Image provided by: Cottage Grove Museum; Cottage Grove, OR
About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1945)
I í i I'* k't'íA 11*> lit . \ V * t t « <• i »V • \ T H IK S D A Ï, MAHCH 1. HHft. Women Marines, Navy radio tech AN M D. EXPERIENCES RELIEF FROM LOW BACK PAIN nicians and other specialized ser BY SPINAL ADJUSTMENT vice organizations in mx'd of per I linve hud a peraottal »««pericnee with |owlnn,k pain which sonnel. "Greyhound Is happy to do its uiidonhtedly inl'liieitefa my reaction to “ manipulation» . 1 have Fourteen softly spoken words in share in this way in helping the Mit’fc iiil four or live attacks of pain which «cent Io originate recruiting iirognun of the armed in my left Niicoiliac joint region. Each attack has been brought forties, and to help bring Victory on during plivsieal cxereiac auch as howling or playing bad Spencer Tracy, star of M-G-M's closer.” screen adaptation of Anna Seg- minton. It sta lls with a ” snap” . If left untreated the trouble The seventh of the Greyhound hers* best-seller, which opens With the publication today of recruiting advertisements to ap t«'iuls to increase, and at th«“ etnl "I a le w »lays it is difficu lt March 4 at the Arcade Theatre, their seventh large advertisement has escaped from a German con- promoting enlistments in various pear in the Sentinel is published In to get out of a ehair, or g»'t in or on, of my car. Novoeulite in jections near the site from where tin* pain seiias to originate this Issue. branches of the armed forces. Pa afford temporary relief only. A successful manipulation «if th«' fected hand he is forced to risk cific Greyhound Lines undoubt hack eausis a snap that may he audible. \\ lieu this occurs there capture by stopping in a doctor's edly qualifies as a potent force in ABOUT MASS PRODUCTION To The Editor: Henry Kaiser, office for treatment. volunteer recruiting for Uncle the shipbuilder says that GO m il is uu imiui'diate senae id' relief, even though mtieli of the pein Stephen Geray plays the doctor. ; Sam. Newspapers were chosen to and muscle spasm are still present. - NATIO! Geray, native of the Czechoslovak carry these messages because of lion Jobs niter the war are pos •‘ The story of the onset of the back pain and th«> relief tSSOCIATIOL ian village of Uzhorod. has plenty their broad coverage, anti each of sible. During last years election afforded by manipulation, combine to imlieute that some ana- PUHI 0IE of off-screen information on Ger the advertisements appearing in campaign, Imth parties promised ÓÒUTIER PUBLISI<CR man persecution. Hus father and) over 500 western newspapers to provide 55 million to 60 million toinio change has occurred, or as the laymen puts it siinmthing entire group of friends were liqui reached millions of people in sev jolts Neither Mr. Kaiser nor the slipped out of place, and the manipulation permitle«l it to go CENTRAL PLANNING NEEDED dated after German occupation of en states. In adilition. many grey .Democrats or Republications have back into place.* *’ made it el«*ar exactly h»>w they A report of the progress this section has made in the y enl his native village DR H A HAOEN hound buses have been painted propose to guarantee employment ..w a rd any sort of post war planning is discouraging. ««* hate The movie scene, however, takes ' tow with recruiting messages, which on such a scale. to say this hut must recognize the situation as it exists, not as p|ace in 1938. Geray, as the doctor, have been carried ir this way into excess of $1200 annually, of Florence on the coast, was Whut is even inoro Important The nutlonul insurance would found drowmsl early Thursday we wish it were, and admit that so far as we can see. Cottage looks a, Tracy's hand, roaches for the vast territory served by Paci Is the fact that there has been no guarantee buying ,s>wer to those morning, in a creek near her home, Grove is no further along with post war plans than a year ago. the antiseptic, then with a solemn fic Greyhound. discussion of how the goals pro citizens no longer able to labor. Her body was discovered shortly If our readers recall, it was a year ago or thereabouts that we look turns to his patient: "Before How and why this unusual type duced by 60 million gainfully em strongly recommended a central planning commissiont; » j t W J a r o '^ 't o ’ mforo?vou'mat 1 am of advertising was adopted was ployed persons is to bo distributed The plan would open Jobs for uftcr midnight, youth by offering oldsters a decent explained by F. W. Ackerman, that would represent the cross section of tht community « & Jew'" Dr. G. A. Cathey Named These men w ill be working with (retirement Income. vice president of Pacific Gray- communities involved. It would he th»“ function ot this conintis- .