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THl RSDAÏ. DErEMBEH ti, 1945 LION ROARS t>ast large granite buildings from which fragments were still drop ping (nearly n month after! . . . ■December 7 is the date of the < even X < 11 lilt I rf t N XV < I I |xrt I « • the (roes were killed birds that look.-d like buzzards < hri.Mmas Formal the student perched on the torn leafless trees rouncil has announc'd It will be A 'visit' to Hiroshima is an ex- held nt 9:30 In the Cottage Grove perience to leave one shaken by gymnasium and the admission will the terrible incredible sights Here be 75c per ¡tersen or 50c per is final proof of what mechanical couple. The band engaged for this and scientific genius has been able occasion is Herschel Davis. The committee heads for the readiness to obey and carry out to accomplish in war through the Foreign Rates on Application. dance nre- Dixie Bushell, decora our commands, and the great de- airplane and the invention of the 1.00 150 2 00 Armed Forces in U. S----- ------ sire for American cigarettes. atomic bomb . . 'I needed no tions; Joyce Land, refreshments; 1.00 .1.50 Armed Forces Overseas ------- There wasn't much of value to more persuasion than what 1 saw June Mended, programs. Nuted Lecturer to Talk buy with th<> Yen w«> were pro- with my own e yes those of us Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter. The Valicati«, notisi torturers, vided with, and moat of it we who wert' there realize how much demonstrate the art of hypno- NATIONAL €DITORI AL- «»uld get was the same thing we we owe t o th«' ingenuity of our I find in our 5 nnd 10c stores. How- seienfists, Bam and «¡«mk on th«' history and IÌMCÙ&' ASSOCIATION ever, it was all new anti different "Then riding back from Hiro- ’'•«¡mnditam« «tmx'rning th«' sub- for me and I shall have ninny shima we take a turn through the ¿r ’' in ,,n ••'‘■embly to be held at memories of Japan to tell you Kure Naval Basin which was Jap- lri«lay, D««x*mlw*r 7 at 9:48 a m more about later. an s Naval Center and «««• what auditorium RECREATION CENTER The entertainment is a national “On the 4th of .October we got s left of their navy also their We have noted with interest that * veral have suggested underway from Wakanoura Wan two-man submarines which are assembly program nnd will be recently we should make an effort to establish a sort of a recrea for Hiro Wan. near Kure, Honshu. now being destroy««! It was (hero sponsored by the F F A. The pro- was then made in Kure that the ship obtained coeds will he used to purchase new tion center to serve the youth of Cottage Grove and surround Japan. ing communities. This set'tns to be the one project uppermost an around the island of Shikoku to enough Ja|>an<>se rifles so that ' jackets for the officers of this the tninds of th«- public and one which deserves attention it we the entrance of Bungo Suido each of us can bring one home as organization Dr. Howard Kershner from lite our young (Channel!. The Mont|x*lier was a souvenir they don't compare are to help provide the proper environment the first large warship of th«1 Navy with ours in workmanship, but ’ Mildren F«'deration, spoke at th«' ] »copie. , to enter Bungo Suido sine«' the will make a g»«xi h’9h «'hool Friday. November 30. A proposal has been made that such a center be const ructed (beginning of the wnr. Navigation they sure He explain««! to the students on the city property across from the park on East Main street through the channel in the early trophy." the three ways m which the citi Regards, “ •* . .. -i • .. South Lane together with suitable quarters for the 4-H fair or morning of the 5th was made dif zens of Cottage Grave can help BOB fair. This or another location would provide a building site tor ficult by heavy seas. rain, and the undernourished, ¡«airly clothed children of Europe < I > Clothing projects of this nature, which many other communities are winds of aim«ist typhoon inten Continued from page 1 and shoes will he coihx trd at the sity. As dawn broke and the planning. high school 12! a child may be The main hurdle is to provide proper finances for such an weather clear«!, many small sponsor««! or "adopted'' by an in undertaking. With all the other demands being made on the city mushroom like islands appeared dividual or organization <31 n for this, (hat and the other, it would hardly be possible for the like sentries, guarding the passage 10 V E VHS 4<i<> that would have been almost im school m France, Belgium, Hol- One of the coldest days record land, or Norwav may be city to finance such building program. It has been suggested possible in wartime, for Japanese sponsor- that the Chamber of Commerce might help in this by making a gun emplacements and caves could ed «hiring November occurred this ed year w hen th«' (hcrm«»m«'tvr reach special levy among the members and starting a building fund. be spotted on many of these is Several high school organizn- . Other organizations could share in the project, which together lands The ship threaded its way ed 11 degrees alxive zero. turns are planning tn sponsor Eleven fed«'ral employes arc still either with what the city or other agencies would furnish would pro between these islands an«! mine a school or a