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o o o l’âge 2 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon o Thur«., April », 1953' Building of Rhine Defenses in Germahy Notice of School Meeting By Mary Quinn ' - - HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District No. 45, of Lane County, State of THE COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL Told by Local Soldier Stationed There cle^uidiy ^'aYkt haH ' Oregoii’Vha^ a^'HO^ MEE^^^^ __ _ ... ^trirt’wdlT a teliid'at'j^feiwn^ » 1 J - . C za L> I Cliruirintondante a EatablUbad Aucuat IS, chan-up «lay at tht Walker hall. the of A 1953 at g 0() o.clock p m f the purpose of discussing the budget for By W. C. Martin Jr. took good care of troops. There I with potluck dinner at noon. Published every Thuridey at Cott««» Grov«. Ore«oo the fiscal school vear. beginning July 1, 1953. and ending June 30, 1954, hereinafter set forth, and to vote Entered «t Cottas* Grove. Oregon, «a eeeond cl«M matter. a record attendance of 86 was It wasn't quite as exciting as were no flimsy firetraps for bar- on the proposition of levy ing a district tax. «ibKrlptl .n ratea, caab In advance. No aubacrlptloo for leea than three m^nths I had hoped it was going to be to racks, but three story brick build- reported at the Walker Union i e Mm 3 Mna. board the USNS Gen. Greely for ings, complete with marbled and church Easter Sunday. There was In Ortena — ------------------ ---------------------------- 3 00 2 00 1 35 Outside Oregon ... I my first trip to Europe. I suppose tiled halls, and inlaid oak floors the program and egg hunts for _ 4 00 2 50 Ponlgn rate* on application. . the dull gray day had something in the rooms (which housed, by the adults and children. The Walker Union Church W. C. Martin ____ ____ __________ Editor, Publisher to de with it, but I wasn't even the way, only eight troops at the Estimated Receipts and Available Cash Balances Schedule I Total All Funda Mrx. turne« Rule* Advertising Manager most per room). The mess hall prayer meetings are being held at Miriam Adklna .... ..... Society Editor. Phones 55ft 5M, 501Y too excited when we passed the looks something like a large Vir the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther l'.an GaU« ........... _ Managing Editor, Phones 555, 556, 809 Lady with the torch on our way Estimat«?d Receipts from $ 16,000.00 ginia mansion, with stained-glass Alexander on Wednesday eve- 2. County School Fund 1 to Staten Island. 128,000.00 windows and hand-carved panel- I nings. There were five in attend 3. Basic School Support Fund The first thing I did was to NATIONAL EDITORIAL 1,200.00 4. State Irreducible School Fund ing* All in all, the place looked [ ance last meeting. head for the galley, where I im- 2,500.00 PUBLISHERS 5. Aid to Special Education i mediately went on K. P. That was like a wealthy campus that could j Visiting Sunday with Mr. and 3,000.00 Friday afternoon. Sunday m«irn- be found any place in the U. S. Mrs John Ware and family were 6. Replacement of Buses 6,900.00 association 11. Cafeteria ................................. — ing I emerged for the first time Right off hand, I can only recall Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Picknell and $157,600.00 out on the w ind-swept deck to that the Presidio in San Francisco ; children from Sweet Home, Mr. 15. Estimated Total Receipts 31,000.00 National Advertising Representative discover that the whole situation compared with this place. At ar>y and Mrs. Clifford Picknell of 16. Estimated Available Cash Balance (Add Cash Balance) WEEKLY NEWSPAPER DEPRESEX TATI VES, |NC. ( was more like a dream than real rate, we had a very nice stay Blackbutte and later on in the $188,600.00 ity. If I had seen the land grad there, even if it was short. day Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pick 17. Estimated Total Receipts and Available Cash Balance or Deficit New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit nell and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Way ually fade in the distance, perhaps Rhine Defend ■ Estimated Expenditures Schedule II—General Fund From that point we were sent of Delight Valley. Expenditure* for Two Fl»cal I would not have felt so peculiar. Years Next Preceding