The Cottage Grove sentinel., February 19, 1948, Page 2, Image 2

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Letters tO the Editor
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JFI FERSON-JACKSOX
(ENTENMM. AT PORTI.AMI
Once
Lightly The Jefferson-Jackson t>hten
Portland. Oregon, Feb. 12. 1948
To the Editor:
nial cetetnony, which vili he hel<
Piiul DeVaux
W C. MARTRM--------
The proposal to make available
in Portland on Aprii 7. is receivim
C A Vili
"or higher education some of the
full suppuri troni Fasicin Oregon
StA -
Subscription rate«, cash In advance No subscription for less than 3
nillions of dollars of surplus in- Three .wars ago today, in the ami Willamette Valloy partistins
mpntha.
i yr
W tax receipts which are now grey that was supposed to have and eommittee plana graduali)
6 Mos. >3 Mos,
die in the state treasurer's office. tieen dawn, the curtain rose on aro mutuiing.
In Lane-Douglas Counties_______________ .2.50
1.50
1.00
JWAVW
nay
win popular approval, but one of the wildest of nightmares ""^en J. Howard MiGruth ol
Outside This District...... ............ ..................3.00
1.75
1.50
there are other need« in Oregon and bloodiest of Pacific liantes Rhode Island, Damocratic Matton­
foreign Rates on Application.
HIC' HIM
i that are just as great as that of It was 0730 when mon, heavy w ith ai chairman, will fly to Portland
Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter.
ugher education At the last legis- armour and arms, slipped over for thè occasion and will addre<e
j ative session the Ways and Me ms the sides of the ships down the thè SKX» per piate banqui't to la
TRANS
'ommittee trimmed the needed 51' cold rope
roiie nets to the boats await- held m thè Multnomah Hotel ut
Df AD
NATIONAL ÉDITORIAL—
nillion dollar welfare or relief- mg below. Waiting to take them 6:15 p.m., and also more than 3,0011
ALESTINEtJ
“
O re
PEI
Midget down to less than 4-1 mH- to the smoke shrouded sinister ’ supporters attending i he super d.
ion dollars. Thi> shortage of more blot of volcanic formation that luxe show and gala night in the
Il ATI 0 N
THIS IS MR BROWN where lie lay
han seven million dollars in the jutted from the dark water into civic auditorium at 8 15 pm.
JORDAN
welfare appropriation has caused a dark sky 0756 the radio blared
His car needed fixing right nwny.
untold misery, especially among “very light swells, boating excel­ It is to be noted that the Cen-
FLOWERS FOR THE LIVING
tennlal
speaker.
Sen.
McGrath,
the needy aged whose monthly lent" The wavus of landing craft
He delayed a bit too much
M ’ think the idea of n selection of a first citizen started bv
will make his Oregon
old-age assistance checks were re­ took their positions, moved toward ; however,
debut
over
Station
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133i
And became a piece of dust.
i
°f (’o,“nwT is a good one for the simpl’e
duced as a result. Many of these the core of the deadly whirlpool on Friday. February 20. nt 6:30
Lu . thB^« Kjvea»onie recognition to the man or woman who1 EGYPT
undernourished men and women of contemplated destruction
■I jrwiSH AMA
pm.. "Information Please, " at
So, don’t delay and regret tomorrow
tries to make his or her community a ludter place to live. It isn't
who are ford'd to exist on small
Battle hardened veterans of j which time he will, with another
possible to devise a system uhere the most deserving individual i MOVING tn from Syria, where they monthly grants, an' limited to one past engagements, outwardly speaker, discuss problems of nn-
Come in today and save much
gi'ts the award each year, but nevertheless the selection focuses have been training, some 15.000 meal a day. They nre often forced ealm. joking, cursing, praying, and : tional interest
sorrow.
troops from the Arab states are re­ to live in basement or attic axinis,
the attention of the community on some of the worthwhile things ported to have crossed Into Pales­
hoping
..........
were
tense
as
they
Ono|x'rnting
with
the
central
jarages or shacks that are with- inched closer. The air was heavy j Centennial commit ti-c in
accomplished by the individual.
