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Cottage Grove Sentinel
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EDITORIAL
$4000 Grant for
ResearchonCancer
Awarded to OSC
Dr E J Dornfeld. professor ol
zoology, under n »loop American
Cancer society grant.
Nucleic acids and related body
chemicals ate vitally concerned m
growth procc
cells.
Ihirnleld explains Sun e cancer is
a form of ahnurmal growth, the
zoologist is interested in learning
more almut these substances De-
veloping rat ovaries are uscii in
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CHRISTMAS IL C. 1
And in the sixth month the angel Gabriel was sent
from God unto the city of Galilee, named Nazareth, to a
virgin espoused to a man whose name was Joseph, of the
House of David; and the virgin's name was Mary.
“And the angel came unto her. and said, 'Hail, thou that
are highly favored, the Lord is with thee: blessed art thou
among women.’
“And when she saw him. she was troubled at his saying,
and cast in her mind what manner of salutation this should
“And the angel said unto her. Fear not, Mary: for thou
hast favor with God. And behold thou shalt bring forth a son
and shalt call his name JESUS. He shall be great, and shall
be called the Son of the Highest; and the Lord God shall
give unto him the throne of his father David: and he shall
reign over the House of Jacob forever; and of his kingdom
there shall be no end.’
“Then said Mary unto the angel, ‘How shall this be.
seeing I know not a man ?’
“And the angel answered and said unto her. The Holy
Ghost shall come upon thee, and the power of the highest
shall overshadow thee: therefore also that holy thing which
shall be born of thee shall be called the Son of God. And
Behold, thy cousin, Elizabeth, shall have a son in her old
age. For with God nothing shall be impossible.’
“And Mary said, ‘Behold the handmaid of the Lord:
be it unto me according to thy word-.’ And the angel departed
from her.” Luke 1:26-38.
“Oh little town of Bethlehem
How still we see thee lie.
Above thy deep and dreamless sleep.
The silent stars go by;
Yet in thy dark streets shineth
The everlasting light;
The hopes and fears of all the years,
Are met in thee to-night.
“For Christ is born of Mary,
And gathered all above.
While mortals sleep the angels keep
The watch of wondering love.
O Morning star together
Proclaim thy holy birth
And praises sing to God the King,
And Peace to men on earth.
‘‘How silently, how silently.
The Wondrous gift is given;
So God imparts to human hearts
The blessing of his heaven.
“No ear may hear his coming,
But in this world of sin.
Where meek souls will receive Him still,
The dear Christ enters in.
“O holy child of Bethlehem!
Descend to us, we pray,
Cast out our sins and enter in,
Be born in us today.
We hear the Christmas angels.
The great glad tidings tell,
O, come to us, abide with us,
Our Lord Immanuel!” —Phillips Brooks
EASIER SHOPPING
Domicili says that nucleo '
titles are I ormili when nucleic
acids brvuk domi. When added to|
the
mixture they
found to restrain cell division. This
<>|H ns up n new possibility Io halt
the spread of capcer Dr. Dornfeld
explains. He adds that evidence
suggests that X-ral treatments
for cancer involves the production
of such grcwth-bliicking nucleo
tides.
Valiev Faroe as It returns to San
Diego, Calif., from war service off the Korean coast. Commander of Air Squadron 51, Lt. Dave Pollock
(Inset), of Coronado, Calif, leu his daughter Julie, wear his helmet, while Kobin looks on. (International)
CHEERING THOUSANDS ARE ON HAND to greet the aircraft carrier
A PAT ON THE BACK FOR THE COTTAGE (¡ROVE
POLKE FORCE
Letters to
Santa
To the editor:
Christmas cheer is with us!
Bright lights, greeting cards, gaily
«rapped gifts, an air of expectancy
■—we are about to celebrate the
birthday of a King, the Son of
God.
Lune County
ol Aus
winter cover c
truin winter |ieiu. hairy vetch,
common and Wilhunetle vetch, and
are ieminde.1
commun ryegi
timi December
is the
linai dale on which farm lured or
w al ehouse toi ed prie e support
loans will lx* malic.
According to Ernest I Schrenk,
ehairm.'in. Lane Uounly rroductiun
and Marketing Administration
< 'ominittee, loan p.qs'is received
in the county office in workable
condition on or lH*f*m noon, Dc-
eemlier 30, 1050, tin* last work
day of the month, will he priH i -
fur loans af-
ter this date will I m * approved,
The final deadline lor signing a
producer punhn.se agreement mt
DISGRACE IN CALIFORNIA
ipplymp 1**1
on a
s al-
nut i il ie i
Wc
is .uppirted
A Dike clover
35 ccnls.
