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Published Every Thursday at Connut «rwe JmtiMl Till 'RS P AY. FEHRVAnV 21, 1946 THE SEXTINEI^ COTTAGE PROVE, OREGON FAGE TWO ÄWW. Washington Letter House. Administration forces con sistently fight for increased »pend ing. Th«» Republicans in the House arc doggedly fighting for reduc tions. W. C MARTIN Editor. PublUher By Harris Ellsworth, Rep. In Subscription Rates, Cash in Advance Congress from Oregon Subscription rates, cash in advance. No subscription for less than 3 6 Mos. -3 Mos. lYr. month«. As this is written, Mr. Ickes'. LEGAL NOTICES 1.25 .2.00 In Lane-Douglas Counties resignation as Secretary of the JO 1.50 Outside This Dist. in Oregon Interior has just been courtly ac 1.00 cepted by the President. Ickes NOTICE OF T I M B E R SALE. .....2.50 Outside Oregon in U. S.-------- Scaled bids, marked outside "Bid resigned effective March 31. The for Timber,” and addressed to the Foreign Rates on Application. 1.50 1.00 President ordered him to vacate Chief FiWcster, O. and C Admin --2.00 Armed Forces in U. S.------_ his office February 15th just two istration, 901 Guardian Building, 1.00 ...1.50 Armed Forces Overseas ..... days notice. lYirtland 4, Oregon, will be receiv Entered at Cottage prove. Oregon, as second class matter 1 Meanwhile, rumors of other ed until and opened at 10 30 A M. high-level changes arc rampant. Pacific Standuni 'rime, March 12, NATI EDITORIAL— Gossip has it that if Paul Porter. 1946 for the purchase of timber SSOCIATION FCC chairman and an important upon tracts hereinafter described; PEI political advisor to the adminis each bid must state the amount llATIIH tration. is moved to OPA he is per M. feet B.M . which will be of really being kicked upstairs on fered for each «pedes and the total I his way out. Since last summer, consideration which will be paid CRIME RECORD there has been ill feeling between for the timber. No bid for leas than In au address before th«* annual meeting of Catholic Porter and Bob Hannegan. Han- the appraised value will be con- Youth. J. Edgar Hoover, director of the federal bureau of in negan rates higher in administra •idered. Each bid must be sub vestigation. in discussing the importance of efforts dedicated tion party circles so it is con- mitted in duplicate and be (ac sidered he is going to do some companied by a deposit in the form io good citizenship and toward clean living, said: maneuvering to get rid of Porter. of a certified check in favor of “The postwar crime wave which we feared is upon us. the Treasurer of the United It is amounting in intensity. It is growing in severity. It is The bill known as the Case bill States.. The deposit of any suc noi isolated. It is nationwide. In fact, other countries report which was passed by the House cessful bidder will be credited On similar experiences. Lawlessness is not inherited; it is aquired— last week by an overwhelming the contract. Payment in full at and so is character. Therefore, is it not much more important vote will never become a law in the time of filing the contract is its present form Every member required in sales amounting to to build character? “View with me. if you will, the passing parade of crime. of the House knew that at the $2500 or less For copies of the It presents a sordid spectacle. Out of each LOOP inarching in time the roll on the bill was call form of proposal, form of contract this endless parade. 521 have marched before to a prior arrest. ed. The bill supposedly is contrary and bond, terms of payment, to the best interests of organized amount of deposit required with amTilO are under 21 years of age. More persons aged 17 are tabor It certainly is contrary to bid, amount of bond required with arrested than in any other age group. Of each 1.000 murderers. the wishes of the labor leaders, contract and other information. 140 are unrler,21 years of age: of every 1.000 rubbers. 360 are Their idea of legislation is to apuJieation should bp nv^e to the Tinder 21 f pf burglars. 510; of thieves, 340: of arsonists. 350; havir no. legislation at all. Having address shown above. IN LANE of 1.Q00 car thwves,'630 pre um»r 21; and of 1.000 rapists. been sent to the Senate, it Is gen- COUNTY: T. 15 S. R 6 W. Sec. 320 are under 21 years of age. erally conceded that one of two S3, all* merchantable timber des ‘Tn the background of each of these youths lies a story things will happen to the Case ignated. for cutting on the NE1«- of shocking neglect. Boys and girls are being deprived of the bill. Either it will be pigeonholed SWU and W’sSWQ. estimated eare and guidance necessary to the proper formation of their by the Senate Committee on La- for the purpose of this salt* to b«» characters. Their lawlessness had its roots in every instance bor. and nothing more will lx* 2400 M. feet Douglas Fir. 40 M in broken homes; in homes where mothers and fathers, because ^1?