th* Mrs. Ross Simpson and Mrs. Al- With 1,588 troops crammed into to every corner of Western Ger- Current School Tear Detailed The Oregon Voter, which has done a consistent job of poorly ventilated dormitories, the many, with most of us being sent len L. Phillips of Dallas, Oregon, Budget Estimated Estimated First Year Expenditures Allowance Expenditure« Expenditure« into the French sector. Upon in- surprised Mrs. Luther Alexander reporting the proceedings of the state legislature has a good Greely plodded through snow, for the Last in Detail for the Elementary for the Give Yearly Year of the for the Ensuing word for the house committee on forestry and mining, under rain, brilliant sunshine, and moon quiring why American troops to j Wednesday on her birthday anni- Ensuing Schoo la Totals Two-year Current School Year the French sector, it was pointed I versa ry. Schoo! Year the chairmanship of Loran Stewart, our own local represent lit evenings to the port of de out Period School Year by Totals in Detail ITEM to me that the Rhine made a ! Kenneth Simpson of Coos Bay barkation, Bremerhaven. ative. The Voter says this committee is to be credited with New Buildings wonderful line of defense in case was a recent visitor at the L. Al- I. GENERAL CONTROL expeditiously and acceptably handling a large gist of meas- It was a warm day when we of 1. Personal Service: attack, and that we were being exander home. $ 6,500.00 $ 6,000.00 (1) Superintendent ----------- .$ 7,030.00 $ 7,030.00 ures dealing with forestry and forest products. This is the left the ship for buses that were placed there to build up said line. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Burton of 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 . 1,500.00 Clerk ................. - ........... (2) first major committee to announce a clear desk. It was only upon arriving in Eugene were Easter Sunday visi to take us to Bremen, where we (3) Stenographers and other 1,700.00 1,700.00 1.800.00 . 1,800.00 The major bills seek better forest protection and refor- were to be processed and sent on Kaiserslautern, «where I am now tors of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hilts. s office assistants --- 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 (4» Census estation with more effectively coordinated fighting of fires to our final destination. My first stationed), that I realized just On the sick list are Mrs. Nora | 150.00 175.00 175.00 175.00 how much we were building here, Connor and George Hasting. was, "What a long _. Supplies . — .............................. 2. as one of the important improvements. HB 481 is almost impression 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 and how many millions of dollars 3. Elections and Publicity ....... epochal in detail and elaboration with which it arranges for the Germans have come since 4. Legal service (clerk’s bond, that are being spent in this area a * 250.00 250.00 300.00 300.00 collection and use of at r pres- ! ings , '’ were ’ going /nin^ir^ ^eW '' i alone. To go into complete de audit, etc.) ................. - - - the severance - - — tax. - The - flat tax - — up and new ,U and 5. Other expense of general ent is 5 cents per thousand feet of timber harvested. This tax old cars alike crowded the nar scription of military installations 150.00 150.00 250.00 250.00 control --------------- expires at the end of June. In its place there is a new com row streets and highways, show here would probably not be the mittee of five members to have general supervision of the ing healthy signs of recovery. A wisest thing to do and would cer 6. Total Expense of General With $10,125.00 $ 8.430.00 Control ......... -..... $11,430.00 $11.430.00 $11.430.00 $10,650.00 act. It provides that classification of. all privately owned gutted building here and there tainly be too lengthy to print. lands producing merchantable timber into two classes for served as a grim reminder of the | However, I will say that the Paul Hansen II. INSTRUCTION—Supervision tax purposes. Class A consists of all producing forest lands destruction that was once so wide [ building program is tremendous. 