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SSO C IA TIO N
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A “ m ir ‘“ S
C. 0. Clark, Prop.
O n iv m ortf * ’e were ' old ,h *it
the
three
alum ina - fro m - clay
plants previously approved fo r
W E 'L L H A V E TO L IV E DOW N TH E ODOR
construction
one in Wyoming,
one in South Carolina, and one
Those w ho read C ongressm an E lls w o rth s le tte r in n e a rim x ..........................
in the Northwest would not be
in th ia issue o f Th, S e n tin e l w ill get ,, lit , I , . ¡„s ig h t in to w h a t's ap‘£ n e d no*
,
happened to o u r prospects o f d e v e lo p in g a lu m in a fro m , h v \ f
a P * * * “ * U tt k baux' ,*‘ le it
te r co nside rab le s ta llin g it a p p a re n tly develops th-.» it.
i i • Arkl‘n's as enough to last about
min* Coinpuiiv o f A m erica isn i e o L » , N ,k a kth ,‘
tw ° >v ;,r e W e have a sm all stock-
ru e iit o f o u r e lav deposits her
1 1 1 ~ 1° *'
‘ h v e lo p - pile about one year's supply
S tates T1....... ..‘ »i
,• .i
1.e r*' e *'*
,1h* I tilte d A fte r that unless we can keen
seem to e n te r in f t i e
’ ♦ '
Ot f l '*' p :'o,‘’ ss
” ‘ ,f ,he * * ,anes « I*» . * • w ill have
"J
t ,
f.
" P” ' f u r , ‘-
no alum ina at a ll!
J he w hole S itu a tio n b o ils d o w n to the p o in t w he re the
ln ,he iace o t these fact
- u , oa w an ts to c o n tro l the a lu m in u m o u tp u t w h e th e r it 's in th e ,w h,ch were fu lly a dm itted a
it e n s t o f n a th u ia l w e lfa re o r not and w ill c o n tin u e to p u ll fo r b',,h
WPB to date re
the fo re ig n b a u x ite d e p o sits A p p a r e n tly the se-fish in te re s ts fust‘s ,o eons‘<k ’r
developing i
o f the Ab-oa m ust he served and be d am n e d w ith n a tio n a l w e l means ° f Producin«
alum ina in our
oui
producing alumina
fa re o r econom y. I f th e w a r lasts lo n g enough and we exhaust* own country. The thing smelts to
high heaven.
o u r ra w a lu m in u m stock p ile , w e 'll ju s , have o u r p an ts d ow n
• • •
A fte r the subject had been
HELP W ANTED, BUT NO H E LP A V A IL A B L E
p re tty w e ll threshed over in the
meeting, and we were about ready
T th he
W a
an
co lu
lu m
m n
n o
o f f th
the
e “ H
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e lp
lp W
n te
te d
d ” ” co
e average new spa pe r to
,o leave (in
Un disgust
d's*tus,i.
Representa
>. Represent«
tese days is p ro b a b ly th e b ig g e st in the h is to r y o f the news- UVe Coltee *t>-. Wash-» asked M r
pap er, p a r tic u la r ly in ,h e la r g e r centers, where* vo n can read Bunker> (w ho. by the way. in
plea a fte r plea o f fir m s a n d in d iv id u a ls w a n tin g h e lp b u t w ith p? vat<‘
B ’ ,op execut.ve for
the m a n p o w e r s itu a tio n g ro w in g m ore e ritie n l h, In o f «n v
t AlcwO' who owns the bauxite de
ls g e ft m g h a rd e r to get In t h i «•«nineetbm ,L ' ,h,’ 'P ” f V '-V /o rt posits in South
Am erica. The
a nd T a x Research In e asks th ■ Viv
? n
U • ' B usi" * ;ss
was that
the bauxite is
do e o tin tv h n .I« .» . .
