The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 20, 1944, Image 1

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P.O.D. order
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VOLUME LIV
OOTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTV. OREGON, TIIURSOAV, JAM ARV 20. I9H
Fourth War Loan £
Quota for Section
Set at $429,888
Public Warned
Of War Shift
To Pacific Area
Everyone to Be Given Chance
to Buy Fourth War
Loan Bonds.
Shift
The F ou rth W ar Loan drive
started January 18 and w ill run
u n til February 15. The quoin fo r
South Lane ax net from a ( mt eap-
Itu entíntate Is «429,888.
The granges w ill bundle th e ir
re<qa*rtlve te rrito rie s again fo r the
F ourth W ar Loan drive the name
an they did in the th ird drive. The
I>orena and lle h ro n grange mem-
liem met w ith Fred Knox of Eu­
A le tte r received here Tuesday
gene anil received th e ir m aterial
Tuesday evening at 8:00 p. in. in hy Mrs, Ethel Applegate from her
the local council chamber. Plana cousin. Mrs. K a le S Blake, a fo r­
ir e also underway to contact res­ mer resident now livin g at R ich­
idents of the S ilk Creek and Ce­ mond. C alifornia, conveyed the
news 1,1 Hi,' d r.iih ,ii I? R I..
dars communities.
The C ity of Cottage Grove has Blake, a pilot w ith the Hth arm y
been divided in to sections and w ill a ir fotce Mrs. Blake statist thut
be solicited by vo lu ntary workers. she had been notified "by the w ar
Anyone w illin g Io donate a few departm ent that her son, L t. R. L.
hours of his or her tim e fo r this Blake h id died over the European
Very w o rth y and necessary cause urea on December 31st unit that
Is asked to contact the local chalr- she would w rite fu rth e r on re­
man, Jia- Brlcher, as he has com­ ceiving additional details. She ex­
plete supplies on hand and w ill lx? pressed a hope that there might
glad to assign u suitable te rrito ry . lie a m istake somewhere and that
M r. B rich er is contacting some of her son was s till livin g
the women's clubs in an e ffo rt to
I-t. Blake had been stationed in
get ihe entire c ity covered, as England about sixty days W heth­
this plan has met w ith marked er he was kille d in action, died of
success in P ortland and other c it­ wounds or died from some other
ies where It has been used.
cause was not learned H i“ a tte nd ­
I f the quotu Is to la- reached, it ed school here and graduated from
w ill be necessary fo r every per­ the local high school w ith Ihe class
son to have an o pp o rtu n ity to buy of 1940. receiving his silver wings
bonds, as past statistics show that from the Lubbock. Texas fly in g
59 “X of the people solicited Isiught school und wus la te r stationed at
liondx
of
some denomination, Moses Luke. W ashington
whereas only 17', of the people
not solicited bought bonds of th e ir
own volition.
Will Tax Labor
Tran»portation to
the Limit.
Home Boys und Girls in the
FIGHTING FORCES
of O ur Nation
and
Predicting the shift of the w ar
to Ihe Pacific would bring prob­
lems that would completely over­
shadow anything the Columbia
riv e r area of Oregon and Wash­
ington has faced in the past, a
house naval a ffa irs sub-com m it­
tee praised the |M*oplc of the P o rt­
land, Ore.-Vancouver, Wash., sec­
tion yesterday “ fo r th e ir splendid
accomplishments."
NUMBER 23
Let’s Go Over Top
in Paralysis Drive
Scott Lumber Co.
Mill Destroyed
By Fire Friday
"L e t's go over the top in the
south Lane county in fa n tile paral­
ysis cam paign." N. J. Nelson,
chairm an urged yesterday at the
s ta rt of the campaign to raise
$5tM).(X) fo r th is fund. He said.
"The above slogan is about the
best way to express the meaning Blaze Is Said to Have Followed
of w hat's necessity to meet the
Explosion of Acetylene
needs o f 1944 and to pay o ff Our
indebtedness of 1943. when more
Tank.
lhan 150 cases o f in fa n tile paral­
ysis were cared fo r in Lane coun­
The m ill' o f the Scott Lum ber
ty. This is ten times more cases
than ever before. This is w hy 1 Co., at Culp Creek, th irte en miles
ask you to give double w hat you east of here was destroyed by fire
gave last year. And south Lane "a rly F riday m orning. W hile ac­
county w ill have no trouble in cording to early re to rts the origin
going over the top. T h a t goal is of the fire had not been deter­
mined, the blaze followed an ex­
«500.00.
from
a n
"You w ill not be called on by plosion. presumably
solicitors, but instead 1 ask you acetylene torch w ith the resulting
to look fo r a place to do your explosion o f the tanks and gener­
bit. W ishing wells w ill be placed ator. Welders were said to have
in a ll school rooms in and around been at w ork underneath the m ill
Cottage Grove and in p ra ctica lly building at the sta rt o f the fire,
which q uickly spreail over the en­
a ll stores.