____ To S tale Gama Hour,I new machine tools and under new The enforced spending feature hound Lines. sion to receive suggestions as to the most feasible projects t»> G O T C H .M AKES O F F IC IA L mass production methods. They , would assure a constant market "A fte r Pearl Harbor." said Mr. w ill be working under new techno for goods and the tax Is so il«“slgn- be undertaken with profit. Attempts were made to organize in V IS IT S Dr. George A. Cathey, Itortland. Ackerman, "Greyhound’s war Job logical systems developed during cd that it would fall i*qually and a native Oregonian and a past this fashion, but, without success. Walton Ed Gotch, 3rd district command- became a vital one to the nation the war. They will, in a won), turn fairly according to ability to puy. president of Ihc izank Wal There is so much to be done and so far what etlorts have league of America, tx the new been made wer«' were mane made more at cross purposes ..... so that we er of the American Legion reports All of our buses were put to work nut stupendous volumes of goods. Sincerely yours oe«-n maue mure or «»« less »»¡v» < «■ ■ ■ - - - as we set ---- -**-dty over the past transporting m ilitary personnel, What Is to become of their hug»’ member of the slate game commis W. E. Masters may as well admit the .future picture isn’t very - bright y™ — ’ “ • * activity war workers and other essential Townsend Club President sion, succeeding the late M errill it from here and the same story could lie told and tell the his or mg . e first trs made a visit passengers. We were handicapped production? How can we he sure that we w ill bo able to consume ull posts at Monroe, D. Rose, also of IMrtlanri. tory of Cottage Grove for the past thirty years. The situation ^ nt t0 Ws by shortages of buses, parts ami this output? Unless there Is pur Governor Snell »ai»l Dr. Cathey Florence W oman Drown« i it t u o o m o trv i« n f t ’pPK > h i n i l l l ? example 1 ot )1 t h e C V IW O t OV’t ‘1 • . seems to i us. offers a « « shining the evils ot < V« i ’ insta„ aUon o( officers of the materials, and personnel. chasing power In the pockets of'all Mrs Jeanette Ridgman, 42. wife would servo the lu ll five-term be- organization, where so nrany organizations exist that they g< youngest post in Oregon. There "However. Greyhound advertis the citizens, huge stocks of goods «if Chester 1». Ridgman of Ihxise- ginning next Sunday, when Rose's in each others way with the result that a certain project may pregCnted the post charter ing still had important work to do w ill remain on shelves and in Veit Reach, a short distance north term expires. he started out like a house afire ami pretty soon be deflated anj a citation to Dave Hall, editor in keeping people informed on warehouses and we shall be on the like a balloon. r °t the Waldport Times Early last travel conditions. We continued to road to another tragic »leprossion. F«>rtunately, there is u way to There is one wav to overcome this handicap and that is for week he attended a district meet- use newspapers to carry these avoid this, there is a way to guar each <>i us to work*at a community job as individual citizens ing in Lebanon and went over to messages. ♦ I f f / (/ / f / / l t / U ^ / ( > / f anti not as officers of organizations or members of organizations., ‘ nn *' '* "J' » “ Recognizing the urgent need antee Ixith employment and wide of the armer forces. Greyhound spread purchasing power. That The to,™ anil « ir., did „to » jo in ,h r arn.r.l furor» « •ho.n- ------...................... - ,------ - - . , , inert». 1 m s w r e n e n u sent m m i u volunteered to run an advertise way is through the new Townsend her o f Commerce, Moose. Eagles, Odd bellows or what hay« Portland for a me€ttng of Gran(lt, ment for the Navy to help get re plan hill which w ill soon I n * intro you, hut as American citizens ami as such they are doing jn ',,r i v Oiture officers of the Forty anti cruits for the Seatx'cs. This ad duits) in Congress. part. In times of stress and war we can join in a unit«“d effort, jEight honor society of the Ameri- vertisement created unusual in It calls for national Insurance Communities that show any progress egn do the same in peace- can Legion and to Seattle for the terest in every city and town to all citizens GO years of age or time. The reason we are concerned over the postw ar period and i annual