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Th«- Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Thum., Aug, 1?, 1948 ’ J
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I supplied us by E. L. Chirk amt 8 ’ Try a Sentinel Wnntsd.
Pages 12 and 13.
Mike VnndcrKley In charge of the
(Mitude Cloyd Makliwon, vocation
Dear Editor:
eotUfie <Srove
Cottage Grove, Oregon
al agricullure instructor nt Eu
I hope I am not the only Cot
Established August 15, 1.889
gene served as Judge of the live
tage Grove person to write about
stock mid Mrs. ('hire Chapman,
TULLN
Vienna,
Austria
W. C. M ARTIN
Editor, Publisher the following sUlicct and also
Flrat I iciiu ram I Me \\ Bi nnel t Edgar Sheri ill, Roy Geer mid
you will print the same.
Subscript ion rates, eash in advance. No subscription for less hope
is onc of the officers chosen from Kelly served as Judge, of the | h ! n .
Being a nsleo fan 1 attended
The grnnd prize was won by
than three month*.
¡Tulin Air Fbrev Base, Vienna,
1 Yr.
6 Mos. 3 Mos. the Cottage Grove Riding club ro-
Gut your HcMt NOW
Kirk Horn with his two burnw
Austria
to
augment
the
air
lot
co
In Lane and Douglas Counties
1.00 Ì*'°
31 and August 1. The
1.50
Livestock: Dual purtswo beef:
crews
on
the
air
lift
of
"Ois
rution
Outside This District ..............
.3.00
1.50 rodeo itself was one of the best
Vittles", the important tusk of Robert Duer, purebred Hereford
' I have ever seen and I say "Three 1
Foreign Rates on Application.
supplying the 1 'u million people bull. 1st; Grant Middy, guide
Cheer» for the club for the good
Shriners' Hospital
[of Berlin, Germany’« woatern zone Hereford, 1st; Jimmy Plulstvd,
Entere^ at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matte
job It did on the building of thej
with the necessities of life via I lereford call. 3i d; R ij mond
grounds." 1 believe we all would
Duer, grade Shorthorn heifer, 2nd
the air.
encourage the event for years to
All Star
Lt, Bennett, son of Mr and Mrs. Dual purpoMt: I'eml Riggs, grade
come. Birr here is the catch. 1
Henty (». Bennett. 212 Notili 9th Shorthorn male, 2ml; Pern I Riggs,
think and many of my friends also
LIS
Street, Collage Grove, Oregon, reg. Shorthorn heifer, 1st mid
unknown spectators (I heard)
Football Gamo
graduatisi from Cottage Grove grand champion; Prrry Lilllue,
i thought the ambulance service!
grade
Heroford,
3rd.
Dairy:
Tom
high school and was employed as
was a disgrace to the whole com-,
LET S CALL IT A TRADITION
a salesman by the Standard i >il my Burge, grade heifer, 2nd; Dick
Multnomah Stadium,
munity. I know several of the vis-1
Company of California before en Heath, grade heifer, 1st; Norman
We would certainly have to draw on our stock of adjectives iting cowboys and they wen'
Portland. Saturday,
tering the service. He joined tile Abeene, grade heller, 3rd
to give anything like tin adequate deaertption of the three com pretty disgusted with the service.
Riding horses: John VanNort
uir
force
in
1941
ami
received
his
I
saw
one
cowboy
go
for
almost
Au^utt
28. 8:30 P. M.
munity events held here July 3. August 1 and August 6, 7 and 8.
wings and commission nt Luke wick, 1st and grand climn|ilon;
hour with two broken fingers
Froiu ;0I reports these three events, the Cottage Grrne Riding an
Field. Arizona in March 1945. He Gray VanNortwick. 2nd; Betty
and Gene Paine had called the
All PiiMrcd. Io »itinri«' Hospital
Club rodeo, the Regatta and Pageant exceeded even the fondest ambulance but the cowboy still
arrived in the Euro|>ean Theater Jean Wilson, 3rd
for
Crippled t hdrti.n. Furt I.nd
Mares
mid
Colts:
Kay
Lconmil.
expectation«. Particulvly «ratifying was the puldie response to had no aid. Another rode as pick
in July 1946. Prior to his assign
Unit Portland All Stal« v«. Slate
ment as Classification Officer of 1st; Beth Peacock, 3rd; Betty
the I arade of Chieftains and to the Regatta parade staged here up man and contestant with his
All Slat«, plus
Tulin Air Base he was Classifica Maddy, 2nd.