“ Clubs and organizations w ill be tire building.
The owners, A. Merle Scott, Sid­
sent pledges which they w ill
please piesent to th e ir organiza­ ney Sheets and W ilb u r Pitcher,
tion or officers and re tu rn the plan to rebuild as soon as the
receipts to me a t the earliest available m aterials can be obtain­
pra ctical tim e. Due to lack of ed, it was said. Included in the
tim e and of gasoline I ask schools loss was considerable new equip­
outside o f Cottage Grove to please ment, to be used in overhauling
call at the post office fo r th e ir the m ill.
The loss was p a rtly covered by
w ishing wells when in town o r
better have someone who is com­ insurance according to u n o fficia l
reports.
ing to town pick it up fo r you."
The m ill was purchased is 1929
B y this m ethod everybody w ill
have a place to make th e ir dona­ from the D aughtery Lum ber Co.,
tion w ith o u t being called upon. and at the tim e o f the fire employ­
Parents can send th e ir co ntribu ­ ed about sixty men. Estim ated
tions to school by the children. capacity of the m ill was 75.000
I know from the cooperation feet daily and the loss was
this d is tric t has given in the past, roughly estimated at «75,000.
you w ill again help a ll you poss­
Most o f the lum ber cut by the
ib ly can in this w o rth y cause.
m ill in recent weeks was saved.
N. J. Nelson, chairm an south The m ill crew assisted by the
Lane d is tric t
m ill crew of the Bohemia Lum ber
$*.500 Is C ounty Goal
Co., located across th e highway
M arvin W a rlic k , county chair­ i south from the Scott m ill fought
man of the in fa n tile paralysis fund the blaze asd was able to keep th«
yesterday opened the campaign to flames from spreading.
to secure «7.500 fo r Lane xount>
and outlined the needs- over sta ­
tion KO R E yesterday noon, saying
that the county fund had been
com pletely exhausted. F a t h e r
Francis Leipzig o f Eugene was the
p rincipal speaker.
"H ow ever these |M*ople must lie
told what is to be expected of
them. There is imm ediate and urg­
Pvt. Bessie Radtke S m ith w ith
Cpl. George R. Stout, 21, son of
ent necal that the jo in t chiefs o f
the m oto r transport division of Mr. and Mrs. F rank Stout, w ith
s tu ff reasonably inform the au­
the Women's A rm y Corps station- *he a im y a ir corps now serving
th orities us to wnat is to be ex­
ed
at Camp A tte rb u ry, Indiana. *n
Graduate» w ith class of
pected of them when the a n tic i­
pated shift to the Pacific becomes D aughter o f M r. and Mrs. Paul 1940 and enl ’ ,S,ed neua r,y ,w o years
p . . lL,
, ,u i
.
L ag0 S|X o,h<*r brothers are in the
a re a lity ."
Radtke of this city. Pvt. S m ith armed forces, some of th e ir pic-
The com m ittee reviewed the enlisted in J u ly 1943.
lures to appear later.
area's huge production of ships,
plant’s and w a r m a te ria l and -------
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months. A t the tim e o f his call,
pointed out Portland's population
News
of
Boys
and
Girls
in
he was a reserve o ffic e r and em­
had increased 150,000 to 45O,fXX)
ployed as a buyer for E. C. M u r­
since 1940 and in the Vancouver
phy o f Eugene.
area had increased from 50,000 to
100.000.
Cpl. John Dugan arrived from
"W e were Impressed w ith the
In a recent Salt Lake C ity, Utah
Laredo.