fou.r <lollar q u estion . * W hy principally owned by the A lu m i-
and aid to t h
e
th .t th J
V
7 h” ” ' » ? '
“ f * ’’ ;"*"’u n ,s for
w he n th e re are jo b s fo r e v e ry 01,4s.” ' It
I
.1, lf
iX ,r a f j x ,s d if f i c u l t to p a y at tl.e present tim e
• ut the average ta x p a y e r is b e g in n in g to w o n d e r w h a t th e ta x
,
th e e lu PIoy me» t s itu a tio n gets back to n orm -
al. say 4.000.000 to 5.000.000 u n e m p lo y e d . (N o w th e y te ll us we
have scraped the b o tto m o f th e b a rre l w ith less t h i n 1 500 000
people » '•’■ m p lo ye .l In 1929. the peak y e a r o f o u r p ro s p e rity
th e re w ere ¿.lOO.OOO u n e m p lo ye d in th e n a tio n )
’
T he c u rre n t b u lletin frrmi th e O reg on Business and T a x
Research s&vs in part •
*
t h e Psta t
f*X t h ' 6? 1”
•,m n n t 4 tfn ^ - h e
Keeping Well
MY AMMUNITION
couine jeweiKY
TkttWMF,
a *1 4 2 .3 ,4 une xpe nd ed balance in th e o b i age assistance fu n d s
o f th e counties. Thus p r o p e r ty ow ners in O regon d u r in g 1942-43
p a id m ore th a n a h a lf m illio n d o lla rs in ta xes th a t w ere n ot
spent f o r th e purposes fo r w h ic h th e y w ere b u d g e te d . Some
e o u n tie s bud ge te d m ore th a n tw ic e as m uch as the a c tu a l ex-
p e n d itu re s f o r gen eral re lie f. K la m a th C o n n tv . f o r in sta n ce
b
u d g e te d $20.(MW f o r 1 ,42-43 h and
spent o n ly ¿9.047.
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m tssm n C la tso p c o u n ty b u d g e te d *17.000 and sp e n t *9.171
J w a e JVUETs
Itcuf 'neSj
lO r a ^ A o ^ t)
'U/kat
some holdings there also!
C offt* ’ hen said: -Thanks, gen-
tlem en- I think that gives us the
answer ,o o u r question." And the
rnee,lng broke UP-
Wh
'
" hy dld " ,lson and W PB pre-
',IOUS,y aPProv? ,b ‘> a lum ina-from -
ßuy 'UJUlt
WW II ! IMIS
T hai n r« • oaUing ,a i,( r . whether
it be g ai, electric or otherwise, ia
something to look forward to when
the W ar la won. Rut y t i can alart
saving now to buy it
Put a definite
amount, every payday, ten percent
ot your pay check
. into War
Bond« today.
plants and then some 60 days
dec? S1° r ? Tha*
l ° r ,h ' ir fr aPV ° f g ‘‘neril1 r, lie f ''"S,K in get a n g e r e d . It o « noVyeTbeen
J ‘"'e 3°' ,W 3
O f th i” ° " icially
answered
probably
a m o u n t 410.6. , was expe nd ed to r g en eral re lie f, m e d ic a l and
n o s p ita l care th ro u g h th e P u b lic W e lfa re C om m issio n, le a v in g
an u ne xpe nd ed balance in th e general re lie f fu n d s o f the r a n -
oua co un ties o f « 0 9 ,6 2 5 . G eneral r e lie f and th e b m lg e tin g ex-
presKion. ‘ g en eral a ssistance,’ are the same th in g .
~
“ T he to ta l a m o u n t b u d g e te d by th e c o u n tie s f o r th e ir share
o f the 1942-43 o b i age assistance p ro g ra m in O r c m n was ,1
379.891. O f th is a m o u n t th e co u n tie s sm n t , 1 ^ 5 1 7 w h ic h W t'
WOW WfKFTTEÎ
iHUIUOK
•
9
Ram of the sleeping c rib or
play pen should he c I om * enough
together that the baby cannot gel
his head caught between them.
Side fastening* should have lorka
thut cannot I«- unfastened acci
dentally.
•liis l return«'«) fro m a va ca tio n
• • •
K ent’s Market
F or the lw<l patient as fo r the
well person, gmKi posture is im
portant In a ll pisdtions, the back
should be kept straig ht I f th«'
patient is |>ermitted to have his
head raised, three pidows should
be used In such a way that the
chest if held high nm, the rwrk
ami back in a straig ht line.
in l oloratlo au«| Kuiwaa.
X Navy Yard’ a b,lle’ wh,‘ h ht' h
When yuur Road« m ature you will
have the money ready for that new
range
You w ill have made a good
Invsstment. getUng back SI for ev
cry S3. And your purchase o, War
londs Is helping that boy. hu.band
r sweetheart on the fighting front
fer ruin urnI mu«|
win«) am i
•I iin I,
I, Nei'itt*
ii
m x, w c -k .
