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The H< nllni l, < h II hkc (¡rove, Oregon Thur»., July 1.3, HMX Once Over Lightly ’"iSÄS“ Paul DeVaux Established August 15, 1889 W. C. MARTIN ................................ ........... Editor, Publisher After spending several rather Subaeription rates, cash in advance No suitset ipt ion for less ,. dull ixMirs last night listening to tiun thtee months. 1 Yr. 6 Mos. 3 Mos. j the IVniiKTatic convention that was \ en . ol. । l.>ss as . omp nail to In Lane iui<l Douglas Counties ...... .2.50 1.50 1.00 the other affair of a few weeks Outside This District ..................... 3.00 1.50 ago, the unitispireil voter, if he Foreign Rates un Application. sat up late enough, could have heal'd Mr. Tinman’s fighting and Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter. Cottane Croie Sentinel Campaign to Tell Tourists Travel Conditions Normal U.N. Facts and Faces Ownership and operation of tiw Springfield alcohol - from - wood- waste plant by (he timber Indus (Uuntinued from Page I) try is being urged by H. J. Cox, Iron Foundry, Williams Motor». »ei'ivtary-manager of the Willam Riehl leid Station, .Sylvia and ette Valley L uiii I h ' i men's Asso Marie t'nfe, Eloyd Gil hens Mo- ciation. who, with E. II McDan iels of Fisrval Conservation, Inc., tors, t 'he\ miel Garage, Gas was a busines» visitor In Roseburg <*. K. Tire Shop, Greyhound B un Thursday. lÿc|H>t, Trask Crenmety, Gleason'» Service Statinn, Prager Second Hntid Store, Brislmne Electric, Cottage Grove lee Works. Suf«1 way Store. 1‘eleniei King. Community Y ugoslavia New Flags U»ed On Streets July 4 JACK! An intensive advertising cam BEOGRAD** paign ill-signed to inform tourtet- M uú RADC ihai normal travel conditions ex ist in Otegon and the northwest follow itig (he Columbia rivvi challenging acceptance speech. Up 'VK*HK saaajcvo flooil. has been Inaugurated by tin to that time the convention had « > Ä NATIONAL ÉDITORIAL» produced little that wan worth state highway department in Simkins. Kelly Ding. GuslufMin's, . bragging about especially w ith neighboring states, it was an ORJOZA VIL FAN Snniijside Greviiluiugi'». i '<'t Inge | f the breach hi the South opening to tKHtncvd recently. Grove Clciinct s, LaSells Slow m l. W W W9 Hie Otegon State Motor Asso Stilling's Store. Walker's Auto ciation suggested the eam|iaign WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? Supply, Kent'» Market, Geoige following a survey conducted bv Iksults of the apeeial election on the 9th were quite sur- ? Matthews. Knickerbocker Store, the A-six'iation, which disclosed a by GENE WAKE prising as well as shocking, especially to a number who forgot to * Thrilt-Wise Drug, Coast to Cbui 25 per cent drop in tourist busi YUGOSLAVIA vote, bar one we felt confident that the $1«,(MK> over the six p r i Store, Bartel» Market, Scholl's, ness in (ins state, following (he Sometime» man'» ingenuity I’urly'» Bm I mt Shop, At ne»!'» bring» aliout a machine that cent limitation would be approved without question since an fllMXl. Dress .md Insurance» Ci»., K. & M earlier controversial issue had been settled with the tacit under- 1 The survey, conducted among luirdeni the realm of fantasy. necause ol its strategie position and re Cale, DeYoung Auto Supply, Meri One »uch piece of ap|»irntu» 1» standing that with the city manager issue out of the way. the motor court and hotel' operators ■ King Realty, Stvwart i'lumblng, sources. the territory ot Yugoslavia lor the “Radiation Recorder," |»er- along major highway routes in voters would not hesitate to approve the amount necessarv to w A b r centuries suffered various foreign inva- ¡Martin'» Repair Shop, Irish A fecter by T. Towhaerwi Btown, Oregon, showed the decrease in operate the city, but 112 voters thought otherwise. Many of »ions. With about loo.oon square miles and Swartz. Western Auto, Mills' former head of the U. S. Navy'» tourist business to be general these same voters have probably spent a great deal of useless 15.008.090 people. Yugoslavia, embracing Funeral flu me. McCoy Motor», Atlantic Radar School. With throughout the state, the Associa time in beefing about the condition of the streets, yet when given i s' i I'. < mil. Sunini iu V| i, , J,,,, , n ,ni| Beidlcr Fix'd Store. Richfield Sta Ills instrument, he measure« tion said. Decreases ranged from an opportunity to do something about it. turn the issue down Montenegrin land», w as created as a mon tion. Farmers Uninn. RaintxiwM "sidereal radiations", > . »ccond five (XT cent to as high as 75 per archy after World War 1. In World War 11. she suffered heavily from Cafe. Employment Office. Lee cousin.