child working hero tn connection with fields. passing into the Inland Sea vide the necessary building or buildings. flood control of the Coast Fork. at 1128 Two Japanes«' Naval Of Tariff cut gives lumber a real ficers- from Kure came aboard jolt. DECEMBER 14th RED LETTER DAY The Friendly Neighbus club South Lane health officials and others are especially anxi with charts of Kure and Hiro The junior class will present ous that the public give the mobile X-ray unit, coming here De showing all the defense installa a pU»y Dec 13 entitled "Hueklc- met at the home of Mn Margaret tions. and also producing the re berry Finn ’ Kerne Thursday afternoon. There cember 14. a good response. The coming of this unit is made pos quired list of Jap shipping in the 9 member« present and Mrs sible by the sale of Christmas seals. The most important factor area. The following day. the ship Charles Bos laugh has returned wet» Ethel dine was a visitor. It was from Florence and has taken a is the effort to stamp out tuberculosis. Fifteen thousand dollars anchored in Hiro Wan Transports, voted to buy the Christmas candy worth of equipment is being brought here as a public service. amphibious craft, and supply ships part-time job with the Imperial again this yistr for the children in barber shop Cost of the service while hen- is $128.00, which will be given followed, and landings were made Two contest* Mrs. Mary Hambrick and a the community by the 41st Infantry Division on nephew, Harold Vilas, free to 300 individuals in X-ray pictures. returned were presented by the hostess Special attention is being given the adult between 35 ami the 7th and 8th. This was the Sunday from Seappose Inez Montieth winning let prize 65 years. Long working hours may have brought symptoms of second landing in Japan that the Robert t Bob » Dusenberry of in one contest and Mrs Hill win Montpelier covered- the third and this city, student -of Ashland ntng 1st in. the other. Ruby Ben- tuberculosis to many unsuspecting individuals. This is your opportunity to get a free test. For you it may last was that at Matsupama. Shi Normal, is among 20 football play ston won both the 2nd prizes The koku. Japan, made by tire 24th ers awarded letters for the 1935 next club meeting will hr at the mean the difference between sickness and health. Division on October 22nd. home of Inez Montleth Dec 13. season. “We feel like we're really mak Dus will be the Christmas party Tom Kem. student of OS C., TIME TOR A SHOW DOWN ing history out hereand after a with exchange of gifts and a pro In a recent letter to Representative Gore. Democrat, of few tours around the vicinity of spent the holidays with his par gram and also the club's birthday ents. C. J. Kerns. Tennessee, Bernard M. Baruch gave the people of the United Kure, we have seen history that Elmer Mason and Mike McKib party States sound advice and w arned labor and management to settle has already been made Even from ben were chosen on the all-star Miss Goldie Hayes entertain««! their differences or face government intervention. He rvcotn- our ship you can see the decks and football team at dinner Monday evening. Mr and Mrs. Lowell Benston and Cliff mended an inventory of the resources of our nation so we might superstructure of the former Jap have “an over-all picture of the balance sheet of the country.” anese battleship Hyuga Now she if. STÄ S Ê Û Ä1 Hiner, in honor of her brother Karl's birthday. He also urged an examination of onr productive capacity is only a twisted mass of rusting iron with her decks and turrets •Mr. and Mrs. D Carter ami “to sec that enough of what is produced remains in the Unite«! awash. Then as you go through chi’dren spent a couple day* re- States to avoid disastrous inflation, and then how much to allo- the strait north of Kurahashi Ih furl R. Rukh erntly with relatives nt Medford. oAte for the rehabilitation of Europe. China, the Philippines. Shima towards Kun- you se«- re Tom Getty who was recently ‘‘Unless this dividing is done wisely, we will sing and the mains of the hattb'ships Ise and discharged from the services is whole world will go down with us. We should tlireet our aid to Haruna »of Colin Kelly famei.i Could it be possible that General veiling here at the home of his foreign countries by giving priority to those who need the most several carriers and three old .Motors were just plain stubborn? purenta, .Mr. and Mrs cruisers. All of these pay grim Does one reach animate great Getty and who will use it to help set themselves on their feet. Arthur Miller who has been "if we promise loans to foreigners, the money will be use tribute to the fighting strength of ness when the family dog fight our forces. The LCVP Handing makes radio headlines ? with the 41st division in Japan, less if they cannot buy the goods from our production here. took us on ¡last all these General Hurley's erruption may pent several days last week with “Such demands will further inflation temporarily because craft! towards Hiroshima. I’m not going have been go al for the nation hh mother. Mrs. J Scbwartzi’r they aggravate demands here. There is no use giving foreigners to try and describe what we saw If the Dutch rulers In Java had Mrs Harley Williams and Mrs credit (or mu- citizens greater buying power through increased in this first “atomized'' city, but given less attention to exploiting Kenneth Zumwalt «pept several wages and decreased taxes; unless we are willing to establish here are the words of a corres the people and more attention to days last wwk in Portland. priority's which will ration our production where we want it to pondent, 'As a war correspondent local enlighlenm«-nt there might, Mr and Mrs ("hax. Sharon of go until production increases. in Europe and the Pacific, I have! have been no Indonesian uprising Coos Bay «p«>nt Friday night and ‘^We must be eareful when we give aid to other countries, never looked upon such scenes of In a democracy must; Saturday at the William Sharon that this aid is not used to nationalize their industries against death and destruction. It was rule, but a majority is not always 1 home. Other rchiiives from (>ios Bay came Saturday to attend the us, to destroy our ow n competitive system w hich, I think, should enough to take your breath away right. There may be honorable pover- funeral of Cha.« nnd William’s be preserved. England, Czechoslovakia. France and other coun when standing in the center of the area where the Immb fell. You ty as well as dishonorable wealth mother, Mrs. C. H. Sharon, who tries are nationalizing or about to nationalize their industries. would see nothing but rubble and No one can read the Bible with wa* buried at Walker Saturday Russia has tot sized herself—one buyer and one seller—ami is the seared walls of a few earth- understanding if he has no imagi- Mrs. R. W Hill of Cottage totalizing all countries coming under her aegis.” quake proof buildings that re-1 nation. Grove was a dinner guest of Mrs Mr. Baruch might well have gone farther and said that our main«! upright. Steel was twisted My old R««i A Kellogg Gram Ruby Benston Thursday Federal policy of making loans and grants in our own country to and tile was burned into dust. The mar said “Hell is paved with good Tony Sells, who was hit by a “nationalize” gnat segments of American industry, through wood was charr«l and torn into intentions.” - ■ government ownership and competition, is as destructive of small fragments. Air raid shelters Poverty of soul is a much great- American enterprise as are loans to foreign nations that promote were crushed in . . . Wc walked. er handicap than poverty of pupie Published Every Thursday at Cottage Grove. Oregon Established August 15. 1989 ____ _ —.....— Editor, Publisher W. C. MARTIN Subscription Rates. Cash in Advance Subscription rates, cash in advance. No subscription for less than 3 6 Mos. 3 Moa. 1 Yr. months. 1.25 .2.00 In Lane-Douglas Counties__ 1.50 .90 ...2.25 Outside This Dist. in Oregon 1.00 ...2.50 Outside Oregon in U. S.--------- <nttage ©rare (Continued from page D Robert Plaster Tells of Typh<M»ns And Other Sights car ns he was coining home fêom night watching at the Saginaw mill Thursday night, is getting along satisfactorily at a hospital in Eugene. who was Mm Ethel CUne, brought hoin»' from a hospital in Eugene several days ago, la stay ing nt the home of her daughter, Mm How mil Keene, until able to go to her own home Sex era I In this community have l>ern III with the flu and colds. i en From Old Files Saginaw similar socialization of productive activity. Mr. Baruch stressed the inescapable fact that the race be-' tween rising wages and prices is a creature of “ou own procras tination and negligence.” Everything should have been included in the original price control bill—all the elements of cost, wages, rents. “Failure to do so has started the race. . . . “Tax reductions should have been more considered, outlined and then put into effect, and only after the inventory into our: national wealth and liabilities was known. . . . Even now it ■would not take long. . . . Then we would have the facts—not fictions stirred by all the contending pressure groups trying to help themselves in prices, wages and taxes for their own inter ests and ignoring the general good.” FERTILIZER Large shipment of lawn and garden fertilizer now ready. Get you re. BE1DLER FEED ANY TIME penalty Office Boy: “Please, sir, may 1 have the afternoon off?” Boss Ran: “It’s your grandmother again, I suppose?” Office Boy: “Yes, sir. She’s making her first parachute jump, you know.” -—r-i——————————------ — -------.. . __ ____ Lots 66x152 north of High School building at $200.00. Also 1 with garage and wood house. A. L. WOODARD ................. " dinner table, with the help of electric power. Mountain States Power Co. No yp FAMILY GROUP HOSPITAL PLAN THE LANE COUNTY HEALTH AND ACCIDENT AGENCY of fers a COMPLETE family group hospital plan. ONLY A FEW CENTS A DAY Available to all ages—3 months to 75 years! For complete information mail coupon today. ENROLL NOW Izats County Health and Accident Agency 201 Odd Fellow* Temple Eugene, Ore. NAME ................................................ ADDRESS J ............................................................. CITY Send Informât Inn Without Obligation ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9th, OWNER WILL BE ON PREMISES FROM 1215 So. 4th St., City .......... 1........ 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