I In Sentinel, Cottagi Grove, Oregon
i
Thurs.. Aug. 3, 1950
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<Grovc ^nitind
Facts on the Korean Situation
The United Nations has declared the military conflict in
Korea to be an act of a gression and acted accordingly. Here
are the' facts:
17. UN General Assembly re-
rWEMA FIVE NATIONS
I REPRESENTED IN (ISC’S
STI DENT BODY
Washington Letter
By Harris Ellsworth
KeprixuiHtatlve. 4th District
Students troni 25 foreign coiinli ics
in addition to three U.S terri
tories w e r e enrolled at < iregon
hl PieMlIlIlt
Truman by early Scptcml
till'
Dr. St i and will 1 etui 11
campus.
You’ll find it in tin’ classified.
Tlie first casualty of war is lib
erty. Representative Dewey Short
1. After 1910,
.i was part oil newr ¡ |ife of Commission (Octo-
III'
ot Missouri made that comment on
the Japanese Empire.
ber 19-!9) asking it to "observe and
tlie floor of the House a few days
PORTLAND, ORE
2. Cairo Conference ( 1943)
report any developments which
•go Die best vMdenre in support tnored that tho City of Rosvs1 lady i (list i ilxit ion ot Mudi'iits «»inpllrd
Great Britain, China and the United might lea l to or otherwise involve
of that statement is the first sec mayor will be kicked upstairs und
Slates d«elated "in due coms.' Ko military conflict in Korea."
tion of the President's bill ili.R apixnnted Circuit Judge when jur
Foreign students totaled 122
rea shall become free and inde-; 18. UN Security Council met
pflaqi Martin
MvertK>n* Manager
9176» for tlie purpose of estab- ist Walter Tooze moves up to the with an additional 10 Irom Alaska,
pendent."
(June 25. 1950) at request of the
Jr,; M
Adkin*
Society Editor. Ptvmea 501Y, 555. 550
Hawaii and tlie Canal Zone Can
hshmg eisinomic controls. Here is supreme Ix'iich.
3. At the Potsdam Conference U S. winch w as informed of North
Entered al Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter.
tlie section Rend it curefully mid
(July 1945), the Cairo Conference Korean invasion. UN Commission
This will please her friends and ada led with 30. followed by Chinn
j with !H and India with 12 Ft a t y
declaration on Korea was real- on Kure# established and con-
then read it again:
T
enemies alike.
"Sec.
101.
The
President
is
firmed
bv
the
United
State
;,
the
drmed
f
ae
t
of
such
aggression.
Friends
think
she
’
s
done
a
gixxl
N A T ICN AL EDITORIAL
USSR, and Great Britain.
hereby authorized (1> to require job. fought a hard luittle, made it [ sented In tiw student body ns wrll Before You
PUBLISHERS
Security Council declared North
J I ASsbdhjTQN
4. With Japanese surrender at Korean action "a breach of the
that ¡x>r(ormance under contracts possible lor the ¡ample to vote on as ev ery county in Oregon.
Make That Trip
ASSOCIATION
the close of World War II (Sep peace" and acting under UN
or orders (other than contracts of and have a city manager form of
tember 1945), the Korean area Charter provisions, called for ces employment > which he d<x*ms government if they want it, and DR. A. L. STRAND ADDS
Let us check yinir car'*
north of the 38th parallel waa sui - sation of hostilities.
necessary or appropriate to pro now she deserves a gixxl sfxit in HIRESTHY STUDIES
OIL LEVEL
rendered to U S S.R. troops and
mote the national defense shall recognition and appréciation oi IN PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Council asked UN Commission
Wl in ( Al GUT IN HIE SPIRAL
that south of the parallel to U. S. on Korea to inform Council its
TIRE PRESSURE
lake priority over performance i her worth.
If you were complaining a few weeks ago because of troops.