« to cosmic rays. They're cent in individual instances. Beefing has never filled any of the numerous chuck holes in occupation, and after liberation. (he monarchy was reulacoxl Harrison, Upholstering Shop, Dr ! invisible, but apparently |»>w- Owners reported these reasons • German hv * I tasa I B*Mat Ilia1» K IB2 —— .. g — an a . _ by a Federated People's Republic. Predominantly agricultural. Yugo l ari. Dr. Kime, Curlctte Beauty crful. Mr. Brown says he can the streets nor has it helped any in making this a better place for the decline: slavia is nevertheless the principal mineral producer of the Balk ms Slxjp, Smith « Short, llclliwcirs, predict Wall Street Stock to Jive. There may have been some of those who voted no in the 1. Adverse publicity on the Co Glenn Flatters, Hap Plumber, Joe apecial election who never stopped to realize that $10.000 or bet lumbia flood, causing ixsqile to I anil has a Five Year Industrialization Plan. Iler U.N. Representative is Short. Charles Hail. Ray Nelson. 1 Flultuatlon» u month In nd- Dr. Joza VUfan. Iler flag is blue, white and red w ith a red st ir vnnce! Through a complicated ter of the $16.000 over the six percent limitation was set aside cancel trips already planned, or Thompson'» Furniture, Taylor's > bit of science, rays arc mm- for street improvements and street repairs. plan their vacations in other Drug, Mrs Hunt, Ad« Oake«, Dr. ¡ tired and plotted on n chart . . , areas. To our knowledge there isn’t a municipality, school district Halten. Hegard, Fred'»' the "lips and down»" closely 2. The late season, resulting in or county government in the state of Oregon but that has U-afe, Cottage Grove Hotel. Bench rcacmbling the ticker-tape. Mr. slow business during the first part boosted its operational budget within the last year or two. If Burlier Shop. Rickard Accountant. Brown claims his prediction* । of the summer. U-onnrd's Insurance. Graber A Sunday morning Troop 18 of there are any. it would certainly he a publie service to call such can be made because of n time 3. High cost of traveling. 'Cottage Grove under the leader- Gettys, Merrill Shoe Repair, Gates lag . . . like sun-rays, it takes a tbing to the attention of the public. Perhaps if we are going a definite break when it came to Since the publicity on the flood ship of Lester Sine checket! in nt Market. Herbert I a mt bmd, City to have to run the city without any funds, it would be well to voting. It became evident that was the number one cause of the time for an ''effect.“ TTte idea Camp Lucky Boy with thirteen Hall, Cot luge Grove Bakery, Rex i | is that a "look into the future" know of some examples of where municipalities and school dis with all the wooing that went on tourist decline, the Association Scouts in the troop. Committee Cafe, Kern's Drug. Dr. Axh-y, Dr., with this recorder will show tricts are operating on a pre-war basis. the solid South is still solidly board of directors adopted a reso men assisting in the transporta Lebow, Smith Undertaker. Red us what's nhend , . . optimism Those of us who have been keeping up with the cost trend against Truman. Even Senator lution. suggesting that the state tion were R<xlney Safley, Lance Boot Shoe Shop. Daugherty Lum-' or jiCHNlmism Well, It's a for- realize that costs are up approximately 100 per cent over the Barkley was ignored on the vice highway commission immediately Naish, and assisted by parents of her Co , Shoe Rt|*air Simp. Bos- , tune-teller that may take the presidential choice when the conduct an advertising campaign 1940 period. In our own case we have experienced a 100 per cent laugh Barber Shop, Quality Mar "gyp” out of gyp«yl the Scouts who furnished cars. increase in population. The best guesses on the efty population southern states declined to vote. in neighboring states, informing WITHOUT OUR SUPPORT IT FAILS ket. Cottage Grove Hardware, Dr. Thirty Scouts left Camp Lucky Got quite a heckling on the However when Truman entered prospective tourists that normal now are 5.000 against a census count of 2.626 in 1940. It would 1 Boy Wednesday morning under Arnold, Penney'.« Store.* Bressler phone last Sunday while I w«» in his white suit and black tie at travel conditions now exist in Ore Furniture Store, Ikilernan.s Bak trying to sleep Mrs John Ro«» be difficult to conceive how we might be able to operate a an early hour of the morning the gon and other northwest areas. In order to bring its readers a the leadership of camp officials ery, Mrs Adkins, First National for Frog Crgnp located at t h c municipality ot double the population on the pre-war revenue convention perked up a bit and in fuller understanding of the prob summit of McKenzie Pass. This Bank, Dick's Lunch Counter,, of Culp Creek called me and Insisted that the jMople in New which has been inflated 100 per cent. If any individual has a a short but to the point speech he LET'S FIND OUT WHY lems facing the United Nations at afternoon the group will hike into Smart Shop, Eagle Cigar Store, 1 York knew ax much alxwt solution, his or her services are certainly needed in managing inspired those who thought the Elmer J. Kent this time and draw attention to Sunshine Shelter where they will (bttagc Grove Machine Shop«, horse« as we do here in the the city affairs. * cause was lost and brought con- ! Last week our city