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A1B F J G III I'.KN MIVOI I AC IN Git L I V«.ANII—Th# riifhr» and hszsrils of air patrol along the bleak
Greenland coa.t ara demonstrated in thia picture of a U. 8 Army A ir Force« Miaaion patrol mission
forced down on the Inhospitable Arctic fjord by b ill weather and zer^-zcro visibility
U nhurt, except for
bruises and scratches, members of the crew cut their way out of G*e plans
Then they rationed their em igency fr.ol
supply, melted enow for water, ar.d kept se n d in g out weak radio signala in hope of dii - ting rescue.
On the fourth day they were sighted and photographed from the air, and rescued by i Coast Guard
el immediately dispatched to th# aeene
and Improvised a snow shelter, using one wing as a roof.
Silk Creek
noon callers at the C. N. Du < i.n
home.
Leslie Muno i aa a guest nt a
surprise b irth da y p arty given in
tils honor - on Monday
evening.
Ft lends and relatives nt th-- t.»--
ty included Miss Clarabelle Muno.
Mrs. Flossie S to rk and tw o sons
n t Cottage Grove, M r. and Mrs.
Everett Allen and children W llln.
M elvin and Maxine, Mr. and .Mrs.
C N Duncan, Wesley Duncan Jr.
H illsboro, Sharon McCain, Mrs.
Laa lir Munn and children
Leo,
L ir a n und I a-Roy
Kenneth
F ra n klin , who has
made his home here w ith the
Everett Allen fa m ily fo r the past
school term Is visiting his parents
fo r several days near I«os Angeles.
C alifornia, lie has received his
notce to report fo r his arm y phy­
sical exam ination in Portland next
Monday.
if grown w ith in 250 yaids of other
ecru.
V m ielies -»« cucumbers,
m'iskrnelons and watermelons w ill
each ctoss w itli o th e r varieties,
but the three do not intercross.
8u*nmer squash ts rk -lle s cross
w ith ea--ti other iflid w .th Con­
necticut fie ld ¡jumpk.m, but not
w ith t ie H ubbard group
M any types of garden vege­
tables such as kale, cabbage,
beets, c a rio ts and lairxntps are
biennials and pc- -luce seed the
ms i no ycai
V.-,ien these are in
bloom in th e ir second M-ason most
of th nt cross Ire e l, t-mr-ng varie­
ties and sometimes w .th n-lated
or w ild plants. County agents can
give m on detailed nl . tnation on
t'lis subject.
«Must types of letf-over seed can
afely be saved ,i.,d us.-d next
»• it T y p '• j .od only fo r one to
tlirts years incl-idc beans, com,
enions. parsley, | «a run ip peas and
salsify .Most others arc -;ood from
fo u r to 10 year».
M r and Mrs. Ed Hanxeh and
M rs Maze) llih h a n l are attending
tlie annunl camp mooting of the
Seventh lin y Adventist
church
held at G lad'tonv p a rk nem P o rt­
land.
Ciuests at a picnic held Sunday
at the home of M r and M rs Boyd
Allen included M r and M is la-e
Cooley, W F Allan, Rev. anti
Mrs F rank Brown and Mr. and
M rs Andrew Brunei, a ll of C ot­
tage Grove, and M r nnd Mrs.
A lvin Allen and fa m ily and M r
and Mr». Clan-ms- Ilunean. Wes­
ley Duncan and Sharon McCain.
John W W fxdcott, machinists
malt* 2 /c who is stationed w ith
the U. S navy at
Hingham.
Massachusetts, send» word home
that he m w orking aboard his
deatroygr escort vessel and has
charge of the fore engine room
I -K K D IN G M is I R A l.N BY
M r and M is Evnn-lt Allen a r­ ••NHOTt.t ,\ P R IM K IP T IO N S "
rived home last week a fte r xpend- OF M IN I K A I. I I.I.IKS VETOED
Ing about five weeks visiting rein-
SO LDIERS' L IF E IN K ! RANC E
ttves in New Mexico and tik b i-
“Shot - gun iircacrlptlons'* of
hums.