^ feet Western Red Cedar, 30 West of their neglect, misunderstanding or irresponsibility, had fail-1 ^mpfcteb* revamped, changed be- ern Red Cedar Poles No bid for less than $3.30 per M ft.B.M. for ed in their primary obligation. vond recognition. j the Douglas Fir. $2.50 per M.ft. B.M. for the Western Red Cedar. dtdt v w a HwruriQ The House Banking and Cur- $.75 each for the Western Red BIBLE TEACHINGS J rency Committee is conducting Cedar Poles,, or a total purchase Few people today have any conception of the important hearings on the bill to extend price of $8.042.50, will be consid part the Bible teachings played in the business progress of the price Control which law expires ered. All timber cut from the United States or the creation of our government. America was at the end of June. This is the above described area must be founded on man's consciousness of God. man’s daily labor and IOPA law. Recently, the OPA peo- manufactured in the local market the fruits therefrom. Plc have Pj«>’»ng with smart ing area designated by the O. and * All over the world, during the past two decades, political propaganda designed to sell th«» C. Administration unl«»ss other wise authorized by the Chief For teachings which aggrandia«»d an individual, h a v e taken the ™ ** ester. If the unit prices bid are place of Bible teachings. Equality, freedom and religious lib- done The: above those authorized by MPR erty have been tost in nations which glorified individuals rath- f|he 460. they will be reduced to the er than principles. season was a propaganda gesture. maximum permitted under* that In our own country, strong factions are seeking to tie ourijj was supposed to show u*hat order. In case of two or more future progress to all-powerful government. People are losing 1 would happen if ceiling prices identical bids for the same tim sight of the fact that America was not built on this basis, but were removed. The plan back- ber, the successful bidder well be was built upon a constitution that embodies the teachings of. fired. As we have shown by studies selected on the basis of ability to the Bible. : made by the Republican Food further the objectives of the Act It is high time that we came to our senses and. instead Study Committee, the citrus fruit of August 28, 1937. The right is of aping foreign, governments that criticize our country but price debacle did nothing more hereby jyserved to waive techni cal dflNFts in this advertisement: turn to II for mA mxl money to »III. their <>«■-1 to rej»*et all blds, or to award the timber for the amount of the 1 breathes _ il _ behind _ 1. 2 „ 1 our .... own .......... constitution, iiti, 11.1 . ... 1 rxn 1 < L> «11 c Xl' R PTIC . U F S t 1 i_ revealed, and it based on ideals which was so lhat in ord(,r to highest bid to other than the high have given us liberty and bjessings beyond those enjoyed by what actuany happened. est bidder when necessary, pur the OPA deliberately resorted to suant to the Act of August 28, all other peoples. . , „ And don’t let any foreign or domestic politician try to releasing false and inaccurate 1937 ( 50 Stat. 8741, in order to provide a continued supply of tim tell you he has a system under which government will do for figures. As the time for action on the ber to local industry so as to as the individual what the individual cannot do for himself if OPA law nears, many very’ level sure the permanence of the com he keeps government his servant rather than his master. headed members of congress are munity which is dependent upon fearful that dissatisfaction of the such industry. Dated at Portland, people—which will be reflected in Oregon, this 15th day of Febru DON’T WASTE FOOD It has been estimated that 20 percent of all the food pro the attitude of their representa- ary, 1946. W. H. Horning, Chief tives in congres»-that this dis- Forester, O. and C. Administra duced in this country goes into the garbage pail, or is other tion. 28-2t-29. wise wasted. the failure of congress to renew During normal times «hen the xyorld is fairly well fe<l the OPA act. TJhese members NOTICE OF FINAL this waste is bad enough, but in these days when peoples of realize that there is still a need SETTLEMENT many