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Th'' Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Thur»., July S, IfcM
Low Bidder
The Cottage G? ove Sentinel
»Continued from Page One)
residences concerning the proposed
sewer assessment, the general
concensus, according to Coiner,
was about split.
Coiner brought to light the di-
lemma of those property owners
____
who nad a sewage disposal unit
of their own. If these people are
eliminated from the assessment.
C oiner said, there w'ill be a larger
assessment for the remainder. If
they are not excused, he went on.
they will be paying for something
that is not especially needed.
Councilman Joe Bricher, acting
in the capacity of mayor, pointed
out that if the sewers are going
to be built this summer, all prop
erty owners will have to be es-
sessed The city doesn't even have
enought money to put in th» main
trunk lines. Bricher added
i*ur
Entc^i
Subvert pt k-n rate«
Summer Reading List
(also good for anytime of the year)
By Laura Olson
The Field Guide to Western Birds
Peterson; Bird Watching in the
"What’U I read?"
West, Twining.
Chances are if you ask that
Religion: A Man Called Peter
question—if you're like most of Katherine Marshall; Mr. Jones'
us you will you'll never follow it Meet the Master, Peter Marshall
Mir.
SM 2T5Y
up. A person entering a library The Greatest Book Ever Written
with little or no idea of what he i Oursler; The Abingdon Bible Com
wants is in for one of two things mentary »reference»; The Small I
NEWSPAPER
NATION A L EDITORIAL
He finds a gold mine and becomes Sects in America i comprehensive
PUBLISHERS
a , regular
patron <and this is not
.......
. definition of all religions in Amar-
frequent». or faced bj thousands ica, Clark. The Wisdom T
ASSOCIATION
of volume« he turns tale, after \ start of rebgion through ddfer-
skimming a few, and ends by buy ent branches: Hindus. Christian.
New York • Chicago
Detroit . Philadelphia
ing a magazine.
ity, Moslems. Babylonians, etc.)
Now we have no quarrel with Hawkridge; As I See Religion,
ne.
the magazine publishers, nor the Fosdick.
National Advertising Representative
pocketbook people, etc. But, we
Music: Great Symphonies,
do suggest that the local library, Spath; The Victor Book of Sym
Soil Conservation District Promoters
built for all folks in this area, is phony; A Smattering of Ignor
a fine place to find c^t just about ance. Levant; Music for Your
Deserve Our Thanks
No Sohiti n Reached
anything you'd like to know.
Child, Kreirt; Of Men and Music,
The council said that they could
The following book list (which Taylor.
I hose who had a part in promoting a soil conservation
reach _ no
definite solution until we -Jvaa,s.
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o
I
ivi
ounmici
IcaUllIK
VI
suggest
for
summer
reading
or
djkU iet f..r th» area desene ow thanks, for
Painting: The Story of Painting
from
f
' °"ners were beard for anytime for that matter) has
for Young People (good for older
fXtor VS? S’ I" '“"r
brinBi,,g ahou>
.
1,060 prepared with the able and
councilman Gil Gardner made unstinting assistance of Mrs Nel- people, too).
fanning .or the south Lane district. Among the leaders
Plays for All
that perhaps
nmar
perhaos the ।
Hamant, Cottage Grove Public1
^o ‘sgDrU H AnHd fOr TV deve,nPment
Forrest
property owners would be more librarian at. t h e Cottage Grove
Theater: The 20 Best Film
Woo is Dr. H. A. Hagen and the Chamber of Commerce
likely to accept the assessment Public Library It is a list for the Plays: The Theatre Guild Anthol-
1
bUnderetandjhe obtect Of such a district is to
if the sewers were to be put in general lay reader, and deals with ogy; The Best Plays Series »edited
aiu those who want to farm, not by giving subsidies but bv
someplace other than in West classics only when they are "read each year, originally by Burns
lhr
o™ There are m.Si-
Main. Someplace where the cost able” in our opinion.