W. i f ..MW, Pryeossr-It
tio n betw een b u d g e te d and a c tu a l a m o u n ts e
expe
The««, reports
renm-s« are passed
...... alomr ht',d s,n w M arch 31. 1942.
xpe nd ed . M u ltn o m -
These
" a 7 h,ti" ,h.-' j a ' ' k P<,t W‘ th a 1942 43 b u d g e t o f to r w hatever they m ^ b e w orth
Z h , «,-■»
‘if ’nPral r **,K‘f an<1 ’-x p e tu litu re s f o r th e y e a r o f We are e n title d to a much better
This is a fam ily w ar. Pot
your W ar Bond bu> ng hrtugh
*1 1.8(3. T here were abo ut 1700 persons le ft on th e g en eral r e lie f and morp reasonable answer than
the payroll savings plan un a
r o ll in M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty d u r in g S eptem ber. 1943. w h ic h a e - !has thus fa r bcen Riven o ffic ia lly
fam ily p!an, w!ii«li m ean* fig
co u n te d f o r th e sh a rp d ip in r e lie f costs in tb a , e o u n tv d u r in o ~ i ° r the fact stands rea ffirm e d
ure It out yourself.
th e last fis c a l y e a r.”
‘
" and undisputed by anyone that, if
we have planes made o f alum inum
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to use in fig h tin g th is w a r a fte r der O u r cifo n d hearing was hold
TU R K LOOSE T H E W ILD C A TS
three y e a r s - o r to use in defend- on the 9’ h-
*
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'”6 ’he country in the fu tu r e - the
W hether the a ctivitie s o f the
T he people o f the U n ite d S la tes are b e in g c o n s ta n tly to ld TaW m a’ e rial mUii’ be shipped in c°rom i,te e had anything to do
b y W a s h in g to n o ffic ia ls th a , th e y m ost get a lo n g w ith less and r
? ° Uth Anw rtea ,o r f r «m the '*’” h the s<;Cond o r c la rtfy in g o r-
less gasoline, fu e l o il. etc. F o r m onths e x p e rts in th e o il im b is - .
I.nd’es' wht” and ’f
get der' " b ic b did smooth things out
t r y have show n o ffic ia l W a s h in g to n th a t o u r k n o w n o il reserves w p r ° of ,heT a* a ,n ’ • • • unless considerably no one w ill ever
are b e in g used m uch m ore r a n iH lv tl, „ . ¿ 1 1 '
r<ser\<* W PB again changes its mmd. knou bu' 'he dates are Interest-
dise ove red because o ffie in l W , Lb, t
‘-s e tv is are being back to its firs t decision, and per- ing ’ * a
o f coincidence, if
costs o f u ro d n e ti ... , f ,L .
aah,n* t o "-
f ”/* ’*
n s in g m its the fu rth e r development o f "<” hing else. A , any rate, as m at-
costs o f nro,Im .fi,in 7 . 7 , ,
•
" in e fa ce ot risin g m its the further development of "«’hing else. At any rate, as mat-
voCfi,.; A p r> IU ( tm
11 n , r<'
ri , fuses
l “ * s ,o
to ‘f
g ''a»
ra n t c ru d e o
oil
il p one«*
ric e increases
mcrseiaeu Alumina
A lu m in a - from
frrur, - _ clay
/.I..., within the
..
ter*
ters now
nnw »’and,
.f-.nr« purchas.s
a ...............
will
ii
t be
k iiT iie ie n t to encourage w iid e a ttin g fo r new o il s u p p lie s to re- boundaries of fhe United States
madc as fo rm e rly and contracts
p
la ce d w in d lin g reserves.
place
. . .
w ill be let as fo rm e rly w ith the
I ( 'iHnrn<‘
o m m e n n t tin
on »be
th,- seriousness
serioiisnovu o f r fh t,„
v
.
Tt w
w.n
__n .., that . ..
provision th-,»
I
i" 5 g »n
e s itu a tio n , si.„
th e Nation-
H
ill be recalled
the firs t provision
that regional com m it
al
« îro le tirn N ew s says: “ The need fo r o il is so c r it ic a l th a t objection to the aium ina-from - tees will pass upon such contracts
There sh o u ld be a c ru s a d in g ca m p a ig n to d is c o v e r a n d p ro d u ce c,aF Plan’ »” 'be N orthw est was as may be open to question on the
fre sh supplies. T he A d m in is tra tio n is c a llin g upon th e people to bt‘c^ Utie
« shortage o f manpow- subject of manpower.
erusade
fa U ts
b rin
n TO
to «L*"' , ^4 ° b jec’ a *on bas not recently
• I , fo . r ru
. b b e r, ' to save th
ISIS e g ir 1 1
I rt. , to
,4/ UI
Illg g | in II s c I ra
ap p J iro
I on,
fllljf
WT
.