budget wi'as the very important projects that make camp and stay over night., Associated Station. V. B Hoyer, horse country. In my column of If you think that the municipality can be operated on the fidence where there had been turned down by the voters for the Collins Uiundry, O. K. Welding, : last week I made mention of , Early Thursday morning the r-..iii-„ 1940 basis, you have no right to howl when vou break a car doubt. second time. The first time it was an' being undertaken by the group will leave this base eamp Kelly's Market. the fact that most New York He ignored the two Republican perhaps the manager issue which world organization the Sentinel nt the foot of the Middle Sister spring over our antiquated streets, or if thugs beat vou up and ers hail never seen a horse. police protection is not available. The big majority of u.s would governors opposing him, to rip was the dominant factor, but as presents the third article of scries. i and climb the Middle Sister, u licei Sugar Marketing Quota Mrs R om insists that she saw hate to go back to pre-war days and trv to make the family into the record of the Republican that was settled, there must be World Economics: i mountain jicak of approximately' The sugar act of 194» fixes the two horses while she was there congress, to point out specific and some other reason this time. The budget fit present living costs. This being the ease we should not and mind you she only lived India's population increased by 10.500 feet. Sterling Bcnhkc of the real faults. Riding high, and council with the help of the bud ! 4,0(X),000 last year. The produc- Obsidians, will head the climbing nation's beet sugar marketing quo. ! there 12 years Anyway, they expect miracles to happen in our governmental affairs. ta at 1.800.000 tons each year for . speaking by this time to a roaring get committee revised it placing party. may have horses In New York the next five years. Tiie solution to a situation of this sort is to get out anti delegation, he closed by telling the more in the street fund and good ; tion of cotton yarn in the United Imt they don't have the type of District vote when the budget is put up for special election. A total of roinS that hTw^ rail mg the Ranger Brit ness knows they need work, and Kingdom is still far below its pre horse that Brighton and laita -21 voles tent the sentiment of a population eenter of 5.000 | congress back for special session yet they said no. One opinion we war level. The coat ot tood in Ar- Ash, ol the McKcmde District, I asm»rd raise If 1 haw of people where 1,500 votes might normally lie expected. and that if the Republicans were heard on the street was that we I gentiha is nearly twice what it ajipt'arvd nt the Council Campfire fended Mrs. Ross in nny way 7'uesday evening and spoke tq Failure to vote could conceivably bring a greater calamity really sincere with the promises spend too much for police pro was ten years ago. a thousand pardons. tire 1<M> Scouts and lender» now than turning down a city budget. It might mean the difference in their party platform he chal tection. that a single man who for Those unrelated statistical facts | ,n A Washington. D. C. haber- Camp, on consei vation and between liberty and slavery. Hitler liked the indifference of lenged them to act on housing, , years watched over us, were he can acquire meaning as clues for I fi« prevention ilisbery prim certain badger the German people, so did Mussolini and so does Stalin. A fifteen price controls, and a host of prob- still living, would need no help, an inflation - hunting economist, I Following the check tn Sunday shaving bruMies al Fino each! lems facing the nation that the but efficient as wc we all knew him 41 S. 6lb 8L Maybe they figure the price Mr cent vote doesn’t prove much as in the special election last republicans and, translated into high prices at Dr. W. H “ C.’hapmnn of Eugene _ . promise they will to be, that statement was absurd. the corner grocery store, they I made a mctliral rechi ck Friday. will automatically work up a of all solve in their platform. »_ I campers. al- _ _ ___ good lather for you! Atal just haYc‘h’w timv-s as have sad signtficance to the Unmatched in history, Mr. Tru Ln y for YOU. we offer th«' la-st 'n h‘S and housewife. To the economist they We are now ptepared to do THE DONKEY WILL SURVIVE Scout» and leaders now in camp man’s direct challenge puts the MU ma7 probl<,rn,< for are examples of the world’s ewJ- when it c o m c s to la'autiful History may not repeat itself exactly, but we have a few 80th Congress on the spot. If they not only Outage (.rove n suk-qtsyllllni<. troubles |ncre»Mni: pula- from Cottage Grove ate Scout- Diamond Rings . . . COLUM lz»stcr Sine. Don Mooney, parallels. Back in 19T2 it was being freely predicted that the do act on specific legislation it are entitled to police protection tion, lagging production anel rising - master BIA Diamonds! Mir'll appre Monte Bullard, Kenneth 'Harris, Roosevelt victory was