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Yb<e 7 Ths Swiliael, Cottage Grove, Oregim « C.O.lTÚlC JPmttlLd Thur».. June 10, HM« Published Every Thursday at Cottage Grove. Oregon Established August 15, 1889 Oncè Over Lightly U.N. Facts and Faces PAKISTAN MUSH Paul DeVaux Lumber and Leg * Output Near 3 Times Prewar i MEEK;» Ql’OTÈt I "l'ai«-«» man < an make an iqi l»r»>|irlute adJu*tmvMt l»> the re«u- liHlimnry «II nut lot Y hrmiglit h I hmi I by recently dlwovcred Holnglenl weapon^ nil humanity may x<> th»' way of tha> ilino«aiir." I >i Brook Chisholm, Executlvo S«'crc- tary of the World Health Org. Evcrylxidy reads Ihr CI hkh U Ini flews Views Lumber and log product ion in Senator Taft, the would be’ re innata« »A this diHtrict ha« been apeedvd up publican candidate, is now be considerably in the last tew years lie« «si to be approaching Stassen- and m'cordmg to ih«» loadings at ites in the midwest in an effort to the S P. yanls ja alxmt three tmivs make some sort of deal to obtain the prewar output. Vp to 1940 the Stassen delegates if it l»e- practk'ttlly all the log output wax ROBERT MILLS IN NAMED amiim apparent that Stasaan is being manufactured locally. Now DEI'I IT CORONER FOR DINT. out for sure. । Foreign Rates on Application. Phil Biirtholonivw, Lane munty there are ab<MK fifteen cars of by GENE WARE logs ship|M>d out by mil ami ship coroner announced this morning Th«- differences between Tait J Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter. ment by truck out of this manu that he hud named Robert Mills and Stassen on many issues make Moat »f the nallet» will crlr facturing area would probably ac as deputy coroner for South Lane brale Father's Dav on June Zt), it hard to conceive of any such count for al least ten curs more c«»unty Robert is associated with ALEDITCRIAL- deal Naturally, lind will frei a« out NATI Rail lumber shipments now his tather In the operation of ol place a« an Eskimo tn Hall TO At any rate, wo of the West, SSOCIATION amount to about 270 cats weekly Mills Mortuary here Thia is the . . . Iwcau«e nmtaUy when In- cannot support any candidate K atioi againat a prewar average of alxap first time South Lan«* county has Isn't being ignored lie I« constd that treats the West so remotely 'uOUMU^ loo cant wrekly..Log shipment* had a deputy coroner. ered either a clown or a dic as does Mr. Taft. by rail amount to fifteen cars NO HONOR IN HOLDING MAYOR OFFICE Mr. Hurt holomew also an- tator. About th»- only writer As recently as May 17 the as daily and are distributed south as nounced that he had appointed who figured Dail had any I off -: .,h,'ire is n» honor to be gained by holding the fut u» Myrtle Point and north deputy coronen in Oakridge. Flor «Ihlllllf. Waa Mark Twain, who !J12XiLnuiy,’r ,l"‘ c,,y of <’M»ve This condition di«l piring senator told t h e senate as far as the Puget Sound area ence and three serving the Eu- «aid : "II hen I wax fourteen I alMiut overnight, but as far as we can determine, the gene Springfield area Before the thought my father Pakistan, a member of the British Com -situabun has been as is for several years. In other cities and present coroner, then was only «tuplilesl man In the wurld, hut mon wealth of Nations, consists of two areas um al ( t:\inHii towns the oil lee ul mayor carries enough dignity that it’s worth ROBBED op AZALEA one deputy coroner serving th«» by the time I xo 71 embracing porlkms of a number of pre campaigning for and it’s an hom.r l«m. The condition also pre W e have heard of graves being «•ntire county. prlxrd at how much the old dominantly Moslem provinces in the north 'fuw regarding the position of being a councilman. If this con robbed of flowers piacisi on tlu-m HIHII luo I lr«fnr<l." He's rulliMt west and northeast oT India and a few of dition prevail* and it surely does w here we have come to view til. Head of Ihr Ftuuiiy, but tlic native Slates. With about 3.