. n s fu
. s io
. n s . A . . ll . these
.
advanced
p ro v .:.i-
id e i.i—
blood « l e o r tra
are fu tile i f th e re is - n ’t peen
e
advanced as
as the
'be m ain objec- th ,
' ? . . . . the House again
t he
program
for
U ^ c a ^ F E ^ F
noi ,heB U e?te S Z
‘rnoT £LT en-
o f '‘le g
^m w
e
Disappear«n, r of M rtro r
The disappearance ut a meteor
m ay be explained by its passing
through our atmosphere and em erg
ing again into space, or it fra y be
that the atmospheric friction bat
consumed it; r .a t Is. It has been
worn away to fine particles ot dust
which m ay settle without our be
coming aw are of It.
Turns l.«,11, W, clsrarfi
In ti'23 Turkey looked wt (ward
for its f.ishions. its comfort», its con
veniences.
The fa m ilia r fes was
outlawed gave way to cap. derby,
fedora, and struw so that the Turk
would b.ok arid f t, I mure like an
Am erican nr Kurnt'Cao.
Women
showed their fates, took up profes
sional ar.d business careers, ap
peared in ela»sr,Mjms and laboruto
ries. Polygamy was banned. W< tie
en were assured equal riift’ ls.
j
Conservation
I
O f Electricity
A PROGRAM DESIGNED TO:
1.
2.
Eliminate all watte in use of electric appliances
Conserve Electricity in every possible way in
your use of lights and appliances.
The basic objective of this program is to conserve critical
resources by conserving electricity,
1. Conservation of electricity Is essential ,o v b toiy because
<a> Saving electricity means saving coal, or oil or
gas winch are used to produce it.
(b , Il means sadlng in manpower, directly or In-
dir,-, lly, winch relt-iM,«*« men and worner for more
es'cntial purpiises.
(c) It means saving in critical materials such at con-
meri,
” n1' ?nd m°lybdenum which are used
equipmeni14 ” bUt
b<l<ily n**d,‘d Jor f«M lng
2 Conservation of aieetrlcity Is n Imme-fronl duty tor
ev, ly man. woman and < hitd whether at home or «t
buMnes.' whether ut olay or at work. Although Individ
ual contributions may be small, they cun yiekl tremen
dous »»vings In fuels, materials, and tnanp, wer when
undertaken by each and every person
To obt(,in saving, in electricity, raldential. rural commercial
XnaJ’" U' i ' l ‘L u ' r* ™ust Bl* ,m* ‘•nlisU-d in tin conaervatlun
program. Each can do specific Jobs.
Among the ways in which electricity can l»e saved bv re.l-
dentm l and rural consumers are the following:
(1 ) Conservation In llghtlne use
(u) Turn off all lights not actually needed.
(b) Turn olf fans, radios, and other electrical ap
pliances when no, needed.
fin w h 7 * ? nlp
r*i,*rtor’ and Hxturw dean.
(d) When large bulbs burn ou, and renUcvment is
necessary, use smaller ones if they will give
the required illum ination.
k
(2) I t e le d rU ily 1» used for refrigeration
Develop Hydre-elertrie Power
Approxim ately IS of the 25 million
United States hydro-electric power
potential has been developed.
tire ly settled Last S a t u r r S t im t a f ,e r w h a ’
,f> have b e n an
a fte r w ritin g the weekly le tte r f ,,nrf'«'*on«bly long period of in
Salesbooks, receipt book*, book-
sa’ w ith a com m ittee o f Pacific a c tiv ity ~
keepirig systems. The Sentinel.
Coast Congressmen and we heard
- -
-
..
heads o f WPB, WMC, A rm y Navy
and M a ritim e Commission Explain
While the multitude cheers— w e sel
LhC Ne,son ma” Power d irective of
S7Pt7 «>mber
m,b er 18th.
18th' and how it
“ bad
SpP’
dom feel the bruises of bottle. But
anected purchases and the le ttin g
after the gam e— or after any exercise
of contracts on the West Coast.
