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Page 8. Register-Guard, Eugene. Ore., Sunday. July 13. 1M AN .vnFPENDENT NEWSPAPER I achieved it in some measure in spite of the .. . . . . s : - ...v.-u , uo.t nolitical divisions and tarm carriers wim... w" D.f!i5"SMa w,nui TuS-.'ivi! frustrated orderly development. WAomu . UBt4 mm . . . - ffirl -VAudll Bur....- CWuUd- of Europe" is Mnin - a..--. rnntii -- - re a a your rcccm i m-i buna l th. Port Offlc. M .. Or...-. -a- antagonisms . ""; ...,.. ta ipvtli 1,01 merely inu.c Guara 0 aDove uojrcu biUTna. m-w, p-- ( .u n... .uttu which are created, but in tne economic i.us' E on uu. .. th. ":E.G,ln u;v. Hevelnn. The Russian! 'in The Editor's Mailbag 1 KFfoVD GROWTH TIMBER ferous tree, if planted by man i hv rnmDass. ic must be planted Dy comp-. 1C out into a aeaair -; u th- dlina must be uaM nm- have thought of trus, j .p1m in ihm . . t- 4V. a... AtJAm Viaarc it mentlOn- reaa your ivm .-"-. - A Vast 12 states are using 11- t Large deposlti of va, , 1, T"I censVplatmade one ,ha, I most logical expianauu.is 'some enemy may be scattering disease bacteria which after a short period of time may break. out into a aeaaiy pesu.j... Mlotul Is th. davilopmeat of oiutnilv conumninr onCT. the roots 01 xne sccuu.. naps some .: .:-. set in the ground pointing in the bu one .seldom hears it ment,on uara on aoove suDjeci. 8ame ejections whh . to, - ,-ht . . ..j .1 i. th. .round. Now ther unprepared, Iney rniRiii; Mucn money naj otra im svancu - . . , .m .;,ttrin , ..!. s... ..,..h . nn nf voung high .Iso be scattering Ten Days That Shake Eugene conomic ius- Mucn money has been spent started fiem in me grou..u. si. riio active trations which may develop. The Russians on reforestation Much ignorance l'"'"" '."r J. C. BUKER. x - .onnmv" in EurODe. "" r ' , , . , .1 Z cv . .."V, ... . Mfnr.t. (Mitoi wani luiihi";'!.'" wvw..-... i . ,piayea in eyrnuiuis scnooi kius ,. . . ... t-.'s stop wor- T IJ MUm a V,v. J .a. aciHJ. frtT reiOreSXH- lEAJl.w. - waiib . fnls money. 1 wuuiu uc in nn kiui"iu c. - but not on the Marshall plan only on Rus- iomeone show me one tree, plant- tion. Then note the results a few rying J uu ' r - - , i ..(nnCtinn n.n. !..r MnnV thrown tO the Tn nthrr words thev want ana ea , ... cnt i nov: Jl VUT) i iivii ..w... 3 9Jau tt.iiu. tha wl pver ffrow un IO h rrit. Many years ago, John Keea, tne rorxiana expect to nave turope. be good saw-timber. But take a jf t,e original seeding of treei EUGENE (To the Editor): Shay USED. OFFICE FURNITURE Walnut Typewriter desk Double pedestal, 60x34 M J t Walnut flat tops, 60x34 W who became a Communist hero wrote a Tha, is , somewhat greater challenge look .t . " .?' yTi " close together ie if there i (hic) have been . , - growin on a siae niu wii. i is ienty or open tpace aruuuu SD0Ut the Iiying siiu.. memorable book "Ten Days That Shook 1 he than wjnnjng a war for democracy. 1 ne WJS , cicaring. but now left to each tree ,he ,imbs which always nothing new. I have been World" (a description of the Russian revolu- Russians are laying odds that democracy go back to nature in her own lo tj,t to. lhem for yearsh. colored , ii .i j;., ... , . way of doing things. The young A not fau 0ff, with the result .h , Mv old lady hash been tinnl anrt 11 IS a BOOK well wuini icouiut, ran'l h maflff IO WD1K. . i . ihi ,r .lnc in. .. . ....... , i l,nMttv nn "" r J . ' j .V. ..w.., - w-.. - sianu Kiuv mal xne wnuic u re-reading in light of current events, "iut ; I aether. As the years pass the (.ear row, on the outside and . t - .AP.f . . ..... ii wr limbs dron off. then th . i,.,.- ht is known in that is bes.de tne point c, w vC1J Lewij Drjyes A Mar(J Bargaln rf he tr grows over the Jh, culls or No. 3 grade good reason, we are reminded of the coming, , , lower part where the limbs timber. i know of a stand of 20 Walnut tables, 60x34 -"7":" Walnut Chairs . . Oak Chairs . -47.50 4O.0Q Stl Chain ten davs which will "shake Eugene" the There has been a good deal oi wonuer- dropped off, and in a matter of mmm feet of this latter type ofj ing numbers of windows las. ten days before we go before t v.a j ment once V-Y- nduions' canr' throwing them at- me ana sne don t give a hoot what color tney are. And 1 snee "'"" Yours, SHUtsttt mm Hiai r. rz i . nomicallv be sawn and none of It ...:n plnr lumber which ging and sawing operation. 