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t The MeaHne!. Cottage Prore, Dragon Thur*.. Jan T, 1948 ' •MUge Gnvt Jtotmcl U. N. REVIEW “ Established August 15, 1889 ®* MARTIN . ..... ........ , ,, . ........... Editor, Publisher Buhaeription rataa, caah In advance. No gubacription for less than 3 months. 1 Yr. 6 Mos. 3 Moa In Lane-Douglas Counties__ ..2.50 1.50 1.00 Dutalde This District ____ .3.00 1.50 /Foreign Rates on Application. EDITORIAL. ASSOCIATION A NEW INDUSTRY FOR OUR COMMUNITY An Indiana newspaper, in an editorial supporting the! Tiatiunal guard, characterised the national guard ns a new ’ iWdiuitry lor that community. If the national guard is a new I t< 1 ^or community our own cannon company is no exception for it will bring into the trade territory here an wroll of around $20.000 or better if we remember the ,j figures correctly. In our own case here th«* cannon company could stand ■ m several more recruits. If the national guard had'been properly lupported over the nation, thc universal military conscription act which is facing the nation, might have been avoid<*d. Don't v l°r a m*bute that the act if given congressional approval. " i Ve Plen‘y headaches for the average individual. It will, the other hand the national guard offers young men the opportunity of training at home, which is worth a good deal. ' ... public in general may be tired of any mention of militarism and all that it brings, but it looks from here lik* , we will either support the national guard and do it soon or have military conscription. You may want to forget all about war. Even so it seems to us we must make a choice. Which' The Trusteeship Council com- would you rather have—your son or husband sent awav for a 'P10’«1 ,he fl"t part of its second year’s training or have him train at home’ ‘ session, having for the first time ____ WILL 1948 BE A YEAR OF ACTION? UNITED NATIONS BUDGET IM FIXED AT »3LMUA, ISA YOU RE TELLING ME! LAKE SUCCESS, New York Cottage Grove The United Nations will be able Dec 27. 1947 to spend up to $34.825,195, less ........................ By WIHIAM RITT ■ • ■—.......... — — New yean i« here, and that than one-fifth of the cost of a CtnUal Press Wtittr means resolution«; scrapping the major battleship, as its budget for . “CRIMI ” TO RITIRIT be "Ov*r the SIH to Sucocaa. old and making new, 1948 or Drain Pipes 1 Hava Known.' BRITAIN'S oldeat burglar, a This is our second New Years in The 57 U N, member nations 1 I J gaffer of 93. has announced hla Cottage Giove I who pay for the organization'* Jimmy became a burglar at retirement. Second etory work I was ired at «ome things about ¡operations trimmed orlgnial mi- a mtrt youth I nd he has been a la just too£ough on a chap who our new town and the ways of i mates hut f|na4ly approv'd > ... . . ' ’ ■ J u^ririvini « «< Isithtul wearer of soltsoled ao longer ekn climb etalre. many peoples. We as a city didn t higher budget thnn 1947 * $28tioo shots ever si net.' 1 I I have this, we didn't have that: 000. Increases, say sav U N officiate UN. officials, I I I The et-porch climber's mon- the editorials and ’’letters to the reflect greater tn ska imposed by Today*cemplains th* hoary- »eher is Jimmy •nd ont must editor" definitely bore u pessi various organs h*ad*d houtobroakor, hl* job he* sty ht tried to het up to hit mistic view on "our" town. The largest item in the appro lo*l it* charm lolidoi, those name. What could 1 do as an Individ priation will go to the UN Secre now-(angl«d burglar alnrmt ere i i ual 7 come New Yeans, 1 could tariat in salary and for the actual too oil-fired uniporting. Jymet, it inmi, hoi olio como i make a resolution. expenses of turning out the work I I ! to the <*n<lution night work It To be resolved; that, I would do of the world-wide organization It should be added that Jim vnheoHhful for a nonagenarian. all that I could as an individual Some $24.782.000 was earmarked my waa p*rauadtd to retire by ■ toward the betterment of "our" for Secret arm t exjiensra. which ths cope who. as they put the Now that he has hung up his I town; to place myself under com- Include everything from the trans- finger on him, pointed out ho mand of civic leaders to call upon | lation of speeches to supplying old skeleton key for good the has 45 years of atnt'ncta hang me w here my sorvice as an indi- information to every [»art of the aged ewlper of spoons and con ing over hl’a If he trieo a ividual could be used: to find out world ’ ' noisseur of other people's can the other fellows problems and to / The important -legislative” or- comeback Loll have to welt dlesticks probably will write until the year 1993. j assist him if at all possible; not gans bls memoirs. A good title might the General Assembly, the to speak of anyone unless it be of Security Council, Economic and good; to REGISTER and VOTE Social Council und Trusteeship as a citizen. Annual New Wood Humble Birthplace Council and n galaxy of commia- j We have all criticized our com Wood i* growing In our forest at Th* cranberry ha* a humble aions and committees will have munity for the lack of something $2.900.000 available