Lane
tine tor their predicted major thrust
If you have had occasion to deal with the public at am Concentrating their forces at Nab­ >ut proper light, heat and sanitary wih smell and smoke, hard to county is Dr J. C. Hicks,
facilities, even though they pay breathe, and the individual roar River Road. Eugene
length you have pertups learned that it isn't customarv to sav lus. as shown on map, the Arab substantial rents. Little or nothing
anything as long as you arc doing a good job. but let the indi­ strategy is to cut tn two (arrow) is allowed for needed medicines. ■ of guns became lost in the over-
vidual do something that he should not or make a mistake and a Jewish Palestine, Indicated by Their monthly budget allowance, whelming thunder that was the
CORVALLIS
The Home
black area.
Hntr -ionol) of five dollars for clothing has to: din of insane chaos, of modern ! den hour, on KOAC the state »ta I
mighty howl is set up.
battle.
Phone 252^
Too few of us try to give flowers to the living. Hovers at '
be used to supplement their inade-
Ninth and Gibbs
The guys braced themselves, tion. nt 2 p.m Thursdays, will fen- j
tuate food allowance of 75 cents a the boat scraped and then ground turo a talk, "Pansies From Seed '
iinerais are goml to look at and show a certain respect, but thev
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day.
to a sudden halt. Water splashed at Home," by Mrs J D. Ander I
Ion t help the deceased any. A better plan is to give Hovers t’o j
Yes. Oregon needs more money in. the ramp stuck momentarily, son. Wecoma, necretary of Ov
the hving and give some indication at least that the worthwhile I
for higher education and for up- "God don't let it stick now," some­ Ocean Spray Gard n Club, Fab 26 .
things they do are appreciated.
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By ”
Harris
Ellsworth.
Rep. in
all kinds. 'The Sentinel.
to-date sehixil buildings and equip­ one cried. The ramp flopped down
Congress from Oregon
ment and for decent salaries for and men sloshed thru the water
teachers, but we also need to read M thc b|ack
fanne<|
WAITING FOR THE RIGHT TIME
For nearly two years, govern- he Commandment that says: ;ind were lost in the grey.
This S conmtmity
can go ahead
wz>Lt'
! I’"'"1””1’-' can
ahead in
in the
the matter
matter of
of ci
civic improve-' ment buying of wheat, coarse Honor thy father and thy moth-j That Rrrv
,,n
• * i »"•’p • ProPpr‘y owner is willing to make an investment grains, fats and oils, and other .*¡2 1 7
thal d,y e*«’P’ f‘" ‘be mi explo-
m better living. A good many people will tell you that now is the b**! commodities has forced steep Lwe
StOnS "nd ,hc
blood Nl«b’
wrong time to do anything that costs money and in a wav thev advances in the prices of food. As giveth thee There is plenty of bnwht no ch
white; and
are right, but on the other hand the average’individual is in bet food Pricvs advanced, it became surplus income tax money to de- Mas bUck and
ter financial condition than in the past twenty vears and desnite neccssary ,o P"»’ hiKher wa«« ,n cently care for our elderly «***• | the guys stopped where they were
Idle Hour
the high cost of construction we have had'more building and
1ind’J“‘r*' S°ath. ^T1 zero, as well as our college boys j to w,„ for morning Mornl^ was
imbrovement in the mat r,, a ....
price levels adx-anced. Since July and girls Let s see to it that a far away, the enemy sliells worked
Gas Washing Machine
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$149.50
part of such surplus shall be used mTr our RUys continuously, break-
rrxr* that
Trxnv purpose.
mr*T*m*A
*
a
_ i *
,
ment purchasing began, prices' for
ing
the
madness
only
by
reversing
" i'
P i" V'a’t f°r
tune to do this, that or the ¡have advanced so alarmingly that
Joseph E. Harvey-
the pattern of fire. Blind, groping
Idle Hour
o < r, but the undertaker gets them before they get around to the condition appeared to be one
State Representative from for morning, praying to see an­
Multnomah County
doing the things they would like to do. Most everybody wilL°f inflation.
other. our guys coundn’t dig holes
Electric Washing Machine
Builders Exchange Building in the crumbled ash, so sought dc-
•Rree that our main street needs a face lifting, yet the owners of
Last Fall, the President called
$109.95
Portland.