OREGON STATE C< d I.EGE
recommendations and of' adher under any other contract or order
Her enemies some of thefn
RADIATOR
5. Moscow meeting (December ence to UN declaration by North and, for the purpose of assuring ! members of the underworld
high prices, what do yon think of them now? Meat, bread,
A study oi the forest Ksources ot
B ATI ERI
ettffee’ a total of 2S basic commodities have gone up at least 1945)_ U SS R., U. S. and Great Korea. Council also asked all such priority, to require accept-j W(Hlld |ike ,o M,,t hel ((Ut of H<., the PhiUppIne Islnnds hus I m - cii 1
Britain agreed to "reestablishment member governments of UN to as ance and performance of such con ' clenn-pure-up nde at tlie
added to the assignment <>l Dr. A
10'< since the beginning of the Korean war.
You
drive off knowing thnt
of Korea as an independent state." sist UN in its efforts and refrain tracts or orders by any |K*rson ho Hall, and have a feeling that any I.
pivsldi'lit
( Iregon
your
cur I iun Iteen aaf»4y
only
items
for
which
we
now
pay
(Chinasubsequently
agreed.)
Joint
Jîut foodstuffs aren’t
from helping North Korea.
finds
their |x*r- IUKvor other than Ikittv Do-Gixxl State college, who is now In tlie
___ — to lx* .. and
— callable
-1 . <21
Ill to of
ices of tiies, cars, appliances, and commission of U. S. and I S S.R. 19. President Truman author t formante,
Philippines as 11 memls*r ol a five- serxieex. Drive up now !
allocate .....
ma would lx- better lor them.
nfnví
frire/Take a look at th
representatives set up to assist in ized Gen. MacArthur to respond
num official U.S. economic mission ,
tenais and facilities in such man
othiT metal products. And the end isn't yet in sight.
forimng a Korean government.
apisiinted by President Tinman
to appeals from Republic of Ko 1 ner, u|x>n such conditions, and to < CLARKSTON. IDAHO
r,tTore we start cussing someone out. let’s see who is to
6. Months of discussion oT joint rea for help. (June 26. 1950.)
President Strand hnd previously
such extent as lx» shall deem
Daniel Ihxnic is a
blame for this situation. The manufacturer? The wholesaler?; commission brought deadlock on 20. Security Council (June 27, - necessary or appropriate to pro- , seven-year-old
direct descendant of the illustrious Iwen give n res|s>nsdiility loi
The i’ 1 il'-i I e wrnment? or John Q. Public? As we major problems.
1950) heard message from Presi mote the national defense "
American whose name he iicars studying tlie agriculture ol tlie
7. U. S proposal (August 1947) dent Truman stating measures
That is the first section and
set? it. the answer is "Yes” to each one of those questions. that
Boone has done a lot of family Philippines us n member ol the
QuuIHy Gita A oil
Korean problem be referred to
S. was taking on Council’s re deals' only with contracts, The tree climbing in his day and says mission. The OS.C |>resident is on ‘
The fi ; three named will charge what the traffic will bear, four signers of Moscow agreement U.
quest of June 25. (A member na- other 26 pages of the bill tire just there's ix-un at least one Daniel in tlie Inst leg ot inspection through
each 1 ie to get as much as possible for his product. If the ot December li)45- Great B. dain yon aiso has
right, under the as tough. If this bill Ixx-omes law
ART NOLT
of tlie islands. |
family
generation
Charter, to individual or col as written, and it seems certain I right back to the original and fa and later w ill t isit the area north '
public will pay high prices, it's a cinch they’ll be pusher! up. and imna agreed; U.SS. .
Chevron
Station
of Mamin.
that it will be passed in almost its
lective defense against an armed
We li'ive an idea the wholesaler is more responsible for thisj lected.
GIO
Madison
Ph. 25
8. U. S. referred Korean matter atUck „until
Sccurity Coun. original form, the President will mous history maker.
The commission
• • •
praiThx: than the other two.
to the United Nations General As- cU has takcn , measures," with thus have authority superior to
complete
its
inspection
and
make
1
GOLDENDAI.E, WASH What
We blame the government for doing nothing about it, ex-‘ sembly (September 1.47).