Mantle, now by Louis Kronen-
surveying theMnH T"
br™Kht ab°ut such as soil testing
ly backfill and repaving job
berger’; Twenty Best Plays of the
General
Classifications
a p ™i
d
ci^S8,ble ,rn?at>™ and other practices
wouldn t be needed and would be
The classifications you will find Modern American Theater, edited
„ml
K
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Th. K... . ....... ....
a good farmer would follow in taking over a farm
easier on the pocket book, he said.
below
are fairly general. We like by Gassner; The Complete Works
Assistant City Engineer McMil
lands
Dr H A' Hagen exPlain«- includes all
to think they're our own. We fully of Shakespeare, illustrated by
lan.
backed
up
by
Coiner,
said
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T
,1
rconservat,on distrtet. Whether thev be
expect to have missed some, but Rockwell Kent. Dance: Complete
i .
7
'•
SChleef h“d “ pr‘VBt* '•’"P“*1 in building. He and hl» wife that now is the time to buy the we do suggest that this list is able Book of Ballet, (ballets and peo
riritv of^hA
°r£arrn?-
m°st 8011 d«rt»tets the produc- Knorin. »
new sewer cleaning equipment and
X coild nit a Iri88
n dOUbled Which means that ;dtb' ngh On») un'r l' “ i
' 'a<l
,h'r’-' ,,M'- «‘ruiture pa»«ed through many hand» before coming to especially the new street sweeper. to very capably stand on its own ple. »
Sports: The Wise Fishermen's
the p*o5uetS' “Creage
the di’,riCt "" c''u,d
final owner, housing among other thing» a-»tore, laundry and gift shop.
K
two feet as a beginning of an
Coiner stated that there will be
Encyclopedia. Wise; How to Play
overall
good
reading
background
enough money in the city budget for any person.
Your Best Golf All the Time, Ar-
at th?^^JOt °f
off Iand in this district, which
to purchase the
'
equipment. The
meur;
The Standard Book of
“
Soft
Sell
”
Best
We
had
great
fun
preparing
it
logged iff^aL«me 18 d0;11« nobf>dy any good. Tests of the
sweeper will cost approximately
Hunting and Shooting, Strongfel
and
plan
to
clip
and
pass
it
along
r
♦
uu
aS
interesting
to
read
the
comments
of
Bernice
$10.000
and
Chiik HBrihr dt £2u ‘1/tetermme what they are good for
the sewer cleaner to people who never know "What low; The Story of the Olympic
$12,000.
rnentkedHthabt thd^ Chamber of Commerce manager, has com- r itz-Gibbon famous retail advertising director published in
uni
j
j To Read ’’ Very seriously we hope Games, Kieran and Daly; Budge
if Concilman
it were possible to use l°nushS 1‘V°U a”?*VkT™* U “ mUCh “ on Tennis.
1 •1 >tb ?O11 conservation district is the basis for the Coos Bay Times April 6. In her work with Macy’s, I
Gimbles
and
other
internationally
known
retail
concerns
plus
i
fUt
activities and will last over 2,000 years
Philosophy: The Mature Mind,
uusner we delighted in putting it to-
to clean the streets. Mac ans- ' I gether.
Overstreet; How to Win Friends
fomMinniS'8.8 7yet‘° be «nnpteted with reference to her own advertising agency she is in a position to know
wered that ordinarily the flusher
foraiid
dc
18 ln our oPinion one of the most . which types of advertising pays. She has concluded without
This list was prepared with the and Influence People, Carnegie;
would be better, but there was ■ following
Why We Behave Like Human Be.
stipulations:
<im,nid r he 8011111 Iaane area has undertaken since the any reservations that newspajier advertising is the greatest
such a gradual fall in the drain
ings, Dorsey; The Story of Phil-
1.
taken
for
granted
that
the
coming of the pioneers to the valley
>argain for the advertiser and the most pleasing to the
age lines that the water flowed [ potential reader has some back . osophy, Durant.
'
1 reader.
•
r
6
sluggishly and the lines would
ground in classical juvenile fiction.
Anthropology: Gods, Graves and
In her study she has concluded, and she is backed up by
Plug up.
