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Ralph A. Petersen
Named to Aid in
Lane UA Campaign
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Weekly Newspaper Representatives, Inc
National Advertising Representative
A Hidden Story
For the first time in history, a
vaccine is protecting millions of
human beings from paralytic
polio. U bile the Salk vaccine
will not
ill
ztmerican
are being
aaieguurded against the dread
disease, with no more risk than
they would lake in a vaccination
against smallpox or a typhoid
shot. I he Naik vaccine must pass
elaborate tests under the watch
ful eye of a government inspec
tor at every stage of production.
I hen the final packaged vaccine
is approved by the U.S. Public
Health Service for distribution.
Here are shown a few of the steps
that unsure American parents
their children ure being given a
bale vaccine.
BOX
66
R’» a good thing that newspaper people grow pretty
tough skins. We remember once when we complimented a
boxing champ that we got a spanking from both sides of the
pugilistic camp.
Again we asked a newsboy if his job of handling so many
newspapers didn’t make him tired, and he replied, “Nah, I
don’t lead em,”
And yet again a friend said recently that he always
reads the paper at night so he can go to sleep with nothing
on hi.4 mind.
Makes you feel sorta foolish.
Fillmore (Calif.) Herald)
WASHINGTON AND
"SMALL BUSINESS”
By C. WILSON HARDER
Senator Estes Kefauver heads
special committee investigating
causes of juvenile delinquency.
Thij problem is shared by inde
pendent business as well as all
other citizens.
It is possible in time study
will reveal that nation's big cit
ies Where huge
Industry is con
centrated pro
vide breeding
ground for
youthful erring
taxpayers will
again be asked
to dig up to
provide more
recreational fa-
< lhHrs to once
c. w
again help overcome the evil of
centralisation.
Ylt. it cannot escape public
notice that on a global basis, the
U. S taxpayer is being forced
to encourage delinquency among
juvénile -nations.
• • •
Mutual Cooperation Adminis
tration. Is the newest name for
long line of foreign aid adminis
trations that started with Mar-
shall Plan to shovel out billions
of dollars, and the end is so far
nowhere in sight.
• • •
question Tito'»
In
Communist. It is true that Tito
and Kremlin had family spat,
but only difference between Com
munism in Yugoslavia and Com
munism in Russia is sire of re
spective nations.
Vet American dollars are be
ing taken to finance Communism.
Yugoslavia, which has already
received a billion or two, is still
on the receiving end.
Fur example, just other day
U. 8. foreign aid gave Yugoslavia
another S3 million, this time in
form of unmanufactured wool.
Undoubtedly. In due time. Yugo
slavia will manufacture this woo)
and hy devious courses use it as
trade stuff with nations behind
Iron Curtain, thus strengthening
a little bit more economy of Com
munist empire.
• • •
Actually, there are only two
ways of ridding the world of
communism's horror One is total
war which no one wants The
other is to keep outside help from
the Communistic empire and let
it sink as population Anally real
izes inefficient, rotten system of
fers nothing but despair.
• • *
But the despair that causes
overthrows will never lie reached
In fact, it now looks as if basic
economy of some nations is built
on expectation of U.S. free enter
prise system donating to them.
side help geta In. This is a basic
concept of human nature little
understood bv many.
* • •
Back in dim past when first
billions were voted for Marshall
Plan, basic premise was that
Americans would help free peo
ple. ravaged by war's cruelty,
to get on their feet. The warm
Amerit an
Unfortunately, only a few, in
cluding
ex-president
Herbert
Hoover. Sen Wm. Knowland.
seem to understand this hard
fact of the 20th Century. A $3
million gift to communist Yugo
slavia is worth a 1100 million or
more to communist propagan
dists to encourage their faithful
followers, to throw fear into po
tential rebels
responded.
• • •
But since that time. and many
billions liter, it becomes appar-
ent part of foreign aid is being
used as global blackmail scheme.