Texas, to spend a 10-day
p otentialities of the drydock fa c il­ paper appears the picture o f Pfc.
ities," the com m ittee said, "and O rval M cDaniel, a form er Cottage furlough w ith his parents, M r. and
recommend fu ll exploitation by Grove resident who is home on .Mrs. John Dugan, a fte r w hich he
the naval and m ilita ry authorities furlough from the Aleutians. In w ill leave fo r S a lt Lake C ity,
of these fa cilities, in view o f the te llin g o f the atta ck on Kiska he Utah, fo r fu rth e r training.
inevitable increase in repair ac­ says: "W e were set to land at
A lfre d S trong serving w ith the
tiv itie s accompanying the shift (o f dawn on August 15. N a tu ra lly we
navy a ir corps, stationed at C or­
Ihe w a r) to the P acific."
were a little nervous and keyed to
pus C hristi, Texas, visited last
Tim ber Help Short
a high pitch and then when we
week w ith has grandparents, M r.
T lie report found the area is landed and met no opposition we
and Mrs. L. L. s»rong and aunts
plagued With serious employment couldn't quite figure it out. We
M rs. C. E. Brown and Mrs. Ed
shortages in the meat, d airy, were relieved and not a bit mad
Decker, going fro m here to M y rtle
transportation, fuel, lumber, food because they had left. The amount
Point to visit his parents, M r. and
MchooU H a v e *12.law G oal
and u tility industries. It said these o f equipment left tSrtb«- Island in ­
Mrs. Leslie Strong. who returned
The local schools have set th e ir
shortages should be solved at once dicated the Nips had made a h u r­
w ith him Monday.
goal during the present campaign
and the railroad bottleneck in ried w ithd ra w al. Supplies and also
nt $12,000. The high school goal Is
P ortland remedied im m ediately. It a great num ber o f new woolen
W ord has been received from
$6,000 and the grade school is also
Data on the Bonneville A d m in ­ said the w ar m an|w wer commis­ blankets were le ft." Pvt. McDaniel Jim m y Adkins, Ph. M. 3 C, who
Sti.iMM) the same us in the th ird
istra tio n survey on a ll cities and sion has done an excellent job in brought liaek many souvenirs, in ­ was wounded in action in the
loan, w hich was exceeded.
m unicipalities In the W illam ette obtaining manpower fo r industries cluding a piece o f one of the South Pacific, th a t he has arrived
Industries to Hr Holielted
valley from Cottage Grove north in Ihe section and at present then* blunkets; Jap shells he has made at the Oakland naval hospital
Spring arrived in 1944 about
B rlche r said yesterday th a t Juck to P ortland has recently been re­ is no shortage generally. It added, in to ash Bays and o the r trinke ts,
MEN N E E D E D FOR NAVY
where he Is recuperating from his
fo u r months ahead o f schedule.
I-ewia of Eugene had been named leased anti a copy o f the survey however, the Kaiser shipyards had and some o f the oak leaf leaflets
injuries.
as chairm an of the ind ustria l com­ was received at the Sentinel office been authorized to recruit an ad­ the Am ericans dropped on the
Men are u rg en tly needed to be­ (A t least it had apparently as th is
m itte e and would solicit the m ills
come
commissioned officers in is w ritte n , but we are not p re d ict­
ditio
na
l
10,000
workers
and
the
Japs.
The
oak
leaf
to
them
is
a
Those
a
rriv
in
g
Wednesday
from
yesterday. The publication con­
of this d istrict.
three
new
specialized b illets in ing the kind of w eather we may
problem
m
ight
become
serious
la­
symbol
ol
disaster.
Pvt
McDaniel
Camp Fannin, Texas, to spend a
tains maps o f ill areas w ith a
said the men lived in foxholes the 7-day furlough w ith th e ir parents the Navy, the office o f naval pro­ have when the Sentinel goes to
description of a ll ind ustria l sites ter.
press.) And apparently too the
firs t week and were continuously were Pvt. Gordon E lfvin g , Pvt. curement announced recently.
Ihe lo c a lity has to offer.
weather
man Is helping out in the
The
b
illets
im
m
ediately
open
to
wet. A fte r the firs t week they Jack Kennedy, and Pvt. and Mrs.
SELECTIVE SEKVK E
In uddition Ihe data eontuins
qualified men include that o f cost w a r situation, since tra ve l is so
lived
in
tents
on
the
beaches
u
n
til
CHANGES
Lawrence
Keele.
tacts of a ll m unicipalities included
inspection officer, engine type restricted th a t going south fo r the
they were relieved. The only thing
w ith the imputation, chief indus­
specialist office^, and aviation en­ w in te r isn't much pleasure any
Occupational deferments gener­ Pvt. McDaniels objected to was
tries, police protection and labor
more, so the south has been
gineer officer.
a lly w ill be denied 18 io 22-year- the w ind and fog.
