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the C ottage G rove S entinel
Serving the Heart of the Nation’s Greatest Lumber Region Since 1889
VOLUME LXH
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1950
A Free Press Is seiender of
Democracy - Roseburg Editor
TRUMAN'S WAR MOBILIZATION ADVISERS IN SESSION
Be Sure to Join the
I
Cniaade for Freedom
by Monday
-
Ten Cents per Copy
NUMBER 10
Governor Says Over-Optimism
Is Dangerous During Talk Here
The American newspaix-r is the
arm, the hand, and the fist of the
Regardless of what happens in Korea, the United States
nation.
will be on a strong military program for the next several
LIONS TAKE REST
That's what Charles Stanton,
years. We must keep our feet on the ground and not become
The Cottage Grove Lions are
editor of the Roseburg News-Re­
over-optimistic now that our forces are gaining the upper
taklng a week’s rest in their
view, told memtMTN of th«* Cottage
-------- , hand.
football M-hedule before rneet-
Grove Lions club Thursday at
Word must have made the
That is what Gov. Douglas
ing the Roseburg Indians he re
their luncheon m«*etlng. The title
round» In deer circles that
McKay told more than 150 mem­
>
Oct.
20.
of Stanton's talk was, "What lx a
the people huutina season
bers of the Cottage Grove Cham-
Half-season ticket» for the
N cwmimint T", in commemoration
on, ticcauar this Meek one of
ber of Commerce and Lions club
remalnlng
two
home
games
of National N»wspa|»cr W<*ek.
their represenlatlvcs paid
in an informal talk Wednesday
have been placed on sale at the
'The newspa|ier is an arm u|s>n
visit to Cottage Grow
to
noon. The governor was intro­
high »chool. In addition to the
which you lean for help, for guid-
check on the prospecta,
duced by Art Schaefer, represent­
Roseburg
game,
purchaser»
will
unce, for assistance, and for com-
Hr w as welcomed to thi-
ing the Lions club.
be able to vlew the contest with
ìor^," he said. "It Is u hand,
city by Mr». W. E
4M
Springfield Nov. II. Price of
“This military program will
and generous in love and friend­
N. Third street. Hi
»hr
the two-game ticket is $1.50.
have
several impacts upon our
ship. ever willing to lead, to give,
relate» Unit the visitor «-e<ii
economy," Gov. McKay stated,
to help or to point the way.
rd rather III at ewie and ran
j “First ot all, those of us in busi­
"But It also is a fist. A fist that
from on« yard to another In
ness must take an inventory of
strikes nt the enemies of the com­
the area of Third ami Madl-
our employees in order to keep as
NATIONAL
SECURITY
RESOURCES
SOARD
MEMBERS
meet
at
the
White
.Bouse
for
the
first
time
under
new
chair,
munity and the nation. A fist, ever
son, And then, lucordlng to
full a crew as possible. Secondly,
man. former Air Force Secretary Symington Seated (1 to r.) are: Commerce Secretary Charles Sawyer; Inte­
upraised in challenge and defense,
Mrs. Koeh. the fleet forest
it is going to affect our finances.
rior Secretary Oscar Chapman; Secretary of State Dean Acheson; W Stuart Symington, Chairman of the
ready to strike nt any invasion of
dweller took off for |M>lnts
Consequently, we must weed out
Board; Treaaury Secretary John Snyder; Deputy Defens» Secretary Stephen Early; Labor Secretary Maurice
the Gcal-given freedoms which we
ut top
the bad items in the state budget
Tobin and W Averel) Harriman, Far Eastern adviser to the President Standing (1 to r.) are: Under Secre­
hold dear."
and make sure we don’t waste a
tary of Agriculture Clarence McCormick; Budget Director Frederick Lawton; John Steelman, A«(«t»nt to the
In one sense, Stanton pointed
A|qmr<<ntly he didn't think
single dime.”
President; Hubert Howard, Chairman of the Munitions Board and Robert Smith, Vice-Chairman of the
out, the news|Mipcr might Is*
mudi »f the priH>|MM't>
The 1951 Lane County Commun- |
National
Security
Resource!
Board.