Soldiers at home or abroad
hi»;ii-*uur ding
lists of m inerals
Misa Jo Ann Palleske of Salem on- no more needed l«> livestock, are reminded that less than three
who is spending the summer here as a rule, tlg .n humans need to weeks remain In which they can
at the hwrru* of her gmndimrenis. take a '- t of ftxxl p ills m addi­ get N ational Service L ife In s u r­
Mr. and Mrs. G. I, Mosley. Is tion to a well-balanced diet, points ance w ithout a physical exam ina­
picking berries at the W. A Hem- out D r J. R. Haag, anim al n u tr i­ tion. U n til August 10, 1943, every
enway farm.
tion chemist nt t »n-gon State col­ application w ill be accepted re­
Mrs. Grace Wheeler left last lege m a recent station c ircu la r gardless o f the individual's m edi­
Thursday fo r P ortland to visit 153. “ M inerals fo r Farm Anim als." cal condition A fte r August 10 a
w ith her daughter Doris fo r ten
lit- states the m atter a bit more rig id physical e xa fh in a tio n -w ill be
days W hile there »he w ill also scholarly than that, saying "Good required.
attend tlw Seventh Day Advent­ n u tritio n and the rxxmomical pro-
ist church camp meeting
du ction of livestock cull fo r th e '
J t l t II. ( (M IK D IES
Alhy Ritchey has purchaxcd a use nt only those m ineral supple­
hum saw recently owned by C N. ments fo r w m -li thi n- appears to
Belated news was received here
Duncan M elvin Allen has bought lie a reasonably .indiexu-d need." last week of the death of Joe B.
M r. Duncan's car,
Hone meal, used extensively as Cook, a form er resident, which
Mr. aw l Mrs. Mac Trask and a m ineral supplement fu r p o u ltry occurred near M arshficjd about
Mr. Trask's parents. Mr. and Mrs. and other types of livestock is so June 25th. Mr. Cook served as an
B e rt'T ra s k were callers one eve­ sctucc now that D r. Hn.ig cau­ engineer fo r the Woodard Lum -
ning last wi-ek at the home of lions ugainst using grades lin n i ber Co. fo r a number o f years.
M r. and M is. A rth u r W oulcott. fo r anim al feeding. Raw rw -lf Ills death was said to have been
Mac grudUalj-d from
Freeman phosphaic is also hazardous as it due to a heart attack.
Field. Seymour. Indiana, about contains higi iy toxic fluorine.
tw o weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs.
O ffice Supplies. The S e ntin e l
The experim ent
stu’ lon
w ill
W oolcolt's son Russel is also sta­ m a k e
suggestions
concerning
tioned at Freeman Field anti, w ill probable need of m ineral supple­
receive his pilot's wings sometime ments if an. i.eeumte description
In the next several weeks.
of the kind and amount of feed­
Clarence Ihincan and his b ro th ­ stuff» used is sent in.
er Wesley J r left Tuesday noon •
fo r Hillsboro, where Clarence w ill SAVERS OF G A R D E N SEED
spend a short w hile at the home < A l TIONF.D A B O U T M IX U U S
o f his parents before Ix-tng In «uet-
ed into the arm y nt the last of
Many v ic to ry gardi ners w h o ' Z f t / V
Exposures
the week.
plan to save th e ir own seed fo r
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Duncan next yent w ill n<-od I;» L-td out
REPRINTS 3c EACH.
aw l Sharon McCain were last which arc safe to rave and which
Guaranteed Work.
Thursday evening guests at the w ill lx- lik e ly tc lx- tian «aged by
home of M r. and Mrs. I-ee Cooley cross pollination, says O. T. M c­
in Cbttage Grove.
W horter. (x te n s o n h o r tic u ltu ra l- {
Mr. and M is Z. N. Ila rv y of ist. In general, I earts, pea», let­
Mosby Creek and th e ir daughter, tuce and tom ato seed can I mi sav­
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Mrs. Flora S tith and Jim m y M c­ ed w ith no advance precautions.
HTF c
Cain were last Wednesday a fte r­ Sweet corn may he contam inated i
O regon
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home nt Neal, Kansas.
Mrs. Frank Stout left Thursday
for Indianapolis, Indiana,
where
she was called on business in
settling her father's estate.