F o r special birthplace In damp marshes or th* rat* of about 13.370.000.000 cuble or management. conferences and inquiries ami in , bogs. These bog* are covered with feet per y*ar or about 25,300 eublc As an individual perhaps you vestigations, like that now going thick, green carpets by the matted feet per minute. Wood I* b*lng are not able t<^ get out and pnr- on in the Balkans. $1,154,000 was cranberry vines. At harvest time taken from the forc»t at th* rat* at , ticipate in community affairs but allocated, while another $2,250,- in the fall the brilliant berries can about 13.300.000.000 cubic feet per you can do this; 000 will go for the administration be seen Ilk* ruble* spotting this flat year, of which 1,300,000.000 cubic MAKE A RESOLUTION FOR of the Free Territory of Trieste surface. Crown successfully In only feet la loft du* to Are. (meet* and 1948. dlieaie. If thete dettroyer* could and two Economic Commissions. s few plsce*. the cranberry needs be controlled, prelent wood growth We had a war, remember our The International Court of Jus sn scid soil and plenty of water to would almost balance wood uae. boys fought for your right to vote tice was granted $681,000 for its protect It from frost and insects. the Press of the Economic and So as a free people, that is our first 1948 salaries, expenses and other: cial Council to meet at Lake duty toward them, our commun costs. ity and our country. Success. January* 20 - Proparatory Com- n‘TnSC Fast Steel Work mission of the International Refu- 9ro.'c at ,he m 1947 is n A three-ton slub of steel <30 inches । deplorable record for our town, gee Organisation URO) to meet wide. 130 inches long and 3 inches at Geneva or Lausanne, Switzer- ¡especially those critics who try thick) can b* rolled into * 750-fool । to tell other people how to run land. length of iheet steel <30 inches wide city affairs and yet fail to cast and 0 080 inch thick) In 90 seconds January 22 — Interim Commis their votes pro or con. for men or __ _ .. ... sion of the World Health Organ- measures This right to vote as a in a recently constructed continuous ization (WHC ) to meet at Geneva. flw people is the only power with hot strip mill. February 2 — Economic and which our people can use as a legal Social Council to meet at Lake j weapon, we should exercise that Success. i right. New information Centers Local people as well as local Three new United Nations In- business need more community XOTICK OF HEARING ON formation Centers are being added spirit Business should encourage to U.N.’s globe-girdling informa- local People to buy in our com- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: tion network. munity. Loral people should en- .That the undersigned Executrix of The new centers, located in couraKe business by 1 o e a 1 pur- the Last Will and Testament of Moscow. Prague and Warsaw, will demand forcing supply LEON C EMERSON has filed her carry on various U N. information " a?,d*s Let * ’P^nd our final account in the Circuit Court activities, including the release of at home ‘«wtead of "up of the State of Oregon for Lane County, which Court has appoint facts to the press and general pub- . . lie, the distribution of U N mater- The«*fore I do resolve; to stick ed 10 o'clock A M. of February 3, ■al and liaison with organizations my nos<‘ ,nt,° ,Oth,er « busi- 1948, as the time it will hear ob TTxr i , . j ¡ness; our citys business: for my jections thereto and for final set 812 Main St. U N. plans include the estab- own w Phone 317 , ..... , - , own good, to see for myself why tlement of said estate HATTIE M don,t havp *is or that. The OPAL BROWN, Executrix. HER- in bua”*“ “ y°ur «"d "»y in » < A2ready business, let. us, you and me. im- BERT W. LOMBARD, Attorney 21-5t-25 SOpCn prove h by ^operation and good for Estate. ?-Hv no’ nt ^icis^or P A ' » / Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter. NATI 1 Letters to the Editor given personal audience to a rep- i resentative of a non-self-govern- ing people; having approved ree- , ommendations that greater self In several meetings attended in the past year or so, the government be granted to the peo- wj-iter has heard the shortcomings of this section cussed and P,e of Western Samoa; and having discussed at length. In fact these shortcomings have been begun to work out an administra- diseussed so much that they should be identified by now and I ?ve P*j*«m for the Holy City of we should take steps to correct them Jerusalem soon to be a ward of M ‘ the Lnited Nations. The Council • r ”®w onen in thp P),st thre<' O’* four years witnessed the expects to reconvene on January individual or group start a community undertaking with all the 16 to complete its work on the ad- enthusiasm possible an«; look in a few months to see the project ministrative plan for Jerusalem. u fizzle for lack of effort, you possibly remember three or four A history-making International years ago that a veteraps memorial building fund was started Bill of Rights has been approved here by the American Legion. Later the VFW also undertook to by the Commission on Human ..erect a similar project with