. immediate notification to the nearly all federal laws. Under it. next? They’re drying hay with nn
9. I N established icmpoiaty Council of that defense.)
cept to issue statements saying there is no danger of short
for example, (in the name of na- >e|,.ctricHllv powered blower at Bill
teued Cin
21- Resolution adopted by the tional defense) he will have th* Hornibroidc’s farm here.
ages or rationing for the time being. What kind of reassur
W.’ TemSrar? Commission met Council (June 27. 1950) noted re-
. .
..
re- power to create a CVA (Columbia '
ance 45 that? Price controls are contrary to the American
Authority) by executive , lhe way they do >t is the mr ,s
Valley
forced m around the bales and it
."5 order!
form ot’ free enterprise, but the only alternative at the mo ■„ S„al ’¿““7‘9“> “S
draws off the moisture in u way !
on menlber UN eountrics
ment is hi, i prices. The government must decide between t.ite formation of Korean govern-
The bill puts far jnore power in ‘ f^at till the leaf and color is kept
ment through elec 10ns and w ith- {of heJp including armed forces
1:30 I*. M. loshiia Time, X 1-50
the lesser of two evils.
the hands of the President than intact. Quite a stunt, and .if It is
dl of occupation forces. Ke
x mnni
he
had
in
World
War
II.
The
pro-
ported
to
UN
its
inability
to
con-
"-de^to
repel
termed
a
adopted un any scale, It will make )
And Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Public are in for their share
in North Korea.
i^re^y ^nerai Trygve [xvsal is not merely for the emer a big difference in time for haying ¡
A few weeks buck we answered the telephone mid u brisk
of thd blame. R< membering the inconveniences caused by ra-i tact 11. authorities
United Nations Interim Lie appointed Col. Alfred G. Kat- gency of war but is "to promote operations.
•
business like voice Informed us thut We hud lieen selected ns
tionin. during World War II. they are buying up everything Committee or Little Assembly zin' a South
the national defense." Obviously
,P
one of the fortunate business firms that would, for Hie nominal
they can get theii hands on. (Inconveniences? What a laugh, (functioning when the General sonal representative in Korea
that phrase can be broadenixi just
SEATTLE, WASH Rumors are i
sum of 88S.AO be advertised over radio KOItE. We Informed
as
the
commerce
and
general
wel-
Assembly
is
not
in
session)
in-1
1
1
»
say the ex-servicemen.) The old law of supply and demand
on the rampage again Listen!
the gentleirm that we lind made arrnngeiiu-nl» for bwal adver
strutted the Commission to carry 7- 1950) asked L S to aPP°‘"t a fare clauses of the Constitution
One man: "Have you 111*11 rd
is really getting kicked around.
tising so would have to think it over.
have ix-en widely interpreted alxiut Boeing adding 5000 more
out its duties "in such parts of Ko- S?ni^a"der ofUN
Do you recall having seen in fantasy-type movies the) rea as are accessible" (February North Korea. Also asked U. S. for Thus liberty Ixu'omes a casualty
men on ench shift to work on thi*
he replied, how about letting us know by noon.
periodic reports on conflict and of this war.
greukt broad staircase that reaches up in the sky and goes
flying saucer thing?”
Thinking nlxiut a thin bunk account ioni a d«-hi»|iM>nt trlrpbonr
12.
Election
held
in
South
Ko-
permitted
use
of
UN
flag
(blue
so high it is obscured by clouds? Well sir, we are all marching
Second man: "Oh, no!!!"
force S - - -
-
This is tlie third effort this
up thy stairway of prices right now. We hope we can stop rea under supervision of the UN 24. President t
First man: “Yes, they tliought j
Truman
(July S, . administration has made to get
Commission
(May
10.
Re-
I
«-
Presiden
Truman
_
and If wc did not cull back jn«t forget about 11«.
1948).
Re-1
before'Our vision becomes clouded up. Otherwise, we might ported by Commission to be “valid
aPPO>nted Gen. Douglas Congress to vote economic con they'd better get busy and mak»- ।
be
an awful fall.—K.C.
