The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 03, 1944, Image 2

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"B ut you w e re n 't g e ttin g ready
fo r the Japs the n,”
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"Yeah,
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Mr
W inkle re
said Mr. Tinker, "that *
SPINE PLAYS IMPORTANT PART
IN HEALTH AND SICKNESS
r ig h t.”
The Im portant part lhal the spine plays in health and alckncaa
llie y squandered a d im e o f th e ir
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“ When we talk alsiui 'spinal trouble' in ordinary language, we
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M r. W inkle und M r. T in k e r Inves
may mean one of two quite different things We nitty be speaking
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tig a te d the tow n together.
I t was
o f the vertebrul column, which consists of 26 segments, o r we may
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an old-fashioned c o m m u n ity , w ith
red b ric k b u ild in g s and discouraged mean the spinal cord, which Is a part of the centra) nervous system,
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it had a b e w ilde red tunning through the backbone and may la- considered to lie a
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a ir of h a vin g fo r yea rs gone about continuation o f the brain The spine, o r tMickhnne. plays an Im ­
PRATT
its q u ir t alTairs and then suddenly p ortan t part in the health and sickness of the vertebral«’ animals
W .N U R ELEASE
found its e lf w ith thousands of sol and especially of man. whose erect |x>sluri* throws a strain U|x>n II
give form er as well as presem address
f>'
*mmed,a“ 'ly and
(C o n tin u e d fro m la s t w e ek.)
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. d ie ts on its hands.
'T h e sc|M*r«lv bones ot llu column are known as vertebrae and
Entered at Cottage Grove. Oregon, as second class m atter.
r H A H T R R V I: T o his utter dlsmav
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as
A fte r a sin gle tu rn up und down
lietueen each pair then* issues nerves In un Ihe spinal cord l l w ill lie
M r w in k le is acc e p te d by the a rm y an d
r<’ l’ rc.Ncnted by S ergeant Czelde
the m am street. M r T in k e r ex
takes the o a th o f e n lis tm e n t
H e gets
s k ro w skl. ta ile d to ap pro ve M t W in
pressed hla disgust.
"D e a d .' tie recognized d ia l any irre g u la rity in Uns s lru c tu rr may In trefvre
h is ju g „ „
and so ,n j „ y • • . h „ „ • h,
k le re p o rte d to the Mesa S e rg e ,nt
very considerably w ith health and coinfort "
Dr, II II. Ila gcn
cannot r e m e m b e r » h a t they >• a ll a re fo
said.
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H e Is sent to C a m p Squibb a thousand
I ro m the tone o f his voice M r
found
m ile s fro m hom e » h e r e he tneeis M r
F redd ie , w ho had v ir tu a lly taken up
W inkle delected th a t M r T in k e r h id
l o r an in sta nt lie »as »ure iie 'ii.n l The RED I* blood of the W H IT E
_ ' ? erTha p± ' b'"r •*
hl* u* n residence in the kitch
e n ’ Jack
tchen.
Ja ck ap­ seen som ething he ha dn 't observe,I
age. T h e y becom e v e ry frie n d ly .
su llie d
shot
h im s e lf; at least his shoulder
developing our recreational facilities
peared. too. as » e ll as M r. T in k e r,
He learned w hat th is was when M r
Men Hint wotv Ibi' I ll. t 'E
th e y washed dishes, sw ept the door T in k e r proposed tha t it was lim e tor fe lt as if he hud.
C H A P T E R V II
He was In fo rm e d by Ihe Alphabet The old lx | nin (. look ahead Io Ihe
and peeled onions and even the a beer, und led the way Into a bar
is th e fin e s t in
now
th a t he h a d n 't h it any p a rt of the
‘ 'M e .” said M r. T in ke r.
