The Konttori' Cottage drove, Oregon
15, litis I
CHANGING WORLD
Cottar
^rntinrl
Published Every Thursday at
Cott ape Grove. Oregon
Established! August 15, 1889
New Look Added
To II. of 0. Campus
i MRS. EMMI UR WNTETTt K
THANKS «II.D M'HOOI. MMES
I With the Granges
«uns quoTEt
A letter recvlv«*d from Mrs Em
"Ihr l'nltrd Nalliin« muti
ma Branstetter at Lu« Angeles
go on. II I« nur mir hofie, mir
cum ey » h c r thanks to the old
DOREN 4 GRANGE NEHM
■ HM' chaacv Io keep Ihr
school mates association for tho
W. c. MARTIN
UNiVERSlTY OF OREGON.
Editor. Publisher
Regular meeting of the Dorcna
IM'»rr.“ Jame» N. Hyde,
words
of
greetings
sent
her.
She
Eugene. August 23 t Special* Dus
Grange was held Thuraday, Au-
fhan^hro1™^^
C“h in advance- No «ubacription for less
mvmbcr of the Unitoti States
tall, tor th«1 first tune since the says "No words can express the guai i s
Mittakin to U N
han three month».
i Yr-
6
3 M(<
pleasure
it
gave
me
to
receive
the
war. University of Oregon stu list, but also there was a feeling of | Visitors at this meeting wen1
dents
will
have
room
to
breathe
in
Lane
and
Douglas
Counties
—
2
50
1
r
>n
i
m
gxuu. Th« DiJriet
}»
sadness as I hsiked over the list । Mr and Mrs Ralph Roger* (Lane hall with Dolnh I'laisti-d and
A new look has lxs*n added to the and
found so mam nam.-s nus»mg
Pomona Grange master
Foreign Rates on Application.
1
e-impm, a new building look that What u pb .isure it u <s tor me io I
his wife). Mr and Mr> Elmer Jcsaio Vining a» hoNtcssre
Mr» McCormack gave a report
Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter.
se«* such a large gloup out of a rohlcn from Creswell, anil Bill on
He crowckxi conditions
e Grunge proceeding»
; Ashley.
small Iwginning."
MA 11 O N Al EDITORIAL
• pres ailed since war da
Rosalie Lake, reporter,
The
following
committee»
wcit
of you
rcmcmlier
n
lined
by
Mary
Arne,
chairman
ol
of con- the fust meeting on the Ann Pe
Oli
It
—8ulw* ribr lìi 'I h* Sen U a el—
st ruction are Uiuson hall (the new trie lawn, when almut liltisn the lairs, South lame County Fair
ATI 0 ■
mwii's dormitory*, and the mod-
(Sept
18-17), chairman. Elina
ein University
Rei ent ly Kother met to talk over old times Brumfield, helper*. Helen
complete«! were ilu- new wing on and w lmt a glorkius tittW'Wv had ” r,in,‘- Lois Gllea, Rosalie Ulke.
TOO MANY CHANGES CONFUSING
th«' school of musk-, ami interior
huHdi-ra. Lan y Brumfield, Henry
remodeling of yill:ird, ki'cund old-' BEN El IT TEA EOK
, Snauer, U-c Thomason. Ed Fin
ner.
park,",,r
«<*•'” now greets motorists and shop
TODAY
est campus building Tlw 121 se.it HOSPITAL St IIOOL At «», tk
nerty Lane County Fair (Sept
y ? Park al0’,* ,he s,‘uth si,k
Whiteaker avenm
llieater'vyill lx- an addition to Vil-
21-24*, chairman, Ellen Sherrill,
As
ii
benelit
for
tin
1
I'hildrvn»
an<’ m08t
-feet or avenue.
