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The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thum.. May 13, 1048 mission should proceed gradually, by stages, so that the successful Harnessing Atomic at - . completion of each step would dc- DA|jUAf In Ula||*L C Vnvl Iw Wvl U.N. Facts and Faces AFGHANISTAN USSR AFGHANISTAN velop the noevssaiy confidence ol UI the world before the next was at- ¡tempted. The Commission was in structed to work under the Se curity Council ami not to infringe upon the responsibilities of any By F. H. EDWARDS, I other U.N. Organ. Its membership Special U.N. Correspondent includes the eleven nations on the LJ -° A J4ÍAl4t4J KABUL ü • X' LAKE SUCCESS, New York — Council, p Tu s Canada, whenever that country is not represented Often out of the main spotlight of world publicity, the work of the on the Council. Scientific experts as well as dip United Nations Atomic energy (Commission has gone on now for lomats worked together on the । Commission and past meetings some two years. Yet this work concerns the har- have been attended by such emi- nessing of the most powerful nent scientists as Dr. Frederic source of creation or destruction, Joiiot-Curie, of France; Sir Chas. Darwin, of the United Kingdom: that has ever been developed. As a source of destruction, the Professor Dmitri Skobcltsin, of, unequalled power of atomic ener the Soviet Union; and Dr. J. Rob ABDUL HAMID AZIZ gy was demonstrated at Hiro- ert Oppenheimer, of the United a and Nagasaki. But as a ' States. Landlocked AfjhsuisUn is a country of !ive force, atomic energy , More than a hundred meetings promises to open new horizons for ' have been held so far, and from towering mountakw and high plateaus, cut through by important rivers. Most of the , these, two basic plans have industry and the sciences. 12,006.000 Afghans live by agriculture and . This dual power of atomic en emerged. One reflects the views of the graxiug on her 250.000 square miles, in ergy—for war or peace—has been numerous, fertile valleys. Many of Asia's the subject of intensive study by U. S. A., the United Kingdom. Chi great trade routes, the historic avenues of the Atomic Energy Commission na, France, Argentina, Belgium. Khan and since 1946. when the Commission Canada. Colombia and Syria. The the invading armies of Alexander -------------- the — Great. . Genghis - was. given four main tasks by the other is upheld by the U.S.S.R. Tamerlane, cross the country. Among Afghanistan s Important ex« U.N. General Assembly. It is to and the Ukrainian S-S.R. ports are karakul furs, wool and excellent fruits and nuts. Afghan« basic difference between drgw up specific proposals for: istan, which is attempting to end its former isolation, is represented 1. The control of atomic energy these—and a persistent point of at United Nations headquarters by Abdul Hamid Arii. Plenipoten to ensure its use only for peaceful disagreement during the Commis tiary Minister. Her flag has black, red and green stripes and a crest purposes. sion's discussions — concerns the 3. The elimination of atomic question as to which the United be outlawed. other means. Under this plan, the weapons and of all other major Nations should undertake first: The Soviet plan, on the other agency also would be staffed with the setting up of a control m<x?h- hand, recommends that produc international personnel. .veapons of mass destruction. 3. Promoting among all nations anism; or the prohibition of atom tion of atomic weapons should be The Soviet plan is considered to he. exchange of basic scientific ic weapons and destruction of ex outlawed and existing stockpiles be inadequate and ineffective by nformation for peaceful purposes. isting stocks. destroyed first, and the rest of the its opponents, who contend that The United States, the United control system established there there would be no way of knowing ,4. Effective safeguards, by in- pnetion and other means, for pre Kingdom and France wanted a after. what went on between the periods venting violations of atomic ener- plan which would first put into of inspection. All the Commission members operation a system of interna control. The objections lodged against The General Assembly recom- tional controls and safeguards. Af agree that an international agen- lended that the work of the Com- ter that atomic weapons were to cy should be established to carry the United States proposal for out strict world control of atomic granting the international agency । energy. However, a second, basic the right to own. manage or su- disagreement exists over the pow perviae establishments producing ers and functions of the interna atomic-energy contend that such tional agency. rights would constitute interven ífe The United States, the United tion in the interna) affairs of sov Kingdom and other countries pic ereign states and would mean ture such an agency as staffed making the economy of the Soviet with a n international personnel Union and other states dependent and as having an elaborate sys on the will of a majority of an tem for the inspection of all atom international agency which might