>O.oeo square for Dccornlion day in other t owns. the matter of holding a citv office in exactly the opposite ol lie’» li*unlly Standing on hl« miles and a population over 75,l>on.O<lQ, but are sorry to re|>ort the saíne ¡ ns an«l cities, theii» must be something wrong with u.» Pakistan was born on 11 August 1947 as a result of the partition of • hing is going un in our own Mi nn«l Mrs. Clr^ nfi 'cranto oil II tuwd! Nllll, Pop'. nlmo«t vtaihHl In Cnlilorm* Memorisi dh’^iUs high time for an examination. hiitium , , , and, chances are, India after nearly two centuries of British rule. It ha« an unusually cvmetcry. Il «eenw that Mm. Krmwfh Ot- Day. leturnlng lato Usi Tucsdny he'd b«' plcax-'d tu I m - r«»ai«>m a-.j2e ^aV1' believed that human nature fa tin- ***** wide range of minerals and its chief ¡ndii-trirs are agriculture. coHon bered on Fattier'« Day. mills, UMdearving and metal works. II. E. Mohanun«-«! Zafrulla tinger plnc>'<| a largì' rv«i usuimi on ■ ewning. ' 'er yon find it. but on looking at the present situation The I'. », Army I« working Khan represented Pakistan during th«» General Assembly. Ils '“’f '’"»her's gravo. Mrs Mal»-I 1 The first «arload nf lumher wns •boost persuaded that jM'rflaps human nature varies mi an miti Inniger pill that . Hag Im* a white band and a green lidd with a crescent and ■ star. liuff, on Deporation day, and re- loa«l. «| out Friday freni die dock« ^MnewJut and perhaps the way we view things as a community turni»«! to the cemetery fast Sun- of " Curl *‘ in l.urnlx-r Company. Hinke« y<Hi forget about Want f •ould not be consider«»«! complimentary in other sections of the ifay tu Hmi it **(w, a<»d a guran- Mm Clay Galdnbini unii chil lug a "« ocuih I helping.** That*« country. ium piantisi hi i(s pince. liable to Interfere with our dren retunuM Saturday aftcriaMNi Common sense ought to teach us that being an office holder from vncnlion nt the const. rrp«»rt- Thnnk«gK Ing ovrr-lndulgrtwwf I G<i TAKING OPERATION!« ivheiT fim don’t draw any salary to speak of ami donate a lot mg a g»xx| time nml swell We ither At thl« point, I'd like to ott<-r a ( '«DER WAY AT DIAMOND if tine should not contaminate an individual and just naturally Mrs Ed Gallatin who has la-cn til Sfa- food for thought. Ì OU get IX» EANT LAKEN , PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia III nake him no account. Basically our trouble is that most of us very ill for some time T’i'i----- . . "" "'""c nine Is Very i and exhausted, President Benes r rent taking crews of the much improved. the hr«l When you pntronlre K«t a lot accomplished on practically no fumis ami With the Eighth Anny in Kyoto, 1 resigned Munday rather titan iq>- regon State Game l'onunlss|on : Mrs Helen Suiter left Monday < (IMMUNITY JEWKLF.R h when this isn’t done we are ready to criticize,’in fact do crit- prove a new constitution drawn up japan Tcchnh'al Sergeant Alex are now at work at both Dia mon« I noon for I'Riirie City to irciiix-i , .(Size too freely without having all the facts in the case • I - Main Htreet! It you haven't ander Graz of Jersey City. N«-w Senator Taft i by‘hc D'Dy.d b> th. at. from h.(> f.,., ......... , Heneg, 64, had st'rvptl as prosi- Jersey, was recently assigned to unusually lain break up of th«- ice Mrs Suiter will stay with th«' made up ymir mimi yet Ju«t Headquarters First Corps in Ky "there is no justification for in-I dent 1! years, in two terms, and WHAT PRICE SECURITY on the two fak«« am! Imd rea.l Clayton Paynes. whnt you're going to gei Da4 I * ' r- Harry I. Dillin of Linfield College, speaking before the creasing public works new when his present term h.ul five years to oto, t«» to take up his new duties conditions, the spring egg taking •Mr. and Mrs ixmls lYxiniision «n Father*« Day. drop In an I , ijgh ^ school as a f<xxI service tixdirucian in I o|ierations of tha- Commission ar«' graduating class here is the authority for the state privat«» construction is high." and ' run. <d Harrisburg visited Sunday al look over our fine line of gift«, joint'd the senate fight to cut Corps' Quartermaster Section. starting tbis year nt n date when tlw Eldon Thompson home, tn th«» Premier Kiement Gottwald’s of lent Hint in war we cooperate almost 100 per c«»nt. but in pro- SJOU.IMJO.UUO from the $640.253,000 Headquarters I Corfw. com th«»y are normally completed In afternoon lx»th fntnilie*t went to yrni’re bound Io «ro «onedhing loting peace there is about a third of the people or less who appropriation for the fhwd control fice announced th«» cabinet ac- eeptevi tise resignation and voted manded by Major General J. M spite of this, better than a trait c««m Bay vteMnr •« '»»• Ern«*»t he mail« or want«! phone: ML re working actively or have done anything towaid promoting and rivers .and harbors bill. Said to continue Beni'S’ presidential Swing, is the American Army of million eggs were taken in th«' Mellon honut. ;>eace. We might have more hope to succeed if even half of us he, "flood control is important, salary and give him th«1 presiden Oceupation on southern Hotuhu first few «lays ami pruspects ar«' worked at the job of maintaining peace. Otherwise we must but. whether we do it this year or tial home at