lard. Scheduled for nunpletion t>e-
helpers, Shirley Arne, Shirley
Hospital S«-hool in Eugi-ne. Mis
Alter a trial at a one way street, lasting for several w,< k* the
forc the -ic.idctnie year is out arc
Sherrill. Avanclle Wicks; builders,
one way was abandoned after the council recei^i one protest
the Student Union Ituilding and a M I. Handshuh will display it n Raymond Wicks. Philip Lak«*.
and. -parking on one side” substituted in its place.
silver t«'.i next Sunday .it her horn«'
major addition to the library.
her collection ol (n, thousand Ralph Plaisted. Claude Arne; veg-
hecT« ,ateat*
T’J the
to this traffic problem
Hattie Spahr. I
Carson hall, a s| .»MiiMlO fire pitchers which she has .un.i -o| in etable washing
fn*m XiithP?,n KftKUt
<:learinP one ’ide of Whiteaker
priM'f concn-t'- ami brick building. the past ten ycuis Ilnurs ol the Jeanette Kelly, Helen Uix'hrane, !
from Ninth to Fifth means that approximately 27 parkin-
will’hiHis«' Xkt ixhs L s In addition to te.i will be two to six o'clock The Myrtle Mke and Rosalie Mkc
P’«^ most be found elsewhere. And of course w.- are aware
The youth eomtn1 ths* reported
suites foi small group living, and home is kaated at 827 Eleventh
that Jenn Plalsted won third place
that the city maintains a parking lot back of the An a,!«- theater
a spacious dining hall, the dormi Avenue Eaat.
in tho highway t*May contest in
tory will have small lx-an parlors,
(Which should be used by those who drive to work. But if thos.
Sponsoring hostesses will la- the
ns eption rooms, and music rooms Welcome Wagon I’hctteplac«* Me
''ho drive to work do this, it will mean that 27 less spaces will b«
Next meeting. September 1. i«
A sumh'ek is planned on the root. morial Guild, ti group of women
‘hi “Ji*
p*rkln* ,ot for ‘he out of town shoppers am! we
txxMtcr night. All iienona inter- '
The
theatre
will
feature
the
’’Th"*'"'27S""»ta
- - 1.« what our experienced
finest in seating, stage, lighting, the hospital seliool as Its working «•»ted in grunge activitie« may at-
nanuy lor the week eud shoppers.
t«'nd th«- meeting, ('harter mem- I personnel offer you!
acoustic, and personal comfort fa project.
ben< of Dorana Grange are asked 1
mH
administration does not seem to have much svm- '
I .N
cilities. Six major productions will
The public is cordially invited to to attend. Each grange family h | Prompt, reliable, careful and
pathy for guys like us wh«> rule to work anil we’ll admit that'
WORLD INCOME IN 1948
lx- presentiM yearly.
courteous SERVICE.
see the 5.000 pitchers displayed Io bring two pie».
onoiiVril^tV ^lb e“’ n,t ”n,il ”* op** 8eaaon is <>’ <'l^’d
Retmxieling Villard hull has al and the hours have Iss-n extended
The serving committee for the
'ewr Lilt' h Prubkm "•» ^niain. Frankly we doubt if there
Preliminary calculations by t h c lowed th«' radio, speech, ami thru 6 o'ckwk so that out of town
By Harris Ellsworth. Rep. in
meeting
of S«*ptembcr 15 is Mr. ‘
IHsiple
may
nee
the
display.
drama
divisions
to
lx
-
eonsolidiited
I N Statistical Office indicate
hlsisrf on
S?Si’n °n ‘ ’J“ K‘V "h° rides to "(M'k an<’
Congress from Oregon
and
Mrs
Henty Kelly, Bob until
that the nations of the world arc under one roof. Although the ex
^°,CCSt ^,ng
for k* » in 'v”r-'
Joyce Kelly, und Mr. und Mrs !
terior
of
the
building
remains
the
expected
to
show-
an
approximate
The U. S. State Department re
Jim S|mhr
32 S 10th
Phone 99
income of 531 thousand million same, the interior was changed AT SEPTEMBER ITU
the ,a?kL °! f“din‘t the
convenient cently issued an un-inde\ed vol dollars
Next H E.
meeting will be ’
in
1948,
from
a
two
to
a
thnx'-story
struc
:hfcx
The annual Missouri picnic. pre Tuesday, September 13. at the1
pirkjRg place w»M remain with the shopper. And since Cott im ume of 1054 pages entitled “United
The largest share of the world ture by lowering of ceilings ami vioualy postponed on account of
T'lirCria,nS^a11 ,OWn »* th“
of most people even States Relations with China."