* * *
Fer
example,
it
is
without
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•
It Is hard to believe, as olHi lal
circles seem trying to establish
by inference, that there are good
and bad communists.
tage Grove were officially named
by federal authorities "Cottage
Grove Like" and “Dorena Lake"
res|H‘ctively.
If the expression "Fern Ridge
reservoir" has ever appeared in
print I have never seen it.
I see no excuse for Cottage'
Grove citizens giving outsiders
the impression that we are using
our city water supply for recrea-
t ional purpo ’
MRS. ETHEL GABRIO,
(Mrs. Virgil 1). Gabrio)
Public Records
Ml M( IPAL (III KT:
Vera S. McCune lined $5 for
non-stop July 23.
Donald J Overholser fined $10
for violation ot the basic rule and
defective muffler July 23.
Luther M Beebe fined $5 for
no operator's license July 26.
Eugene F. Harris fined $5 for
excessive noise July 27.
Mrs. lion Flinger fined $1 for
improper parking July 28.
Daniel J. Lansing fined $2 for
parking on the wrong side of the
street July 29.
Adrian L. Branch lined $50 for
being drunk in a car July 30.
Ikmald A McIntosh fined $50
for being drunk in a car and m-
vulved in an accident July 30.
Edward Hollingsworth fined $50
for being drunk in a car July 30.
Lennie S. Yarbrough fined $50
for living drunk in a car July 30.
JIMKl ((HKT:
Ikinald Ivan Glade fined $39
for no mud flaps August 10
Jim Monrovv Abbott fined $4.50
for overwidth August 10.
Robert J. Leo fined $14 50 for
truck speeding August 10
Fred William Frost fined $7 50
lor no operator's license August
12
Glen Oliver Prusia fined $7.50
for impio|X'r stop lights August
12.
Charles Gai bn Ross fined $',1.50
for truck speeding August 15.
William Wesley Janes fined $5 -
50 tor no o|>erator's license Au
gust 15.
Raymond Higgmlxithani fined
$5.50 for defective muffler August
15.
Ellen E Barnes fined $10 for
overwidth August 15.
George Oliver Scott fined $10
for passing with insufficient clear
ance August 15.
L. R. Ellis fined $14 50 for fail
ure to have logging permit August
CARE Preparing
Kosher Packages
CARE
prepared a
I Israel food package for the com-
। ing Rush Hashonah and Succoth
Holidays, containing more than
20 pounds of kosher food The $14
price covers duty-free guaranteed
delivery to friends and relatives
anywhere in Israel
The package contains lax f, veal,
goulash, salami, chicken soup,
vegetable shortening, egg powder,
The Yakima Firing Center will
provide the 104th with semi-des
ert, and terrain in which to train.
Division artillery units will en
gage in firing exercises and Tim-
beiwolf
tankers
will practice
maneuvers.
The appointment of Ralph An
ton Petersen. county commission
er from Florence. to the co-chair
manship of the county division '
of United Appeal, is announced
Keynoting the summer encamp
by Dan Allen, general campaign ment will be the firing of indivi
chairman.
dual and crew-served weapons.
Petersen will serve with Sher
This summer will mark the sec
if! Ed Ekier.
ond time units of the !O4th In
Petersen, who is 52 years old. fantry Division have trained at
is a native Oregonian < Astoria L the Yakima military
maneuver
and has lived in Lane County 45 area since 1947. This army re
years.
serve unit, which recently became
Before becoming county com a full reserve status unit, had pi-e-
trained at Fort Lewie,
missioner. Petersen was a road viously
contractor, garage owner, power Washington.
line foreman and lumber and
heavy equipment dealer.
He is a member of the IOOF
Kill. Florence, and Elks Lodge,
357, Eugene, and the Western
Lane Chamber of Commerce.
Commissioner Petersen is a li
censed airplane pilot and a mem-
ber of the Siuslaw Rod and Gun
club.