I feel J ra d itio n a l potatoes. Once M r Win- they hud tw ic e passed.
always xing of Ihe HE'D,
ns good I was going to Join un any-
ta rg e t. On successive trie s he d id n 't Hut
was g ive n a bag and a stick w ith
Here the re was life , esp e cia lly In
do m uch b e tte r, but he learned to W H IT E , and RULE
w a y ." A fte r a m om e n t he rro w le d . an tron P °in > on its end and told to Ihe fu rm of a n u m be r of young la
B y B ro n c h o J im D a vis
keep his eyes o p rn and sight,
" M v k id b ro th e r was at M id w a y . !’ic k up Papers and c ig a re tte butts dies seated in booths.
A rifle was bad enough, but when
He was a flie r. Yeah, he got k ille d around ‘»»* grounds He » a s c e rta in
M r T in k e r, at a distance, m ade
H, . L . ... .
” 0111.1 c e n te r, p ro v id e d o f c u r s e
the day cam e that the m yste rie s of
W ar Food A d m in istra to r M a r­
nurse there. A fte r the fa m ily squeezed
d ’ l!i w a* no k in d o f w o rk fo r a frie n d s in p a n to m im e w ith
these places are developed.
e ve ry n ic k e l for yea rs sending h im ''espectable m a rrie d citiz e n o f die them w h ile he and M r W inkle d i'-./u a m ach in e gun were revealed to vin Jones announced at W ashing­
to college
U n ited States.
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d m n k them , the p a lm s of M r. W inkle s ton yesterday that u tility grade
college and
and o
on n "
th e ir beer at the bur. R u ih e r
hands p e rsp ire d copiously und his beef steaks and rousta w ill be­
N ot even when he was doing things
“ O h ." said M r. W inkle.
tio u s ly , M r. T in k e r in q u ire d o f M r
" M e ." M r. T in k e r w ent on, “ a ll r.g h t could M r. W inkle s a tis fy the W in kle if,h e eared to m ake she ae- stom ach cru w le d .
come ration ■ free effective Aug
N evertheless, he c u rrie d out his 13. Under Ute tieef-grading sy»-
.’i i x - k '. i h v P1« '« in c lu d e d p o s s ib ly a ,-lub b u iltlin o , a boat I w a nt to do is k ill m e one Jap. I W ar D e p a rtm e n t. On the exercise qu aint.m e» of U.e tw o yo u n ^ ladies
d u ty.
S ittin g before the weapon. le n t, u tility is next to the ipwest
HI
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P la n tin g o f w ild ric e and o th e r feed to a ttr a c t don t w a nt to shoot h im . I ju s t field he kept up w ith the o th e r men.
M r W inkle refused as g ra c e fu lly Ihe w h ite clo th of tGe ta rg e t be­ grade, which is c u lle r und eanner
I I ,•
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fish . A sid e fro m w ant to get h im between the se." He though he knew his face was flushed
as he could. " B u t d o n 't let m e stop cam e a blank, w ith ihe h o rizo n ta l, g ru el
p la n tin g a fe w fis h and m a k in g a s u rv e y o f the la k e n o th in » pushed out tw o g re a t h a iry hands end he bre athe d hard. Then, a b ru p t­
you.
he offere d broad m ln d e d ly.
p e rp e n d icu la r, and s la n tin g boxes
and clenched each in to a list.
( ’ontniereiul, good und ebciee
,
been done, a lth o u g h we have h ea rd o f a few c itiz e n s w ho " T h a t'll be fo r the kid . The rest ly. the m uscled exercise Sergeant
M r T in k e r regarded h im q u e ru ­ m a rke d on it erased as fa r as he
grade of xleakM unit iih in I m w ill
would c a ll: "H e y . you th e re —J o h n !”
have v o lu n te e re d to h e lp in b u ild in g the necessary d ocks and a I 11 get w ill be g r a v y ."
lously, as If to w onder w hat k in d of could see them . He was so hot
continue to lie rationed A ll o the r
M r . W in kle realized tie was being
tew o th e r th in g s th a t m ig h t a dd to th e re c re a tio n a l fa c ilitie s
« frie n d he had m ade
He w a lke d "h e n he squeezed the trig g e r that
M r. W inkle wished th a t he had
ru t* of lieef w ill remain m t ion
addressed.
ot th e ( o tta g e G rove lake , so th a t the p u b li
o v e r to the ladies, who rece ive d h im his glasses becam e clouded arid free.
m ig h t c lijo y the onl-V a s m a ll p a rt o f the p lu m b e r's
"W h a t's yo u r n a m e '" the e x e r­ e n th u s ia s tic a lly
They louked « ih r be m ig h t us w e ll have been b lind
la k e even w h ile the w a r is on.
lust fo r vengeance.
cise Sergeant de m a n d rd
M r.
