins— Bobby Pins—Billfolds—Kodak Hints. Leave your kodak finishing with us. Our werk is done by Bakerv Film Shop, Eugene. COTTAGE GROVE PHARMACY BROW N’S DRUG STORE Phone 244 S H E R IF F S SDN* IS PRISONER S h e riff O. E. Crowe received word Monday that his son, Vernal Clowe, ,1 fo rm e r s ta ff sergeant in the marines, is a prisoner o f the Japs in a M anila prison camp. The word cam« from Ihe w ar depart- ! men, and al te r S h e riff Crowe re ceived word las, M ay that his son was missing a fte r the fa ll of Bataan. BACK ON JOB 011 ean help them to bring Vietory closer. I hough m aterials for more telephone lines are Hank, cf the 0 K Tire Shop, wishes to say that he is again on the job at the shop and wants to take this opportunity to thank his patrons for past favors and sincerely hopes that he can serve them in the future. Msvlng Record-brcaki. • volumes of win ter cover crop »cert, which w ill help farm ers beat the threatened n itro K«u shortage, are now moving Into the South from production nrras in ilia PaoiHc Northwest. a ’’battle station" o f vital im portance. not available, due to war’s requirem ents, you ean help keep the lines clear for war by making onlj vital calls to the war-busy centers. \ our cooperation helps us to serve you and our Country. We deeply appreciate it. OK TIRE SHOP THE PA CiriC TELEPHONE ANO TELE6RAPR COMPANY r»*ìl M ain Si reel . T«’le|i,u>iw> M3