Well, the young man Informell me rather crisply — “I think
expression of free will of electee MacArthur commander of all UN trols since they were removed by some cups to go with them."
rate in those parts of Korea" ac- F»bUry forces defending Repub- the 80th Congress. In fact, the
I'll Just forget about you anyway!**
HONOLULU T. H : "Better fu
cessible to the Commission.
be of Korea and instructed him to President even called the 80th
YOUR CITY GOVERNMENT FOR THE
“O.h... If (tint I* the way >011 fw| abaut II" I nmiwrrrd mid
13. Democratic People s Repub-
thf UN fla« alon« *
‘be back into special session after it ture neighbors oiuld well lie th»
hung up.
lie of Korea set up in North Korea flags
nations participating.
had adjourned, and requested au- slogan of a young enterprising Ha-
> City voters will choose several councilmen and a mayor and recognized bv U S.S.R. in Oc- 25. Member nations to date ) thority for controls. That request waiian food ¡»acker named J. D
That young man should lake n course In salesmanship by
itf the general election, which isn't too far away. In past tober 1948.
1 <July 1°) that have endorsed and his sjieech at the opening of Howard.
going from door to door selling refrigerators or radios. I suppose
Last week his dream of having
14. UN General Assembly ere- Council’s two appeals; Afghanis- the 81st Congress was mild by
years the matter of choosing or nominating councilmen for
j the future homemakers of Amer
ted new UN Commission on Ko- tan, Argentina, Australia, Bel- comparison with H.R. 9176.
radio advertising Is all right but KORI-; would have some job to
the city has been a last minute job without much thought or 5 rea
ica sample Island hospitality and ;
to assist in unification, pro- pium, Bolivia, Brazil. Burma, Can-
«■■Il me anytime at all.
However,
the
so-called
Spence
eonsk^yation of who might run or if the candidates were mote friendly relations between ada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa
Bill, which has been [»ending dur- produce first-hand materialized
elected wh ther < i not they might fit into a job of this sort. two parts of’Korea, be available Rica, Cuba, Denmark, Dominican 1 ing
Now down here nt our little Itnlllwnek of conglomeration,
this session but ignored thus when a Pan-Am clipper load ot
we try to M-ll you the work« and hide our disappointment behind
The matter isn’t a joke as may have appeared at times I for consultation, and to observe Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, far, was much stronger. Now this mainland college coeds arrived in
in previous city elections. Operating the city's business and ! and verify withdrawal of occupa- Ethiopia, France, Greece, Guate- request, supported by the Korean Honolulu They’re now busy tak-. 11 grin (maybe rather vseant), milli you are out of sight and
troops (December 1948).
.mala, Haiti. Honduras, Iceland,
mg an educational vacation at the;
hearing should you refuse to bny.
emergency, represent* author University
spending several thousand dollars of the taxpayers’ money is tion
15. Simultaneously (December India. Iran, Israel, Luxembourg, war
of Hawaii, with aca-
a serious business and should be regarded so. The city has 1948) General Assembly declared Mexico, Netherlands, New Zea- ity for complete and total control. domic credits for their
We would like to have you visit Us mid M*e what a scrambled
By simply using the authority
growrf in spite of what's been done or has not been done and the Government of the Republic land, Nicaragua, Norway, Pakis- given
work. Credits should also go to
up mesa we have—variety Items—drug Items—toilet Items—
him
in
this
bill
when
it
be
• ■ legitimate ’ tan, Panama, Paraguay, Peru,
Korea to . be .. the only
Howard for his ingenious public
future planning for a municipality is just as important as of —
food, cooked, canned, raw unii otherwise, s . uvhx * Station sup
Philippines, Sweden, Thailand, comes Jaw, Mr. Harry Truman can relations : ’•home.
government
in
Korea.
plies.
making our own personal plans for the future. For after all,
(if
he
chooses)
become
the
com
Turkey,
Union
of
South
Africa,
16. Unification of Kc.ea not
Cottage Grove is what we make it. Proper directing is a achieved. UN Commission able to United Kingdom, United States, plete and absolute dictator over M/tKKIED GRADS HIGH
Of course Hr will hr short on »»»me Items ns long ns this wsr
the ¡ieople of the United States
task for th" 3.500 jh ■ pie living within the city limits: not just report only withdrawal of U. S. Uruguay, Venezuela.