This document is called a "white income, 240 thousand million dol making us«' of the attic space run will he held at the Jantzen
F’* ”S from 4
’o 5.000 paper.” Why it is called that. I do lars or 45 per cent, accrued in In addition to the three fkxirs is Beach. Portland on Sunday, S»*p-
I? rf
W°jC U npht' offer the sh"PP«’'- « big not know from my reading of it North America, whereas Europe, a new basement, which houses |
ad antage. If we can provide a convenient place for th< shooner the color of it might more prop excluding the U.S.S.R.. had an in dressing and sewing rooms, and tember -Ith Those planning to at
tend arc asked to bring coffee and
All the Kids Are Hurrying
comSitk?^^" ‘ heerful atmosphere and merchandise at a erly be called pink. Certainly all come of 110 thousand million dol nix-essary facilities for below- dinner. A fine program has been
•ful merchanffiJgWe
V,> P°nt> * ’°ng
toward 8l"^- those in the state department who lars. or 26 per cent, according to stage levels of a theater.
arranged says a . J. Cushman,
to Get Their
participated in the China blunders the report.
When th«* Erb Memorial Union president,
can’^rL^»1?^ “1 the/h°ic! parkinR Pl"* «re forbidden, we should be blushing with shame
Official information on the na is completed, a center for student
tional income of the Soviet Union activities will be provided on th«>.
can t retain the advantage of easy parking. And we can't have now that their story is in print
even though most of it is in very is lacking at the present time. campus for the first time. Offices
r ni S k °°*
*1 »»lution
therefore
UN. experts, however, estimate of the Associated Students of th«*
way grid Zvi”«
“r<> I0*“ narrow
or evo,ve
u '«><• is fine print.
The fall of China to the Russian that country’s income for last year University, and student affairs
controlled communists is felt more at about 52 thousand million dol will be located there. The large!1
nt
keenly by those of us who live on lars, or slightly below 10 per cent new ballroom can double ns an
of
the
world
income.
the west coast than by easterners.
auditorium or banquet room. A
THE HOUR GLASS FIGURE
Asia, with an approximate in postoffice, barber shop, soda bar. i
The eyes of the east are on Eu-
U Mack Sennett, vho helped to original, the shnatiek rope. W'e recall very well how come of 58 thousand _________
million dol- as well as recreational rooms and
comedy is any sort of a prophet, the matter of buying a baUhing close the Pacific Coast was to the ’a*"5- ’s well above the figures for an art lounge will be housed in the ।
Pacific war zone We recall most Africa. South and Central Anier- building.
wl™“ y^arS frT ST WOH’t * a Problem’
man-
“T B1*n ’»others Will be nude. .As far as the average vividly that Japanese shells and ica and Oceania.
A new service arrangement will ;
I'lionc 706
Figures for South and Centra! be possible with the additional
bombs actually landed and ex-
Xd»^ Tt
wtM‘,her »»»
friend or ploded
or. our cot:!.
America indicate an approximate space provided by enlarging the
»tnpeHed by a desire to show off their figure or
income of 17.5 thousand million
library. Instead of having an at- '
whether they are just trying to see how few clothes thev can
dollars.