W in k le c u rio u s ly
w hen he The gun Jumped, s p ittin g out a h a il
" I f I d o n 't get to the J a p s ." pro­
d ust how m uch the w a r has a ffe c te d th e R od and ( in n
t n ilrrg ro u n d M in ing
"W in : !e, " re p lie d M r W inkle qu ite w a lked out
of lead. A g re a t V ib ra tio n was In
c lu b p la ns we do not k n o w , b u t we hope we hear them r ig h t posed M r T in k e r, "a n d you do. w ill as if h s nam eplate, pinned on h i*
M in in g under the ground is dune
M r. W inkle w andered about by his hands. I t fe lt lik e a series of
you
s
tra
n
g
le
one
fo
r
me?**
and th a t th e y w ill be c a rrie d th ro u g h , since the Rod and G un
che.-t. did not announce the fact.
In a d r ift m ine,
h im s e lf. He passed a few m en he ■ h a rp e le c tric shocks.
He let go In various ways
M r. W inkle sw allow ed. H is th ro a t
c lu b is th e lo g ic a l o rg a n iz a tio n to p ro m o te such fa c ilitie s .
entrance
to
the
coul
Is gained by
A
ll
rig
h
t,
J
o
h
n
."
he
was
advised,
h
u
rrie
d
ly
.
knew,
b
u
l
they
did
n
t
stop,
h
a
vin
g
fe lt d ry . "W h y , yes—c e r ta in ly ,” he
"w h e n you feel y o u 're th re e -q u a r­ th in g s o f th e ir ow n to do
In a g ift
E xcep t fo r the c h a tte r o f other means of a h o rizo n ta l bore m uch
prom ised.
T h a i's an o rd e r
v
. done. slop.
L
* h°P he purchased a pin cushion guns dow n the line, the re was s i­ the same a s a tunnel in to die side
POST WAR GOOD NEIGHBOR POLICY
"D o n 't go back on m e .” M r. T in k ­ ters
You knew what an o rd e r is. J o h n ? " fu r A m y w hich had "C a m p S q u ib b " lence.
of a h ill In a slope m in e the open­
e r searched M r. W in kle w ith his
ing Is made by a bore tha t goes
M r. w in k le said that he did.
stam ped on It tn gold le tte rs Then
The
A lp h a b e t fille d
It.
"Y o u
. A lo t t o f m u n ic ip a E tie s in the 2.500-10,000 pluss o v e r t h e b e e tlin g gaze. B ut he d id n 't give M r.
'S o I d o n 't want to waste tim e a im le s s ly w a lk in g down a side plow ed up p le n ty o t g ro u n d ." be down fro m Ihe surface lu 'he coal
W in kle the m ouse-look.
I m te d S tate s are
n ot o n ly g iv in g m uch th o u g h t
to
post
In a p p re cia tio n , M r W inkle said. p ic k in g up any guvs who pass o u t." Street, he saw a s m a ll b u ild in g w ith to ld M r W inkle "N o w see w hat you deposit on a slow incline, ra tn e r than
w a r p la n n in g , b u t to th e p ro m o tio n o f a m ore c o o p e ra tiv e s p ir it
the Sergeant in stru cte d him .
h o rtz o n t.illy as tn a d r ift m ine.
USO
m a rke d on it. F ro m in sid e t i n do to the ta rg e t.'•
" I w o n't go back on y p u ."
M r. W in kle noticed th a t he was the re cam e the low pound of a Juke
betw een th e resident» o f th e s u rro u n d in g c o m m u n itie s .