Limy. an«l the island of Kyushu, largoi g««xl for sufficient bggs to fill the | xpect to “pay through the nose” in putting our young men a few years later is not vital." With the late Thomas G. Ma- and Mvond largest, respectively, liatclirries it was announce«* today I anH1idL a i«1 of basic training which is extremely boring in Now of course none of us want saryk. Bent's helped found the of the JajKiiH's«' home islands It is by E W G o f t. Supervisor of located in Kyoto, the famous city Hatcheries for the Game Com- ,)eae«tp|K» and raising more money through taxation. the wild spending of New Dealism Czechoslovak republic. Three months ago Masaryk’s of Japanese shrines and th«» <vnt«-r mission. W* have never heard the advocates of preparedness with but we must re«'ognize the import ’ large standing army answer the question as to whether large ance of consemng our national son Jan. Benes’ foreign minister, of Ja|Min«»se art and culture. Driveways — Streets — Parking Areas and Floors T Sgt. Graz enticed the service ^*.^6 armies have prevented wars in Europe, although we resources for the welfare of was found dead a suicide, the in September 1940 at Camden. Communist government said. That •»ore U«n this question propounded several times to the military America's future. All Work Guaranteed followed th«» Communist coup in N. J., and received his infantry .ainded people. The lag in conservation during t ebruary which sharply nsjuci'd basic training at Fort Dix. N. J„ Nor have they suceessfully defended the position of the the war years was tremendous Benes’ powers. and at Fort lx-wis. Washington By "Shorty" .Smith rtny in promoting the caste system between its offic. rs and non- while the war industries wore! During the recent war he served I Located nt ommia^ioned officers and privates. ¥« t this development fol drawing on resources years ahead, OO lAJIAk I»....- with the 11th Infantry Division in W ITn wOip€](J3 low* nations which hav«» maintained large standing armies, of schedule. Today we are sendint' France, Germany and Austria un Cottage Grove 8and and Gravel aid to st. Europe and most of the til the end of th«' war. Prior to 'ermany being one of the leaders of this dor-trine- world, 11 drawing strongly on R "’J at _____________ Jdtfcxx entering the service he graduated -We read the other day where private sources in the national our dwindling supplit's and still ““"<|UeT Iviay 28 from the Ramsey High Sch«M>l ;»pHwl «dmit that if the present exp«'nditure.s for preparedness being told by Mr. Taft that. Hoot! _ T Sgt. Graz's wife Mrs. Pauline ,N) through as now seem likely we may as well be prepared to control, conservation in effect, "is . »wwRy-iour persons employed ’ "y Umpqua National Forest Graz resides at Box 477, Cottage ;ubmit to a lower standard of living which will start its effect not vital." T, , , ... . *erp rerently honored by Secre- Grove. Oregon. -hv lajter part of 1949. ,. “ ¿ J* conclusion tary of Agriculture. Hinton An- that Mr. Taft has reached per- ders<m. for long public service In Kaffir corn grown in th«' drier UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ABUSES haps he is misinformed but when the U. S. Forest Service. Th«» region« of the United States, orig —To-st ate unemployment insurance hemming something of a one seeks such a position as pres-1 awards were citation signed by inated in Asia and South Africa racket in many instances! The official figures had one to that ident it would seem that they Secretary Anderson a n d service would view all aspects of their I pins. Heading the list was Ray B. I unsavory conclusion. I Hampton. Fire Assistant to the In 1946, a year of full employment, the ratio of benefits pai«l plans for campaign planks. SAVE Though the budget balancing Supervisor, who received a 20 year to contributions collected for the country as a whole was 120.1 Howdy Folk«; A Nan Fran« taco may have its political advantages I s<?rvitie P* n and citation. " ’ Others per eent. Eighteen states paid out more in lienefits than they re man I« paying hi« divorced THE wlfe'a tuition at a unlverxHy. ceived in unemployment levies, and three paid out more than at this time it is obvious that it ^^cvcd ten year pins and cita- can be detrimental if carrk»d to H*0115 for working a period be- twice as much. PIECES ! I tween ten and twenty year^ extremes. «•an live and The experience in 1947 was a little better. But the ratio of Among th«»se were, Bernel Ger- Irnrn. benefits paid to contributions collected was over 70 per eent. and mond, foreman, Roseburg, Oregon: several states paid out more than they took in. Albert Davies, district ranger, Now day«, divorce I« Wl It must be kept in mind that this happened during*years I Lhsston; George DamewtMxl. Si’al- mon, the only way to he differ |er. when the national income, employment and pro«Iiicti<>n in gen ent I« to «tuy married. Those working out of Forest eral were at an all-time peak. In another depression with its «-on I lupervisor’s office who recicved eral were at an all-time peak. In another depression with its con A dhorcee I« one who mar It will soon be time to apply ten year service awards were: M. ries for better or worse, sequent mass unemployment, it is almost impossible to visualize M. Nelson, forest supervisor; but not for good. what would happen to the fumis. Obviously, their receipt would DDT dust for the control of hairy I William O. Benecke, Timber Asnis- vetch seed weevil, according to W. be only a drop in the bucket compared to outgo, and a stu B. Parker, assistant county agent I tant; David Jukins, Engineering And the tragedy of divorce pendous burden would b«-.plaee«| on the taxpayers. He reports that the first of this Assistapt; Clarence Rand, Ad- «ult« I« they alway. pre.« them Those who have studied the matter are convinced that many week he examined hairy vetch on I ministrative assistant; Orville with the aramy side out. men are using the unemployment funds as a means of obtaining i number of farms in the Junction Richman, foreman; Walter Hol- free vacations when they don’t feel like working—and that City and Alvadore areas but brook, road locator; Dorothy Heq One reason the divorce evil laxity either in the law or in the administration of the law is found no seed ports However, he I nessy, clerk; and Charles Vasey, i |*er»Kt« I« beca Ukr beo|de I warehousman. Awards were made making this possible. That is an inexeuKalde abuse of a system reports that he and the farmers in don't divorce e%U. Bring u« |jl(> broken pieces which was set up to help those who were out of work through these areas believe it will probab at a Forest service party held May J«f your eyeglasses. » U’C'H 28 at the Riverside Grange Half ly be a week before there will be | In HollywotaL the «logan ta 'TERMS : p.y no fault of their own ami couldn't find a job after a period of analyse them and duplicate vetch jxx I k forming. Present in The party was in honor of Ranger TI« better to have Invad and honest, agressive Keaching. It must be stopped, and it can only dications are that the proper time I and Mrs. John Montgomery who X weekly or monthly your lenses. Come in any dlvoned than to have no p»ih be atopped by action within the states. for dusting may be somewhat I'ire leaving the Forest Service to «•me; appointment« not ne«- H«»y at all." iperatc a cattle ranch near John later than it was in 1947. • í^ary. BEG PARDON! MUN. JAMES HENDRICK» H’s time tor u, to give GUEHK IT WAS GREMLINS The county agent states that it Day, Oregon. The awards were HURT IN ACTO ACCIDENT <>nc day arrvire 'm m<>M «uine publicity to that well is important that the dust be ap presented by V. V. Harpham, re Unintentionally omitted from Mrs. James Hendricks was pain- «•rises. tired Forest Supervisor. known Gibson Range. the news item last week on award fully, but not seriously hurt Sat- plied at the time the first ports ap - —------------------------------ The Mailand Tackle — •ulMcribe To The Seatinet — winjvprs at Union High S«»hool urday afternoon about 4:45 p.m pear. Growers are cautioned to be Jacket sports enough pockets RURAL PANTORH INVITED were the names of Miss Leone when struck by a car driven by on the lookout for these- first pods TO to suit the most ardent fisher THIRD ORC INHTITl TE and be prepared to dust promtly. Brown, winner of the Journalism Miss Rose Underwood, as Mrs am w ■ „Offices Located nt man. The collection includes OREGON STATE COLLEGE The assistant county agent will 612 Main COMMUNITY JEWELERS D. "Rhorty” Smith dtlp presented by Mrs. Robert Hendricks and baby attempted tc Ph. 351 The third annual institute for 2 large pockets and 8 specially Sedergren to the outstanding get out of the Hendricks car assist farmers in checking their 600 Main Stn el town and country churches will be designed smaller pockets for member of the senior journalism i .parked near the railroad crossing vetch fields for pods on request the hundred and one gadgets group, and Miss Evelyn Gat man, , on South 6th street. The time these first pods appear held here July 12 to 16 with indi cations that at least 125 will at o fisherman