For Africa, the figure is
| shameful me-mm
t , t .
tendant
get txxiks for students
w mL^nweSCap€»«arrest' At any rate we are 8eei,‘R more of the
15 thousand million, and for
policy in Chini. — I pot'—'viy
from the stacks, the students will
th Can “7 nmeh for ,he pre8ent trend “ far as the when I rend the -i kn- '—i of S-e. Oceania 8.5 thousand million dol- be allowed to browse among the I
I Prfnera pub '? are «on'ern«*, because they are bad retary of State AC-i^nn thu '•,. lars.
stacks. Under the m-w system, th«-
enough, but like Sennett the one retleennug feature seen in the have no more policy t...... | \ ,,
library will b<- divided into a num
A FRESH
H
n,uke “t311 pay •*** Mt^ntion to our fig- in the future than a “wait and
Dutch Grain Production
ber of reader service departments,
uri^The^woman with an hourglass figure with sand in the see how it all comes out" attitude.
Dutch production in bread grams each staffed by librarians trained '
in special subject fields.
?-
the bathroom scales and pass up I felt it necessary to speak out on in 1947 was 58 per cent of pre-
a scetm-l helping of mashed potatoes and gravy
the subject on the floor of the but in 1948 was 77 per cent of pre-
The cnlargi-d three-floor area
House of Representatives. My
an improvement of 19
has been designed to jMTmit un- '
cent.
speech was a long one too long
limited horizontal expansion and I
WHO GETS THE BENEFITS?
to outline here. I shall be glad to
to allow maximum flexibility in
SEVEN s lucky seers do say
Riesel Electric
send a copy of it to anyone who
interior arrangement. Storage of |
—
th<“ bi*‘rest automobile manufacturers mad«- w-ants one.
More than two miles of cf cetrie half a million books will be pos- , There are seven days each
profits of 9.4 cents per 11.00 of sales. This profit—less than 10%
wiring, or appro.'iimatelj lOCIO sible, and almost 1500 students '
week;
—u the incentive that keeps this business at work Let’s look
Drink plenty of our milk
Beginning Thursday, the 25th. teet, g o into the building of a 2.030- may be seated simult.-ncously
FOR THE HOLIDAYS LEFT SEND YOUR
at the people it benefited.
er D.’esel-eiectric loconio- when the library opens the new
each day
the house is expected to recess for horse)
First were the employes, who collected <1,343,000 000 in about two weeks over Labor Day tive
addition next spring.
—It bring« the "pep” folks
CLOTHES TO US NOW FOR A THOROUGH
wages and salaries.
During this period it is expected
seek!
DRY CLEANING AND YOU'LL HAVE A
The next group that benefited was Federal, state and local the senate will catch up so that
Studying World Hunk ut First Hund
following the recess both Houses
governments that took $464,000.000 in taxes.
FRESH WARDROBE FOR A BRIGHT
Finally the owners—434.000 of them—received $211.000.000 can complete the unfinished busi
ness
of
the
session
and
adjourn.
HOLIDAY.
1 his is the way the cash benefits from this company were
Add refreshing goodness to
shared: Ownexs, $1.00^Government Tax Collectors, $2.18; Em My present plan is to take tho
each meal with cur
family out to our home in Rose
pwyes. $6.37. '
burg. spend a week or more in a
The customers bought better automobiles than thev could forest camp on the Umpqua, and
buy forty years ago, and they paid only a little mon- than half then return to Washington for the
Dressed up in th<w;e
as much for them.
remainder of the session. Mrs.
tempting new containers.
Profit keeps this company going. The employes receive the Ellsworth and Jane will stay in
largest share of the benefit. Government takes the next largest Oregon After the session adjourns
share. The stockholders who put up the money to build this which should be around the first
corporation and whu ru nthe risk of loss, receive the smallest of October, I expect to spend the
months of October. Novemlxr and
share of all.
most of December in Oregon visit
ing the seven counties of our four
"It's the Know How That Excels All Others”
A MOR^ CHEERFUL OUTLOOK
th congressional district.