M r. and Mrs. R. II. Kenady and
daughter Mabel and soft Ronald
Dean visited recently w ith A. Söd­
erström in Eugene at his home
tyh at hap|Kins when two cou­ in Gardenway.
rageous youngsters set them ­
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Robinson left
selves against
the
irresistible Friday a fte r spending a three
Nazi m achine and its inhuman weeks furlough
w ith
relatives
teachings, is develop- d in RKO here and w ill sjx-nd a coup'«- of
Radio's unusual rom antic drama,
days at Port O rfo rd w ith M r. Rob­
“ H itle r's C hildren."
inson's grandparents,
Mr.
and
j Based on "E ducation fo r D eath" Mrs. A l M ille r from there w ill go
Gregor Zicm er's eye-witn»-- ac­ fo San Francisco where Mr. Rob­
count of Nazi educational m eth­ inson w ill go back to his ship.
ods and the way In which Germ­ Mrs Robinson w ill retu rn to P o rt­
an boys ami g irls are being taught land where she Is employed w ith
that th e ir destiny is to enslave the Bell Telephone Co.
the rest of the work), the picture
L ittle Dean Rex of Roseburg is
s tirrin g ly tells its rom antic story
against the g rim background of staying at the R. H Kenady home
w hile his m other is employed at
H itle r's rise to powi r
the shipyards in Portland and his
T im H olt and Bonita G ranville fa th e r is w ith the U. S. «jrmy.
p ortray the tw o pidncipals, a pair
«Mr. and Mrs. George McRey­
of Get m an-Am erican youngsters
nolds
have opened the lookout
who take opposite paths through
tow er on W ard's butte where Mrs.
th eir school days but emerge d u r­
ing th e ir storm y courtship as help­ McReynolds w ill attend the tow er
less cogs in the great pattern of this season.
M r. and M is. Loyal Lea bo and
Nazi m achinery, unable to e x tri­
cate themselves from its b ru ta lity sons Guy and Pat have recently
and Its implacable purpose. Kent moved home from Portland.
Mrs. Mabel Wells o f Eugene is
Sm ith, a pew- Broadway "fin d ," is
seen aa an Am erican teacher in spending this week w ith her sis­
B erlin (a role s im ila r to Ziemcr's ter. Mrs. .M argaret Wallace.
own career) who endeavor» to aid
K. P. McReynolds spent one
the tw o youngsters hut who, too, night last week at the home of
is overcome by the machine.
his parents, M r. and Mrs. E. L.
Produced by Edward A Golden McReynolds. Mr. McReynolds was
and directed by Edward D m ytryk. enroute to Lakeview where he
the p icture also features O tto w ill be w ith the forest service.
K ru ge r as a Gestapo sponsor fo r
Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r Cam o f
T im H o lt and H. B. W erner as a Port O rfo rd was o v e rn ig h t' v is it­
heroic churchm an who defies the ors Sunday of Mrs. Cram 's sister.
H itle r system. Also featured are «Mrs. W a lte r Robinson. O ther vis­
Lloyd C otrigan and E rfo rd Gage. itors at the Robinson home Sun­
" H itle r ’s Children" opened at day were a son-in-law and daugh­
the Arcade T heater yesterday fo r ter, M r. and Mrs. J. R. Furgeson
a four-day run.
and daughter Sharon o f Portland.
M r. and Mrs. Herschel P hillips
of Vancouver. W ashington, spent
the w-eek end w ith Mrs. Phillips
Mrs. «Mary Shey who has spent parents, M r. and Mrs. F. M. Chap­
a month here w ith her daughter man and M r. P hillip s' relatives at
and fa m ily left Monday fo r her Yoncalla.
Divide
Sf OCT .V T IV IT ie s
A t th - Scout meeting «Monday
night at the arm ory, one new boy,
Paul Frank, wh > came here re­
cently from Portland, was trans­
ferred Into this troop. Saturday
night several of the Scouts e n ­
joyed an overnight camp nt the
Cottage Grove dam, acrompanieil
by Lance Naish. Those camping
out were K e ith Wooley. Wayne
«M-Call, David Summers,
Paul
Frank, Jack Ross, Bob Naish and
Ross Adkins. John Dunlevy, Bob
C rick and Ash.cy Fl.aten are
spending this week a'. Lucky Boy
Scout camp
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The War Manpower
Commission is calling
loggers out of the ahip-
ya-ds, airplane facto­
ries, and other war
In d u stries-— for no
Work is more impor­
tant than log produc­
tion right now!
FANTASTIC? Not at all! America is
building the greatest fleets of tro o p ­
carrying transports and gliders the world
has ever known. And they are made of
W OOD! England is m ass-producing
M osquito Bombers that out-speed the
Nazi's fastest fighter planes. T hey’re
made of W O O D ! Literally — logs are
flying — from the woods right into en­
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In addition to planes and gliders, there
MUST be wood for thousands of inva­
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nitro-cellulose to shell cases. Every log­
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