(International
Soundphoto)
The governor declared that he
likened to a mirror. In its news
K<>< m I people liimtlng waMm.
ity Chest will get underway, Oct. j
rather enjoys being called "Do-
pages, it is a reflection of the
nothing Doug,” by his political
24. and be completed by Wednes­
place, conditions and times. Like
opponents, “because then I can
day. November 8, according to
a mirror, the more perfect it is,
point out all the things we have
C. P. Tillman, campaign general
the clearer its reflection. It must
accomplished.” Some of the items
chairman.
reflect the good and the laid alike
he mentioned were:
"This year we have a bigger job
"In totalitarian nations," the
I
1. In the field of higher educa­
Fort
Hood,
Texas.
—
Recruit
than ever before in raising our
speaker stated, “the press is the
James W. Raisor, son of Mr. and tion, more than $20 million is be­
goal of $159,146,” Tillman said.
first to be brought under control
ing invested in buildings and
because the people must be fed on
Organization for the various Mrs. James W. Raisor, Cottage
Only a few days remain for local residents to join the|
Grove, has recently- reported to equipment, of which $7 million
proiMiganda until all believe alike,
communities
throughout
Lane
Crusade
for
Freedom,
Art
Schaefer,
local
Crusade
chairman,
The first round of play in the
is being used this year alone.
think alike, and act alike. But
County is now underway. Tillman Fort Hood and has been assigned
2. The state is now carrying
to a combat unit of the 2nd Ar­
thia condition cannot result while tane county Golf Championship has announced.
added,
and
leadership
is
being
en
­
Oct. 16 is the deadline for signing the Freedom Scroll
PUBLIC LAW 779 — 81»t
on a reforestation program which
mored
Division
for
basic
training.
th«* truth anil to criticize official will he held at the Cottage Grove
listed to head the various sections
golf course Sunday. This tourna­ which is located in the First National bank. Signers also will
CONGRESS—an amendment
is the "largest of any in the
activities.”
of the campaign.
ment is the first of its kind to be ............— .........-
to the Selective Service Act
world.” The governor praised the
............- have the opportunity to make a
Stanton debunked the theory staged in the county.
The present schedule calls for
of 194S, provides for the regis­
cooperation shown between pri­
voluntary contribution to the sup-
held by many critics of the free
the Advance Gift Committee to
tration of medical, dental and
vate industries in Oregon, United
|jort of Radio Free Europe.
With
more
than
100
golfers
ex
­
press that we can have no effi­
Kick-off Oct. 17, with the rest of I
allied specialist categories
States Forest service, and the
For the convenience of those
ciency while we have newspapers pected to compete, play will begin
the committee divisions kicking off
who have not yet reached .he
state organizations, without which
who will not be able to get to the
ut
9
a
m.
Accotding
to
the
plans
dÍMigreoing
them»«* I ves.
age of 50 at the time of regis­ Oct. 24, and completing their work
”tl is program would not be suc-
bank in the next few days, the
Hc |»»int«*d out that here in Amer­ of the promoters, the first round
by Nov. 8.
ce.-sful.”
tration, and further stipulates
of the 54-hoie tourney will be
Sentinel is today publishing on
ica we have [«roved that "unity
that no such Individual shall
“This year, we are setting up!
3. At present, $11 million is be­
played at the Cottage Grove
Plans for a Halloween party for
3 a fa™,m le^
lies in disunity.”
the county on an entirely different I
be inducted after he has at­
ing invested in state institutions,
course. The next round will take ■ members and their famil.es were ™s may be clipped rom the
"Our American press docs not p aro the following wwk at the formpd at the meting of the Am- ¡>aP<’r' slKn‘‘d. >nd sent to Schae-
A grand opening with orchids including the hospital for the in­
tained the flfthy-first anni­
basis from what it has been in
agree on ¡xditics, labor, interna­
versary of his birth. It is pro­
previous years,” Tillman said. “In flown from Hawaii for the ladies sane, the tuberculosis hospital, and
Oakwny course in Eugene, and ..Kean tagion Monday evening.
U"
tional affairs, taxation or even taurelwood in Eugene will be host
vided that the term "allied
the past it has been customary to and comic books for the children the penitentiary. “I feel that Ore­
Ahhough the party primarily scrolls will be included among the
how to cook eggs,” he stated. the next -Sunday.
specialist categories shall
appoint one county chairman who will be staged Saturday by Cot­ gon is doing a good job in handling
wH1
‘r childi;n all memtars
ensh,m<,^
the
“Yet, because of this very dis-
include. BUT NOT BE LIM­
has been saddled with the back- tage Grove's newest shoe store, mental illness,” Gov. McKay
A perpetual cup will be awarded of ,tw fnml)y art. lnvit(K1 lo aUend »reedom Bell tower in Berhn.
agreement, our American |M*oplc to each winner In the men
ITED TO, veterinarians, op­
breaking job of trying to help each Hoover's Shoe Store, 29 S. Sixth stated.