As United Appeal co-chairman
for the county, he will lx- respon
sible for the campaign in Bethel,
Blachly, Junction City, Coburg,
It probably never occurred to
Marcóla,
Florence,
Swisshome. ' you, unless you’re a parent, but
Mapletoa Noti, Elmira and Ve hospitals claim that naming chil
neta.
dren is a problem that ranks just
The American Red Cross, Boy a little lower than how to deliver
Scouts and Girl Scouts and all of the hydrogen bomb. Picking the
the child caring agencies are par right name seems to panic par
ticularly active in the rural areas ents . . . which may be one reason
of Lane County and receive their why about 10'; of the stork's pas
finances
by
funds
collected sengers are labelled Mary or John.
through the United Appeal. Mr. Other top choices are James,
Petersen seeks the cooperation of Charles, George, William, Robert,
the leaders of the communities as- Barbara, Linda, Patricia, Joan,
signed to him.
Susan and Carol.
Best advice is, don’t pick a first
name that sounds funny with your
last name . . and watch out that'
.you don’t pick initials that stieil.
out such things as R.A.T., M.U.D.,
etc. Of course, if there’s a rich
relative in the family, name pick
ing is simpler than signing a
An estimated 2.000 Oregon and blank check. And they tell us it
Washington army reservists of the sometimes works.
tamed 104th Timberwolf division
We see where the monthly elec
will train at the Yakima Firing tric bill for the White House is
Centei. Yakima, Washington, dur $2,500. That sounds to us as
ing their annual summer encamp though somebody must be reading
ment scheduled August 14-28, an- in b‘ d nights. No sense in letting
nounced Major General Lamar
1
summer sunburn keep you awake
Tooze, Portland attorney, , who nights.
You can help prevent
commands the Northwest’s only burning with the finesLalun tan
infantry reserve division.
lotions you’ll find in our store. We
During the two week encamp have America’s famous names in
ment the Timberwolves will par toiletries and cosmetics of every
ticipate in range firing and small kind. Stop in and shop at
unit tactics. Troops will also learn
to guard themselves against the
VARLEY’S REXALL DRUG
employment of mass destruction
weapons.
6th & Main Street
Staff sections of the division
Phone 82
COMPOUNDING
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A few members of Cottage Grove's fire department were
kidduig a Sentinel staff member last week, as he was check
This technician is filtering dead cells and all
Virus is '‘cooked'" in tank with formaldehyde
ing fire reports for the week, and asked him why it was that
other foreign matter from polio virus after it
(from bottle) until it is rendered harmless,
the only, accounts of fires printed in the paper were those
has grown on animal tissue In glass containers.
after which it must pass exacting safety testa.
with relatively major losses. Stories of the smaller fires,
wherd potential disaster's were avoided, they mused, were
always left out.
'l)re Sentinel reporter replied that these smaller fires
were of little importance, as usually there was only minor
damage done, and that the public wasn't too interested.
A, newspaper reporter 's writeups are geared to what he
thinks will interest and inform the public and quite often a
good news or feature story is overlooked because of this.
In those reports at the city fire department there is a
story—<■$.hidden story—about which those in the community
of Cottage Grove should know.
Since the beginning of the year local firemen have
answered an average of nearly two fire alarms each week,
both inside AND outside the city limits. In eight instances,
"maj0r ' structural fires within the fire district did cause con
siderable damage and a resultant loss in money. However,
in th^ie cases the fire was well on its way towards a major
loss liefore it was even reported.
Ih 41 other cases, however, a staggering amount of
money was saved through quick action of an alert fire de-
partniient. While these fires were of no consequence, they
were POTENTIAL “disasters" (at least disasters as far
Animal tissue in tubes is inoculated with vac
It's all over and it didn’t hurt a bit! Salk vac
cine and let stand. If any live virus remains,
after contact with vaccine, to
as the home owners would be concerned) and could have re
cine triages this little girl safer now from par
It will multiply here, hence can be detected.
determine absence of live virus.
alytic polio. And her parents feel better too!
sulted in complete losses.