Oregon.
Immediate Delivery While They Last
the many buildings that need repair have not gotten around Congress into session, and de-'
i pressions left by bombs and shells
to it, despite the fact that we have had five or six prosperous man<le<l °f ‘he Republican Con-J
In one of these a fellow meets
years behind us.
gross that we do something to • To the Editor:
two total strangers, but within the
Linoleum Rugs, 9 x 12
$9.95
When competition
keener „„
as ..
it will <lo
as time
on bring down high prices.
Surely
I this oppor-
hour knows each ones life story,
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,„ire goes
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would
like Mr
to J take
loves,
desires
and
hopes.
It
’
s
cold
the old question of trade at home will be with us again. But if
T“st
enJ°>ed ».9^- ’unity of saying publicly what I
All Metal Ironing Boards
as he ¿777
[wepared
Ms have heard many people say in but he‘s not sure that’s why he
we have not done anything to make our establishment mor. nt - ical chuckle
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(limited supply)
a ------ ------- private
------- conversations.
----------- ... “Let'»
.. get shakes......... one guy has a small
troctive to the nrosneetiv® no
„O.1\ l . -k
. ? i messaSe ln which he demanded
business with ii h v
' ’
v nia,ke thetn "ant to 1,0 tha‘ ‘he Congress give him blank- Clint Blodgett back in town ”
bottle of brandy and they each
1 ess
ith us. how can we gripe it people go to some other et power to institute a new OPA : Evidently the City Fathers have a shot But he still shakes
All Metal Wagons priced from
town to trade.
He knew of coursei be was safe thought we were in a rut and and the shells arc all around, the
$1.95 up
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in making the request as the Con- that we needed a change. Well, it ground vibrates, hot shtapnel
Rocket Bicycles priced at .
gress would do no such thing. At was a mighty nice rut and we had lands on his back . ........ he feels
$39.95
TRICKY V. A. COST ESTIMATE
mi
a a
U
iv same
the
same iunv,
time, nvwvvcr
however .ix
.it was
was a a our
our change, now that the revolu- for the blood. A guy nearby gasps
Ike Oregon delegation in congress is as mystified as its perfectly lovely political hammer tion is
„ over let us forget it as and
........ after
...............
. . ......
the next
flash they knew
...
obdurate stand taken by the veterans admin*
which to beat the Republic soon as possible and right the sit-’ was his last.
,
We have in stock Tires. Batteries, Sent Covers and Floor Mats
1st rat ion against converting
army 08,18 °'cr the head.
uation by bringing Clint back and
—
— three strangers thinking
The
- --- —-r the 1500-bed \ Camp
uiiijj White
uur «turn
.hospital
Bu‘ what looked like a beautiful offering him the nice increase in tomorrow might not come for
hospital into a domiciliary facility for veteran patients. After
J
A. officials testified at a senate hearing that it would cost vision year scheme recently be- salary which he should have been ’hem. talked of not hatred for the
vvnvui aiiu
500.000 to convert the hospital into a domiciliary facility.
facility ^an
8an‘ tu o fall apaii.
apart. Wheat
and vinci
other , offered when he left here.
enemy, but the causes that
$1.500.000
brought them to this. They swore
Anne Chambers.
I basic food prices dropped, and in
Representative Ellsworth of Oregon demanded a breakdown.