interstate wreck of the where it ran, and also produced older wh > retire fn>m gainful em good results in stimulating en ployment and agree to spend their you should be is that this period mav be just as critical perhaps Forty and Eight. WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO FIRST CLASS more so than war and we would like to be prepared for it ami He reports active interest in le listments. Since then. Greyhound monthly annuities within 3») days w s believe that this opinion is shared by the boys oversea«. •«<“» but methods of travel have run six more advertisements of receipt. It would be financed AUTOMOBILE PAINTING of a similar type, featuring the by a 3 per cent tax on all gross A nother advantage o f a central planning commission is we " ^ J i^ w ith T j S . . ¿4 . . . I in w ill IX ’ ill 1 U IF U U W ill! a J illIII Waves, the Wacs. Navy Nurses, would get away from this tat chewing one so often h .ars in mee|,ng the Toledo and -f—— the Chamber o f Commerce and similar organizations »where a Newport h}ewIK)rt posts. p^ts. member gets up and sounds o ff on something and forgets about ANTI-CLIMAX it when he walks out at the door at the m eeting’s end. Ask any congressional member how much legislation is done on the floor; o f the house or senate. A ll the important work is done in com ) HONOLULU T. IL —As his bud- m itte. rooms. Moat of the time the speeches only give the boys dies ogled ^ e U ’atherneck_delved a chance to blow off steam. And up to now, th a t’s been the ex- n X yorit CUy. tent of oar community planning lu re. ........... . j H was his fourth Christmas Have we enough public spirit to work with our identities away irom ^ome - Pl - - merged if necessaryT If not maylie wc need a revival meeting ___________________ A fru it cake. . . toilet articles. on the order o f the churches. Certainly we need to display morej handkerchiefs . . . candy . . . practical Christianity. Are you willing? Then the hand of StfSgt. Wayne. A fte r all that is said and done, the yard stick that We will M. Swimme of Everett. Wash-, Z / BADABlTheN,,.,,,,, . - be measured by as public spirited citizens isn’t the number ot brought ont the last item. It was a / /V organizations we belong to. but how far can we go in the m atter: ^ - . i z e d »e-WK i« w o f A; ’ <™¡n,o4 to lhJ, i>i cooperation. «■"■ and qutoi, ,o , <• «re l le n , •-Y tA V been pack«?d within rifle shot of | ________ __ _ __ his barracks, reports TSgt. W il- FREE ENTERPRISE—WHAT IS IT? liam K. Terry, a Marine Corps . The N - v f . „ r 4 ,„ . „ J X ,,' “ - i- Rader. I t ’s a lo t of little things— and some m ighty big things, too. combsa correspondent. But in a nutshell, i t ’s our right to live our own lives, run our ---------------- - in ,he - .<« farms and business in our own way— without needless interfer- Reculâtes Irrigation Boulder dam regulates the supply enee. I t ’s our own right to criticize the government, bawl out the of water for irrigation of the highly umpire belong to the Grange, or make a speech on the public developed and richly productive « ,u .r c 1« ', our right to travel when and where we ch o o ,e_ to work or not. as we please. ects in Arizona. It has reduced It offer» OPPO RTU N ITY to anyone who really wants it. the destructive Colorado river floods It rewards thrift, hard* work and ingenuity. It thrives on com and has made available a daily sup petition and raises our starulard of living. It encourages in ply cf a billion gallons of domestic water to the Metropolitan water dis- vention. stimulates research and promotes progress. It offers us a chance to* save and invest and build and grow, trict. comprised of Los Angeles and Sure, w e’re w illing to put up with a lot of irritating things 12 other coastal California cit.es right now— in order to win the w ar— but I don’t believe we 11 P repare fo r a prosperous f uture In the Peacetime stand for being pushed around much after i t ’s over. field of radio, tolevhJon—electronic»! FR EE EN TE R PR ISE— that hardly defines the system un FREE AIR der wihich this country has grown great. It's really AM ER IC A N Enterprise, because i t ’s the most American thing we A column of have. It really IS America. L e t’s K E E P it. BLECTRO NIC SCIENCE today is w in n in g battles Fun *N Foots Ask about the Radio Technician program at any By Mike . . . tom orro w it w ill revolutionize the peacetime Navy Recruiting S tation. . . NOW'... tom orrow may not exceed 20 pounds per person, O P A B o a r d s to S t a r t or 160 pounds to a single family w orld. Electronics w ill