1. Personal service: $ 9,700.00 $ 8,260.00 (1) Principals ......................... $10,560.00 $10,560.00 of the state and the harvest tax for these to be 4 cents per spread in Germany. An attitude Anyhow, here I am all settled of a positive "come-back ” could down in a permanent position. Of (4) Stenographers and other thousand feet. All lands west of the Cascade summit or be a good or bad sign, depending course, I am not working the job You hear so much these days 1,100.00 1,800.00 1,800.00 office assistants .......... . 1,800.00 counties bisected by it are additionally placed in class B. On entirely in which direction the j for which I was so thoroughly about the new ‘mechanical brains’ Supplies, principals and 2. that sometimes you begin to won 175.00 200.00 them there is to be an additional 4c harvest tax. 200.00 200.00 supervisors ......... .............. Germans chose to direct their en- (rained (with the help of all of der if there’s going to be a need 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Other expense of supervision ___ All funds derived from class A timber tax are to be ergies. 4. ! the surplus Government money!), for people after a while. One of placed in the forest research and experimental fund. The ad Once in Bremen, (there was and those in charge felt that I the Tig' new 'computers can do 5. Total Expense of Supervision $12,660.00 $12,660.00 $12,660.00 $11,800.00 $ 9,635.00 $ 3,235.00 ditional 4c collected from class B lands is to be credited to much hand waving on the way) would make a wonderful ar illery 160(X) addltions or 16,000 additions or subtrj subtractions a III. INSTRUCTION—Teaching we went directly to the processing man. Upon close investigation, I second . . . and with never a mis the emergency fire cost fund. 1. Personal service: point, a very beautiful camp built found that a chaplain’s assistant take. One of these electronic mar $146,220.00 $131,200.00 (1) Teachers ................... $ 160.670.00 $160,670.00 in 1937 by Hitler for his crack ship was open, so that will be my vels can rattle through a problem 2,050.00 2,300.00 2,500.00 (2) Substitutes ...................... ... 2,500.00 anti-aircraft troops. I will say military occupation, until the in a few seconds that would have 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 2. Library supplies, repairs ..... 2,000.00 3,000.00 If Cottage Grove were a county seat, most of us would something for Hitler; he certainly Army changes its expensive mind j kept Einstein working all his life. 3,000.00 3. Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.) .. 3,000.00 3,500.00 4,500.00 I again. 4,500.00 ... 4,500.00 surely take more interest in county affairs. As it is the prob 4. Textbooks .......................... | But if this is keeping you awake 200.00 750.00 750.00 750.00 6. Other expense of teaching lems of Lane county look rather remote to us, although nights, relax. The experts say these giant brains aren’t really 7. Total Expense of Teaching $171,470.00 $171,470.00 $171,470.00 $156,820.00 $139,000.00 $104,098.00 come November, we will help pay for some of these remote By Mathilde Prager smart. They’re just fast. They still problems such as giving the county sheriff more deputies, have to have a jockey ... a slow IV. OPERATION OF PLANT whose functions would overlap with many of the existing Would you like to start with THANKS FROM KOREA 1. Personal service: a good joke this morning or this | The Dorcas Society of the Cot- thinging human to give them the municipal officers. • (1) Janitors and other evening, whenever you mav be ri o ... \ . material to work on. So don’t let $13,980.00 $12,400.00 , * j ... ,, tage Grove Seventh-day Adventist .$15,000.00 $15,000.00 employees - Still another problem is what to do with the county leading «. this? And then we . . wou| ,. d like . to share . ., the little Willie or Mary slack up on 600.00 «1. ll u a an church 1,600.00 1,600.00 1.600.00 2. Janitors ’ supplies ......... poor farm and still another is the erection of a new county laugh like crazy. their arithmetic. One of these 4,000.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 . 4,000.00 following excerpts from a letter 3. Fuel ...... - ....................... jail, which probably xyill face the county voters in the next days they may be feeding figures Middle age for a woman is when 1,200.00 1,600.00 1,800.00 4. Light and power ...................... . 