I
vengeance
on the causes and
spite
of
an
announcement
by
Sec-
Oregon
City,
The V. A. could itemize $1.285,000 and no more. And the,
PHONE 543
। pledged each other that if any! ELLIOTT VOEGELE
I itemization
retary of Agriculture Anderson Feb. 11, 1948.
showed that the V. A.’s estimate was not based on that
should
survive
they
would,
with
—
Oregon
City
Enterprise
the government was about to
sole use of the hospital for domicilary care, as both senate and buy another 50 million bushels of
God’s help, fight to defeat the
house bills provide, but for a combination 500-bed domiciliary grain, the decline in price con- oreg ON SURVEY
real enemy, the causes.
facility and 500-bed medical hospital. This, though the nearest tinued
Morning came 26 days later
COMPLETED
when Iwo became officially se­
domiciliary facilities to the Northwest are at Los Angeles and
As nearly as I can put the
«rtmr vnosr t-
u
NEW YORK-Fvery merchant, cured. At the division cemeteries
J Hot. Springs, N. D., and there is a long list of patient applica- 1 events together in their proper or-
,n
the white rows were long and
tions.
। der. here is about what happened
glaring, each with a name of a
toWns’ w'"
But even the items of cost listed for such purposes were the week the market broke On smallpr
in a survey _ just completed
in the friend, a brother in arms, and
~,
suspect. Although Camp White provided lanndrv services for Tuesday and Wednesday of that
more. Generals were there to
week,
one
or
more
large
specula-
!
make speeches of the glory that
i 40,000 soldiers, the V. A. put in $218.000 for a laundry building, tore placed orders with their bro-
hsm,al1
equipment and installation. It included $443.000 for hospital kers to sell a total of more than a
hdd sa. ” v0”<m7 u,ndf*r should be for the fallen, and took
beds and equipment. $100.000 for incinerator and ground im­ million bushels of grain Commod-1 *100 000 ,a"nual y’ and discloses the liberty to say that if they
were there, they would have said
provements. $145,000 for contingencies and $167.000 for over­ ity prices began to sag. and on ihe OP*™”"*
Prpa,',"5
Thursday, when the Secretary of
as S°mPar^d with 1S4°- Of "carry on.” But “carry on" to
9 head and profit. Mr. Ellsworth reported.
It is obvious that the V. A. doesn’t want Camp-White Agriculture ordered the govern-
,hese ra,><» dropped dur- those that remained, meant the
™eime?;han * pledge, the solemn pledge to fight
hospital. The agency should be required to state without equivo­ ment buying of wheat stopped, the ,n« ,he War
bottom
fell
out
of
the
ma^t
On
v
°
lume
a
"d in ‘he sell- the causes.
cation its real reason for opposition.
No doubt similar pledges were
Sunday, at the end of the week
W h
made round the world mid dark
(February 8). the ’“Washington 9Ca,W’ hea^ndo^
but when we I
WRECKERS AT WORK
Star” said in a front page news
i0**- But n°w the trend is rc- hours of battle
*
see the symbolic picture, of five .
There is a well organized plan to overthrow the free enter-
“Secretary of Agriculture
prise system in this country. J. C. Penney, head of the J. C. Anderson disclosed last night that ; cxistPnJ com^tkio^Ts b£ men raising a banner on a moun­
tain top. let us ask ourselves if we
Penney Stores, said on a recent speaking tour in the West on '^at.on on government grain
Competit.on
coming keener. So. the survey re- are fulfilling those pledges that
behalf of the Laymen’s Movement for a Christian World.
re^hedTraVmlr^
■ veals, merchants should take were made .... to those who
.Mr. Penney is a philanth^pist of the practical school in ^h^hc^^^
thought. The curtailed or aban­ died, in Nimitz’ words, “where
•which politics plays no part. He warned against government day. The grain trade. Mr. Andcr- doned services of the war years - uncommon valor was a common
I encroachments
on private business, and pointed out that the son said, then was faced with a gift - wrapping, home deliveries. virtue ".