I situation. Six sites are listed in
College graduates w ith a t least brought here w ith its sunny a fte r­
old registrants, o the r than those
,|he C ollage Grove area, the la rg ­
Pvt. M cDaniels entered the
three years experience in the field noons and balm y weather.
in a griculture, fathers and non­
est of which is 3,600 acres. A map
arm
y
in
December
1942,
receiving
Sure signs o f spring. Pussy w il­
o
f accountancy, or men w ith tvyo
fathers alike, unless they are en­
of Ihe Cottage Grove dam sector
years’ college plus five years prac­ lows are in bloom. Several bloom­
M a rvin
W a rlick
of Eugene, is also shown w ith possibilities o f gaged in activitie s in w hich defer­ his tra in in g as a m ountain infan ­
tica l experience are eligible fo r ing pussy w illow s Lave been seen
chairm an o f the Iutne county in ­ irrig a tio n from the dam as w ell ment is specifically authorized, ac­ trym an at Camp Hale. Colorado.
P rivate Quentin W . Geyer. A ir the cost inspection service. W hile over town. M rs. E sther S tra tto n ,
fa n tile paralysis campaign was a as Irrig a tio n from shallow wells cording to Selective Service. Fur- He is a graduate of the local high
theim ore, all registrants w ill be school, having moved w ith his Force classification specialist, w ill a c e rtifie d public accountant’s cer­ the new In te rtyp e operator at the
guest of the Chamber of Com­
given pre-induction physical ex­ m other, Mrs. Bertha McDaniel, to be at the Cottage Grove c ity hall tific a te is desirable fo r appoint­ Sentinel said she was able to
merce Tuesday. He told members
WILLAMETTE COUNCIL
am ination at least 21 days before Salt Lake C ity some tim e ago. the 20th, 21st, and 22nd o f Janu­ ment to this b ille t, experience in gather a nice bouquet o f pussy”
the existing need fo r mote funds
MEETS
AT
SPK
IN
G
ITE
I.D
being inducted. Therefore, the per­ January 15 he reported fo r d uty ary to Interview women eligible cast accounting w ith heavy in ­ w illow s the firs t o f the week. The
is urgent, p a rtic u la rly in view of
fo r enlistm ent as A ir WACs. A ir dustries is acceptable. Men from boys have started playing m arbles
iod o f three weeks in the enlisted at Camp Carson. Colorado.
the unusual number o f cases that
WACs
are members o f the Wo­ 28 to 40 are wanted.
and this is the second best sign.
reserve
now
granted
by
the
A
rm
y
The January m eeting o f the
have occurred over the county
L t. H arold F. Minney, stationed
The cincher is however due to
the past year and the prospects W illa m e tte council, Am erican L e ­ and the one-week |x>nod granted at Seattle, Washington, left Sun­ m ens A rm y Corps serving w ith
LO NDON WAR LOAN
the fact th a t Godfrey G raber’s
are that the number o f cases w ill gion, was held hi the quarters o f hy the Navy w ill be elim inated. day a fte r spending a 15-day leave the A rm y A ir Forces both at
home and abroad. This new branch
W ORKERS NAM ED
daffodils are coming through.
not dim inish in Ihe near fu tu re . the S pringfield post Sunday and These changes becom e effective here w ith relatives and friends.
o f service has opened many new
Godfrey has turned more to g a r­
February
1.
was
attended
by
a
good
represen­
Over 500 people in Ihe county
C hairm an fo r the London pre­ dening and h o rtic u ltu re now w hile
Dale Brown, S. K. 1 C and Par­ interesting occupational fields to
were stricken the past year and ta tion from the d is tric t.
women. A ir WACs are needed to cinct, entending from the Hebron w a itin g fo r more hardware to sell.
is
Breedlove,
S.
K.
1
C
left
Sun­
SUTH
ER
LIN
SOLDIER
Judge C lin to n H urd o f Eugene
over 150 were hospitalized, he
DROW NS
day fo r Pleasanton, C alifornia, serve as librarians, a dm in istrative dam to B lackhutte, on the W ar P. S. Save this article, i t may
said. Most of the o utlying cases was the guest speaker and gave an
where
they w ill receive fu rth e r and office workers, artists, m edi­ Loan drive, is Mrs. Jeanne M or­ give you a little encouragement
Robert
Updike.