The hearing lasted from ten in
for that matter, rub on
DECREES D O N ’T PRODUCE COWS
’ he m orning (S a turda y, u n til six
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in the evening. The stenographic
NYALGESIC
l o r som etim e past the A m e ric a n people have been re a d in g
° f ' h,P Proce’?di’1K* fo r the
h at tl.e y can expect b u tte r am i m ilk r a tio n in g T h e y are th e re i y p ^ r i t t e n T T t
for sprains or strains, muscular sore
lo re p a r tia lly p re p a re d fo r such d ra s tic steps. The c iv ilia n b ut now m n ri2
J ,
° n m y de" k’
ness, the after effects of over-exer
f,H‘ n ,iHhiU* P° i n t - Whi‘ h
‘ h l't o n r " m’i ’.k m7y
^ r s ^ ^ ’ I
tion. Nyalgesic is the universal lini
ment— it warm s the tissues, cools the
pain. In shaker-top bottle . . . not
greasy or sticky . . . remember the
name . . . Nyalgesic. Only at our
Nyal Drug Store.
(a) Don t keep refrigerator temp« rature too low
(b) Never leave refrigerator d, or open.
id )
a '’"’, br,for<‘ Pacing In refrigerator
(<J) R« ( , refrigerator temperature control to normal
after quick freezing,
fe) Defrost regularly
« s
i j w
i r s x p ,i" r “
fg) Keep refrigerator properly repaired.
(3 ) I f clcetrtuily Is tissd for rooking
(u) Do not use the range for heating the kitchen.
(b) Use l.*ss wuter for cooking.
Jc» Use thrift cookers where possible.
fe i Tu,*,? ih*» h “ n,?e Clea,n a ,,d P '°P *r *y adjusted.
( t | *urn ’be Ijeuting unit down and cook on stored
neat uh much us possible.
(4) If electricity is used for heating waUr
(a) Do not waste hot water Do not let hot water
zi » n111 wh®” wushing dishes, shaving, etc.
(b ) Repair leaky hot water faucets.
(c) Turn off water heater prior to departure for
/a » wny grCat IPn« tt' of “ ’»’ *•
fn) Heat only as much water as is necessary.
Specific savings which cun be made by eommerrl il e sta h ll.h
ments are outlined In the "Report on Voluntary C onserv- km
Program for Electric Utilities" nranaiwvi
<.,,nHervn“ on
"hip of the Office of W a r ' u t i l S X 7"md
i ? e ‘'suggested: ' followln* Prl»”ilpal conservation measures
ii»1 Zurn (di “n >*«Gta not needed.
’ io tCneO
ededU
" nd i,U'“ r el>Clr,C “ P * 1“ " « » when
i3 ) n a h u *> n a °rld PJaC? ru rd ’' ln
requesting that
lights and fans he turned off when not reeded"
he” i „ T
BROWN’S
DRUG STORE
S
. 3 S S K
En-
joycil their hhNpitality bu, pre
Buard Urges
A d m ira l S. A. T a,find er,
n,.u lv .innnin
newly i 3.h
appointed
Commandant of
fh(.
Nn
Nava) D is tric t. A d m iral
T a fn X
£
.
«aiiiiKM-r re ta ains
in s n
is post
mist as
¡i« Com
( f.,
his
rerest m ,he
... ’he Puge, Sou,
velopm^nt
of proposed
I m S fu £ rth e r de- mandant <>t
o f thp
Puget Sound
in
•supply ,« below „ c e d e d am ounts.
¡transcribing m y questions
fn r . „
'* y r
’ ,a ir y . b 'p' 1- 8f>ed i" " 1 e v e r y th in g the d a ir y comments. But b rie fly
here and
is
a rtn e r uses, have show n e ith e r n o rm a l o r a b n o rm a l rises N o w h a t we learned:
m a tte r how lin e o u r econom ic p la nn ers spin th e ir th eo rie s, a ll 7. ? rd e r o{ September 18th
was
o f them com bined cannot p ro d u ce a m ilk cow in less th a n th re e def‘n‘ tp «nd final, «topped con-
con-
years, by la w , e xe c u tiv e decree, o r o th e rw ise .