1 thoroughly agree, aner warn ing the progress of reforestation for fortv years, mat tne omv j to continued successful lumbering in the Northwest Is the protection th .n-rallcH Second Grow th .u. rn.nnil Orr-Pon Trail Paceant. John L. Lewis has driven witn tne narc-on- . . b now , T. . naI,pant is much ten coal operators, led by none other than being pied in plywood plants n) produce cear lumber which Be forewarned. The pageant s mucn , u , But remember, th thick stand of , 1amy ,r an economic log ,r. than nrnwine a beard, electing some Benjamin r airier, ui u. o j erowth was planted by an ... ,H .,.!. operation. thrniiPh some motions It is sets a record for pay increases; it aoumes us fjr wd trM tthich qUPP.n!:. g" ".I'-fl-T'C m royalties to be pa,d to the miner's health and was left standing ,n or near one mucn mure man i..u...R v..-. - - j u if rfofips the corner or tne clearing. it mretincs Only those who have lived welfare fund, and by contract t defies tne of dinl the d mrennKh. n,y T.ft.Hortlov Art hv writine into agreement .j K, ioh is done when 4U,,nl, ihn last ten davs netore a pageanv " ...... . . . . . . '. ,. .hi,.. ""'"b - - - the "checkoff for miner s dues to tneir the mn seen tree i k:. of tne 80.canefi seennn w I.I. ...l.at tlra Trinn . L,,C HICVlvnii rtlllhX-t COr- . . ...-;t;n. nhnilt can appitrviaic wnnv ... . , j wnrlr Inc niiiit3' . : Timner you are vmhui We admire Horace Robinson greatly (just union., a provision that miners need work of ,he clearing or both. fey the , . v tn citalin We love only when "willing and able (and to hell 50.callcd second growth j,,, R.member however, that the same as we admire Joe Stai n) We loxe injunctionsl) a virtual waiver of any timber being sown by the small- much f the smaller timber now Dorris Smith, and who can help it (but in with injunctions), a v type of mills on the West bcjnE logBCd is not second growth, m. nevt ten davs she can make you wish damage suits against the union for practices was spedeH ,h!lt wav, 5nme some verv thlck ,ands, partic- the next ten . "" e can J . , ; declared unfair in the new legislation. of it only within the past fifty ,, iB higher altitudes 1 have vou'd never been born). We tninK WOnn-wi . vears It is not suitable for good found trees 325 vears old which Rav should be the next First Citizen because So there is great wonderment as to just jumber now but just et it stand measured only thirty inches on he has the finest beard since General Grant j what John L duf to hypnotixe Mr. FaMe other two Pre- th any. (but in the next ten days we shall want to who. you may be sure has no great love for , th'ernsi wh rtudieH he timber shoot him) Unions. I My folk, sawed up the hard- situation in Oregon or a"Y o'her "rhese wil, be the ten days of whipping (On.c.nt. J, of- U --SJ- 3 the Pageant into shape, and that means that 'X 'pric. iof ill steel products, and this Co;, Penn. Later moved up to is the main essential item toward the thousands who will take part must get ish, art a new spiral of Inflation) , ,ne northern part of New York . . pm is . u...: t,orU A usual, i Tt mav be necessary to recall that the ty-; State and resumed saw n. i on this selectee f. the aown io uumiicm i s-..