We
a if he weren't „ ,
,,
(C o n tin u e d n e x t w e ek)
m ig h t c a ll it th e local good n e ig h b o r p o l’c y a nd th is p la n n in g W in kle
U e sure
r ' the on ly m an told to la ke 11 easy
box.
would keep to his w ord, o r
Protective Elim
M r. T in k e r w a sn't toM an yth in g ,
is n o t amiss a lo n g w ith p la n s f o r th e r e tu r n in g ve teran s and
T h in k in g he m ig h t flnd com pan
I I A K V I 'A K O .tl> N P E A H S
was capable o f keeping to it, M r.
When the egg i« «ei.i to m a rk e t. It
but kept rig h t on w ith the others, io nith ip here. M r W inkle went in
th e th in g s we v.Auuld lik e to have done.
Is protected by s M m w hich keep«
even though he puffed
D iffe re n t kin ds o f young
ladies
fro m
F o r several y e a r* now th e re has been an a g ita tio n here
E d ito r x
note
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The
follow
ing
out
b a cte ria and odors. Since wash-
A t bayonet p ra c tic e he could And (hose Mr Tinker had searched out ‘ ‘’ ’m niunieation
from one C. E.
to p ro v id e rest room fa c ilitie s fo r re sid e n ts o f th e n e ig h b o rin g
no o a tir fic tio n in Jabbing at the were here, da ncing w ith a m ob of R o b e r t* la self explanatory. We trig rem oves this covering, it n
r u r a l co m m u n itie s. I t w o u ld be a m ig h ty fin e g estu re and
v isa b le to wipe off soiled apots caie-
sw inging stuffed figu re
He s im p ly soldiers.
He saw Jack, and they n tltth t say Ihe only real thing
c o u ld he w o rk,*,I o u t in the b u ild in g p la n s here. T o m ake a
fu lly , w ith o u t scrubbing the
could not conceive o f h im s e lf ever waved to each oth e r.
this d is tric t has produced to date
p r o je c t o f th is s o rt w o rk w ith a n y degree o f success anyw here
th ru s tin g tha t w icked blade in to an­
M r W inkle s a l in an em p ty chair ,s ** po et in th e person o f J. A.
o th e r hu m an being, no m u tte r how at the door. H r had no m ore than 'B r o n c o J im » D a v is . M r. D a v is
some a rra n g e m e n t w o u ld have to be m ade to keep u p the rest
»tll'u p n p o jil paqsiuy
s ta tio n w h ich m ig h t be u n d e rta k e n by th e c ity o r by some
m uch a G e rm a n o r a Ja p deserved occupied it when a p re tty young g ir l has u c o lle c tio n o f po em s and we pttiuassa pu« a|q ari|»A , , U1U
o lu |
it.
o rg a n iz a tio n such at th e M o th e r ’s c lu b . .Most o f us re m em be r
cam e up to h im
In v o lu n ta rily , bet sug ge st th a t h e b r in g the se d o w n a n iis a d poa s u ie jji a» «,,, g»,, 4UI„
He shuddered when it was ex­ •y e s w idened a litt le when she re a lly a n ,I le i M r. R o b e rts lo o k th e m
n t th e tim e w hen a u to tr a v e l began to be th e vogue how to w n s
• • « |*|M |*U J w s j q jn s Su,Max
p la in e d th a t it was often d iffic u lt to
u o j jo j p |jo w aqi ut a tiiq a vu j | u j p
a nd c itie s vie d w ith each o th e r in an e ffo r t to e s ta b lis h a tti’ ae-
saw h im . but th is cltdn 't p re ve n t o v e r T h e y a re designed to b rin g
w ith d ra w the blade fro m * b ,,d v' a,,<J he r , r " n ' “ »k'bS. "D o n t you w a ul to hope to th e f o r lo r n a n d H m . m * lh .t
UP liu t o sqt «I w o j x j,« p
tiv»* fre e ca m p g ro un ds. The fre e eam p g ro u n d soon d is a p p e a r­
som etim es, it had to be tw iste d out
dance ’ "
d is p a lr.