ic processes. The agency would make unjust and one-sided deci have ownership of source mater sions in its work. ials. nuclear fuels and dangerous Another key difference between facilities, as well as the actual the two plans is that the United management of and supervision States, and countries sharing its over day-to-day operations in the views, believe that the proposed manufacture of atomic-energy. international agency should func The Soviet plan, on the other tion within U.N. but not under hand, envisages an international the immediate jurisdiction of the agency with a system of safe Security Council, where the “Big guards based on periodic inspec Five" have "veto" power. tion, special investigations and The Soviet plan agrees that ef fective measures should be taken Read the classified pages. against violators but recommends I that the international agency should operate within the frame- ' work of the Security Council and ! that any punitive sanctions should | be imposed by the latter. I The Soviet Union contends that ! to accept t h e U.S. plan would 11 mean substituting the control i 11 agency for the Security Council ■ and that this would lead to a cir cumvention of the Charter, which charges the Security Council with the primary responsibility for maintaining peace and security. , A possible third approach, be tween the two basic views has i been mentioned recently. This in volves the simultaneous conclu- 'A qualified , sion of (wo treaties — one outlaw ing atomic weapons, and the other young establishing measures of strict in veteran ternational control. The Soviet Union has declared The latest in home permanents —featuring the that this plan has not yet been formally presented to the Working same type preparations ... the same improved Committee of the Atomic Energy process used in the Richard Hudnut Fifth Avenue ■ Commission, but that It would ex Salon! It's easy ... quick ... gives you a lovelier,1 press its views as soon as this was done. stronger, longer-lasting wave! </)75 T At our cosmetic courtter... .X Read the classified pages. U. N. Commission £ ^rom 4 Timoon Sûfon you ! the new, improved home permanent ELECT UNANDER STATE TREASURER SAVES UP TO HALF USUAL WAVING TIME Refill Kit *150 ¡prices plus 30/ Fed. taxl^ CURTIN ' LEGAL NOTK’ES Concrete Products Building Block», all alzre; Pier Blocks; Chimney Bliw-k»; etc. Waterproofing. Cecil C. Wooley East Main Street 46-tfc Elect LEE RAISH Commissioner He believes that Lane coun ty should cut its timber wisely and with a protective eye on future resources and a wider tax base. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR AÄC k kQKntEZn KELLY DRUG CO Pd Ad-, We Give S & H Green Stamps LANE COUNTY WELDING ' । high nt tin- closing of the nuetlon. th.- bidder must Immedintely make the required payment mid mutiim the bld by submitting it in writing on a Ferret Service bid iurm. 1’he right to re Jee I any mid all blds is reserved. Before blds inJ ,ubinlUcd ful| information concerning the timber, the condi tlons of sale and the submission of bids should be obtained from the Forest Supervisor, Roseburg. Ore- gon, the District Ranger. Disston. Oregon, or the Regional Forester. Portland, Oregon m 13-21 Je3 Ross Biggs, brother of Mrs. ----- Hetrick, is erecting a house on National Forest Timber for Sale Ute Hetrick place. _ Mr. and Mrs. Jerdon have Oral auction bids will lx- ic- rented the Clayton Payne place j . , ... . and expect to move here in June. reived by the Regional forester or Mrs. B. L, Maley. Ray and Jay his authorized representative at Suiter received word Monday the tiffice of the Forret Supervisor, morning of their brother’s death l’ont Office Building, Roseburg, in Oklahoma. Mrs. Irene Ames was happily Oregon, loginning nt 2AM) p.m . surprised early Monday morning, June 14. 1948. for all the live receiving an orchid sent to her timber murk I'd or designated for from Honolulu by their son. cutting and all merchantable Relatives from Coquille were deajl timber located on an area Sunday guests at the Victor Ole embracing about 465 acres within son home. sections 4, 5. 8. 9 and 16. T21S. Mr. and Mrs. Enno Dornath RIE, WM, surveyed, Umpqua Na went to Blue River for Mother's tional Forest Oregon, estimated to Day visiting at the home of Mr. lx> 16,280,000 feet B M.. more or and Mrs. John Dornath. less of Douglas-fir, 2,297,000 feet Those from here attending the B.M., more or less of Western Crab festival at Newport were Mr. hemlock, 393.000 feet B M„ more and Mrs. Raphael Booher, Darrel or less of Western redeedar and Booher, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Clark inctnse-ci'dar, and an unestimated and Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Thompson amount of sugar pine, Western and sons. white pine, and other species of Other Sunday visitors nt coast uwtimbor. Sealed bids kccom- points were Mr. and Mrs. Boi» panied by required payment re Oatney and sons. Mr. and Mrs ceived by the Forest Supervisor Leo Thompson and daughters, IVi- prior to 2:00 p.m„ June 14, 19-18, bert Oatney, Larry and Lavina will be considered the equivalent of an oral bid and