the result that neither project has Rights, meeting in Geneva. The ^W< Kitten anywhere. Wc arc not concerned with the merits of the new document provides protec project of either of these organizations but we are concerned tions for racial, religious and political rights. The 31-article Bill me M'ith the lack of cooperation. Members of both these organiza- of Rights has been sent to U.N. tions fought and won a war with cooperation, but now that Member Countries for comments ’ peace is here, they can’t cooperate for some reason. It reminds us and then will be submitted to the 1 <»f a family fuss where an outsider tries to interfere and stop General Assembly. the fuss, and where the members of the family turn on the | Program of Coming outsider until he is out of the way and then resume the family United Nations Meetings —■ fuss. The community has an armory building, which up until January 5 — Commission on the recently has been a white elephant so far as offering any status of Women of the Economic facilities to the community is concerned. Under the present Success. New York management we believe the building will lie open to the public.' January 19 — Sub-Commission CT'tteism and then Fail to fban’!,hai1 and Washing- VOTE for men and women officers If so why not use it ? on Freedom of Information and of ton, a total of nine. whom we wish to run our city’s The story of the two donkeys tied together is familiar to quirements which the participat- nffair’’ antl °r against our most of us. When hay was put down near the animals each ing countries must meet I' have Pr**ent Id*». tried to go in a separate direction, but even the donkeys asked the Foreign Affairs Com-! Our ***»P*Per is publicity for decided they should pull together to get anywhere. Yet the mittee to give me a hearing on my our town. it is city and county same logic has not been applied to a lot of things we have tried resolution, and I believe I will T0*4 *®uMn’t PAY for bad to do. By Harris Ellsworth, Rep. in have opportunity to present my Pubbity, let us give our out of Congress from Oregon Why not use a little of the donkey logic in 1948 and first arguments to that committee in 110*") "’a«’rs the advantage of our complete our community hospital project? It’s a big under-! the near future. free publicity by our active com- • • • • 'munity participations and im- taking, but can be done an dthe completion of this badly The so-called interim aid bill needed project will give us confidence to go ahead and do "uas Passed by the House of Rep- The Republican inflation con- —’ " things. resentatives without a record vote. trai legislation Is expected on the other ’° ,0 ”ve’ to ‘""fc a"d AND LEGAL NOTICES Nichols Radio & Appliance RADIO HEADQUARTERS Washington Letter _ I The action indicates there was no our town. Cottage* Grove*. Floor of the House soon. It will very great opposition to the bill, <Jr Woody Hilbert not give authorization for the cre a rollcall vote would have beeh 40 North N. ation of another OPA, but will ap demanded by those who opposed it. prove three or four of the Presi The original bill as reported by dent's ten-point program, which j Creswell Grange No. 496 the committee was amended on included price control and ration Dec 22. 1947 the Floor to some extent, but such ing. Rumors on Capitol Hill, as Cottage Grove Sentinel, amendments did not alter either this letter is written, are to the Cottage Grove, Oregon. the basic purpose and principles of effect that the President has Gentlemen: This Grange has gone on record the bill, or the money authorized. stated he Will insist upon all ten as opposing the sale of the county I presented one amendment on the points of his program. poor farm. Floor which was adopted. I had observed that Section 10 of the bill Yours very truly, gave the President such broad Gladys Rogers, Secy. Mr. and Mrs. Rap.'iael Booher, powers that he could use that sec- | tion as authority for instituting accompanied by Mene Clark, left WATCH THE SENTINEL IN '48 price control and rationing. My on Monday evening after the amendment put a proviso in the school program for Kansas. Miss section which declares that Lois Goins substituted in the pri Checks Soil Losses nothing in the Act shall be mary room for the two days Mrs. deemed to authorize the Presi Booher was absent. Mrs Booher dent to make any regulations rel plans to be back in time to take up Good soil management pays divi ative to production, prices or allo school duties again when school dends in making heavy crops per cating of commodities within the takes up on January 5. acre, building organic matter in the Mr. and Mrs Carl Spinharney i United States. soil and at the same Ume checking and Donald Ray spent the holi 1 In previous letters, I have dis cussed long-range economic aid to days in Portland visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Thompson Europe, which is generally re soil tmatu with ferred to as the “Marshall Plan’’. and sons visited relatives from LIMI. SHOtPMATI » SOIL Tuesday through Friday at Junc sotmm sees Clove* HÜT I pointed out that Secretary Mar- When telescoped for