' ' * , r n u n a ,n<M* , h a ‘
a u |i|> « K |u j|.> u i4
■PM
ed fro m the p ic tu re because o f th e p ro b le m o f k e e p in g them up.
C e rta in ly he d id n 't lunge at the
-Mr. W inkle was so s ta rtle d lh a l
Mr. Roberts le tte r fo llow *.
M o st to u ris ts p re fe rre d to s ta y at w h a t la te r d eve lo pe d in to
fig u re the way Jack P e ttig re w did. he fo rg o t to be p o lite und get Io his
To the E d ito r:
Ta Hire, o u r swanky C alifornia
th e m o d e rn to u r is t c o u rt and p a y f o r th e a cco m m o d a tio n s
E ve ryo n e knew th a t when Jack feet.
Be sta re d at the g irl. She
I here seems to lx* y united ac­ Unde, who always has an eye
th ru s t his bayonet in to I t he was ro u id h a rd ly be eighteen. "T h a n k
Ineause th e y w ere w e ll cared fo r.
tion in certain q u a rte r* to aufl- out fo r the latest w rin kle ,
,»
s tic k in g F re d d ie w ith it. When F re d ­ you
<>ur th o u g h t* a lo n g th e lin e o f e s ta b lis h in g a place o f rest
fie said.
" I gue.-s | 't | ju s t
tirr.'s*
and make lig h t o f our little scouting the Oregon prune m ar­
die sliced w ith his bayonet, you w a tc h .”
f o r th ose th a t eom c in a d ista n ce to do th e ir tr a ilin g is th a t
Garden o f Eden known locally as ket.
could take yo u r choice w hether he
"C a n I get you something to d rin k H arvey Road
such a. place m ig h t be j Lcorporated in th e c ity lib r a r y ro o m at
Only extreme
thought o f Ihe fig u re as Jack or the bh e a t? ” she in q u ire d
,
(,n account of llie man (tower
th e c it y h a ll in th e event a new lib r a r y b u ild in g is b u ilt o r in
He thanked her again bul said he ¡ iniKle
' . ^ □ m r , h ' n l'‘ u\ f ' M i o r , . , , . , -
mv
Ta " M,m„
A lp ha bet M r T in k e r sw ung v icio u s­
th e p roposed A m e ric a n leg ion c o m m u n ity s e rvice b u ild in g .
said he and te llin g the w orld o f the man- Ihe mov.e queens in H ollywood
ly . and the figu re then becam e a w u v i t th ird ly or h u n g ry
dedd blessings we enjoy.
are m aking th e ir present
Jap. But M r. W inkle had no fe ro c ­
"C a n 't we do a n y th in g fu r y o u ’ "
hus-
No doubt when more iMople find bands last fo r the duration
it y at a il.
OIL FACTS AND THEORIES
she a ked
' I k n o w ." she said a l
out
ubout
our
fifte
e
n
gallon
cows,
—
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_
The L ie u te n a n t was p a tie n t w ith once. " W e 'll play ch e cke rs.”
f i f t y tx .u n d cabbage, f e r t ile soil.'
T a lk al
h im , e x p la in in g . “ Some day you
enemies and o ilie r
M r W in kle looked at her to see If
A n A m e ric a n w r it e r and a u th o r ity on th e .M iddle East re ­
b
e
lte
r
babies
etc
.
they
w
ill
stnm-
form
s of insects
there's a
m a y be in the position where you she was m a k in g fun of him . She
guy
c e n tly re m a rk e d t h a t : ‘ -W h e th e r one lik e s o r d is lik e s fre e en-
js-de
to
our
d
is
tric
t
We
hope
e ith e r get ttie o th e r fe llo w firs t, or w asn't.
over
hi our block who gets up at
terpri.se a m i p riv a te c a p ita l, one m ust h o n e s tly a d m it th a t
this doe. Hot happen t i l l a fte r the •I o'clock every m orning, leans out
he gets you.