¡tra c ts and purchases. However,
T here is ju s t one w a y to get m ore m ilk , and th a t is to a llo w kr.T ’Y ’ T ? ? ' and M a ritim p Com-
th e fa n n e r w ho produces it a f a ir and reasonable n r o fit In s, ,1 ™ ° n ,had not a ctua lly cancelled
« ” the cost o f p ro d u c tio n ;,nd th e la b o r b n J o ! S ¿ n t i, th a t
°r
—
f'---
fix-w TTJII-
tracts
elsewhere
they
apparently
th ’X ' it he r,U k • m i.tei’7rand CheMe " ‘‘¿PP’ y wil1 * ’•»«' f h o r t e r and
t h .r e is no use m k id d in g th d A m e ric a n people a bo ut th e issue. were w a itin g c la rific a tio n or mod-
ificatio n o f fho order.
Out little com m ittee went into
The ¿\ew E u g e n ic s - - ‘ D o n 't sell a ll y o u r s te e rs ; keep f i f t y action October 5th. On October
b i b re e d in g purposes. ’ F o re g o in g a lleged to be fro m an O l’ A Nth. the services received a sup-
le tte r to a cattle m a n .-P e n d le to n E-O.
p em en ta l ord er m odifying and
c la rify in g the September 18th or-1
Wheat Came From Asia
Wheat, (ha source of our dally
read, had Its origin In Asia
W ar Production
a d M T i’i i u X p o i ^ J r 0
Hon of bauxite from the very nch
Dutch East Indies deposits,
R um or No. 2 Alum inum in te r-
did not comp-ete negotiations
fo r contrtd o f one o f the three
^ P 08« 1 a»um ina-irom -clay plants
P v m g them. l i t t l e o r no in-
ta k e n c a n o f. a nd th e re is a se rio u s q u e s tio n w h e th e r we are
n o t a lre a d y c u ttin g to o ta r in to essential c iv ilia n needs. I t is n ’t
ti q u e stio n o f how niueh it costs to p ro d u ce o il. it is a q u e s tio n o f
how to get a m a xim u m n u m b e r o f w ild c a tte rs to ris k the g re a t-
est a m o u n t o f m oney in even the most fo o l places in the eottn-
t r y to fin d o il. ”
A n d th a t is horse sense fo r th e re g u la to rs to co nside r. W h a t
goo d I a
m rc
e re g u la to rs and o
p rie
ric e -fix e r«
rs i f t th
o lic ie s leave ...
us
h e i ir r p
t»,.li,.l..c
w ith n o th in g to re g u la te o r n o th in g to b u v ?
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3 '
«ierrens From Cotton Fiber
Cotton fibers.
Im pregnalrd
to
make them durable, are nnw used to
rr annfae lure house screens,
As u means o, |>rcventmg t»sl-
*on*s. wash any purl of the body
that Is under even fa irly constant
pressure nt least twice dully w ith
loap anil water. Massage gently
to stim ulate circulation.
• • •
n^ver w ill be Two rum ors appear-
1x1 this week w hich, it they are
,ru e ' 8*Ve an u no fficial but ra th e r
na^ ty answer:
R um or No. 1 Aluminum inter-
° n ly V<?r> recen,ly com-
eh
^ « n a t io n s fo r the p u f-
8° mc West
ship*
J ooa Jaekaon. . Lane. • Polk ...........
and Union
also n have
a wide varia-
in the United s ! X
........*
u .,- <1
» uria -
(is * T a te * IHup
In calrndur y ru r DM2 revenue»
from gunullne la t e * <le< rcu«ed I I per
cent below IIHt anti M par ceut be
low IU40
January, February and
March decrease» tills year below
corresponding
month«
of
I1H2
amounted to 34 2, 3H and 2U S per
rent. Indicating steeply declining
revenues
Figures from 45 slates
show Tennessee and Kansas were
the only stales with slight increases
—about 2 |>er emit ubovs March,
11*41, In each rasa.
An accurate, w rit ten daily rec
ord of everything that concern* a
sick iwraon should be kept. The
inform a tion on it aervea ns it
guide in the doctor** conctunlonn
and recunimeridntioiM. It provides
u d efinite place fo r hl* in stru c
tions Through Its us«', tnlaundvr-
stunding can be prevented when
more than one person W helping
w ith the patient's care.
•
num Company of America, but the
British Aluminum Company has
“ T he th ir ty - s ix co u n tie s in O regon b u d g e te d « 2 0 312 fro m
Phone 252
WITH W INTER W EATHER AHEAD
NOW IS A GOOD TIME FOR MOTOR
CHECK UP.
'ncludmg a «„upl,. of Anin
X T n m h in r 1
GILMORE
SUPER SERVICE
—
Mountain States Power Co.
"A Self-Supporting, Tax-Paying, PrivaFa En tarp rim '