IN OSC ( LASS OF '50
lasts. I get ho (Censored) mad when I think about this war be
even
if
we
don't
fire
another
shot
Non-member
nations
which
a dozen or so. Even the hundreds of residents living outside i occupation forces (June 1949) ex
cause we, the people bring these wars 011 because Wa are so
replied favorably are: Italy in Korea or any place else. He can
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
of the city limit should have more than a passing interest cept for American Military Ad have
do it as being necessary for na Two-fifths of (iregon State's rec
Mil-military that we always throw our gun» down and tear out
and Ceylon.
visory
Group
of
500
men.
in smog to it that the city government functions as effi-!
tional defense.
home a» noon as the fighting slows up—then we let some ego-
ord-breaking graduating class last
cientlOs possible.
manlac-lceoranilous «idI In our face and kick our teeth In before
_. . ,
,
, „
- .
June were married, tlie registrar's
This is a gloomy letter.
have
c hns r
of |h#>
o(
form their neighbors of price sup-
we do anything about It.
3*1* chief trouble in the years that Cottage Grove has
hesitated to set these facts out 1178J studt,nbi rMvivuiK bachelor's I
port privileges.
beer an ini >rporated town has been that too many have used
thus
bluntly,
hut
I
am
getting
If we are to have enforced slavery or enforced »Imuxracy,
degrees, 691 or 39 ¡ mt cent hnd
This year farm storage and
the wrWng pronoun in referring to the affaire of the city. The
let’s bave enforced DEMfM RACY!
warehouse loans, as well as pur- mighty tired of the “hush hush” either wife or husband.
terp^ ,‘they" is too frequently used rather than the term,
chase agreements are available to and propaganda policy which
This does not include those re-
to dominate the "big shots”
“ear , and the former usage of the pronoun means that the!
producers of cover crop seed. In seems
reiving master’s, doctor's or pn>- 1
in
our
government
today.
They
user disclaims any responsibility for the state of city affairs,
addition, in 1950 eligible dealers
the “sweetness and light” fessional degrees, who normally
who have paid the basic supjxirt want
h. iQities like individuals can't operate on hot air. They
tone
on
things so as to keep up show a higher marital ¡»ercentage.
murt have the proper financial backing plus good manage- Prospects for a bumper harvest price to growers for their seed are the morale of the ¡>eople and the Exactly half of the 106 foresters
to sell seed to the Com troops. I have always thought, and receiving degrees Were married i
numt. -You can’t always rope in good men 24 hours before1 of 1950 winter cover crop seeds eligible
modity Credit Corporation.
still think, that free and self- with agriculture close Iwhind with
the deadline for filing a candidate’s name.—W.C.M.
are excellent, according to Ernest
A record of 751,500 acres of four respecting people can stand the 49 |x?r cent.
033 N. !Mh (Hiway 99)
Ph. 224-K
E. Schrenk, Chairman of the Lane important seed crops is expected truth and adjust to it a lot better
Salesbooks
Die Sentinel.
TOW AKI) BETTER COMMUNITIES
County PMA Committee. This in- to be harvested this year, which than they can adjust to the shiH-k
One typical characteristic of retail merchandising is its i formation was disclosed recently is more than 2li times the aver of having been deceived.
acreage in the five year period
constant work in the r
of community betterment. Al- [ at * cover emp seed producer and age
1944-48. U. S. Department of Agri
most all merchants take an active part in every worthwhile ! dealer meeting held at the Junc- culture reports indicate that the During the last war we devel
oped enormous military power.
civic program.