posted for the Oatney. Everyone is watching with in information of all bidders No bid terest the new project at Curtin of less than $17.20 per M feet for getting underway. A company, to Douglas-fir, $17 20 per M feet for be known as the Curtin Lumber sugar pine. $17.20 per M feet for Company, is putting in a lumber Western white pine. $8.20 per M yard on a small tract of ground feet for Western redevdar and in- least-d from the Chrisman place, cenite-cedar, $2.55 per M feet for and located between the county Western hemlock and other spe road and Pass Creek ami adjacent cies will l»e considered in addition to the prices bid for stunquige a to the railroad. Several mothers gat hon'd nt the cooperative deposit of $0.10 per M school house Friday afternoon to feet B.M.. to be used by the For-1 look over the display of work from est Service for partially paying the Hobby Horse club. Mr. Frank the cost of slash disiiosal, a cooper Van Boistel, county club leader, ative deposit at 80.40 ¡»er M feet was also present Everyone also BM. to cover the cost of tree enjoyed the demonst ration of the planting, seed sowing and timber Revere projector as presented by 1 stand improvement work on the area cut over, for the total cut of the Clark Studio of Roseburg. timber under the terms al the. The Cottage Grove Junior agreement, will be required. $20.- Chamber of Commerce held a din 000.00. to be applit*d on the pur ner meeting at the Rainbow cafe chase price, refunded, or retained at 7 p.m. May 6. O. M. Patten. in ¡»art as liquidated damages, ac-! Cottage Grove Riding duh repre cording to the conditions <»f sale, sentative. offered the group's as must accompany each scaled bid sistance in the Cottage Grove Re and must be shown to be in the । paascsaion of oral bidders as a gatta August 6. 7. and 8. qualification for auction bidding. If an oral bid is declared to be Wedding Announcements i n d Invitations. —The Sentinel. Paid Adv. NOTICE TO CKKDITOKS NOTICE IS HEREHY GIVEN That the undersigned has lxx-n ap- (siinted as Administratrix of th«1 Estate of RUDOLF HANSEN (sometimes known as RUI X >1.1’11 HANSEN», deceased. I»y the Cir- rult Court of the Slate of Oregon lor lame County, by an Order, dated Muy 11. 1948. All ¡mnonx having claims agnin»l Mid Estate are hereby required to present the ■ante, duly verified. with pro|»er vouchers, Io the undersigned at tile law oilier of lleibert W Luu bard, Wiser Building. Cottage Grove. Oregon, within sis months from Ilie date of first publication of this notice <l>atcd und first pub lished May 13. 1948 MABEl, HANSEN, Administratrix. HER. BERT W LOMBARD and RICH- ARD L THW1NG, Attorneys 40-51•It Glenn business Western NcwlxTg ily there INOICt Flutters, Cottage Grove m a n, has purchased Auto Supply Store In He will move his fam as noon us school is out ffcguit ITS GUARANTEED Ie laireaie Crap Yield mum ft al bm cu M p H • . . YrbutlJi wwi — Ka- s..^a. w.'.- xa *> ROTORY TILLERS Floyd Githens Motors, Inc. Phone 27 836 Main Cottage Grove, Ore. ROBERTS and DRURY PHONE 444 2 blocks North of Main on North Dtb Street PHONE 444 PLUMBING - HEATING - SHEET METAL HI FOLKS!’ We feel that some of you might still be wondering just what Cliff and I have up here on North 9th, so I thought Td list just a few of the things we have. Take a gander now and jot down those things you need: COPPER TUBING - 3-8 in. and 5-8 in. by the foot, roll. Use for running those water and oil lines instead of galvanized. PIPE FITTINGS, nipples, gaskets, replacement parts - in fact, anything in the plumbing line. We have it. ADVANCE DEEP WELL PUMPS - % horsepower to 5. AMERICAN STANDARD AND BRIGGS - Bathtubs, sinks and lavatories. ELECTRIC HOT WTER HEATERS - Tabletop and stand ard models. GAS HOT WATER HEATERS - Fully automatic for both city an bottled gas. CHROME BATH and SINK TRIM - See our complete dis play board. PERFECTION and IVANHOE OIL CIRCULATORS - See new midget pilot which burns less than .03 gal. oil per hour. We can’t list everything, so you’ll just have to come in to see for yourself. Until then, we’ll be seeing you, CLIFF AND GEORGE Cottage Grove Welding Works Portable Welding Any Place 1030 Madison Phone 181Y We Specialize in Electric Ranges 24-tfcxxx ■ 14 1 ■ GRABER-GETTY’S FOR LASTING I KITCHEN CONVENIENCE -I " ABE MARTIN HARDWARE CO. Dealers in * Hardware WITH * Logging and Sawmill Supplies and DISPOSALL* * Paint and Roofing Materials > * Sports and Fishing Equipment 737 Main Cottage Grove, Oregon automatic dishwasher ¿y Phone 21 Th' feller that’s alius fellin' us “a funny little coincidence” never seems t’ know what th' word means. Most o’ us are op|»oscd t’ ever-thing • we can't run. McKenzie Texaco Station 5th and Wash. Phone 163 h C E AutowtlC V*n" W‘*° V y,,ur d,»hw' «UHWe, .ilverw.re, Lv rJ fr dijhwasher do the r..t - .utom.tk.lln |Your dohei will be hygtenaaUy end .p.rlding clean - with- H’"-'*** JT®*“ OF QARBAGC—The Dhpo.xll, signed foe wa.‘ e CE , Sink, ahreda all food , - Y° «•> «« r.rb.J •; garbage h odora he dr becauM in u food wattc m la -t™» «a bage can, and dia- P^wdof while it ia atill jrnb. ‘ BRISBANE ELECTRIC 702 Main l'honc* 73