-". , . j - i 12!eaqa a erf; of virgin umuet. i nm uic a..". ; . ; u.r1 nttpnH-'r,- ftf rnal and stee have always been op- -u" jcr . " ifforH Pin. vounMr (EroWih. When you take .TCh who have said "loosed to "government meddling" in labor g to p,nt Wj ---imb will" only a few. relatively have got down relations. In the early days of th Pt-war Plan for i wit.reTgain you to business But they don't know Dorris! ; they were quite vocal in demanding that nim permUsion to ,ry nut his plan around them ."J'' J SoZes are going'to be tacked to the employers -nd employed be allowed to slug --5-- " m.:. :- tr. K. 4Vi :t ... ..,141, minimum of BOvemment inter- ,4. O. A. PRINCt. rairerouna iiagpoic uu. s.6 ,,. .... .... . ioitiiu. . i ten day. of "hurt feelings"-.nd why no 7 ference. Since the 1alt-Har tiey PrP- ZTrTii liiucBiiiiis in homes have aluminum frames. ARMY SCPPLIES Gllkey Trading Post, U7J VrsnkUa : 13th Pb- 591S-W. J. of "hurt feelings"-and why not? ference. Since the Taft-Hartley mil propc,- tnt.on to pmmg as - W0RRY, ,r... i V,.,,. tr. oft awav from'M not less but more control oi laDor r-ia- i. , rnrrARi! GROVE (To the I OU lli"W, v. i. O - . , HUIWJ into us 41,4 4n F.ioene to know what the great public out tions. it may be that Mr. Fairless and Mr. well other woods, is 8Ubstan- Editor): It seems to Eugene to Know wnai I tnr , firsr reat test of tially a lot of brush. Any coni- all the excitement and confusion there is expecting, lraveuers on --iJewi5 nave u... - .... ..j. .j -iv,., ctWn Pacific trains have the Taft-Hartley bill. - UBUC OI"l Wliii-i " - J J tt t an idea that all SP engineers are members Congressman Hartley has sounded off to of the House of David (especially if they saw1 the effect that both the coal operators and Virg Parker). Even in Portland a "Sissy tlle mine union should be investigated and Card" Is not a good explanation. I prosecuted, if necessary. For once we are These are tne ten oaya wnn.ii --iinclinea to agree wiwi ii. """v break a pageant, and frankly there is reason' not Javor the "slugging theory" for collec- :.j j ... 4V,. i 4V.. anrfsipB en- ... TV.. r nnVilir interest in SAVE UP TO $500.00 ON A PIANO! to be worried ior iear niai n .tive Bargaining, i ucm ; thusiasm for this great show will not be lol-)these matters which can only be protected lowed by performance. The RG has sacri- by government. In coal and steel, the public f iced a lot of valuable news space to pure faces mon0polies of both labor and manage- . . i . . .. n .... .mnliaviV the . i .1 U.U ...m lnrlinH tn SSV! Baloney, out irora nuw E, mem ana iney wui nn.,1. i a t cfmirriTTT.irS Kranite eveni .. l j Goodwin Thacher can't write a script which Th constitutional tests of the Taft-Hart ley Act might just as well start at this poinfr .... : i 1 I V. m 1 4 Mnnl BCVB liacii whiiuu, r r t These must be ten days oi sacruice as at any otner. the altar of patience, of endurance, of pride - in Eugene's tradition. Can't you hear Dorris gUJ Jervjce j0 Skinner Park yeUi"c.l Young, set tho,. ox team, off ...... From a lady who wishe, to have her and where', th.t nitwit Adri.n ruddl. driving ame wjthheld (although she says she has his horse c.r?" 1 .dressed a similar communication to the man Jim? Give Dorris a break, or we can v v r promise she will break you. These are the ten days of putting a show together, and .Tnhn Reed was modest when he thought JAQUITH'S USED PIANOS ore completely overhauled. Thev carry the same guarantee as a new piano but only a fraction of the price of a new piano. HIGH QUALITY INSTRUMENTS PRICED FROM $175.00 TERMS IF DESIRED ftff- j) COMPLETE MUSIC SERVICE - 58 West 11th Phone 5938-W only of shaking the world. i., - 4i.. Vinit. cannot be turned Ol tuui as ... .round the River Road bus stops closest to the park but you still have to walk three bloc ks and part of It Is uphill If It I. not feasible for a city bus to run through the park every hour or so, then could it not be arranged for an hourly bus to stop at each end of tha park, nearest to the camp facilities This is a very healthy sign of interest in nark use and development. We do not know what the bus company will say to this sug- Moscow Strategy is Revealed Refusal of the friendly Ciechs-under i . -1 i a in the Moscow pressures iu j,ai iinf... - wnai nic ous i-iuuiMiiy v " . . . . ... j:r:..i4 Marshall program for economic mwu'i"" g-stion. They nave a great many unmun, of Europe is certainly no surprise. Neither