....................
“
*
“
-----
and
theOct
31
fun-fest.
There
will
be
State
Crusade
chairman
F.
N..
arc the be«i informed In the women divisions.
tometrists, pharmacists and
In response to a question con­
locality organize its own campaign. ; street.
entertainment, games and refresh- Belgrano Jr. this week congratu-
yvorld They arc nblc to think
osteopaths.
“This year the Eugene Insur­
Owned and operated by Edward cerning the highway between Cot­
I menti.
--------
lated chairmen and other mem-
more dearly and work together in
tage Grove and Eugene, the gover­
Colonel Francis W. Mason. Dep­ ance underwriters Association has J. Hoover, formerly of Vancouver.
Preceding the Monday meeting. bers of Oregon ebunty Crusade or­
greater harmony than in any oth­
ganizations. He said that they uty State Director. Selective Ser­ taken on the project of helping to! Wash., the store will handle na­ nor stated that it will take from
Legionnaires, members of the aux­
er country in the world."
have done a wonderful job in en­ vice System for Oregon announced organize the county district mem- • tional-known brands of shoes, in­ three to five years to build and
iliary, and families attended a pot­
Preceding the talk. Lions club
rollment of Freedom Scroll names, today that the first special regis­ bers. This seems to me to be the cluding Air-Step, Buster Brown, repair all urgently needed roads
luck dinner. Entertainment was
president Joe Brlcher announced
in the state. He explained that
primary objective of the cam- tration under this amendment will ideal w-ay to handle this colossal and Roblee.
furnished by the music students
the committees for the year. They
only a certain amount of money
job
in
view
of
the
fact
that
ap
­
;
paign.
Hoover
has
been
in
the
shoe
be undertaken Monday, Oct. 16. at
Classes of the Cottage Grove M ^rsE L. Goodridge Capt
arc. program committee, Virgil
may be spent in an area for roads.
As returns come in, the chair­ the offices of the several loc^l proximately 30 men. working in business for 13 year. He worked This amount is based on the traf­
Kingsley; attendance, Brighton kindergarten have been moved to Merlin Bullard, commanding of-
pairs,
will
do
the
job
that
was
in the Buster Brown shoe store in fic count in that area.
I.conard, George Macready, Grant the basement of the armory due ficer of the local unit National man reported, there is growing in­ boards in Oregon.
previously done by one man.”
Vancouver for eight years, three
Lov<*gr»n; membership, Elmer to increased enrollment.
Guard, showed movies of the un­ dication that Oregon, as usual, has
"Those required to register at
“We don’t build roads for pork
Clyde Pierce and Bob Anderson as manager. Previous to that.
' more than kept [»ace with the rest
Fleming, Warren Hansen, tarry
Those rooms have recently been derwater and surface explosion of I of the nation in this patriotic ef­ this special initial registration of of Eugene have been appointed to Hoover was employed in a store at barrels," he declared.
tavena; project, George Keep, Pat decorated and iiew equipment con­ the atom bomb taken during tests
physicians, dentists, etc,” said
In addition to Gov. McKay and
fort, and that General Eisenhow­ Colonel Mason, “include all men in handle districts three and ten. Great Falls, Mont., for five years. Schaefer, those at the speaker’s
Rickard, I lean Webb.
at
Bikini
made
in
July,
1948.
sisting of folding chairs, a desk,
er’s appeal a few short weeks ago these professional groups who which include Cottage Grove, He also has been manager of shoe table included Mrs. McKay, Mayor
and a cabinet as well as low
departments of Montgomery Ward Frank Doleman, Homer Hansen,
‘ on tabor Day is being answered have served on active duty with Saginaw, Dorena, and Lorane.
specially constructed tables has
stores in Colorado, Nebraska, and president of the Chamber of Com­
by thousands of Americans. Their any branch of the armed forces
been donated to the kindergarten.
Montana.
suptxjrt has already made possible less than 21 months, and who
merce, and Joe Bricher, president
The kindergarten board of the
the construction of one additional cither received all or any part of
He belongs to the Masonic and of the Lions club.
PTA is grateful to those who have
Three youths from th«» Cottage Radio Free Europe station.