direct and control future he too late! Howdy Folks; A financial A c c e p t in g C an S u g a r regardless of size, he explained. traffic in the air, on the sea, on the ground. Within the maximum allowance, leader declares that capital A p p lic a t io n s M a y 15 only 5 pounds of sugar for each in the hands of a few men I t w ill perform precision tasks, enter in to the person named in the family ap is much more productive Local OPA boards in the Port plication may be allowed for can than in the hands of count manufacture o f countless products. land OPA district w ill start ac- ning vegetables and for making less thousands. cepting applications for home can- jams, jellies, relishes, catsup, etc, The U. S. Navy, where the application o f electron ning sugar allowances on May 1 5 , --------------------- This country’s situation, ics is most active, is now prepared to train you in McDannell Brown, district direct- x 0 Love—No Nutbin’ therefore, is practically or, announced last week. Applica- There was a young lady named this amazing field. I f you arc 17 o r over and have perfect. tlons w ill be taken through Octo Florence; NAVY AIRCREWMEN WANTED • • • had at least one year o f high school algebra, you ber 31, 1945. For kissing she had an abhorance. FINANCIAL ITEM I f it ’s action you’re seeking, the Navy has an excit The housewife w ill obtain all of T ill one night she was kissed are eligible to take the Eddy Test. Passing this test Some people save money, her sugar for home canning by ap And found what she missed. ing job fo r y o u -/» th t a ir ! Single men between 17 others have a daughter, in is a requirement fo r entrance in to the Navy’s Radio plying to her own local OPA Then her tears came down in high school. board. No ration stamps in war great torrents. and 27, who haven't yet received induction notice, Technician program, leading to priceics. training, • • * ration book four w ill be good for can become Navy aircrewmcn. Successful comple canning sugar this year, Brown w ith pay. Y ou learn to build, install and maintain Most any Jackass knows you Some stick promoters are pointed out. can't fool all the people all the always waiting for their tion o f training w ill bring yoy the flying Navy’s radio communication equipment, radio direction The total sugar allowance for time, but most every politician “ gyp” to come in. silver wings. Inquire now at your Navy Recruiting canning fruits or fru it juices must keeps on trying. * * • finders, ship, submarine and plane detection appa Station. Why put a lot of money in ratus and other extraordinary electronic devices. the stock exchange when you can put a penny in a It’s dramatic, im portant, vital to victory. I t w ill weighing machine and get a prepare you to be a part o f the w orld's newest and fortune? * * • DEPENDABLE SERVICE— ALL WORK most w onderful industry—electronia. Published Every Thursday at Cottage Grove, Oregon Established August 15. 1889 ____________Editor, Publisher W. c. MARTIN Subscription Rates, Cash in Advance for less than 3 3 Mos. 6 Mos. months. 1 Yr .75 125 In Lane-Douglas Counties ________ ______-2 00 .90 1.50 Outside This Dist. in Oregon ............... ........ 2.25 1.00 1.75 Outside Oregon in U. S............................. - ......2.50 Foreign Rates on Application. 1.00 1.50 Armed Forces in U. S..................................... 2.00 1.00 Armed Forces Overseas ............. — .............. 150 Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second, class matter. Cotta#? (Breve ¿frntmrl N a z i P e r s e c u tio n s T old in 14 W o r d s Greyhound Boosts Enlistment in the Armed Services Mm ♦l LEARN RADAR IN THE NAVY Fast Electrical Service GUARANTEED UNION SHOP LEE’S ELECTRIC SHOP 633 North 9th Street Phone 224R IMJLL-ETIN The old gray mare had her faults. That’s why they put dashboards on buggys. • * * Well we have faults, but it's no fault of ours if you don't take advantage of our ser vice. We really enjoy laking good care of your needs. Come in and see whether you buy or not. CLARK’S M A R T IN M O T O R S SUPER SERVICE 120 North 0th Phone 252 Pontiac Sales and Service a GREYHOUND s w m o r u t a p m io r o u e t s ahp a u amkaica W ITH FASQUCMT, 9 F P S M P A 9 U TtAMtPOKTAriOM Greyhound gladly contributes this recruiting message fo r the U. S. Navy, whom wc serve every day w ith nation- wide transportation. W hen peace comes, all o f Greyhound’s vast resources w ill be turned again to one purpose -p r o v id in g convenient, dependable, enjoyable highway transportation fo r the American traveling public. 1