Magner-Murray-Dingk* medical plan is but ‘‘Another Utopian realization that were were about C.OD. sales, lay-aways and the
sending of
on approval—are
Highway Costa Go Up
scheme of the unbridled bureaucrats to delude American people through with heavy purchases. coming
back The alert merchant
Highway construction costs last
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Reports
of
what
we
were
going
into thinking they can get something for nothing.”
must start attracting and holding
were 63 per cent above thuse
As a cure for government an economic problems of the to announce got otn, he told a customers with prewar attention. I year
of 1941.
reporter."
' «P^cacnt, he said we should strjve to follow God's laws concern- ।
• mg human relations with the same care s -ientists follow His i
simple fact is that, when
♦ he government was buying under
laws concerning the universe.
President
Truman
The people of the United States raised their standard of iri
ort n,„ hv
a-™- ’s .. orders
. * a as car­
living through hard work, the same as Mr. Penney, a country priw advanced shaS ThaTadi
storekeeper, developed a grat business, ami not through the vancc in prices has been going on
benevolence of government. Those who are watching the present for many months. When the gov-
Ki
day scene are well aware of the fact that organized efforts are ernment stopped buying, prices of
Large surface oven lor complete meals,
now being exerted to undermine confidence in our private . commodities went down. The buy­
Convenient lifter rack for casserole dishes
It
roasts, vegetables and potatoes.
and other small utensils.
enterprise system which has given every citizen in the United ing programs could have been
g
States the maximum in opportunity, freedom and religious lib- handIed in a ":ay t0 have avoided
1«
erty. Our salvation rests in our own hands. Will we listen to iarp dlar*tpt increases, but down
false prophets or follow the teachings of our forefathers!
, irough ,hc months government
buying has been m heavy quanti­
ties, and sharp price increases
have generally followed each gov­
ernment buying order.
In view of recent events, it
seems as if the cost of living price
spiral upward which the President
e when sickness strikes a
prescription volume ii
called us into session to contro(, '
household, no one is dis­
quite large, our operating
posed to scrutinize price
was not only substantially caused
costs correspondingly
High domed cover Io increase depth of
tags. Yet often such periods
low. in pricing prescrip­
by his own buying procedure,' but
Smooth flat top for working space when
of
stress
and
strain
are
the
tions
we recognize three
roaster tor large fowl or for whole ham.
roaster is not in use
could have been checked by him. I
very time a family can least
fsetors: opersting costs, in­
say it could "have been, because the
afford to pay a burdensome
gredient costs, and profit.
market tumbled quickly and
price for its drug needle
These totals automatically
1$
sharply the instant it became
This Prescription Phar­
give us the prescription
In addition fo the regular oven, the
macy
is
glad
to
place
its
i»rice
—
a
price
that
is
uni-
known
that
government
buying
Why not see us for that
Monarch roaster range gives yoU’
brmly fair to all. Not in­
price policy on public
was to be curtailed.
view. We do not claim to frequently it develops that
• » »
an extra, auxiliary oven at cook­
undersell. Nor do we em- our price is less than you
Republican Lincoln-Day speak-
ing-top height . . . convenient for
would be asked to pay el
phasize“bargains.” Never­
, ers for years have had a monopoly
where for the same product.
theless, it is a fact that our
roasting complete meals, casserole
on the subject of criticising the
dishes,
and quick baking. Reduces
New Deal Democratic Admihis-
j
tration.
This
year
the
left-hand
fuel
cost.
Saves stooping. The only
gift for all occasions.
Wallace crowd has stolen some of
May we suggest the most practical way in which
range like if on the market. Come
'our critical thunder and now the
you can test the facilities of this pharmacy is to
in and see it.
i right-hand Southern Democratic
bring your next prescription to us for compounding?
For all photographic needs see
segment of the Administration
running almost a poor third from
■ the standpoint of vehemence and
volume.
Smith
W. G. (WALLY) ROBERTSON
W. D. "Shorty” Smith
LONDON — Russia and Hun­
21 8 eth
Phone 343-J
gary signed a treaty of friendship
500 Main Street
and mutual assistance Wednesday,
532
Main
Phone
244
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