Elks lodges, as well as the Congre­
their professional training under
After his tai k, Gov. McKay
given this assistance to the class. Grove area enlisted in the U. S.
gational church. His son, 10, is in made an inspection tour of the
Belgrano advised his chairmen
Mrs. Etta Gray, teacher of the air force this week and reported that it is hoped to have the bulk the Army specialized training pro­
the fifth grade here. Hoover’s new Cottage Grove hospital. He
gram. or similar programs ad­
class, has designated each Friday for their medical examination 1of the Freedom Scrolls and con-
wife will help in the operation of was scheduled to speak in Spring­
ministered by the Navy, and those
aa visiting day for parents and Monday in Eugene, according to tribupons in hand by this week-
Latest
reports
from
the
deer
the store at the beginning.
who were deferred from service
field Wednesday evening.
Don't look for 1950 to produce friends, ('lass hours are 9 to 11:15 Sgt. Lucas L. Rutkowski, recruit- end • for
*
- forwarding
—
to —
Berlin. during World War II for the pur­ hunting scene reveal that Howard
a.m.
and
12:45
to
3
p.m.
The
pub
­
more than a half dozen million­
Ing officer for the U. S. Army and There, on United Nations day, Oc- pose of pursuing a course of study Cox of Cottage Grove has bagged
aires in this [»articular district for lic is invited to visit during these Air Force.
tobcr 24, the scrolls will be fea- leading to education in one of the largest mule deer, a five point
buck which weighed 250 pounds
the reason that there arc too hours.
tured at the dedication of the these professions."
They
are,
Richard
4.
Clark,
1338
Enrollment has not yet reached
dresged.
many flics in the prosperity oint­
giant
Freedom
Bell,
which
will
on
Service on active duty does not
the maximum of 50 students, and Quincy Ave.; Jerry G. Tennis. 701
ment.
In company with Mrs. Cox and
that day ring out for the first include any of the time spent in
S.
Sixth
st.;
and
Joseph
D.
Martin.
First it was the box car short­ more children still are welcome to Box 18, Drain. They will take time the plea of millions and mil­
son Dale and family. Cox brought
the
armed
forces
during
under
­
age which curtail<*d cashing in on register.
the if basic training at lackland lions of Americans for peace and graduate or post-graduate study 1 the buck down the first day of the
a lot of the highest priced lumber
season. Dale also got a buck of un­
air base, San Antonio, Texas, and freedom for all mankind.
and training, Col. Mason said.
since the war. And now that the
In Florida not so long ago a mil­ writers' Laboratories seal. Don’t
then will be assigned to service
All who are required to register disclosed weight.
Where enrollment has not been
box car shortage, which has cost
Leader in the Rose and Co. lion-dollar hotel burned down overload circuits.
schools for further training.
must present themselves at the
completed.
Scrolls
will
be
for-
Oregon upwards of sixty million
merely because a woman forgot to
5. Clean, repair and insulate
Sgt. Rutkowski has announced warded to Berlin as received. for office of the nearest local board. Locker contest is Bryan L. Bar­ turn off her electric iron before
dollars, is slowly improving the
your heating plant, stove and
in the In Lane county, the local board nett, whose 212 pound mule deer she left her room.
permanent
enshrinement
that
he
will
be
at
the
Armory
in
price structure has weakened
chimneys.
has its offices in the Armory in has put Paul Miller’s deer back
Cottage Grove every Thursday Freedom Bell tower.
somewhat.
In connection with the first
A
cigarette
dropped
into
a
in
second
place.
Miller
was
ahead
Eugene.
•
Two robbers apparently wen* from 10 a m. to 5 p.m. to answer
According to the best source of
I cellar grating was the assumed item. Chief Peckham reminds
daugh-
in
last
week
’
s
running
with
198
Mrs.
C.
S.
Roberts
and
questions
concerning
the
army
and
|1ocal information, most mills arc foiled in an attempt to rob the
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cooper are on pounds. Barnett shot his deer in cause of the great fire that wiped smokers that smoking in bed is
ter Mrs. Aidon Coppie a r e in
getting about sixty per cent of Gasper Shoe Shop on Whiteaker the air force. Recruiting offices in
out half of the city of Baltimore one of the most dangerous habits
a
hunting trip in the Parkdale the Silver lake area.
Portland
to
attend
the
Lily
Pons
their trans|sirtation requirements, avc. Monday evening, although Eugene are in the post office
that Americans have. Careless
years
ago.
area.
concert.