1,800.00 from Korea with all those who 500.00 800.00 into an electric brain, and they’ll few years. she looks that way. Middle age 800.00 800.00 5. Water ...... . ............................... helped to gather the clothing 350.00 400.00 have to know what they’re doing. 400.00 400.00 6. Telephone ....................... ..... If the superintendent of the county farm has to be a for a man is when he stops look which was sent to Korea. 50.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 ing. There ’ s no indication that human Gas .... ................. - ..... . 7. doctor, a philosopher, a veterinarian, a business man and a 'Pusan, Korea 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 brains will be a drug on the mar 8. Other expense of operation .... Does a husband have a right to February 24, 1953 | farmer, such as the superintendent who wants to retire says pick his wife’s friends? He may ket . . . even if they do make 9. Total Expense of Operation .... .$23,800.00 $23,800DO $23,800.00 $22,580.00 $19,200.00 $13,545.00 is the case, perhaps the county would be better off to junk not tell her what girls to see. but Dear Friends of the Dorcas So- mistakes sometimes. . the farm and let the welfare commission handle the problem. he certainly can tell her what men viciy. very worthwhile and enter V. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS Last week Sgt. Russell Tracey , J Certainly it would be more economical. not to see. Repair and maintenance of (son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tra- Ä ing program coming up the $ 1,000.00 $ 500.00 furniture and equipment .... .$ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 whole community will enjoy is the My nomination for a girl whose . r L. xr \ L' personality sparkles plenty: Joyce °f ey brought annual Spring Musicale at the 2. Repair and maintenance of 1,500.00 2,000.00 3,400.00 buildings and grounds ... . 3,400.00 Conte, who is employed at the SeVCral »“<*««« °Lrel,ef high school next Tuesday evening. Other expense of maintenance clothing sent from your Dorcas 3. A number of individuals and organizations including Arcad«* Cafe. And remember, athletic fans, 100.00 100.00 100.00 and repairs ......................... I want to take this op this is baseball and track season. the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies have I can't really uncork something Society. portunity to thank -you all for the 4. Jotal Expense of Maintenance joined in effort to prevent highway accidents, particularly in new in every column, hut some I hours of patient labor and dollars The high school teams would like 4,500.00 $ 4.500.00 $ 4,500.00 $ 3,100.00 $ 2,000.00 $ 1,675.00 and Repairs :$ ................. the rural areas. The association warns that the need for ad- times if we re-examine our con- spent in sending those warm to see some of you out for these events, we are sure. temporary problems we can add i , ,. . ... ... «litinnal state highway police personnel and equipment is em or. <>v«ro .i..,....... VI. AUXILIARY AGENCIES , . , ic othes can certainly We heard of a woman who mar exu a dimension of , understand-1 .. to Korea. , He , .. . . , 1. Health service: phasized by the fact that arrests and warnings of drivers an use these good clothes to help ried an archeologist (a scientist ing. (2) Supplies and other breaking traffic laws are averaging only one for every 118 It’s wonderful to see Spring re someone who is suffering with the who dabbles in old things). She’s $ 75.00 $ 75.00 75.00 . $ 75.00 $ expenses .... ........ bitter cold of winter. miles traveled by patrol cars in rural areas. 