Saturdaywhich attracted the greatest throng of people .ever hand torn up and an hour after
Swine: James Pynch. 1st; Jia-I
tion Officer at Kitzingen Air
rodeo he still had no aid. Let’s
seen in Cottage Grove. In years gone by Cottage Grovi e held
Pynch, 2nd.
। Base, Germany,
. hope Cottage Grove can do better
MUSIC
PARADES
some vfry worthwhile events, but in the meantime the popula
Mrs. Bennett, the former Doris
next
year
and
have
the
ambulance
Dogs: Louise Griffon, 1st; Con-
tion of the section has doubled. \\ e therefore can say it was the behind the chutes where it be
' E. Fender of Walla Walla, Wash ley Overholser. 2nd; Sandra Gen-
BANDS
DRILL TEAMS
largest blithering ever seen hen- without fear of contradiction. longs. Think of it all you people
ington, has joined h e r hu.band try, 3rd; Jimmy Hicks. 4th.
t a so uatd a number of people say they would like to par- who saw those boys ride, put
and is living in Vienna. Austria
PAGEANTRY
Cats: I lean VanNortwick, lut;
COLOR
cr * 0 1,1 j le Pi,ra.”,‘ «Rother year; the reason they made no‘.vourself in their place and let the Nutrition experts are devising ways of improving the diets of
Miko, Jeff and Bob Turay, 2nd;
el tort to take part in the parade Saturday is because thev mis- [sponsors of the Rodeo know where of Latin Americans under the auspices of the V.N. Food and JOHNSON TO HE HERE I0TH I ui vona Overholser, 3rd; Carol
TJrket* are Ruing fait) If you live
Persons who have worked in Walker, 4th.
understood who was eligible. So if this is true the parade should vou "ou,d have ,he ambulance Agriculture Organisation (FAO). Above a worker brings in peanuts
out al town, tend your check at
Novelty prizes: Marilyn Shultz,
grow m community interest and this interest combined with the ^hou,d you
onc of thos,? cow' harvested on an agricultural experiment station which is exploring jobs covered by the Social SccUr-
money aider TODAY for your
report that the Pacific Coast outboard motor championship mav '
and
Injured. Surely- any the possibilities of growing different foods for Latin America. i ity Act frequently are not awan puppy; Miko Chapman, 57 varie tickets at $1 each including la*
■ of their
___ right to receive benefits ties; Samira Gray, duck; Calvin
be moved here another
»«1 ;z „ «J r
"'"'Pof you would vote to have it be-
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; Many wage earners who have Bailey, bantam hen; John Allen, AU acata rraeived. Write lot
w ,
ITKHUB.
at a moment s notice, not an hour
and so that Xhe radroads could reached the age of 65 nre of the bantam rooster; Janel Glade, dog
be reconstructed. With sufficient opinion that It is necessary to re Ijirget pet. Dale Coop, horse.
We know that the response to the "Parade of Chieftains” or none at 8,1 as was the case at
Ticket PepertwM*
coal, the railroads were able to tire permanently in order to qual Smallest. Susan Griggs, frog
must l^ve been pleasing to R. S. Drenner the director and our second rodeo. Yours for better
Multnomah Civic Stedisa
carry more coal and food and ify for retirement lM-nefits under
membefs of the Rod and Gun club and others who worked for
in thc rutun'
Sheep: Wayne Smith. 2nd; Con
more materials so that everybody the old-age and survivors insur ley Overholser, 1st Poultry: Wil
the Huctoess of the event. Its that bit of human nature in us all
NelUe AUen
began to benefit.
ance program. Paul F. Johnson, liam Hudson, 1st. Rabbits: Bruce
to leara that our efforts are in a measure appreciated and such
Meanwhile. ECE turned its at manager of the Eugene office of Hankins, 1st.
a fine turnout takes the sharp edges off the hard work and the DRAIN FARMER killed
tention to transportation, a key the Social Security Administra
uncertainties connected with the preparation of this event
HK--1O on collision
part of any economic system tion stressed the fact thut retire
"
h”1* "’P l^rorne a part of the community.