WHEN THE FLAG PASSES
2. not attempted to enter into Scholars, Ceram; The Track of
The Juvenile Judges Ought to Know
other experts, that people take the newspaper first for «tews
It was moved that the matter
When the flag is passing in a wait until the finance committee individual or specialized fields of Men, Field; Man, the Unknown,
and second for advertising That is the average over all rea
anvlidv
try J“''6"'1? cases ought to know better than
science, technical training, etc.
Carrel; Under the Sea Wind, also
I
parade,
all
persons
present
should
could go over the budget and see
son according to many surveys.
causcs of Juvenile delinquency and the cure
3. books listed not necessarily The Sea Around Us, Carlson,
: face the flag, come to attention, whether or not it would be
In this study by "Fitz, as she is called in advertising and salute. Men should remove
the "best'' from each author just
Biography: Lelia »life of George
€Y)uncn
‘V8 ,nteTre«ting to note that the National
f Juvenile Court Judges, meeting recently in Colo circles, there is a point. People do not like to have things j their hats with the right hand feasible to buy the equipment.
good "typical" work.
Sand), Maurois; Dance to the Pip
rado Springs, Colo, demanded the outlawing of “comic books "iced upon them. They get annoyed at commercials on the and hold it at the left shoulder,
4. books listed were necessarily er »autobiography), Agnes De
and horror magazines depicting crime, sadism, vulgar sex radio and television because they interrupt the program : the hand being over the heart United Fund Appeal
limited to those on the shelves of Mille; Death Be Not Proud, Gun
the Cottage Grove Public Library. ther; The Story of Ernie Pyle,
and horror scenes.
h
Checks in large cities show that heavy use of water is re : Men without hats should salute in
(Continued from page 1)
Areas covered include many Miller; The Seven Story Moun
Of nihiG 7SOlUo°n' th! association charged that those types corded during the moments that the commercials come on. ! the same manner. Women should
ourPS dron"'ThCOnt^^^
the mora) «ceakdown of It is obvious from these checks that læople rush to the bath salute by placing the hand over Community Center, University of subdivisions of fiction and non tain (religious, autobiographical),
fiction works. Under fiction: ad-¡
Through Charley’s Door
"Xich 7
The Judges further charge that the so-called rooms get a drink of water or something during the com the heart. The salute to the flag Oregon Y.W.C.A. and YMCA., venture, animal, historical, gen Merton;
(autobiog), Emily Kimbrough; His
at the moment the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cottage
n?t7n
77 ™us!nK an increase in delinquency and are mercial. I he average jærson, according to surveys, feels that flag rendered
passes.
Grove Youth Fund, Oakridge Com eral, mystery, religious, romance, : Eye Is on the Sparrow (autobiog),
often responsible for the adult criminal.
Ethel Waters; A King’s Story
When the national anthem is munity Center. Association for the war and western.
a commercial on the radio or television is an infringement
•The rha« comic book issue, the judges’ resolution said, He feels this because he has no choice, he cannot select he played and the flag is not display Help of Retarded Children.
Nonfiction listings cover: an- ' (autobiog). The Duke of Windsor;
thmip-bri
te5 °r JaY*ni,e delinquency is no longer the must either take it or leave it and he cannot listen or view ed. all present should stand at
Agencies to which Lane County tiques, anthropology, animals, bi Georg» Washington Carver, Rack
attention, facing the music, men contributes their share, and are a ography. birds, flowers, history, ham Holt; Three Came Home
Of fhlldren' but iu ail too many instances his program without it.
housekeeping, music, natural re (Borneo after WWII), Agnes
removing the headdress When
8 to® consequence of stimulation by these publications
..... . the
Part . °f the Chest through the Ore-
With
the
newspaj»er
it
is
different.