countries are suffering acutely from hunger it is de for price control over a great Notice is hereby given that many articles and classes of goods. Mary S. Mosby the undersigned plorable. The very ease with which we can get food tends to make But the hopelessly bad adminis Administratrix of the estate of us less understanding of the food situation in other countries. tration of the law has made peo Robert H. Mostly deceased has America ha« a remarkably fine food production system ple so disgusted that regardless of filed in the Circuit Court of the the dangers of removing price which is now turning out record crops. The Nation also has controls, things couldn't be much State of Oregon, for Lane Coun ty, Probate Department, the final outstanding food distribution facilities «-ompoaed chiefly of worse. account of her administration of the thousands of independent grocers serving virtually every Most of the dissatisfaction with said estate and that the Court community from Maine to California. The efficiency of our OPA stems from the fact that the has appointed March 26th, 1946, food producers and especially of our independent grocers present ’crop of OPA regulations at 10 o'clock A. M., in the court makes a wide variety of food available to the American house are slowing up, even strangling room of said court, in the Court production. Woolen mills cannot House, at Eugene, Lane County, wife at very reasonable prices. But, in order to make the most of this advantage and to make 100% virgin wool suiting Oregon, as the time and place for avoid wasting oirr abundance, greater care and economy in and will not ruin their reputations hearing and action by the court the kitchen should be exercised. We can all be Well fed and in the trade by making shoddy on said account. .Dated this 21st cloth. Manufacture of radio sets still provide more food for the underfed in other lands if we is held up because OPA has not day of February, 19*16, first pub prevent food spoilage in our homes and correct the bad habit set prices on certain small parts. lication. Dated February 21, 1946. MARY S MOSBY. of leaving food on our plates. , ___ ______ . on ______ _ ___ Regulations milk and _____ cream ALTA KING, Administratrix. When we realize that the amount of food wasted in Amer- virtually stopped the manufacture Attorney.28-5t-32 ica is enough to feed the combined populations of Norway, of butter.. The regulations were Belgium. Greece and Czechoslovakia we can better grasp the ¡supposed to hold down prices* The magnitude of waste. result was that housewives bought ----------------- --------------------------------------- ■■» ■ ---- ---- ------- ——I whipping cream and churned their own butter at more than a 50 । per cent increase in cost of the butter. Space permitting. I could AS TO i* list dozens of similar instances of 'maladministration. Greater pro duction Is the greatest safe-guard against inflation but OPA, charg in EVERY SINUY ed with the responsibility of hold- | ing back inflation, is ignoring the ' necessity for production as a bas- i ic means of checking inflation. Appropriation bills are now be ing taken up on the Floor of the KORE Church Activities ASSOCIATED STOVE OH McCOY MOTORS No^v A special evening service will be held in the Baptist church with the Men’s Gospel Team from the First Baptist church, Eugene, having charge of the program. There will be a male quartet to bring special numbers and a mem ber to lead the song service. Mr. P. Waldo Davis will play his musical bells as a special feature of the evening. There will be a short message by the pastor on “The Personality of Christ.” At the morning worship the pastor will speak on "The Sym pathy of Jesus.” There will be special music by the chdlr. The study of the Bible is the greatest need in America. Come and study the word of God with. us this Sunday in our Church school at 9:45. Reports will be made at the young people's meeting this Sun day evening at 6:30 by those who are attending the B.Y.F. state convention in Salem. Al) young people invited t o attend. There will be a singspiration following the evening service with refresh-, ments served to all. i Cottage Grove and Vicinity Come to MACK’S FIXIT SHOP at 1101L Main and order yonr new American Beauty Locker Box and Freezer Orders also taken for that well-known Stromberg-Carlson Radio and Phonograph. Be one of the first to receive cne of these highest quality radios. Also Launderall Automatic Washing Machines 28 2U29 who less than the b<at of s Vl.h„.llllH Admiiii.tra- tion h?commit 7 dixerimitmtion You are invii.nl to bring your children to .the Church of ttod Sunday school at 10:(X) u. m. They .. ......... ................................................................................................ enjoy being in the classes imdAcourse . . . .... HVtfrv noa- regular attendance will be a life their own pockets. The ................ . the American ihmi i I c " 1 ¡' 1 । long benefit. aible aafogimrd of veterans lirullh is s, ! ‘ i ' ' At the nsirning worship service the pastor will speak on the sub ject: “Life Before Growth " ...... .. ...... .... Tune in for th«* Church of God "Riches of Lovo" radio broadcast. meut expense when the ease dviuiiml« it. HAGEN, Sunday, KXL. Portland. 3:00 to 3:30 p. m. The sermon topic for the eve to paradise. , , ning devotional will be 'Tying the nt 8:00 p.m. Rending room is In All things being equal. |*oplo the church building «nd open to do what they most wish to do. Minister's Hunds.” A prominent minister quotes At the prayer service on Wed- the public from 2 to I pm. each and Aristotle as follow.: “Our true nesday the study of First Cor- afternoon except Sundays next holidays. The subject for inthians will I m * continued. nature is th«* U*t we are <u|»abl«- Send your children to the story Sunday will la» "Mind.' of becoming." hour Fridays at 3.15 p. in. A "giaxl fellow" Is m»t nccea- snrlly a worth-while feik>w. Church of Chriat. Git» A Gibb«. THOUGH ri.Ei'S Bible aghool •* ni. Morning in. Sermon wonhip 11 <x> //v ¿’4// />'. Phone 188 “Araunah's Oxen. Young peoples meeting 6:30 p. m. Evening ser- Thc ; Do you crave friendship? Then vice 7:00 p. m. Sermon: Mind of Christ." be friendly. Do you wish for ap- Mid-week prayer ami Bible P proclatitun? Then be appreciative study Thursday evening 7:30. Careless Christians may do You an* cordially invited to all more harm in a community than of these services. J. Michael Shel willful sinners. ley. minister. Hypocrites fool themselves more than they do the public. The Unity Study Group held its People who some times live con weekly meeting on Wednesday nt spicuously inconsistent lives are the home* of Lance Naish. 328 ,not necessarily hypocrites. Quincy Ave. The topic was deni« . j ... rhc major industrial »trike» ate Next Wednesday the group uft> (>ut „ u very lloubtful oil »IOV« eftcwncy. uw «hi. ...I I I k * * A C « ■ r- 0 ■ . V . f »w »tax toot f—l- h 1« will take up ■■Affirmations" from if any principles of permanent Clean burning and aunomual Dr Cady’s book * "Lessons in policy have been settled. Truth.” Plans arc <«« now' , it being 1. - ■ H one is honest witth himself C. I. BOZELL mad.* to start a Youth of Unity w|th h|g fc|. Distributor c"“" | lowman. Pious platitude» pave no path» "Giving God A Hearing.” is the subject of the pastor of the Pres- ; bytcrian church at the eleven 1 o'clock service. The Sunday school' meets at 9:45. Thela Ann Murrel will be the leader at the 6 o'clock Youth Fellowship meeting. The subject is: "Living With My Fam ily." The Westminster Junior Fel lowship will meet Monday at 3 13 p. m. Chrysler, Plymouth and International Sales and Service The CruMuie For Christ Evan gelistic Services at the .Methodist church will culminate with the 6th and Wash Phone 64 services of this Sunday At 9:45 the church school will meet under the direction of Supt. S. L. Mack-4 in. At the eleven o'clock hour. I Rev. Charles G. Brown will speak on “Discovering Christ." The Youth Fellowships will meet at six o'clock. At the Vesper Hour at 7 o’clock the guest speaker will bring a message on 'The Master’ of Life.” 8:30 P. M 23-7tc-29 ATTENTION VETERANS DESERVE THE BEST There is not a dorent-mimled American eitixon would anv thut any disabled American «nr v.hrnn 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 yean! For complete information mail coupon today. Rev. Rozel la Douglas will speak at the Free Methodist church on Sunday at 11 a. m. from the sub- i ject “The Manna." In the evening at 8 p. m. her subject will be, "What Is That in Thine Hand?" Young people's meeting 6:45 p. m. in charge of paul Foust. ENROLL NOW Christian Science Society, 242 ' Second street Sunday service 11 a m. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. and Wednesday evening meetings the second Wednesday in • the month t ADDRESS U m County Health and Arcldrnt Agency 201 Odd Frllow« — - - Temple Eugene, Ore. NAME 1 CITY Wend Information Without Obligation I NEED CARS! Sell Now While Prices Are the Highest in History See R. B. GRAY Your OLDSMOBILE Dealer Phone 111 30 South 7th Street ________ Cottage Grove