Pressley Martin Cain. 38. was
Transportation was badly disor ment benefits may be paid to
ganized in Europe, but by now' qualified workers for any month
nr opportunity was never lietter to insure the success of killed instantly in a head-on col-
ECE, taking over work already in which he does not earn more
thc pageant. M e can do this through the formation of a pageant ; lisio® on the streets of Drain Au-
aqsociation. The pageant has grown to such an extent that we £Ust 4th about D am According WITHOUT OUR SUPPORT IT FAILS begun, has helped European na- than $14 99 in employment cov-
report * '
from
should not expect one individual to shoulder all of the respond- to a ---------
------ State Police. WITHOUT ITS SUPPORT PEACE FAILS tions head their transportation' cred by the Social Security Act.
Driveways — Streets — Parking Areas and Floors
systems on the road to recovery.' Those who qualify for retirement
bility of preparations and then direct the show. Mr. Drenner has ‘ Cain's car struck a logging truck,
Commission set up a system payments may return to work,
James Luther Lan.son
Every phase of human relation The
pioneered the event and has proven that it is uonular If wo operated
« nu. by -nv
All Work Guaranteed
want a continuation of thL-
.-nt
* popular, it w< Of Elkton. The investigation re- ship and every approach to civil by which freight cars are returned however, the return to work will
association
th - n ot
d * have to form a pageant port showed that the car coming ized living Is being explored and to their points of origin and never result in a suspension of benefits
Pass Creek Paving Co., Drain, Ore
left idle. It cleared away some of during the period of employment.
*,
’ _Pa*tem of Bend, Pendleton and other local- around a curve was on the left
by the many groups work the
difficulties
hindering
interna
ties where reputations have been established. This suggestion is s>de of the highway. The accident studied
Johnson
will
be
at
the
city
hall,
ing with and within the United
Located at
no reflection on the Rod and Gun dub or any other organiza- ’ occurred near the Drain Theater Nations Organization. To grasp tional truck traffic and worked council chambers, from 10:30 a.m.
tion wkich may have had a part in the pageant in the past; the 1 Driver of the truck was not held some understanding of the possi toward the reopening of the ex to noon Monday. August 16, 1948
Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel
event Ilas grown to be a community affair and it’s up to us to see ' Cain- 8 farmer, lived seven bilities and actual progress being tensive European inland waterway for the purpose of taking claims
system.
43 tfcxx
.
.and
conducting
other
business
rel-
that proper financial support is given it An association is the mdcs wcst of Drain. He was not made toward a better world the
Similar results have been re- ative to the Federal Old-Age ami
logical;answer to the problem because the director will have no I married.
married- ,
J
Sentinel presents the fourth in a
scrips
Europe's Economic corded in the fields of electric Survivors Insurance program,
financial worries, he can step out and employ labor needed in J
J 2k a"i
power, timber ami labor while in ! Everyone having such business is
the preparation.
H J
1,1 ber
1909. and had lived near Problems:
*4»enerit* field of agriculture urged to contact him personally
_ rs
i
. ,
.
Drain for the past 14 years.
Europe needs coal—for heat, for ECE has just begun joint recon-1 (lurint: that time.
1...« «1
. i TT Drenner ha^had to depend on voluntary labor.
Surviving are his father, WiL
________
♦ i kj
«re people who must often make a sacrifice bam L. Cain; his mother, Mrs. making steel, for running every struction and development efforts '
of factory', for keeping its with the Food and Agriculture Or-
PacrAan*
to iielp. I ageants such as this wiii go far toward the establishing Marian M. Cain; three brothers, sort
moving. At times since ganiz.iUvn of the United Nations'
” ^BgCOIK
of a good name for the community. Hospitality and a good show ! ¡Paul
PauI of Portland. Leonard of railroads
Ends
Sunday
[ Roseburg and Lloyd of Los An- the war’s end. productive mines in (FAO,
will liecome traditional with us. Let’s take this opportunity.
...
frrim p,..,,. n
' geles; three sisters, Mrs. Hazel European country could not buy _ I ECE officials point out that the
timber
for
mine
props
from
an-1
Commission's
job
is
not
yet
nearly
nn .¿i i n r v..
Wright and Mrs. Ethel Groshong.