The
reader
can
read
sources.
painting, philosophy, poli Newton Keith; The Peabody Sis
flag
is
displayed
the
regular
"sal-
।
S
on
Chest:
Albertina
Kerr
Homes,
these are not comics, but ‘tactics' resulting in acts of
violence armed robbery, torture and even homicide. We <tai# as much as he desires without being forced to read an ad ute to the flag" should be given jInc- Boys and Girls Aid Society tics, religion, social sciences. ' ters of Salem (New England),
see the tragic and piUful consequences of these . . viciou' vertisement If he reads an advertisement he does so bv his 'References THE WORLD AL- Catholic Charities for Children. sports, theater, travel. Northwest Tharp; The Spirit of St. Louis
(autobiog) Lindbergh; Van Loon's
MANAC. 1954. page 210; "Flags. Children's Farm Home. Christie writings and poetry.
children ”,ub 'caf,ons which n°w condition the minds of our own choice. He is not mad about it because he can read all The
In some instances a very slight Lives. Van Loon; Tallulah, ( auto
United States and Other,' School for Girls.
—. Our Lady of
of the news and skip all of the ads if he so chooses.
Countries." H. O. 89 U. S.
1 rovidence Nursery, St. Rose In indication of book subject matter biogi. Bankhead; Madame Curie,
But the funny thing is that when he is not forced to read
.
i
resolution called for action on federal, state and
Dept.
Hydrographic
office.)
dustrial
School. St. Mary's Home is given. However, because of Eve Curie; Cheaper by the Dozen
Pa-
the ads he likes them. In fact most women today read the ads
local levels to "outlaw, curtail and prohibit the publication
triotic Committee. Cerro Go rdo for Boys. Salvation Army White space limitation, many are given (humorous), Carey and Gilbreth.
as thoroughly as they do the news and special feature«.
Northwest writings: They Came
Commandery. K. T.
Shield
Home.
Volunteers
of by title and author only
An advertising man who wants to get ahead can do no
Fiction: Without .Magnolias »ro to a River, McKay; At the End of
America Mothers and Childrens
ttonablSu^s*”
W
''"I““'« th"« "I» -
better than to make it a point to ask several ladies each LIKE* (G
Home. Waverly Baby Home. Men mance, negro». .Moon: The Cruel the Car Line, Lampman; Indian
InduJrv i™“ ““'T' “"T'“ ‘■'“h"- fr»(ernal organiMtions. week what they think should be done about advertising Thev Dear Mr Martin.
tal Health Association of Oregon. Sea »history, WWID. Monsarrat: Legends of the Pacific Northwest,
The Fountainhead (romance. Clark; The White-Headed Eagle
have become apt students and astute critics of advertising
industry groups and newspapers to support their demand.
This seems to be the ideal time United Defense Fund. Oregon newspaper». Rand; Foundation 'life of Dr. McLoughlin) Mont-
life
McLoughlin),
Prison Association. Y MCA
1 hey know what is selling them and what is not and thev to help initiate Box 66" I’ also Ynnth
i„ r
gives me an opportunity to say t- —
p^nment. Interna- Stone (romance, historical eafly gomery; The Bridge of the Gods,
have
most
respect
for
the
ads
that
sell.
We
found
out
how
Bridge Should Be a Memorial?
America). Warren; The Lady and 1 Balch; Canyon Passage (fiction),
tional Social Service.
how very much I've enjoyed being I ■
the Lumberjack (Northwest) Haycox; Westward the Women
The new bridge over the Coast Fork river is a credit to little we knew about advertising at a recent convention in associated
The
goal
for
the
fall
campaign
with the Sentinel these i ha
biogi, Ross; Before the Covered
has not yet been determined since Barber.
mamC°™imUrnity' Joe Crepeau, mayor, thinks it should lie a Eugene A panel of 5 lady shoppers gave the advertising men past months.
The H alls of Jericho » romance « Wagon, Parrish; Our Promised
an
ear
full
and
made
us
wonder
why
they
were
where
thev
it
is necessary for the American
nrera'Xrhi 8°me
and prefers * memorial to the pio-
Working with the people in
Red Cross to prepare its budget. Wellman; Out of the Night his Land. Neuberger; Our Promised
S»
?UF readrra
also have an
and if so. were and how come we were where we were. But from it all south Lane county has been a I and
the various agencies of the tory. Communism). Valtin; White Land, edited by Holbrook.
we
learned
that
the
ladies
do
read
the
ads
and
thev
judge
pleasure.