T h in k o f it tha t
The firs t time M r. W inkle fo rg o t
th e A m e ric a n o il in d u s try was e ffic ie n t . nou gh and a liv e < n oitg h
w a r when they can secure ample o f Hie window and whistles
w ay. Now, t r y again. Ju m p at it!
to take his p ills , he rushed Io s w a l­
to
to d isco ver, p ro du ce, a m i d e ve lo p o il reserves in A m e ric a and
bousing.
We out
Lu ng e! K ill i t ! "
here
figure wake |In- turds up
low the m in o ld e r to avoid g e ttin g
th ro u g h o u t the w o rld , to p ro v id e an o il a rse na l fo r tw o w o rld
M r. W inkle Jum ped
Be lunged
*ic k The second lim e II slipped his th irty square fia t of g*pUn<l is
w ars.
"W he n you feel yo u 're three-quar- He k ille d it w ith a blow that h a rd ly m in d he was fille d w ith panic that ample unless one wunts to go in
pe ne tra te d the figure. The L ie u te n ­ three days hud elapsed since he had fo r large stole operations o r has
A m e ric a n o il men k n o w m ore a bo ut o il th a n a n y o th e r ters done, sto p .”
over fifte e n children.
a
n t shook tils head und ca lle d the taken them .
g ro u p in the w o rld . T he re c o rd proves th a t. G o v e rn m e n t re­ T in k e r pronounced, “ I 'm going to
The egg in Gas Co., office was a
B efore he could d ig down In his
s tr ic tio n s w h ich d isco u ra g e o r p ro h ib it th e n o rm a l o p e ra tio n ask e v e ry guy I m eet so the re w on't n e xt m an.
The bayonet and e xe rcise in c i­ g re e n -tn cta l b a rru c k s tru n k for the cu ll from our Super A A grade
and g ro w th o f th e o il in d u s try as ¡ h i in d e p e n d e n t, fre e e n te r­ be no m is ta k e about it . "
dents gave Mr. W in kle an a tta c k bo ttle, it o ccu rre d to h im that eve ry- and only sold locally.
M r. W inkle was envious and a li t ­
p ris e w ill th re a te n the fu tu r e o f th e U n ite d S ta te s fa t Il l l l t 'C
o f im a g in a tio n , the firs t he had had ,h l''K was a ll rig h t. The A rm y life
Respectfully yours.
tle
awed.
s e rio u s ly th a n th e o re tic a l shortages o f o il reserves.
C. E. I C I lf f i Roberts.
since being m ade in to a s o ld ie r He had com e, perhaps not gently, but
M r. T in k e r scow led.
Som ething
becam e convinced tha t he could nev­ fir m ly , and taken his dyspepsia
was b o th e rin g h im . " I d id n 't lik e
KICK-BACK BY THE STATES
T h e H a rv e y Road Poet
e r com pete w ith the oth ers
He aw ay fro m h im . He no longer need­
a ll them questions they a s k e d ." he
w o u ld n 't be as hardened as the y, he ed his p ills .
Americans are up to date
A <fo<»,l deal o f s ig n ific a n c e is ¡itta -hed to th e fa c t th a t said. "W h a t's the idea o f a ll th a t w o u ld n 't be s u ffic ie n tly tra in e d , and
V/hen they had firs t received Ih e ir From Alaska to the Golden Gale
s tu ff? "
th is would be his own fa u lt. When rides, he regard ed his as some- We w ill blaze on every tree
Ih e R e p u b lic a n G o v e rn o rs o f S tate s w ere a m a jo r fore«- in
M r. W inkle exp la ine d tha t it was
the test cam e on the b a ttle fie ld he th in g w h ich m ig h t explode at any
A M E R IC A S H A L L RE F R E E ” .
c o n tr o lin ir the R e p u b lic a n N a tio n a l C o n v e n tio n . T h is is in ­
bi fit each m an in to w o rk acco rding
te rp re te d as m e a n in g th a t the S tates are m a k in g a fig h t to re ­ to the best o f his a b ilitie s and e x­ would not be in c o n d itio n , n o r would m om ent. The ve ry touch of It m ade Huge planes fly over Ihe ocean*
he be enough o f a k ille r even to p ro ­ h im nervous and he was glad, eueh
waves
g a in th e ir rig h ts .
perience.
te ct him self.