A brief rundown of the type of minor fires in Cottage
Grove and the rural district is as follows: Flue fires 16;
cocoa and chocolate, evaporated hours and vacations were rare. lowing the American breadwinner
minor structural fires—10; major structural fires 8; rub
milk, dried fruits and suger. The Now the work week has been re
bish or grass fires—6; smoke scare—3; auto fires- 2 de-
package also contains two ounces duced to 40 hours and paid vaca four years more of schooling, 9.8
more working years and 3.5 years
fectivé stove fires—1; bed fires (smoking in bed)—1; and
of instant coffee, equivalent to a tions are the general rule.
pound of ground coffee. To assure
false alarms—1.
of
additional retired life, the NAM :
Tremendous advances of med
■
early delivery for the September ical science are responsible for al- said.
Tjiere have been remarks from certain people in the
17 and 18 holidays, packages
area with Scottish tendencies and who begrudge every penny
should be ordered at the earliest
paid for seemingly “wasted" efforts, that "paying those lazy
possible date.
so an^ so's who sit around on their proverbiáis’’ is like pour
In addition to the Festive Food
Package, (’ARE also delivers a
ing sand down a rat hole.
$10 standard Israel Food package
Actually it’s like paying money for insurance, and what
and a Family Food package at
homeowner, after incurring a fire loss, wasn’t overjoyed DEAR EDITOR
$18.25. All Israel food packages
that tye had the gumption to take out enough fire insurance.
I should like to
an through CARE are cei tilled as
kosher by the Union of Orthodox
Wages paid out to the city’s hired firemen for performing emphatic kick.
their fluties would have to be multiplied many times to equal The continual use of the exprès Jewish Congregations of America.
for similar packages
the amount of money saved in a corresponding period of time sion "Cottage Grove reservoir' sent by individuals
langes from
by Cottage (¡rove's fire department. An ounce of prevention and "Dorena reservoir" is very ir $5 to $8 (’ARE packages
are bulk
ritating. Of couise all the man
is worth a pound of cure, to coin a very old adage.
made lakes in (iregon are reser packaged and stock-piled in Israel
This editorial has strayed in the fields quite a bit from voirs, including Fern Ridge, De lor the coining Holiday season.
Orders for Israel CARE pack- '
its beginning, but everything still falls under the same topic troit, and Ixxikout Point along
of the hidden story in the local fire department. It’s what with Cottage Grove and Dorena ages can be sent to the Northwest J
lakes But it was my understand CARE Office in Seattle. Wash
failed to happen, not what actually did, that is the real news. ing
that the two lakes near Cot I ington. Address, CARE. Seattle. '
Eh, What’s the Use
vvdl take part in a command post
exercise which will provide train
ing in the best use of terrain for
muitarv purposes, tactical admin
istration and the collection and
use of combat intelligence.
Were slicing
a melon
with you
Over 2.000 Wash
State Reservists
At Encampment
1 you Get A Profit-Sharing
‘ Bonus On The Trade-In Deal
-because we've stepped up our
allowances to an all-time high-
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Modern Man Life
Span Up 17 Years
The American male is living
longer these days.
Whereas a baby lioy born in
1900 had a life expectancy of 48 2 1
years, toda.v’s males can look for- 1
ward to 65.5 years of life.
According to the Northwest of
fice of the National Association
of Manufacturers, recent govern
ment statistics indicate an in
crease of 30'; in the life exiH-ct-
aney of the American male, giving I
him 17 additional years foi study,
work and play.
A 1900 baby boy was expected
to go to school for 13.7 years,
work for 32.1 years, and enjoy re
tirement only 2 4 years, the NAM
stated. Today, however, he will go
to school 17.7 years, work 41.9
years and bask in retirement 5.9
years.
Although today’s male works al- 1
most 10 years longer, he doesn’t 1
put in as many work hours in his
lifetime as the 1900 - torn male.
At the beginning of the century,
the standard work week was 60 ;
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