20.
residend
of
were lig h t, however. Three new interesting ta lk on youth prob-
naval
train in g , a fte r spending cal assistants, mechanics, com­ ton. Co-workers are: M rs. Elvis before spring re a lly gets here to
S utherlin, who has been in arm y
cases occurred In Junction C ity | lems,
operators,
beauti­ Kelley. M rs. M axine Freeman and know that you have had at least,
th
e
ir
leave
here w ith Mrs. Paris m unications
tra
in
in
g
at
Camp
Adair,
near
C
o
r­
the past week. He related that
N eil Slee|»er o f Eugene presided
cians, auto drivers, public rela­ Mrs. M a ry Jo Phillips. House-to- a couple o f weeks of spring like
Breedlove
and
son,
and
nt
the
one o f the Eugene hospital nurses in the capacity o f W illam ette vallis, Ore., was drowned F riday
homes of M r. and Mrs. Ira Beidler tions reporter, w eather observer, house calls w ill be made. Those weather.
was sent south to learn o f the council commander, w ith
Roy night, according to word received
and M r. and Mrs H. B. Breedlove and photographer. These are only not at home vvhen calls are made
S ister Kenny treatm ent and came W oodruff as a djutant. Ed Gotch, at Roseburg.
a few o f the many jobs now a v a il­ or w ishing to purchase bonds be­
He
was
the
son
of
Mrs.
M
ay
to Eugene to do some valuable kx’al commander represented Ray
Lester R earrick left today fo r able to women about w hich P r i­ fore o r a fte r calls, are requested
w ork when her services were bad­ Gleason, d is tric t commander who Updike, S utherlin, and a b ro the r induction in the navy.
vate Geyer w ill fu rth e r explain on to contact one o f the w orkers so
ly needed.
was absent. Legionnaires a tte nd ­ o f Edna Updike. Spokane, and I
th a t bonds purchased m ay be
his visit to Cottage Grove.
Belated news was received here
F ifty per cent o f the campaign ing from here were A lb e rt Wood­ Mrs. G rovlc Dunn and Lois Updike
credited
to this precinct.
[last
week
of
the
death
o
f
Pvt.
co ntributions stay in the county ard, Kenneth Booher, Chet Van- o f Roseburg.
TRI
MAN
(
LARK
PA
IN
FU
L
LY
Wm.
Simons,
a
paratrooper
in
I
t
­
and fif t y per cent are sent to the Denbutg and Ed Gotch.
ELIM IN A TE AIR RAID
Portland, Oregon — Cottage
HURT
aly. Pvt. Simons was wounded in
national foundation to be used in
PRACTICES
Grove is represented by three on
action
on
November
15
and
died
RITES FOR U. E. STEW ART
research w ork in com batting the
i the latest lis t of enlistm ents in
la te r the same day. He attended
Trum an C lark, m illrig h t at the
HELD FRIDAY
disease, he said. M r. W a rlic k was
The W a r Departm ent and O ffice the arm y a ir corps enlisted re­
the
local
high
school
and
entered
Woodard
m
ill
south
o
f
town
was
introduced by N. J. Nelson, local
' of C iv ilia n Defense have e lim in ­ s e rv e announced by M a jo r B. P.
the armed services in J u ly 1942. p a in fu lly injured F rid ay about
chairm an.
Rites fo r C. E. Stew art 80,
ated practice a ir raid alerts and Cody, commanding o ffic e r o f the
He is the son of M r. and Mrs. W il­ 3:00 o'clock when caught between
blackouts involving public p a rtic i­ Oregon re c ru itin g and induction
A special feature of the Cham­ [Who died January 12th were held
liam E. Simons of Blackhutte two conveyors in the d ry kiln. He
pation, except in coastal areas in ­ d is trict. They are Ross H. B rad­
ber program Tuesday was the ¡front tin - M ills chapel F rid ay af-
sustained bruises and a crushed cluding Verm ont.
The barometers apparently are route.
Pennsylvania ford, Richard E. Campbell and
ta lk by Miss P hyllis Foster, Lane jte in oo n at 2:30 p. m. w ith the
pelvis
bone.
and the D is tric t of Columbia. Michael A. Quaglia.
county's outstanding 4-H clubber, J Rev. George Hardy, m in is te r of poor w eather forecasters the last
Ivan Hoyer, son of M r. and Mrs.