In
first coming to Cot-
now is the time to come forward with it.
History: The Battle for Asia,
(
hest
to submit budgets to the Tower (adventure, mountain
tage Grove, I wondered about the
pretty well when they are good or bad or just mediocre.
Lane
County
Chest Budget com- climbing), Ullman; Miss Willie Snow; Behind the Face of Japan,
When we stop to think about it advertising is not a merits of a smaller town There mittee under the
chairmanship of mountaineers in Kentucky«. < cse: Reveille in Washington
Key to Economic Advance
necessary evil it is a vital part of our whole program It is are no longer any doubts. The W alter Banks. These budget hear Giles. The Bishop's Mantle re Civil War) Leekch; People of
Harley L. Lutz, an authority on taxation, recently made the news about the things we need or want and throuugh area and its inhabitants are the ings will be held in July.
ligious), Turnbull; Dawns Early the Deer »Arctic), Mowat; We
th is important contribution to current discussions of revision this medium we judge how we are going to spend the money greatest. Marvelous to work with Save» Time
Light »history. Revolutionary L ve in Alaska, C. and H. Helmer-
and for. and I see no way in
icks Berlin Diary, Shirer; Here
™' there has ^n ™e disposition to we work for. It is news more vital than whether Bill Jones which it could have been better.
The reasons for a United Ap- War), Thane.
the age’old but fallacious argument that what is need- was fined for violation of the basic rule or when Julia is
peal
rather than a number of sep "Lad"—a Classic
Is Your War, Pyle; The Crusad
The friendliness and assistance of
M is more consumption rather than more investment This going to get married. Now that we are getting into a definite1 everyone leaves me without suit arate appeals are many, but pri I-ad, A Dog »animalI. Terhune: ers. Lamb.
marily were brought about be The Brave Bulls »adventure, bull
Travel: In Search of Ireland
is the issue of a static versus a dynamic economy. The key buyers market the merchants are gong to have to tell their able adjectives.
fighting), Lea; How Green Was »one of a series), Morton; Strange
cause:
1.
There
will
be
a
substan
^ future economic advance and to the maintenance of em- story through advertising. It is a challenge. They are going
Naturally, I look forward to
My Valley (romance. Welsh coal
pknment, production, and income, is capital formation ’’
work on the Roseburg News-Re tial savings in the cost of one mining). Llewellyn; The Call of Lands and Friendly People. Doug
to have to think up ways to tell their story and they must view,
and. since I now own six campaign as compared to the cost the Wild (adventure, animal, far las; We Took to the Woods (one
A sound and constructive tax policy must do everything
of 4), Rich; The Royal Road to
be completely honest in order to hold the patronage cups and saucers and a coffee pot of several. 2. It will preserve many
within reason to encourage people to invest their savings in always
and respect of the shoppers.
«innage I hope south Lane county folk thousand hours of time of volun North), London; Each Bright Riv- Romance. Halliburton; Back to
pre>ductive, employing enterprise, both large and small And
er »history, early Oregon), Mc-
..
Go«l old fashioned honesty about the products is the
help me use them should they teers who are asked to work on Neilly; So Little Time »general), Mandalay, Ixiwell Thomas; Quest
that means in turn, that the people who take the risk« in
have a S[»are moment when down these various campaigns. Men and Marquand; Spoonhandle (ro for the I,ost City (Mexico), Dana
"soft sell" method and tor long term business practice it is
volved must see an opportunity to earn a fair return on their
women are extremely generous of
and Ginger Lamb; My Patients
south.
investment.
their time, but there are also lim mance. N e w England story of were Zulus, McCord; Kon-Tiki;
Next
summer
I
also
look
for
St- n -1 be ‘tefmitmn of "Soft Sell" in contrast to the "Hard
Cape Cod), Moore.
Windows for the Crown Prince
to being one of those "dip its to the amount of time that can
The Hurricane (adventure, Ta (Japan). Vining; Grandmother
Se
method as described by “Fitz" can best be defined bv a ward
bi' given to these causes. 3. There
pers"
at
the
swim
pool.