carries. Roomy winner of the lower class award 1 Police reporter! that Mrs. Hen may vary somewhat from field to tend, says H. C. Seymour, chair for outstanding student in Fresh- dricks was brushed by the Undcr- field, pods often appearing first rear grub pocket. Wear the mjpi or Sophomore class. We arc wood car, as sh<‘ attempted to on »dry hill ground and a day or man of the planning committee. jacket loose or snug — shoul FUa these items were in the arti- get out of her parked auto. She two later on the more moist hot-- Program arrangements are in der and front straps are ad|ust- >n written, but somewhere was knix'kerl to the pavement and tom land. Wolly|x>d vetch blooms charge of Dr. E W. Warrington, able. Perfect for surf casting as head of the department of religion 5Eay to print a copy sheet sustalaed cuts about her forehead and sets pods aixiut ten days here. well os for stream fishing. Come 'got lost, so we can only I he baby in Mrs. Hendricks' arms earlier than hairy vetch, but it is in and see our complete stock Board and room will be avail K remlins'' again, those cscii|>ed unhurt, it was said. She advisable to disregard this hairy able to delegates in college dormi of all Masland fishing clothes. If which get in so many was taken to a Eugene hospital in vetch fields and wait for the hairy Mail and phone lOM to mix things up. Also Les- the Mills ambulance and was re vetch to set fxxh which ate tories at nominal cost if reserva tions are made by July 1. The orders promptly ter Porter, Jr., named the out- covering according to an early smooth. institute staff will Include repre filled. »tandlng boy of the 1948 gradu- I report. Both ground dusters and air- sentatives from the Home Mis I 8tMe fa the son of Mr. and Mrs planes have been demonstrated to sions Council of Ninth America, APPLIANCES Kansas City, Missouri, boast* be satisfactory methods for thr the National Catholic Rural Lif<- (ijttage Gnove, instead of the one of the largest railroa«! stations application of DDT dust, Parker conference, regional religious Meile ^¡Perters. states. Complete coverage is es leadiTs an«J members of the state in the country. sential for g«x»d control with ei college staff. This year's them«- LILY GROWERS TO EUGENE ther type of equipment. For liest dials with integrating the rural SALLY'S SALLIES _ Members of the South Lane Lily results, dusting should be done church with the life of the com- tlYowerx have been invited to on a quiet warm day. murity. niAst with the Eugene growers Further infprmation on control next» Monday evening the 14th. of vetch weevil is given in Oregon 40 N. 9th Phone 309 The meeting place will tie the Station Circular of Information You can sell through the classified: W.O.W. hall beginning at 8:00 p.m. No. 372. Control of Weevil in The guest speaker is Dr. H. A. Hairy Vetch Grown for Seed. Cop McWhorter of OSC, who will talk ies of this bulletin arc available at on his recent trip east and what he the county agent s office. found. W. Ç. MARTIN .... Editor, Publisher äubscriptioa rutes, cash in advance. No sub* ¡cription for less than throe months. 1 Yr. li Mos. 3 Mo*. bil.ane and Douglas Counties .2.50 ije 1.00 This District .............. 8.00 1.76 1.50 | PAKISTAN | , CURTIN Pres. Edw. Benes Resigns Monday T S Alexander Graz Assigned to Hdqs. 1st Corps Kyoto I BLACK TOP PAVING Mostly Static Pass Creek Paving Co., Drain, Ore. Forest Honored at filasses Repaired! Time to Apply DDT Dust Soon TACKLE JACKET Smith Electric Dr. M. E. Smith, Optometrist See the New HOT POINT ’4« Edwards Outdoor Store 30 to 60 gal. Hot Water Heater Washing Machines Hand 8 ft. deep freezer IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ALCOHOUCO ANONYMOUS TO HOU) WEEKLY MEETING Alcoholics Anonymous will hold their weekly meeting at the coun- cil ch^njber city hall Saturday evening at 8 p.m. Anyone having tratólo with alcohol it welcome. [ For (Sformai ton ion on this progi program "You've hardly spoken a word all piente write AA" P. O. Box II.3 or evening. Cheater. Don't you LIKE me T" phone 413J1. RALPH BOSLAL'GH FO OPEN BARBER SHOP Ralph Boslaugh will open a new barber shop June 11th in the new addition to the M. * W. Market building, at 5th and Quincy. Ralph has harbored here at intervals for several years and worked on the U. of O. campus for better than a year and la known to many. See his announcement in this issue. Concrete Problems Solved by CONCRETE Answers COTTAGE GROVE REDI-MIX Located at ■ Horn Sand & Gravel _________________ 50-tfe 411 Main rOR FURNITURE TELEPHONE 182 Phone 39