’
| both of Portland and Mrs. Lola other country, becaus,. there were done, but they declare that al-
not enough men to cut the forests ready economic cooperation has ** r ’
,7
u ia
HOUSEWIVES MAY ACCOMPLISH WHAT PRICE
I Longfellow of Seattle.
and, in any case, it was hard to netted impressive results as well .^5
® ,
‘*2r‘.n5
CONTROLS COULD NOT
Funeral services were held
as
undcrat.nd-
Tuesday. August 10, at 2:00 p.m. get steel axe heads.
in<r the international
ari
«...__ _ ’ tailcd hst of winners at the Kent a
Nobody knows yet what the housewivi»
,,lav . may in
is ...
of the nation
th<? Oakland Christian church
That economic circle is typical cofjaboration
¡Grocery and Market.
accomplish in their boycott of certain food items. It all depends
with the Rev. James Powell offi- of the problems facing Europe to-
‘
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I Highlighting the three day
‘ ey an;“*
You (ua’x st“rt a nmvement ciating. Interment was in the day. Involved in the over-all prob-1
Clothes Washer at
event was the parade down Main
,^IOU>, hnrttng somebody and if the boycott is successful or IOOF cemetery, । Oakland,
with lem of Europe's economic life, say ‘ChiAf+ainQ Pararitt* street on Saturday morning. Th«'
ra er the resistance of the public, food stores may suffer at arrangements in charge of the economists, are the material de-
de- ,
roiuut parade, well over four blocks kmg.
(Continued from page 1)
least temporarily.
.
Stearns Mortuary. Oakland.
struction of war, the dislocation '
consisted of thirty-five entries in
that showed up with peace, the the pageant including thc fisher- ,he industrial parade, which was
The public generally is opposed to any sort of price control
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shortage of foteign exchange and man, Marvon Harpole; hunters, *n addition to the numerous addi-
because such measures involve the services of the so-called little I 18-YEAR-OLDS MAY APPLY
Rude and Chet Vandcn-1 lions to the pct parade. The pa-
dictators. The publie can hold the price line, in fact people FOR ONE-YEAR ENLISTMENT the lack of sufficient manpower. i Elwyn
----- Cub and Girl „
...( ra{jc was je(j ¿y Larry Levens rld-
Scouts with
To enable European nations to burg;
can do most
seek to <i<
accomplish,
ami 111)1
most all of
-- anything
------„ ........... „ they own
voill|>ll>n. illlll
Application
for
a
one-year
en-
their
leaders.
Mines.
Merlin
Bui-
! Ing his famous Palomino, followed
work
together
to
solve
the
prob
us agree that
tout its
ns about
auvui time
lime to start setting the brak
brakes some- llstment in the Armv of the lems of their continent, which lard and Clyde Lechner; Indian by the majorettes and the Amer
n ,v .n )f ?e
a p?Petit*on of the 1932 era. We have United States may be made by i economists view as an economic weavers, Mrs. Francis Horn. Mrs ! ican Legion drum and bugle corjn
never jnet anybody who did not agree that a stopping place young men now eighteen years of entity, the United Nations set up Ted Taylor and Miss Billy Reed; I and then the various industrial
should be reached somehow. Real estate transactions here tell a age. having not reached their machinery for economic coopera-, potter, Ted Taylor; Hiawatha. Cc- I and pct parade entries.
story that is common most anywhere in the country. A few nineteenth birthday.
tion in the Economic Commission cil Rhodes; interpretive dance, I The B. P. W. club float bearing
properties have aold as high as six or
seven ..........
times ...........
in the . f past
two
Those applicants who are not for Europe (ECE). Now, little originated and directed by Martha Queen Ada Carter won the $1(X).IX)
.......
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years or eighteen months anti every time a sale is made the caI,cd for enlistment before Au- more than eight months after Hicks, local dancing school tcach- prize. Honorable mention went to
is advanced from ten to fifty percent. .................................. !
1^48 must reapply for thc ECE’s organization was com- ®r. Tyke Brady, Charlinc Roland, Hansen Bros., and to the Sunny
price in
The trouble with rising prices is that we have never lieeu °ne ycar cnIis,ment on Septcm- pleted. the results of its work are'Marie Ycarous, Ann Minkler, side Greenhouses for their entries.
'
' । ber 1, 1948, provided they have appearing in greater production Norma Lei- Lewis, and Delores Pet Parade Winners
resistance mav be thVTrnheiLnram^
1 ^"J.'^'L”Pf**'* not reached their nineteenth
' ' Da
nineteenth i | and
and faster
faster economic
economic recovery.
recovery.
Da I I berg;
berg; Indian
Indian dancers.
dancers. Warm
Warm
Tile following is the result of
ir>ofirvn
I
nz^T-•
•_ on
_ coal
• exemplifies SJnrinrru
IT
resistance may be the logical approach to the leveling off period, birthday since last application.
ECE's _ _____
work
Spring TnHinrtvf
Indians. ITi/n
Eva B.