. i , nul
.’la cents
I mt |>oun<l
Albert Oakes
>d
<>ak
w ix Mui*
Illness of
AH mt I
day eienun
1950 wlntei rover crop xeciw unii
two months
their Hiip|M>rl price |M*r cwt is u
follows: Austrian muter j« । .
$4 52; Common or Willamclle Eugene
i mun
tin* tinnier Anna
Chain Saw
Wan'house.
Ine.
Junction
l. Eugene; and Dillard Hoad Seed
Co., Kt I. Box 231, Eugene, Ore-
gon
ducer agreement will
the ckvo .t eligible
warehouse by the producer
Prudu< .T.
a l*o reminded
that certain
crop I (ay und
Pasturi* Krai
i are supportisi
by rami storage and w archon..
Free
Demonstrations
Pat’s Saw Shop
Phom* 116
!O-tfi XX
FOR THE
PROFESSIONAL MAN
For truly diatinguished stationery, btisinetM
cards, prose ri ntion blanks etc, call uh now. Our
craftsmen will create ptinfeil matter, eminently
suited to y..ur needs.
COTTA!
ever made of “blank” whiskey.”
Farther on we note “Give the gift
of distinction, 'blank' whiskey."
Give and serve this ‘ whiskey,
that rurp. this brandy, that ale.
etc. On and on it goes. Thirty-
three such ads were found in one
magazine alone! To thousands of
adults such advertising is revolt
ing. but to ihe youth it may be
alluring. And the cry grows loud
er: "How can we slop our in
creasing juvenile delinquency’.
Parents should be alarmed. They
should join in every move to edu
cate young people to the evils of
liquor. They should help to curb
American's drinking habits, Ab-
stinence. not moderation, is the
cnly safe program.
We would like to suggest again that the inauguration w<? turn on our radios. The
of one way streets in the Cottage Grove business section strains of "Silent Night, Holy
away followed by
would ease the problem of parking. At one time we had a ^?gh'
. - the
one way street on Whiteaker, under which arrangement an
qrink’so
” ,maS
additional 27 cars found parking space, but because of one or We'opr n our daily p.qx rs. Head-
two objections the one way street project was abandoned lines bold stand out: "Two-year
and until this day we have never heard a logical reason ad- o,d youngster dies of convulsions
vanced for dropping the one way street and adopting the ^ler drinking t parents' whiskey,”
present system of parking on one side of the street.
1
Very sincerely yours,
In tact we can t see any reason why other streets paral- quencies the majority attributed
Dorothy Schaffner
leling Main could not be made into one way streets, which ,o intoxicating liquor
would mean the accommodation of more parking space We read our Christmas maga-
adjacent to Main street.
•
I zines. Bright ads greet our eyes.
Boil-Overs
As long as possible the public is going to shop the easi-1 ^cr ®
'.?as When feed spills over on the sur-
est way and as pointed out many times before, this is one bottle is tag^ed^^^n ?ime for face units of your olcclric range let
it char. When the unit is cool, brush
advantage the small shopping center has over the metropoli- Christmas.” On the next page we off particle» with a brush. If need
tan areas, which can’t be taken away, but there are occasions ead “Here’s all you need for the ed. enclosed units may then be
where the small shopping centers do not take advantage of finest h™1 of Mvrry Christmas washed off.
all th* opportunities offered them and it seems to us that I
THE ROCK OF AGES
Cottage Grove is certainly passing a good bet. Or do you
disagree with us?
Governor Earl Warren of California has called the
shotgun slaying of Sam Rummell, lawyer for Gambler Mick
ey Cohen and other characters of the Los Angeles fraternity
of vice, “just another outcropping of gang warfare which
springs from fighting over the spoils of the underworld.”
It is also an indictment of California law enforcement and
the indifference of the people. Organized gambling and
other criminal activities cannot exist without the paid pro
tection of police and politicians.
In the gang warfare revolving around Cohen’s illegal
activities, ten men have been killed, two are missing and
presumed slain, five have been wounded, including Cohen.
Unfortunately for the public welfare, Cohen's enemies have
not been able to liquidate him yet—though they have made
him suffer the tortures of the condemned by killing his inti
mates, one by one. Not that Cohen’s death would end the
gang war in this most profitable vice field in America.