the end of the republican party and that will be because he forced them to but all those from outlying dis prices. The general situation: in Jim »Wilson. ciate your Mhs-ting a Colum-k AS WELL AS CROSS CUT, Hilbert, Richie bia. because you'll lie giving al the party was dead to rise no more. This party is very much alive it—but who will claim the credit tricts when they arc in our city. flation. Griffeth, Virgil Huff. Larry Saf- CIRCLE <k HAND SAWS. — who will deserve the credit? No Whatever it is, these elections glowing, sparkling reminder of I iti the 1948 election, but now the tables have turned and pre ley. Jerry Lernet t, Dick Lemert, It ’ s not hard to find out that in matter who gets it. if we get the cost lots of money that should go LAWN MOWERS AND your love to her . . . something! dictions have been made that the democratic party will make its legislation it will be a contribu- for street or other improvements. flation exists, but there is more Dick Piller. I Riane Radloff. Wes shell treasure for a lifetime!! OTHER TOOLS last stand with the Philadelphia convention. ley Naish and Bob Mendel), all difficulty in finding out how bad tion to the nation's welfare and Wouldn’t it be possible and per See the selection we now have! 1 Troop IK. Well, the donkey may change its color and perhaps shed a unique moment in our history. a haps sensible to take a poll of it is, especially since it is an inter- i of SHARPENED. at COMMUNITY JEWELERS.! national problem in this cconom- few hairs, but the emblem will survive as the elephant survived those who opposed the budget ami 613 Main Street. !*hone: 351 I Try a Sentinel Wantad. icaily-intcrdeppndcnt world. One 29 Itcxx in 1932. We have reached a point in history it seems that the find out. Surely anyone would be ______ I -Kuburlbc To The Sentinel— policies of political parties will change, in faet have changed, glad to tell why. We have street source of information and aid in | this and other world economic corner polls for everything else, but we like to keep the emblem. So far as party platforms are problems is the United Nations, why not that. concerned, old timers would recognize neither, if they could for through U.N.’s world-wide ' ; A lot of u.s have taken too little statistic-gathering and economic cume back to life. Both platforms an- written to get the popular vote, which means the party policies will lie changed to suit the, The complete itinerant claims interest in the city business, being analysis apparatus, economists j schedule for six local employment । willing to leave it to our council. can obtain the facts and figures 1 popular fancy. being closed in Oregon this That is hardly fair to them, and with which they work out advice ' Thirty years ago the democrats could be distinguished from offices week was announced today by the we have heard them criticised for j and policies for nations. the republicans by the difference in high tariffs and free trade. State Unemployment Compensa- Riving very little if any consider- U.N.’s own economists are con tion Commission. Closing of the ati°n to petitions signed by many THE SILVER LINING offices, which lowers the number resident» and taxpayers, which is. stantly observing the trends of the In spite of political turmoil and continuing war and revo of towns with full-time operating after all, about their only recourse world’s economic systems and j reports on what is happen lution in different parts of the world, people everywhere still offices from 29 to 23. was made except the ballot, but regardless publish ing. Cooperating with them are ' necessary by state budget cuts as °f w hat it is let s be fair and con- have to live and carry on the daily affairs of life. a result of recent Congressional siderate to all and find out why the staffs of the U.N. Specialized ■ Ernest E. Norris, president of the Southern Railway System action. this waste of city funds on Agencies, like the International , ■nys that anyone who takes the trouble to look can find plenty Labor Organization (ILO), and; Weekly itinerant service will be elections. Cf silver linings in the clouds today. the U.N. Food and Agriculture i given in five towns, while Lake “Leaders in government, labor, business and agriculture.” view, the sixth place affected, will LAYMEN’S LEAGUE JULY 13 Organization I FAO), which also said Mr. Norris, “must toss self-interest out of the w indow. It> be visited only once a month, the The Laymen’s Ix-ague composed have vital economic function.«. Al got to be ‘one for all and all for one’ in the spirit of the old-time fourth Thursday, from Klamath of men from every church in town together U N. and the Specialized Fails. Here ate the others: met in the Assembly of God on Agencies now have 319 economic ‘barn raisings.’ Dalias — Friday from Salem Monday evening to pass on the by and statistical projects which “Above all, we’ve got to do what our grandpappies did who everything from annual for created this country—go to work, all of us. We must work anil office; Tillamook — Monday from laws to be presented by the com- ' cover eign trade figures to the world Portland office; Cottage Grove — mittec, but as the attendance was produce as never before to maintain our standard of living and Thursday from Eugene office; light it was hold over to the reg supply and requirements of in to defeat the disastrous inflation that is already banging at our Prineville — Wednesday from ular meeting to he held In the j sulin. doors. And as we v ork and produce I am sure we’ll discover that Bend office; Umatilla — Tuesday same place on July 26 when it is \ ™"ls mountain of facts and valuable by-product—good-w ill among all of our people—w ith- at Hermiston from Pendleton hoped that every church will be 1 aHaly8®*, w'hich is constantly out which all is lost. office. 1 represented. growing, served U.N. as back- “If I am any judge of trends, the American people as a ------------------------------------------------ ground information on which to make international economic rec whole are already rolling up their sleeves, tightening their belts, ON YOUR MARKS-! ommendations. These arc mad»- and getting ready to make democracy work in the old-fashioned principally by the Economic and American way. And that’s the brightest of all the silver linings Social Council and its commis I see in today’s dark clouds.” sions on specialized subjects. Resolutions of UN. economic were organs may range from simple re- W these “34 Ju” construction ° i workers seeking work on the | quests for cooperation to more de- Dam. and the usual Farm life certainly changed for th« bet i tailed recommendations like that seasonal drifters. a|>proved by the General Assem ter the last few years. Life is more pleasant bly for a world economic survey The following summary of labor i «mployment Outlook for use in making general pro- conditiohs during the month of ' Nonseasonal job openings at the and easy thanks to electricity ! grams. June wag issued recently by the . end of June totalled 32, 3 of which local employment office: were for women. The largest pro । In addition to direct recommen Rural electrification ha« been expanded Jun« Change» Employment portion of these were for skilled dations, the Economic and Social rapidly, held back only by the shortage of Considerable change was noted ' an<i semiskilled logging and saw Council has set up regional eco in the employment picture in mill workers. nomic commissions for Europe, vital materials and competent manpower. Placement of workers during June. Whereas for a number of Asia and the Far East, and Latin months we had been anxiously June totalled 173 as compared । America. A fourth one for the At the same time rates have gone down, looking for jobs, we now are hard with 117 in May. Middle East is being planned. The WORLD Unless exceedingly low humidi pressed to find qualified workers i Council works with the Spcdal- bringing you power at the lowest cost in The last week in May ushered ty drives logging crews from the 1 ized Agencies, which deal in such woods, the future looks exceed in good weather and ail lines of fields as finance, monetary »ta- history. work showed considerable pro ingly bright from an employment bilization, agricultural, aeronauti gress. Construction, logging and viewpoint, especially in construc cal and medical economics, labor, This record was made possible through sawmill work were the lines show tion, logging and lumbering. ¡telecommunications and virtually Market Problem« the system of private and free enterprise. ing the most improvement. every aspect of economic life. The lack of family housing in At present, the supply and de- Together, the system of U. N. mtmd of labor arc in logging and this area and the lack of trans economic bodies is a complete and portation are the only hindrances sawmill positions. j working machinery for bringing to employment here at the pres- l-neonpiovment governments to agreement on The number of unemployed in ent time. ¡their mutual problems and mak-1 this area dropjierl from an esti- ' ing recommendations acceptable mated 253 to 147. A large per I to all. Although the U.N.’s eco Sprlghtlier Clothing centage of these were women and nomic work often lacks the drama There is a continuing trend In «kier men who are hard to place. men'« clothing towards greater col and excitement of the political de Migration bates, it has resulted in much ! or variety, with emphasis oi light fanóni- • Migration into this area was er shades in evening wear end positive and useful cooperation considerable less in June than it brighter colors for sportswear. among the nations on pressing was in' May. The May total of 64 economic problems. 'À iN'tì 'ÌAx p'ir <• p ' kivail t n ti hi kih Viva la Truman! UNITED NATIONS IN ACTION Scout Troop 18 at Camp Lucky Boy Pat’s Saw and Shop Chain Saw Filing Schedule Named For Employment Offices Closed ; SPEAKING OF PROGRESS Weather Changes I Local Employment 1 Mountain States Power Co.