problems of routing to meet the needs of this ,. ti,- reluctance of pitiful Austria to make ranidiv expanding community, and they, committments which will probably be block- have to deal with some very stubborn facts ed by the Russian member of the military of micage costs in relation to actual cash ve tnbiinal ruling Austria. Those nations of turns Central Europe and the Balkans which are However, it is our experience that they under the Russian guns have little choice. arc .'good guys", and they might be persuad Rut the logic of Russia's uncooperative ed t0 make an experiment with a "park loop" policy has been obscure to most Americans just to SPC i10W jt works out. Unfortunately until this last week with the discussion of skjnnpr park is badly placed for bus opera detailed plans for the "pooling of resources". tipn5 a park loop involves two grade cross There is such a logic, although it does not fit inss and a circuit from High to Lincoln. .v. Wiral nlan for permanent peace d.,4 ;fs an idea. Some day when the Russia withholds from needy Europe: Amazon park and the Millrace park and the .nods and .....I (.ruin finm Poland. i Inimiv and limnutai-tured timber from C -ho-Slovakia. A iHe vat'ietv of foods nd raw materials ...a m.,,,,tm-tutrd id from all the are ..,4r nn.vian dninlniillen. various neighborhood parks and playgrounds are fully developed, the transportation sys tem will undoubtedly include those places where thousands will play. Frankly Skin-1 T4 7 Russia's evident intention to weave . pari. , mllch" as it stands, but it gets these highly productive areas into the Bus- n -normpus seasonal use for lack of other sian economy, leaving much of Western Ku- (acill,,rs normal sources of of an evoe rimeiital bus rope enrr" '."' " "s ' loop through Klnner parte cirsers mum; ri'i'c , 1 'i i 1. .n,J markets for products. Kus- rtiairiirti "" t ....... .p.. . sia gambles that the crazy-quilt of Western deration. tr . ri be nut tocether even with CUI''i . . - ' generous aid from tne 1 iiuen .-.iir. 1.-, vl less than 4i.' people navr miisrMnr haps their is the Russian hope that the de- tna, instMd pf this cockeyed world we mauds of Western Europe will bankrupt snou)d not say saucer-eyed, but we say the either the patience or the resources of the $aucm oniy prov- jts cockeyed. United States The strength of this country is in U "con- 0n. o( McGurk's lady friends comes forth tinental economv" (although World War II w.n ,hf, ftvint discs may be only silver dol-j-mnnstrated nuicklv that we are far from 1 trvinc to keen up with prices (but the self-sufficient). For generations Europe has repPrtPj disc speed is only ( At t I I 1 . neeaea t com.neniai economy paw m,'Wroofing i m m mmwmAt U. iinwf ml, r. ' i t I ' o- u-a4)a Mi.tr m ...,. f J I. J & tW prmtHtmt to. c niniina 4ov r f' mm git V aaaaaaBui4MaisalBjas4Ma1 and has ( hour). 1000 miles per 555 HIGH STREET EUGENE ttPirfeiiTe by PaElkiiBai? If you desire Dental Plates for more than Utility , . . Dental f krtts that will Improvt Your Ap pearance and give you the pleas ure of Extra Comfort, your choice should be the New Transparent Palate Dental Plates. Ask Your Dentist to point out their many advantages . . . learn how they are created to copture the hues end effects of Nature's Own Teeth end Gums and fitted to give the Maximum in Chewing Power. Truly, Transparent Palate Dental Plates are ererything good Dentures should be. DR. HARRY SEMLIR 1-DAY PLATE REPAIR SERVICE 7 9S5r . tirr oe vjr Wear Your Platei Immediately After Your Teeth Are Extracted Ych don't hove to endure the in convenience ond embarrossmenl of 'Toothless Days" . . . take 0 vantage of "IMMEDIATE R TORATION," which enables you to wear your plates immediate' after your teeth ore extracted. This service is Practical . . . n venient and saves precious won ing hours. vims 8th&WILlAMETTE EUGENE, OREGON ...n,,! FM . . . Sofurrfovi: 30 AM to I At Only : aaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaka-aaaaaaaaa ftal r - - II I 1 saMI WlW