Seymore, the pet parade held in connection
-
~
An enlistment period of 21 the wav the nations of 1 u 01» William Sam-Sam Colwash, Ro- with the industrial pnradc Satur
A contributor to a widely cir- months is available to young men I X X Ur
”-" States, u...
nited
have - been an<i Kalama. Naomi Kalama, day morning. The information was
Here s the answer to every woman s prayer for a portable
culated
dated periodical
periodica1 wrote:
“'rote: “Chil- between the ages of 19 and 26 working together for” rwonstruc- MarHyH
— Kalama, Mrs. Mary
washer
with “big washer” performance No more running
THOUGHTLETS ciol?n^^rem^,p 'n^ dW'
T™8 enlistmpnt
for tion. Coal production was in a sc- Wagner.
out to a neighborhood washing center! Royal Chef’s port
ciplined
parents.
i
the
regular
army,
unassigned.
By Earl B. Balch
Chieftains were Powatan, A. D.
vere slump in the disorganization
I A
__
able electric clothes washer, with patented “baffled drum"
A birth
certificate,
or a state- I i that followed the end
of the ...
war Baker;
Bill Norris;
pnt
frnm
thn
Ctnt,.
,
_
< Pontiac.
r»
... Tc
construction, handles day to day laundry needs easily . . .
In
revolutionary
and early ment
from
the
State
Registrar
of
!
•
.
।
w < .
But
the
vital
fuel
was
badly
i
cumseh,
Homer
Prescott;
Wovoka,
Most of us are apt to set
quickly . . . efficiently. Just check these features:
statistics is required as proof । I needed. To get coal to whore it I Tuney Rhodes; Smoholla, Ed Fin
“
American
history
our
statesmen
vital
statistics
standard of morals for the other r very often consulted the clergy, , of a&v
age uy
by appiivctiiis
applicants I for both of was needed most and where ir nerty; Black Hawk, Ed Keitzcr
fellow. 1
LIGHT — Weighs only 31
pounds«
, For the past fifteen years our , the above enlistments.
UV the
lliv most
Hilary I good. ECE took j Sitting Bull. Miles Wicks; Wa
would do
A rmlinr.4 iz.n wt
n « r be made with over
congressional and gubernatorial
Application
may
existing projects for Inter- basha, Glen Wicks; Nacoma, H.
STURDY - Made of heavy - gauge
A magazine writer recently re leaders have consulted mediums ¿Technical
< hnical Sergeant
Sc recant J.
J. L.
I. Johnson,
Johnson national allocation -r
u „ «..„i
.
of ■ the
fuel. r>
O. r
Bennett;
Tocmetone, Betty
ferred ¡to the strike methods in and clairvoyants.
U. S. Army and U. S. Air Force, Thus, high-grade metallurgical Lionberger; Sacajawca, Mrs. Cecil
drawn aluminum.
labor matters as "out moded.”
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Recruiting Station, The Armory,
fuels were delivered to steel mills, Rhodes; Manulito and son. Fran-
by GENE WARE
SMART—White baked enamel finish.
There is no state in the union Cottage Grove, Oregon.
while railroads got the share they cis Horn and son Kirk; Pasqual,
It may be strategy to match that doesn't have some town or
Marion
Bridwell.
EASILY STORED - Squared sides.
। needed, even if consumers in some
Speaking of “take - home-
politics with politics. But I think other place therein called by an
countries temporarily lack com
First Steam Turbine
In tribute to the knowledge pay", how would you like to
the general public is as much dis Indian name but there are few
Sits flat on any surface.
Gustaf de Laval, Swedish seien- fort. Steel production rose, en- these people had in the use of “make” $250,000 a <1 a y, but
gusted with the way the Repub states that allow the Indians to tist.
take
home
only
$50
a
week?
in
1882
built
his
first
steam
abling
more
machines
to
be
built
ROOMY — Handles 4 lbs. of wash —
water the well-known song "Cool
licans ire carrying on the special vote.
so that more coal could be mined Water” was dramatized by Far- That's what happens to people
turbine.
session, as they are at the Pres
(8 men’s shirts,) (2 double-size
ney Edwards as Hopi Runner; who work in the Denver Mint.
ident for calling the special ses Last week the Tennessee Demo-
As
Moses
Smith,
Superinten
Shirley Hileman as Zuni Water
sheets,) (18 diapers,) or equal
sion.