Top contenders in the contest
which means they still have to they did manage to take two gun building.
In New Jersey a woman was smoking habits and careless use
for
the
smallest
mule
deer
are
store forty [»er cent of their cut. holsters.
of matches cause more than 240,-
Charlie Shanda who brought in cleaning with gasoline in her 000 fires every year, he added.
Using scotch tape to break the
The storage requirements must be
kitchen
when
her
daughter
came
one weighing 68'2 pounds, and
met by the mills If they continue sound of falling glass in the rear
Home owners also should take
in and switched on the electric
Jack Larsen, 88 pounds.
to operate nt the present ca[»aclty. door, the robbers broke a small
light. The fixture must have been precautions to keep cellars, attics
In the blacktail division. Wally defective, for it sparked and ex­ and other storage places clear of
The storage gamble is made hole in the glass and turned the
Morelock. with 156’8 pounds, is ploded the vapor so violently that trash, Peckham emphasized.
more hazardous by the fact that back door lock to gain an en­
by KEN CUSHMAN
year and they approved it.
clinging to first place by a margin the woman was blown clear thru Whatever the cause of a fire may
In the last 35 to 40 days, the mar­ trance In the back way.
When World War II came
No money down and $1.50 a month.
of
only a half a pound over Jess the side of the house into a vacant be, these piles of accumulated rub­
However, the taped up glass was
ket on No. 1 green lumber has
no action was taken to en­
To readers of retail advertising that may sound like the along,
declined from $100, which was the not as noiseless ns It fell to the
bish can easily make it worse.
force the legislation. But several Tucker. The smallest blacktails lot 30 feet away.
top yrice during the early part of concrete floor and the noise at­ generous terms offered by a household appliance or clothing years ago, the state Sanitary com- ' have been bagged by A. Lindstrom
“The main point to remember
These are only a few of the
September, to the present price of tracted the attention of the neigh­ store in connection with a radio or suit. In this instance, mission, which is empowered to (891» pounds) and Ethel Culbert­
is, when a fire starts, call the
thousands of instances in which
around $65.(X).
bors next door. In a hurry to get however, it refers to something much bigger.
fire department immediately,” the
enforce the law, issued a mandate ’ son (92*«2 pounds).
carelessness has caused needless
The
contest
will
continue
until
The declining market is attrib­ away the robbers grabbed the
chief said. "Too many people for­
that
said,
in
effect.
"No
more
raw
In
reality,
it
’
s
the
city
of
Cot
­
fires,
resulting
in
the
loss
of
lives
extended its full length, and the
the end of the deer season.
uted largely to smaller civilian holsters and ran out the front
get that the first five minutes at a
tage Grove which is giving these lateral sewers required in- the east, sewage in Oregon's streams after
as well as property. As the na­
needs and to the fact that the de­ door leaving it open.
Jan.
1,
1952.
”
And
so
Cottage
terms to water users for a com­ west, and central parts will be
tion observes Fire Prevention fire are worth the next five,
hours.”
mand of the rearmament program
Grove must comply with the law.
plete $400,000 sewer and drainage constructed.
Week. Oct. 8-14, it would be well
has not been felt. Until the build­ WINTERS WALLACE RITES
Sewage disposal plants already
system plus a sewage disposal
for all citizens to remember these
ing program hits its stride under
The death of Winters Wallace,
Secondly, the city will have are in operation in Roseburg.
simple rules as outlined by Cot­
the defense program, whether 73, a retired Silverdale, Washing­ plant. Nowhere else can you find storm sewers. They will cost an Newberg, and Junction City. Oth­
tage Grove Fire Chief George
such
a
bargain.
more or loss, it ap|>ears that it ton resident, which occurred there
estimated $147,000 but they are er nearby cities, including Eugene
Peckham :
What's the catch?, you ask. necessary so that excess water
IF THE PARTY who bor­
will lx* hard to guess what the fu- the latter part of September was
and Springfield, are not yet as ad-1
1. Chaperon your cigarette.
rowed my scoop shovel last
Candidates who will run for
turc of the lumber market will erroneously reixirted In our issue There isn't any. Estimates of ex­ will be kept out of the sanitary vanced but plans are progressing.
be.