Who Won?
hiti). Nordhoff and Hall;’ My Drives South (South America).
little story she tells about a mule. This mule was an hoAry
All beat wishes to you, the Sten-' has been an agitation for several
attempted several times to analyze the recent cuss, according to the story. The owner took him to a psy tinel and its staff and its readers. years to bring about this United Friend Flicka (animal, horsek), Lenley; Inside Asia, Gunther;
Appeal, not only by the workers O'Hara; Freckles (romance), Por Conquest of Everest, Hillary.
Mcvarthy-Army hearing, but aside from getting rid of the chologist to see what could be done about his extreme mulish-
Sincerely,
themselves,
but by the business ter; All Quiet on the Western
Politic»: Witness, Chambers: I
tex payer s money, nothing worthy of mention was accom- nesa. rhe psychologist picked up a wagon tongue and hit the
Laura Olson
men
who
find
that it takes a great Front »war. WWI), Remarque.
Led 3 Lives, Philbrick; Mission to
Jlii \ Lhe (,a,uP organization conducted a public opinion muley mule over the head. The bewildered owner asked whv
The Cardinal » religious),. Rob Moscow, Davies.
deal of their time and their em
Lit th
H r£sulted m the army winning by a slight margin, he did this. The psychologist explained that he wanted fol
LAI
ployees' time to solicit within their inson; The Silver Chalice (relig
Natural Renou rcc»: Road to
out the poll showed there was nothing to crow about.
ious. historical), Costain: The Survival (conservation), Vogt.
stores or factories.
get the mules attention She defined this as the "hard sell"! Dear Sir:
Ai any rate we still have the communists with us.
We wish to thank the • people
This United Appeal, although Human Comedy (general), Saroy
method. Hitting the victim over the head so to sneak mitrhi
■ of
leaving the American Red Cross an; The Chequer Boa id (romance,
and the Lane County Chest as . war*. Shute; Our Hearts Were
Substantial Gains
c»Xl« L
G "1
*,',method Of advertising where the I Humane Society control dogs >n separate organizations, will be \oung and Gay (humor), Skinner.
Olaf E Hauger, Lorane Route,
nk » '
substantial increases in wages that have taken
. were laid on the table would in the long nin accom- 'accordance to the city ordinance.
guided by a committee of 13 mem- • The Best Science Fiction Stor Cottage Grove, died in Cottage
I «act in
postwar era are not the limit of labor's rains.
phsh the most. If it is a cheap item it is best to state that it ! ~
The gardener loves his garden bers. appointed by the varioiis or- ! ies (scidhce fiction), edited bv Grove hospital Saturday, July 3,
th» uD a clary rcP0113 from a Chamber of Commerce of is not the best but for the price it is O. K. If the price is high as you do your dog. and it is heart £anizat>ons. and whose res pons i- Bleiler A Dikty.
at the age of 72. He was bom in
< r 'oh v*. te8 survey indicate that fringe benefit costs— and the quality good it is well to so state The buyers are breaking to view a beautiful gar bility it will be to estimate the About the Whitmans
Norway October 31, 1R81 and
Historical Fiction. Doctor in
«»id (> ' * ,nents f°r social security, pensions, vacations good judge« and if the ad is truthful it will pull, according den riddled by dog running; but goal and serve as an advisorv and
came to the United States 54
it is heart rending to see a dog steering committee in conjunction '!uckskin (concerns Narcissa and years ago On January 31, 19(4, |
The fD'' !’u, P^ea amounted to S739 |»er employe in 1953. to this and many other advertising experts.
Marcus
Whitman»,
Allen;
Captain
poisoned. We will all be happier with the regular campaign organ-
• ••
—
he was married in Nicollet county, I
wp,,
' ' higher than that obtained in a similar sur-
from Castile (Spaniards in the Minn., to Clara J. Peterson, who I
Reedsport I’mpqua Courier if the dog is kept on his own pro- ization.