Streunt to c w^oDfMftiD * hk
—-------- - An CAt AAA------------- 107 N 7th
All plans of this sort are subject
Phone 717
505 $0.5«* $7.— PHONE;321
fBy ReynoMs Knight)-
to change without notice. The
Aside from the understandabk administration desire to situation here, as this is written,
talk up prosperity, is there any basis in business «levelopments is very confused and uncertain.
theniselves for Labor Secretary Tobin’s cheerful forecast of a But the above outlines what we
HOPE to do.
million new jobs opening up by the end of this year!
SUPER SERVICE
Washington Letter
°°
Cottage Grove-
Eugene Freight
and Transfer
School Supplies
T ‘‘
KIDDIES
TOWN TALK VARIETY & CAFE
Fresh Start
Cottage Cheese
CLEANERS
We think so. Her«- are a few reasons. Jewelers at their an
I have not fully checked the re-
nual trade show in New York last week waxed optimistic about
but. I believe the regular ap
prosp«*cts for a good (’hristmas trade. Jeweler attendance । cord
propriation bills are slower reach
equal to last year’s IMO® was evidence of their sincerity. Indus ing completion in this Congress
lues caught first in the postwar wringer are showing signs of than ever before in history. In
renewed demand. Examples are edfton textiles, paper. lumber terior Department, Army Civil
Metal prices have again moved up. indicating demand greater Functions (rivers and harbors and
than supply. New peaks in construction award contracts have flood control). Department of De
fence and at least one deficiency
been recorded. Auto output proceeds with amazing vigor.
If the hoped-for general upswing occurs, retailers of the bill have not yet been finally acted
country may take a bow. They’ve been very alert these last few upon by both houses. There was
months to the importance of reducing inventories before stock- quite a flurry of excitement here
in Washington when the House
rvoms got out of hand. They’ve done it by holding numerous on August 15th at the expiration
sales, offering tempting price reductions to the public. Now. it is of a continuing resolution, refused
thoughts, continuance of consumer spending at just the present to pass another continuing resolu
rate should be reflected almost immediately in new orders to tion. The result of the House action
wholesalers and manufacturers.
was that for a day or two several
MY OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
DR. H. A. HAGEN
' Chiropractor
go back to school
in style!
With
'1
* Columbia Knit Sweaters
Light Weight, New, Fascinating Colors
* Cords
departments had no money with
which to operate. The reason the
House took such drastic action was
that the Appropriations committee
brought in a resolution to continue
the present rate of department ex
penditures indefinitely that js,
without a date stated in the resolu
tion. In a way it was a blank
check. When the house by a roll-
call vote, refused to go along with
any such proposal a new resolu
tion was bi ought in setting the
deadline date at September 15th.
This was quickly approved by both
house and senate.
NOTICE
634 Main
In three years the International Bank for Reconstruction and
Development, one of U.N.’s .Specialized Agencies, has received
hundreds of visitors, but few have shown more interest in the
Bank s operations than a group of 32 students from eleven countries
which recently visited the Bank. Here with Bank’s President Eugene
R Bb»ck- are Heft to right) Suzanne Vauchez of France; Jlrina
Thevd«iuXrt i„C«Th? oVakia; and AUV°
of Finland.
They studied in the U. S. on American Field Service scholarships
* Shorts
* SportShirts
* Winthrop Shoes
ALLIGATOR Rainwear
Because - - it's sure to rain”
Thin new line I, feeing added to moke .nr men-, WMr d.prn,««
Odd Fact
Phone 30
2-4te-5
Drilling into the concrete well of
• »hip canal which pastes through
Welland, Ontario, workmen came
upon a live garter snake which ap
parently hart been trapped there
when the wall was built 21 years
ago.
„JX*"1' 3
in ‘"‘ernatlonal health, the U.N. World
ealth Organization (WHO) is now attacking international health
problems w th tactics based on preventive rather t^
Here, under the guidance of a WHO Malaria Engineer
assisting the Turkish Malaria Services, workmen spray insecticide for
mosquito control in a swamp near a town in the province of Ankara'
Edwards’ outdoor store
46 N. 9th
* * ‘
1
Phone 309