of September 28 as Wallace Win­ perts place the individual monthly system. Otherwise, the regular Reports from Corvallis indicate county offices in the November Don’t let it go out alone. Avoid January will please return it,
I will feel very grateful. I will
It is fairly certain, however, ters. We are glad to issue this levy somewhere between $1.50 and sewer system will become over­ that the disposal plant there is election will be present to discuss smoking in bed. Use big generous-
need it soon to scoop up leaves
county issues at the chili social.at sized ash trays that won't let a
that unless the box car situation correction since Mr. Wallace was $1.75, and closer to the lower burdened and will cease to func­ almost completed.
cigarette fall off the edge.
and snow. E. F. Simpson, 632
the Methodist church Tuesday.
improves rapidly, the lumber mar­ a native of Cottage Grove and was figure, to pay for this sewage tion properly in times of heavy
On
Nov.
7
Cottage
Grove
voters
2. Put every match out cold.
Adams Ave.
ket may continue to skid until it Ixtm here April 23, 1877, where he plan. Furthermore, the present rainfall.
will have an opportunity to ap-1 Sponsored by the Youth Fellow­ Keep live ones out of reach of
approaches a price of about half lh rd for a number of years and sewer charge of 55 cents (indi­
ship
of
the
church,
the
affair
will
In the third place. Cottage prove the $400.000 bond issue to
This was our first cash ad
of that prevailing on Labor day. was well known to old timers cated by the "SC” on your water Grove will have a sewage disposal finance the local sewer program. begin at 6:30 p.m. and will be children.
of the week and It Is self-
3.
Avoid
improper
use
of
gaso
­
bill)-will
be
abolished,
so
actually
It could also mean loss lumber here.
plant as required by state law. Members of the city council this open to the public.
explanatory. You’ll also find It
line and benzine for home clean­
production, which would moan
The only member of the Wal­ water users will be paying only This perhaps is the most vital |»art week unanimously gave their
Politicians who plan to attend
In the classified section of the
less work for the lumlier workers. lace family surviving Is Mrs. Fan­ about a dollar more than their of the projxiscd sewer plan. Back sanction to the measure and di­ include, Ulla D. Brendel and Rob­ ing.
Sentinel under "Personals”.
4. Use only electric wiring and
nie Goude of Portland, a former present bill.
in 1938, the Oregon legislature rected that it be placed on the ert D. Maclay, candidates for appliances bearing the Under­
If you want to buy or sell
CHILD HEALTH CLINIC
The next logical question is, passed a law which stated that, ballot.
resident, who moved to Portland a
county commissioner; Day T.
anything, remember that Sen­
The Child Health Clinic will he few years ago.
"What do I get for that extra after a certain date, no city or in­
(Questions concerning either Bayly and Myrl B. Garnett, can­
Carroll Miller and Dale Adams,
tinel want ads will get results.
buck a month?” In the first place, dividual shall dump raw sewage the bond issue or the sewer pro­ didates for county judge; Grace students at OSC, spent the week
Veld Thursday, Oct. 19, in the
Renu mber too, th‘at he who Is
Miss Pat Rickard, who is a you will have a sewer system into the rivers and streams. This gram should be directed to the Schiska and Voorhis F. Loose, end here with their parents, Mr.
health room over Smith’s Electric
on the ball gets his classified ad
from 1 to 3 o'clock. For appoint­ freshman at Oregon State, has which will serve all parts of the measure was submitted to the Sentinel and the points will be candidates for county treasurer. and Mrs. Roy Miller and Mr. and
on the front page.
city. The main trunk line will be voters in the general election that cleared up in our next issue.)
pledged Alpha Phi sorority.
ment call 413L.
Price of the meal is 65c.
Mrs. Clifton Adams.
Maybe Prospects
Looked Poor
In Army Camp
Community Chest
Drive Scheduled
To Begin Oct. 24
Lane County
Golf Tourney
Opens Sunday
Crusade for Freedom Deadline
Set for Monday; Scroll at Bank
Doctors Must
Register for
Draft Monday
Grand Opening
Of Hoovers Shoe
Store Saturday
Halloween Party
Planned by Legion
Kindergarten
Moves to Armory
Three Local Youths
Join Air Force
Car Shortage and
Falling Market
Worry Lumbermen
Deer Hunters
Bring Booty Home
Be Careful With Cigarettes and
Matches« CG Fire Chief Warns
Noisy Yeggs Make
Hasty Getaway
Water Users Are Offered a Real Deal
County Candidates
To Speak Tuesday
Shovel Wanted