MONKEY BUSINESS
1 cratic primary overthrew the
Girl and Everett Powell as Sc- dent of the money-factory puts
_.
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Democratic boss of the state with
load of ANY type laundry.
it, "This is the only job in the
quoya.
It was a treat suprise to most a resounding crash. The suffering
country
where
the
Government
SPACE SAVING - Only 18 in. x 16 %
A symbolic ballet interpreted
of us to learn that the anti-com- public will stand a lot of mis-
the beauty and harmony of the takes everything you make."
munist President of Hungary, who. government a long time but in
in. X 20 in
Smith,
whose
job
is
to
guard
Indian world with Mrs. Harold
has resigned, is a Methodist min-: time the upset comes
three-quarter
billion
dollars
in
¡Hicks, Ruth Hill, Sally Anderson,
ister.
:
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QUICK - Does the laundry in 12 - 15
Sally Devine, Marilyn White, Ne gold, says there is no possibility
~
By the end of the campaign
of
anyone
getting
away
with
minutes.
ola Johnson and Shirley Buskirk
Here is something that other, both the Democrat pot and the
even an ourtcc of the precious
as
dancers.
The
lily
operator
was
GENTLE - Drum action tumbles the
states and schools might emulate. Republican kettle will be so black
stuff. The alarm system is so
John Wilson.
(.ovetnor Hall has received a that many may think black is
delicate that a mouse, walking
clothes soothingly; 7 gallons
The "Sleeping Beauty Waltz" on tip-toes, wouldn't stand a
check ^or over three thousand dol- their natural color and even the
lars from the school children of Wallace frying pan will be
portrayed the declining resources chance of getting in . . . much
water oqraeity,
and vanishing of a great race.
Hawad for Vanport flood relief, smudged. The Dixicrat cooking re-
less out! So if It’s gold you're
POWERFUL
- Capacitor type motor
Ihe money will be used to pur- ceptable has tar on it now
The beautiful lights of the after, you’d better head for
chase destroyed school books.
_ _____
drcam world fad«' out. Darkness "them thar hills”!
■1 H. P. —115 V. — 60 cycle A* C>
CONV KMENT - Operates
£
enshrouds the landscape; then the
Sometimes one wonders at the 1
Benton
C.
Gardner,
Is
retir
A nt an recently wrote: "The things done in the name of pol-1
sunlight creeps over the land-scape ing after 46 years as head of
more we get of earth the less we ¡tics. It seems that a cabinet va-
I presenting it as it is today with the Treasury Department’s
bathtub, in any part of house.
get of Heaven.
cancy must be presented to the
only a remnant of the vast supply Currency Redemption division.
May be used in kitchen, bath,
of wildlife just reviewed left. During that time, he has de
. United States Senate for confir-
Often we say
Perhaps the mation while the Senate is in ses-
[ Awakening us to the fact that it stroyed billions of dollars In
laundry,
etc.
future will be better. But we who sion to enable him to draw his
j is only a drcam. T hat vye can •the incinerator. He really had
Ive iq the present make the pay. jn the closing hours of the'
ATTACHMENTS
— include 7^2 foot
i never hope to experience those money to^burn! You'll get the
"nur<?'
extra session, the President sent '
conditions of abundance existing most for'your money at the
extension cord; 2 ft. feed-drain
during the Red Man’s reign. Also friendly COMMUNITY JEW
... ...
J" the name for his Secretary of
We believe in the protection of Labor Senator Taft blocked his '
hos®«
we must act decisively now if we ELERS, 612 Main Street. Secs
minorities^ But when minorities confirmation But he said the
are to even save the remnant we our selection of Admiral Ra
GUARANTEED — * Royal Chef* prom
rontrol the net of the majority President could send the name of
have now left.
dios, when you decide to get a
like the filibuster rww going on | the same man in during the Con-
Fawns, courtesy of the Oregon new set for your homo. A hand
ises superior performance.
'i' ,hC’rk'n, s something must be gressional recess, and he would ‘
Game Commission; ducks, cour- i some Admiral Console will be
done. The public is disgusted.
then draw pay.
tesy of Mr. Sloan; burros, cour a joy to you for many, many
tesy
Horn family; Pageant years. Liberal Credit at no ex
The ßjates Rights democrats
grounds,
courtesy of Mr .and Mrs. tra charge.' Phono: 351.
only wisq to maintain their white
Read the classified pages.
M. A. Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Francis
500 Main St.
supremacy.
Pages 12 and 13.
Telephone 15
, Horn.
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