2. Transportation of pupils: born and know its heady fra happy because she's decided that We who see the suffering here (1) Personal service—bus The International Association or Chiefs of Police esti grance, and yet I feel as though I in Korea and then see how these the older she gets the more he'll 2,430.00 2,240.00 2,240.00 2,240.00 drivers .......... appreciate her. But what if he mates that if the rural highways were properly patrolled, the haven’t any moral right to enjoy clothes 4,000.00 3.500.00 4,000.00 (2) Supplies and other expense ■ 4,000.00 bring comfort to the peo so-called “traffic contacts" would average one for every 40 it. Underneath there is always ple, feel so happy that our ladies wants to forget his work when 7,000.00 3,000.00 6,000.00 (3) Replacement of busses 6,000.00 miles patrolled. A “traffic contact" means either an arrest or that undercurrent of sadness, the in America have sacrificed for he comes home? If your tires are 3. Other auxiliary agencies: getting old, let us check them for awareness that the fighting and 6,900.00 6,690.00 6,900.00 6,900.00 (1) Cafeteria Help warning for a traffic violation. Only ten states have met is going on in Korea while others. We only wish that you uneven wear, cuts and nails. Your this standard. It means that nearly three out of four traffic dying could see the smiles of the chil 4. Total Expense of Auxiliary car is only as safe as the tires it we are free to walk about our violations escajie detection on rural highways because there quiet town in the tree-laced sun dren as they receive the clothes rides on . . . and if your tires are Agencies ............................ $19,215.00 $19.215.00 $19,215.00 $16,215.00 $19,695.00 $ 8,075.00 and the looks of appreciation and too worn, ask about terms on a are insufficient police to do the job. shine. words of gratitude that come from new set now at HANSEN BROS., VII. FIXED CHARGES No statesman has brought home It is said that traffic law violators in rural roads are 1. Insurance ..................... $ 4,000.00 $ 4.000.00 $ 2,650.00 $ 3,800.00 , the parents. 3. Other fixed charges: the worst breeders of traffic accidents. Two thirds of the na the meaning of Korea as did Billy I am the local evangelist here 5th and Washington. Phone 760. 150.00 150.00 75.00 (1) State ind. accident 75.00 tion’s traffic fatalities and almost half the injuries resulting Graham when he said upon re in Pusan. Korea and it is my duty Across from the Armory, Eugene, . 10,300.00 10,300.00 10,000.00 (2) Retirement ........... 9,000.00 from traffic accidents are occurring on rural roads because turning from a trip, "I wept my to arrange for 50 tons of food < )regon, way clear across Korea." $14,450.00 $14,450.00 $14,450.00 $12,725.00 $12,875.00 $ 9,325.00 4. Total Fixed Charges ... speeders and others seldom see a patrol car. sent by our Dorcas ladies and the Star Billing: Oregon its General Conference of SeVenth- One hope is that there will be enough police on rural Mother-of-the-Year, why has VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS not a day Adventists.” X4)TI4 E 4)1 HEARING highways to warn more motorists and make more arrests for Teacher-of-the-Year? Our local 4. New furniture, equipment and 1 OF FIXAI. ACCOI NT George Munson replacements ..... $ 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00 $ 1,000.00 traffic violations. It is one way we can cut the death toll. The schools hate wonderful teachers, 2,500.00 2,500.00 5. Assessments for betterments 9,500.00 3,000.00 experiment might pay for itself in reducing insurance rates but there isn't space for a word Since the beginning of 1953 the 6. Other capital outlays: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT portrait of each. 1 suggest Mrs. local Dorcas Society has ship(ied which most motorists are forced to carry. 1,000.00 1,000.00 (1) Library books ----- ---------- 500.00 1,000.00 OF THE STATE OF OREGON Ada Tayior, fifth grade teacher in four 70-lb. boxes of clothing to FOR THE COUNTY OF LANE 7. Total Capital Outlays ............ $ 5,500.00 $ 5,500.00 $ 5.500.00 $12,500.0b $ 4,500.00 $12,350.00 the Jefferson school. It’s been a Korea and over 200 lbs. of cloth —------ pleasure to visit her room and ing to other needy foreign lands, In the Matter of the Estate of IX. DEBT SERVICE—NON-BONDED NOLA BROWN. Deceased American citizens who invoke the Fifth Amendment as observe her special charm that besides distributing over 175 items $ 200.00 1. Interest on warrants ......................... $ 200 00 $ 5000 ground for refusing to answer questions about Communist captures youngsters. Mrs Tay lot- of clothing to needy families in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Executor of 3. Total Debt Servire, Non-bonded ...... $ -........ $ 200.00 $ . ........ $ 50.00 tells the children not to lie or and around Cottage Grove. Cloth affiliations do a grievous disservice to freedom. to respect Mother and Fa- ing is shipped as fast as it comes the Estate of NOLA BROWN, Many of those who so refuse may be presumed to be steal, X. EMERGENCY $10,000.00 $10,000.00 $10,000.00 $ 8,000.00 $ 5,000.00 ther and not to hurt anyone. This in. Those wishing to donate may deceased, has filed his 1'inal Ac Communists. Their sheltering behind the Fifth Amendment demonstrates count in the Circuit Court of the Total Schedule II—General Fund— Total estimated that she is a person the local Dorcas leader, State of Oregbn for Lane County, is morally indefensible (in view of Communist contempt for with moral and spiritual convic contact expenses for the year—sum of items 1-6, II-5, Mrs. B. E. Augustine at 242 North which Court has appointed 10 law and civil liberties) but legally allowable (in view of their tions and the children are not left J St. III-7, IV-9, V-4, VI-4, VII-4, VIII-7, IX-3, X .......... $273,225.00 $256,590.00 $225,080.00 $165,783.00 o’clock a m. on May 8. 1953, in possible prosecution under the Smith Act'. Certainly it is to in doubt about where she stands. Schedule HI—Bond Interest and Sinking Fund Circuit Court Room Number 1 in be expected of deep-dyed Reds. Mrs. Taylor is an R. C. (Real DEBT SERVICE-BOND INTEREST AND the County Court House of Eu SINKING FUND Others may be ex-Communists who fear that their past Christian). She also (taints charm gene, Mne County, Oregon as the ingly, with a poetic and thought 1. Principal on bonds (include negotiable mistakes will work greatly to their present disadvantage. ful time and place it will hear objec interest-bearing warrants issued un sense of color. Because the But no admission of past error can create so bad an impres children tions thereto. All objections must der section 111-1016, O. C .L. A.) ........ $27,000.00 $27,000.00 $26,000.00 show constant bettcr- William R. Decker of Bennett sion on public opinion as refusal to answer at all; and legally ment, I congratulate Mr». Taylor Creek road passed away at a local be filed on or before said time 10.600.00 2. Interest on bonds ..... _..... ............. 11,500 00 11.800.00 Dated this Sth day of April, there can be no grounds for possible self-incrimination in and wish her long years of health rest home Wednesday, April 8. at 3. Total Schedule Ill-Debt Service-Bonds 1953 admitting to party membership 10 or 15 years ago. and accomplishment. the age of 87. and Interest ........ ..—.............. .... $37,600.00 $37.600.00 $38,500.00 $37.800.00 $23,600.00 JAMES BROWN, Executor of Still others may hesitate to admit to past membership He was born in Eversmeer, Ger the Estate of Nola Brown. De Schedule VI—Summary of Estimates of Expenditures, Receipts and Available Cash Balances, Time out for a wisecrack When many. December 1. 1865. and came because they will then be legally obligated, when asked, to and Tax Levies MAYNARD WILSON. At name former associates whom they believe or know to have hustiand and wife have an argu to the United States as a young ceased. Band Int «ad ment who has the last word? The man He was married in Illinois torney for the Estate of Nola long since left the party, like themselves. Total All Funda Uen*r«l Fund Sinkin« Fund Brown, Deceased 34-5t-38 hustiand has it, but he doesn ’ t get to Emma Cla.v mon who preceded This desire to spare the good name of others who may Ttl SchM II Ttl. Scbzd III SOTK E TO 4 REOITORs use it. him in death in 1922. now be loyal Americans is the reason with which the average to Americans Total estimated expenditures ................................. - ..... .... .......... ____ $310,825.00 $273.225.00 $37,600.00 are always eager to He came to Cottage Grove eight DEDUCT: citizen can feel the most sympathy. But there is no shadow make democracy i.>e by helping । years ago from Portland and was No’ice is hereby given that the Total estimated receipts and available cash balances (Schedule I) 188.600.00 188.600.00 of legal justification for a refusal to answer on such grounds others. For this reason I suggest a member of the Seventh Day undersigned has been appointed Amount necessary to balance the budget ...................... —.................... 