I o guard Am erica’s brave
aftern oon , a lte r the d a y 's tra in in g
B u t the n o rth e rn S tate s d en y a n y u n d e rg ro u n d re la tio n s
"Y o u m e a n ," asked M r. T in k e r,
He saw h im s e lf in re tre a t before
over them the stars and
r, to get rid o f it by p la cin g And
w ith the S ta te s ’ rig h ts th a t have heen dem anded by the s o u th ­ "th e y m aybe m ig h t not m ake me the enem y. He c o u ld n 't keep up. it was tn ove
stripe*
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e rn S tates e ve r since the C iv il W a r.
F in a lly h i could go no fa rth e r M r.
In tim e he developed a certain H i,vc w «*v« l from the cradle to
M r. W inkle said the re was a pos-
N evertheless, the p o s itio n o f b oth the n o rth e rn a id s o u th ­
T in k e r and Jack offere d to "c a rry fa m ilia r ity w ith the weapon, la rg e ly
Ihe grave.
s ib il.ty of th is, e sp ecially in vie w of
e rn S tate s is aim ed in the same d ire c tio n . I t re p re s e n ts a de­ M r. T in k e r's background o f being h im , but M r W inkle w o u ld n 't have because it was so m uch his con- Ih e radio a ll news can bring
it, kn o w in g they w ould be caught sta n t com panion.
te rm in a tio n to w ith d r a w fro m the W a s h in g to n a d m in is tra tio n handy w ith tools.
W ith some re- Anri from it frodom ’s voice can
w ith h im . He m ade them go on,
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m a n y o f the w a r and c iv ilia n p ow ers th a t have been tu rn e d
Standard of California
"N o t a p lu m b e r’ ” M r. T in k e r
le a v in g h im , and then an enem y
The RED, the W H IT E , and the
o v e r to th e A d m in is tra tio n d u r in g recent vears.
asked in a la rm .
*'I w o n 't be no so ld ie r appeared. The m an raised
BLU E.
p lu m b e r.”
bis rifle high, the bayonet g le a m in g .
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W d' k »e. who had a la st thought of
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care o f by c iv ilia n c o n tra cto rs. It
tables. V is itiu o a C a iro innseum th e y saw th e ir fir s t m um m y. would be in some o th e r m ech an ical A m y and w:ho knew th a t the blude
would a fte rw a rd have to be tw iste d
“ T h is is g o in g to o f a r , ’ ’ said one. " N o w th e y ’ re d e h y d ra t- ca p a city.
to get it out o f h im . . .
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On th e ir firs t pay day. w hich was
how am I going to get m e a J a p ? "
a S a tu rd a y, they w ere given passes
He held up his hands and stared at
S U P E R -A LLD Y
Japs who look ouf lu-Jow'
lo tow n. They stood in lin e before
them as i f he w ere going
them
" I knn«, t h iL
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rai1 016 o rd c rly roo m , and entered one
have fe lt the sting o f the 20th
guy I take down ^ ^ " 1 " lo ld thu t
one to rece ive th e ir sa la rie s A ft-
A ir Force’s B-29 superfortress,
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guy 1 tase down m y ja lo p ie s and put ! er p ra c tic
which
uses huge quantities of
p
ra c tic e under the tutelage o f the
them tog ether again.
A lphabet, who w atched c r itic a lly
24S-RT, an alum inum alloy as
" W e ll," M r. W inkle consoled him ,
fro m the side o f the L ie u te n a n t's
strong as s tru ctu ra l steel, w ill be
" i t is n 't decided y e t.”