■ 1 'wring the identical firms, made two yeanf ago.
new world). Shellabarger; Black survives him. They came to Cot- I
perty or leashed when on the
‘What
........ tb|s nation and. in fact, the entire world needs is street We do not want to have but even now wc have received Rose »early England and Asia tage Grove eight years ago front I
What, Indeed?
courage to replace fear, {»ersonal initiative to replace pater to pick him up and impound him is high as 8n dogs and 60 cats Minor). Costain; The Egyptian. Eugene Besides his widow, he is I
H altari: The Quiet Life of Mrs
nalism. and venture to replace the frenzied sean h for secur- in our kennels costing you a trip, in a single day. You can see our General
er a'? • 1 ’n’?1UniHt meeting was a huge success. Speak
Lane »early Oregon» survived by one daughter. Gene- I
impounding fee and hoard. If the feed bill is terrific We also have
vieve Hill, Cottage Grove; three I
,
c
l
r
P
t
,
fr
?T
New
England
Ix-tter.
published
bv
First
time wi/V ak’ r told ,the P^tetariat present that the
Case:
Tales
of the South Pacific
same dog is reported running cars. wages and incidentals to
grandchildren; two great-grand- I
National
Bank
of
Boston.
‘ 1 Ia*lng nigh to strike off their shackles, to
ÄTJ.’wÄ? children and one sister in Norway. I
three times, the owner will be think nt „
pvetthn»w the Government.
brought into court. I hope this donation no
Funeral services were held at I
"° matter
mat,er how
how small Gone With the Wind i'civi Ci
jjt j
7.7 '"J ’’hceivd, the Chairman beamed But
lhin? that can **’ said Wltb certainty—Senators will not be you.
Mills Mortuary at 2:30 p. nt I
Everyone of you are automati- city, but this does not defray the
atch the one discordant note.
Mc( arthy ami .M»»rse with their inflammatory remarks ate
Thursday. July 8. with the Rev E I
it Off in
exercising position« in the headlines far out of proportion to caMy a m»'mh.’r of the Humane
rn<
r
id
th«-
dingy
meeting
hall,
one
of
the
“"O'
wnnk"" W. White officiating. Interment I
IB<
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their im|x»rtance of |M>«ition in the country.
you will see your help is needed
was in the local IOOF cemetery I
ma hand». His brow was furrowed. He
NOn-FIction
wa> wou .
so please report cruelty cases, poi
We have some fine dogs and
M.AVENS OPERATIONS START I
soning. dogs running or any other
Finali» . ¡e struggled to his feet and was recognized,
Explorers VS ife (accepting her husbands helmet and case pertaining to animals or
have
puppe«
or
any
other
ar
mil«
McClure
The
ABC«
foi
ri^
“
Conn
Operations at the Oak Park ■
the re nt e t hai,™an' be «»id plaintively, “comes
gun that had been found in the jungle) : Poor Henry' Some birds to your city officials Your
housing addition will begin this I
Tkvï'
'
T;'
When a . v J/™ a I r “ But one thinK tethers me.
thing he disagreed with ate him." From The Burning Ques- name will tiot be disclosed, and
Thursday or Friday with the con-B
r .UI Uke
o,
„„ i
8 * 8OOd Wyl
mJnt W
[blH oppressive capitalist Govern-
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Bettv ■ truction of foundations on the I
Crockers Picture Cook Book first 10 homes, according toB
best we can
t * hkVi2^.hat haPPen« to mv unemployment
Dorothy Duree. Manager
Cooking Outdoors, Beard
Please pay us a visit and see
compens.» ion check’ —Straight From The Shoulder
The public busines« of the nation is the private busines
Slavens Bros Construction Co.B
I-ane County fumane
Animal^ The Animals of the No information was available asH
jour
42
acre
Humane
Society
We
of every citizen." —War Cry.
Society.
"orld
A
to
Z
Flower»:
Western
are in our infancy (eight year»),
ÍYaxIcr Road. Eugene.
to when full scale operations will®
Wildflowers, Armstrong. Bini«: begin.
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In Oregon
• Out«
BOX
66
Olaf E. Hauger