The fabulous profits in protected gambling have re
placed the enormous earnings of prohibition-era bootlegging
as the cancer in metropolitan centers, with Los Angeles hav
ing most malignant infection in the West and perhaps the
nation. The gamblers' lobby reaches into the state legislature
and high state offices. Vice money buys police and deputy
sheriffs when necessary. The people foot the bill. California
and Los Angeles are in the disgraceful situation of Chicago
in the twenties—but there is nothing gay about the gam
bling, corrupt fifties.—Oregonian.
incili *
Mrs
and common lyegrass, $7 LI To
qualify lor this maximum loan
rate, seed must meet certain basic
Work along this line us now be
purity, germination, and other in tile Uith. m \
ing continued with sp<vlal atten
eligibility requiiements
tion to other compounds related to
nucleic acids and to the proteins i
eligible
and enzymes associated with them.1
Technical accounts of these inves
LIGHTEST
tigations will iq>|>ear in early houses handling; l-tnc County seed
which
have
been
approved
by
editions of the Anatomical Hecord
Commixlity Credit Corporation arc
and the Journal of Experimental
O (• Fry Warehouse. Hamsbuig.
It isn't often that someone hM a kind,Word for a police
This is the second year that Dr.
Dornfeld has received reseat ch as
officer, especially after he has been stopped for driving too
sistance from the American Cun
fast. But Charles Stanton, editor of the Roseburg News-
ei r society, t inly two other grants,
Review, had nothing but praise for a Cottage Grove police Dear Santa:
Iwith to the University of Oregon
man who stopped him as he was returning from Portland to I am a hl tie girl four and one medical school, were made in Ore-
his home in Roseburg.
half years old. I would like you
Working with Dr I>ornfe|<| on
This is what Mr. Stanton had to say:
tc bring me at Christmas a horn.
Many traffic officers could take lessons Coin a city a baby ikdi, a telephone that rings, a University of Pennsylvania grad
a play typewriter, a knife, fork
patrolman at Cottage Grove.
and spoon set. a nice warm night uate research nssistant, and Frank
Refuming home, trying to make the best time possible, gown. a cowgirl suit and some M
anil John
Koslansky. Lakefield, Minn , grad
while engrossed in conversation with our companion, we candy and nuts.
uate students.
apparently hit the gas pedal a little too hard on the stretch
I have a little brother named
Larry. He is too small to write toi
of highway in the south part of Cottage Grove.
Payment«
A siren halted us and we were approached by the city you so I will write for him. Please ! In the E.uilouincut
past 10 years. Americans
bring
him
a
litte
black
doll,
a
doll
officer.
blanket, a kiddie car and anything have received »3.475.702.000 in ma
He asked, “Do you know how fast you were traveling?" else a little boy would like.
tured endowment payments and
We had to confess we hadn't been paying attention to We live near Dorona Dam. Ore such payments arc now running at
the rate of nearly half a billion an-
speed.
gon. We lived at Coleman, Cali nually.
"My speedometer said you were doing 40," he told us, fornia. last year.
Thank you,
smiling all the while.
Lumber K srurch
Donna Johnson
Then he gave us a chance to alibi—“Maybe you didn’t |
American lumber manufacturer»
realize you were still inside the city limits.”
tpend an estimated fJ.Qi'O.OOO an
nually for research and development
But we didn't take the bait. We answered truthfully Dear Santa:
I am home with a cold so will of better quality and new uses of
that we were “just driving, ' and, engaged in conversation, write you my
wood.
I want
had been careless.
blix k building set to build a city
He let us go with a warring, adding the precautionary and one for sister. Be suit* to give
Spring Burning
information that wet higr wav:; are slippery and dangerous. a gift to all the little children
Spring burning doc» not control
Not once did he I oec his friendly smile or courteous .everywhere in the world. I want weeds. Weed seeds already are in
family to pul in my city.
■ manner.
the soil and burning makes an ideal
Thank you
seedbed for the weed crop.
We couldn’t help contrasting his attitude with that of a
Roseburg cop (no longer on the force) who, at an early
1 UH S. 4th Street
One is never more on trial than
morning hour when there was no traffic, breezed up with
(Thank you, mother, for the in the moment of excessive
siren screaming, waking up the neighborhood, because we translation. Fid. I
fortune.
Lew Wallace1
only hesitated at a stop sign.
“Whazza matter," he barked, “cantcha read? Whaddya
suppose we put up signs for?”
Letters to the Editor
Dec. 31 Is Deadline for Price
Supports on Cover Crop Seeds
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