unhappy to know th a t an even
He
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“
stronger alloy is now being used
was. He had heard the s to rie s—and
Mr
W inkle was astounded and
by at least eight U. S. manu­
For You To
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m c t. a fc w exa m p le s— of the A rm y
M r. T in k e r, w ith m ost of the others,
facturers in the conctruction of
24 h o u r, every d «y 7 d ly , e
h a b it of le a rn in g th a t a m an was a
experim ental planes. The new a l­
, k V ? nd then p r om pU y m a k in g a was a g grieved at the am ounts they
received. A lte r deduction fo r la u n ­
loy, known as 75-S is the re­
I f more people were a w .re of how the
, 5 * d r iv e r ou‘ Of h im . T h in k in g
d ry . d r y cle an ing , expenses at the
sult of 18 years of research in
p -« . M r. W ,„. Post E xchange, the b a rb e r shop,
.L w. -------------- and other » M te
the laboratories o f Alum inum
sie was sure th a t he would re m a in
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c* Bnot ■•’ X ¡n t h . blood
m ovies, insurance, ca m p newspa
Company o f Am erica, which an­
»>H>out in ju ry to h.-alth, there would
in the square hole o f tra in in g fu r the
be better understanding of wAy the
nounces that the alloy is now in
in fa n try in w hich he now found him - per, re cre a tio n fund, a c o n trib u tio n
*•>"!« ayatem ia upset when kidneys fail
to the old s o ld ie rs ’ hom e and sev­
q u a n tity production in the com­
to function properly.
self fastened securely.
B urning, scanty or too frequent urina-
e ra l ite m s M r. W inkle d id n 't a lto
pany's m ills..D r. Francis C. F rary,
M r. W in kle was sure tha t his m is ­
i. w r 7 i “ev 'n” * W,rnl ,h,t »on>»'hin«
g e ther understand o r re m e m b e r, his
d ire cto r o f research, reveals that
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suffer nagging back­
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ache,
headachea,
rheum
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envelope con tain ed seventeen dol
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75-S hits a compressive yield
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fellow
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u
la rs and th ir ty cents.
strength o f 67,000 pounds to the
W hy not tr y P o a it’s P,U,? You will
h ille d w ith rules and re e n ln U o « .
h * using a medicina recommended the
to saV no thin a , f th a
^ « U lo lio n g .
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n ite
flia
little
M r. T u in
ke r d
id a litt
le b e lte r be- !
square inch, twice th a t of o rd in ­
“ C an’ t we du a n y th in g fo r you?”
a ry s tru c tu ra l steel. Its tensile
- —
-
»he asked.
o f his pay, to
stren gth!* about 88,000 pounds to
blood. T h e y contain nothing harm ful
, 7 ’
' H e the P r» P fr A tti
ina-ke up, w ith the tw e n ty -e ig h t con- luetance he even e n te rta in e d a sliuht
the square inch. Approxim ately
* tod* y -
w ith '■«“ (‘•(’me«' lade. M ilit a r y O blig ations, The Re
A t all d r u i «tor««.
-
90 percent aluminum, w ith mag­
s p o n s ib ilitie s of G ro u p L ife , MiJi
ta ry C ourtesy, S a n .ta lio n .' C a r'* of m a Ì r ^ d ' - -
t ? . ! h* - hoT e* 1,1 ! “ « w<«*cd m ech an ism .
nesium and zinc as the chief a l­
( ’ If. I h i n t / ’i n d
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F ir in g It, how ever, was another
loying ingredients, 75-S is inten­
ded p rim a rily fo r use in long-
m a tte r. The firs t day on the range.
P ositions o f a Soldier, he was a fra id
range bombers and fighters. Tojo,
to m ove a fin g e r fo r fe a r the War jnore in a week than he now made M r. W inkle closed his eyes when he
in ».m onth.
. _____ _ .
pulled the trig g e r.
The re su ltin g
1
D;— ,-ynent y _ g ± | r ^ j .approve.
c-ploilon tnude h im op<n h l* eycj.
In Lane-Douglas Countie*.............
In Lane-Douglas C o u n tie s .............
In Lane-Douglas C o u n tie s.............
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Dupont Weed Killer, non poisonous,
non combustible..........
30c lb.
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$2.00 Djerkis Cream Cologne
$1.00
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Diaper Liners with elastic, large and
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$1.50
4 New Guitars
$19.75 to 41.00 each
Hair Pins
5C p^g
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