tion City Grange hall on July 13. greatest increase in acreage is in (5ur domestic economy survived in
- A~ particularly outstanding example of this recently oc- A team of fieldmen from the Austrian winter peas. The 197.500 good share so that we have had
waw on a t oomni scale. One store system, working with State PMA office in Portland and acres to be harvested this year is a fair grade of genuine prosperity
the Lane County PMA Committee 428 per cent of the average acre since. Although numerous controls
the
Federation of Women’s Clubs, gave prizes total met
with the Lane county produc- age. The condition of the growing including rationing and price con
ing $6*000 to those clubs which have done the most for their e„ and dealers and discussed the crop is 91 per cent of normal. trol
were imposed, we wire by no
communities. The winner <>f the top award, which came to general cover crop seed harvest Quite an extensive Ioan and pur means in a relice state. With the ।
$10,306, was a little Southern town of only 2,000 population) prospects. Producers and dealers chase agreement price support exception of OPA, which was bad
luka. Air । ■ ; i. A the Woman’s Editor of the Christian, were advised of the various sup program in Lane County is antici ly administered, the control agen
programs available on the pated on this crop, according to cies were not irksome.
Scb^i q Monitor wi .to, “jubilation reigned” when the great port
1950 crops and were urged to in- Schrenk.
Already since the shooting
new« ’if: ched Iuka.
started in Korea, hoarding and
Tne president of the store system which financed the
The Ford ”337" Power Unit
profiteering is in evidence. It is
awa: 11
id, “T
strength of America lies in the small
vhown It juit one of the many
necessary to put a stop to both.
rugged, flexlbl. combinalloni
conrremii' i< and v. feel this program may be a small contri-;
That may mean price control and
rationing again. It will probably
available when you pick Ford
bution’tow.inl tunung th»- tide away from the idea that all j
be necessary to control the alloca
Power for your |ob.
And
good things must come from the central government.”
tion of materials again as it. was
every one packs a punch that
That idea has been the means of undermining local inde-
done by the War Production
sp.llt proflli In reliable,
penj!’ c , : div< and •»If-i > liance for many years. It has
Board.
trouble-free, economical oper
led to a la
“ i, ,ri<-' attitude that is a disgrace to the]
But the pending bill, H.R. 9176,
ation. Priced remarkably low.
goes miles further than that as
nation and il p< o| 1» And it ha been largely responsible for|
stated above, it authorizes dicta
oqr trpn i'iidou ; public d< ht and our onerous burden of taxa
torship. Republican members are
tion.
going to attempt to take some of
Every kind of b: m
and every individual, should do
Take your choice of the flvo great
the unnecessary ¡xivver out of il
fhe upnos-t to build th" community—and to reaffirm those
engine* In the Ford Power Unit line
by amendment on the floor, but
—every one right 3 Important way* for
pi hi < ipl ; of indi I»« nl> h . which made our nation great. The
there is slight chance of our suc
your job , . . right power, right feature«,
ceeding. The Administration has
recent contest estul’h ! • »1 a splendid precedent.
right t»rvkal There'* a "four” of 120 cu.
sent the bill to Congress as a
In. diiplacement . . . Iwo ***iae«"—226 cu.
“Must.” and the Administration
CAPITALIZING ON INDECISION
In. and 254 co. In. . . . Iwo "V-fl’t"—Mf
party controls Congress by a large
FUEL FOR MAN OR CAR
Cover Crop Seed
Harvest Will Be
Good, Is Forecast
Cantwell’s ‘76’ Service and
Junior Market
wer with a Punch-
tVe can t ; > along with the statement that the United
NMInftR of »nization is as ineffective as the old League of
Natjoifs While the I hiited States is bearing the brunt of the
prcjjcyt Korean conf'ljct., a few nations have offered small
amounts of aid. whi h
ome progress in trying to establish 1
a world governmert or organization to deal with situations
of this k'n»l, » ven ti "(i"h the aid offered thus far has been
somewhat disappointing.
Ui: i i was belong tl it thf »■» would be no aid offered;
in fait she was betting that South Korea could be taken
without stmg.gle from any nation member. She has used
the sum»* p /('hob ’V that gangsters and racketeers have i
useil^yi tn»- I nitt'd States; she has capitalized on indecision,
to take o\<
v» i ll countries. Up to now it looks like Rus
sia’« plan ba bcci I u moie effective :w,d less costly than
some of the blundering plans we have tried.—W.C.M.
|
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and authorized «ervlco available at all
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comtructlon, logging, drilling, pumping and In
many othnr Iniluitrim- Ford Povror It your
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YOUR . JOB
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