122.225.00 As two experts on civil liberties. Zechariah Chafee Jr., and that one of our service clubs or Adventist church. by the Circuit Court of I^ne Balance to be raised by taxation ....................................... . ..................... 122.225.00 Arthur E. Sutherland wrote in the New Izeader not long ago: church groups buy a magazine He is survived bv three sons. R County, Oregon Executor of the ADD: subscription in the hospital's name W Decker. Spokane, Hash Her estate’of ANTHA B. KELLY, de Estimated amount of taxes that will not be collected during the fiscal The Fit th Amendment grants no privilege to protect year for which this budget is made ............ ............................. 11.000.000 for the benefit of the patients man Decker, Modesto, Calif and ceased. All persons having claims 11.000.00 one's frien is If a man feels that he has a personal code The hospital receives Life and Edward L. Decker. Cottage against said estate are hereby no Total estimated tax levies for ensuing flacal year ................................. compelling this reticence, he must pay for his scruple by $133.225.00 $95.625.00 $37,600.00 l.ook magazines It does not re Grove, four daughters. Mrs Jen- tified to present the same duly Analysis of estimated tax levies: standing the punishment society prescribes. ceive The Saturday Evening Post. nie S n t h. los zXngeles; Mrs. verified, with proper vouchers, to Amount inside 6r> limitation...... ......... .... w....... .........._.... ....... —.... $14,336.90 Moreover, a frank dirclosure of all the known facts will Reader’s Digest or the Country Mart ha Houchins. Olive View, the Administrator at the law of Amount outside 6% limitation i $81,288.10 surely do less harm to any innocent person than the building Gentleman. Any of these would be Calif.; Mrs. Grace Callihan and fice of MAYNARD WILSON. 731 up of unlimited . nspicion by a refusal to answer, which most very good Indebt«*dne«M Dated this April 2. 1953. Mrs. Margaret Johnson, both of Main Street. Cottage Grove. I.ane people will inevitably take as proof of guilt. I'm tieginning to think my read- Spokane; 17 grandchildren and County. Oregon, withip six months 1. Amount of bonded indebtedness (include all ne Signed: gotiable interest-bearing warrants issued un- This argument holds also for those occasional heterodox ers are the Mary-contrary type several groat grand children and from the date of first publication D. M HUSTED LLOYD H GRIGGS der section 111-1016. O. C. L A ) $396,000.00 District Clerk individualists w I > maj line to answer out of sheer stub of (tropic, because the letters great groat grandchildren. Chairman. Board of of this notice. Date of first publi- 2. Amount of warrant indebtedness on Director» born conviction that no congressional committee has a right about what you think on certain held Friday cation: April 9. 1953 e warrants issued and endorsed Approved by Budget Committee April 1. 1953. to inquire into their private beliefs. Not only is there again subjects just aren't coming in. I'm April it), at 10:30 am. at Mills FRED JONES Executoi MAY- "not paid for want of funds" .... NONE Signed: NONE no justification in the Fifth Amendment for such a position, not psychic ahd I have no crystal Mortuary. Cottage Grove Elder NARD WILSON, Attorney for 3. Amount of other indebtedness ___ R W KENSIT NORMAN R RICHARDS 0 34-5t-38 For all I know, my comments Lloyd Wyman will officiate with Executor. Total Indebted!!«*»« (sum of items Secretary. Budget but it does incalculable harm to the very freedom it cham ball Chairman, Budget in this column may be driving you 1. 2. 3' $396.000.00 interment in Cottage Grote IOOF Committee pions. Committee 34-2tc-35 to drink. We believe that the best interest of all will be aerved by Well, I ho(>e you've had a laugh cemetery. SHOP IN" the highest degree of candor. here anti there. If not, come hack Remember better schools build Hour 0^ JOVtH Ihnstian Science Monitor next week for another column. a stronger America. BUDGET Good Job on Forestry Bills ; OUV. - S wn Problems Facing the County Just Between Us Letters to the Editor For Greater Safety LEGAL NOTICES Candor and Communism W. R. Decker Dies At Rest Home Here Business Forms and Stationery at the Sentinel