moving, this new 18-lon Portable Oil Derrick folds tion City. Harrisburg, and Halsey. tmatio neatly onto a large truck bed and trailer. In operation, it stretches up ' shall made a short and concise equal to the height of a 12-story building. Designed and constructed statement to the effect that the Mr. Thompson reports a very suc for Shell Oil Company, Incorporated, it is part of the all-electric drill countries of Europe would have to cessful duck hunt. ing outfit that took Shell over two years of reveareh at a eo«t of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Payne of i put themselves in shape to re $250,000.00. Il* mobility is expected Io check rising drilling erw»», store their own economic system Prairie City visited relatives and before expecting aid from us. The friends here over the holidays. Ancestors of Smorgasbord Building Mormon Temple Secretary’s statement is the only They motored to Ashland on Sat Bread, butter and cheese are the urday tp visit at her sisters’ home. It ru». took 40 years to build c.u ------- U” expression by this government re ¿A ancestors of the smorgasbord. In Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Black have ake4 . Mormon The garding European economic re- 71 TON» OM. MR K0C *? T0W» CM 0« KM ___ __ , , temple. . • --- firrt -■■■s r.uivpcau cwnmniv re 34*0 LM or NIT10MH i«eo LM or MTOOMN Swedish, smor means butter. ost th. n ? % ereCted °Ut' habilitation. The countries of Eur moved from Comst«x:k to Fo«ter. 20 LM. tr SOL IMO*. mean* cheese and brod means slue tne United States was the ope proceeded quickly to make Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins of Del I I« IM MH. SOT***, txsrxi quiuKijr to mane d ~., 3560 LM BMAiu CALCIUM bread. Cardston temple in Canada in 1923. their own ■ i interpretation and sub- 5 annou"ce thc mitted a report containing pledges win,- **r <H°Ln °n of what they INTENDED to do. W £!nS,2V 1 56 renK,rnb<?reil I erosion. The result* shown above summarize test* at the University Thus far. they have done very aS Dorothy Soverns. of Illinois Elizabethtown experiment i little toward keeping that series; , field since 1918. Soybeans Retain Oil of seven pledges. Manure, lime and phosphate Research by the U. S. department Realizing that we are about to made the difference between the of agriculture on the oil content of accept the European interpreta- two plots. The soil was already rich i tion of Secretary Marshall’s state soybeans in storage shows that no in potash. BY CHEF ART ANDRIESIAN ment, I introduced a resolution oil is lost from beans during their The heavy crop* of alfalfa-clover which, if adopted, would Consti storage prior to processing, con and small grain* protected the soil trary to the commonly held belief tute a statement by Congress say from beating rain*. The soil of the ing. with reference to the Marshall that such oil content diminishes dur treated plot with it* 18 ton* of or ing storage. Research Into both food ganic matter per acr* could soak up statement, that ’’appraisals of On Highway 99 at an'd industrial uses of soybeans was more water faster than the soil of need and statements of intent LEONA AUTEL — 14 Mi. So. of Cottage Grove shall not be considered sufficient undertaken for protection of farm the untreated plot with only five basis for action by t h e United ers who would be subject to lower tons. Les* water was left to run off States, but that such statements returns if their stored beans were and carry *oil with it. purchssed on the assumption thst For erosion control on longer must be supported by formal ac oil content had lessened during stor ■lope* a crop rotation that includes tions by participating govern- age. There also was developed a more years in soil protecting crops । ments before the United States paste containing pigments and driers , can undertake any program of so mixed that farmers can prepare such a* legume gras* mixture* is advised. Full field* on a 12 per cent economic aid.” a paint at relatively low cost by | ■lope (uch as was in this field would Such a resolution should be merely adding soybean oil to it. An adopted now. If ,we wait until other new process separates soybean need a rotation of corn, winter grain next spring before we inform the oil into two fractions, each of which and two or three year« of legume- grass mixtures for best results. Con nations of Europe that we expect is better than the whole oil for Other days 4:30 P. M. — 1:30 A. M. CCI tour farming, strip cropping and them to do certain things, their tain purposes. terracing would help, too, to slow Bnn<|nets by Appointment. compliance and the recovery pro-' down the water so that more would will be that much delayed. delayed gram win Our thanks should be as Phone Drain 82-R-14 Closed Sundays It is certain that whatever long- vent for mercies received as 1er- have a chance to soak into the our ground. 21-ltp range Marshall Plan legislation is petitions for mercies sought enacted, it will carry a list of re-'Charles Simmons *ht' IS this the day after OIL DERRICK ON WHEELS . CURTIN DAV? 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