He was rushed to a Eugene hos­ Along the A tla n tic and Pacific
who told of her visit to Chicago the Baptist church here o ffic ia ­ th irty days during the tim e of our V. B. Hoyer. and John McCauley,
In m aking this announcement,
and of the entertainm ent provided tin g . Interm ent was in the Ma- tropical afternoons. IXiesday and son o f M r. and Mrs. John McCau­ p ital, Where an e arly report said Coasts such alerts and blackouts M ajor Cody urges 17-year-old men
Wednesday the high temperatures
w ill be authorized once every w ith the am bition of becoming
600 vis itin g 4-H clubbers there. sonic-I. O. (). F. cemetery.
ley of Lynx Hollow, went to P o rt­ he was resting satisfactorily.
at
Ihe
weather
station
at
the
C
ot­
three months on Sundays only. fly in g officers to investigate the
In trod ucin g Miss fo s te r was E.
land F riday evening and were in ­
Among the out of town friends
tage Grove dam stood at 58. the
The measure was taken to de­ arm y a ir forces intensive procure­
V ISIT EU G EN E POST
A. Danielson, county 4-H club attending the funeral w ere: Judge
ducted into the a rm y a ir corps
highest since November l l t h . M a­
crease interference w ith produc­ ment campaign designed to enroll
agent. He presented Miss Foster C linton Hurd. W a lte r D lllir d . Roy
for aviation cadet tra in in g S a tu r­
F our members o f the Calvin tion o f w a r m aterial.
a county award medal and a six W oodruff, W elby Stevens, Ray jo r W a lte r R. Lalonde, resident day. The boys w ill finish this year
men fo r a viation cadet tra in in g
engineer stated that indications
year achievement card. He prom ­ Bowers, Allen W heeler and W en­
of
schooling at the local high Funk post. Am erican Legion, paid
as pilots, navigators and bom bard­
are that the good w eather w ill be school.
a courtesy v is it to the Eugene le­ IM PROVING EAST BANK OF
ised fu rth e r that a fine watch, dell Bartholom ew, a ll o f Eugene.
iers. Those enrolled at 17 are
over in the next fo rty-e ig h t hours.
DAM R ET A IN IN G WALL
gion post F riday evening and w it­
called to active d uty some tim e
given Miss Foster on her Chicago
Evidently tlie storms coming
W ord has been received here by nessed the obligation o f a class of
Leonard and Slate have been a fte r th e ir 18th birthday.
tr ip would be presented at a 4-H
EXAM INER HERE
this way have passed to the W. H. Cochran of the prom otion of nineteen members of W orld W ar
awarded a contract to improve
club leader conference.
southwest, lie said. The low tem ­ his brother, Captain M aurice D.
RED UROSH QUOTA SET
A vote of thanks was given S.
A trave lin g exam iner of oper­ perature yesterday m orning was Cochran, who lias been promoted No. 2 into the organization. Those the east bank retaining w a ll be­
attending from here were: L. A. low the Cottage Grove dam. The
T. Kampmunn, d is tric t forest ran­ ators and chauffeurs w ill he at the 30 degl ees above.
to m ajor. M ajor Cochran is serv­ Naish, Bob Nelson. A1 ,C. Wood­ purpose o f this w ork is to save
The Oregon Red Cross quota has
ger at Rujada fo r a large w all c ity hall on F rid ay tlie 21st fo r
We have only had 2.31 inches ing in the South Pacific in the ard. past commander and Edw. J. the road th a t comes into the gate
been set at $1,753.800 and the
map o f the Umpqua forest, cover­ tlie purpose of exam ining those of rain in January thus fa r against
arm y a n ti-a irc ra ft service where Gotch, commander o f the local chamber, according to M ajor W al- county quota at $71,(MX), i t wax
ing the Bohemia d istrict.
w ishing to obtain a perm it.
a normal ra in fa ll of eight inches. he has been fo r the past seven post.
1 te r R Lalonde, resident e ng in ee r.1 learned here Monday.
ARMED FORCES
Bonneville Survey
Recently Released
Spring Is Here 4
Months Too Early
M. Warlick Tells
Of Need of Local
Paralysis Fund
4ir HÍ4G HWed
For Local Area
3 Local Boys Enlist
In Army Air Corps
Enlisted Reserves
Barometer Won’t
Forecast Weather;
Storms Pass Over