The Coquille Valley sentinel., July 30, 1942, Page 6, Image 6

ÒMAOM. THURSDAY, JULY N. IMI.
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SUPERIOR COMPLEX Mamie Rebekah
Lodge News
ON PART Of U.S.
CANNOT WIN WAR
THE CALL
Ten Per Cent Of
Game Commission
I Hear thoses bombs burst and fall,
Hear your country’s beckoned call,
Wages In War Bonds To Hold Tag Drawing j 8 Get
in there,, boy, and fight for right,
The regular meeting of Mamie Re­
A public drawing will be held by Kill every Jap within your sight.
¡Campaign
T
q
Start
bekah Lodge, No. 20, was held on;
the Oregon State Game Commision at Kick the Axis off the earth.
Tuesday evening in I. O. O. F. hall,
The Coquille Lions Club has been its office in 018 Oregon Building, Show what thia land is really worth.
with Noble Grand Mildred Schaer asked by the Coos County War Bond Portland, Oregon, at 1:30 p. m.,. Wed­ If you are too old to fight,
presiding. Standing committees for Committee jp take the initiative in nesday, August 5, 1842, if the num­ Keep up morale with all your might,
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the fall term, including the Finance, contacting all Coquille employers to ber of applications for the special And if you are too young to learn,
ment after World War I in Japan as Calling and Ways and Means com­
encourage the establishment of the tags permitting the taking of doe Just have patience—you’ll get your
it also did in Germany.
mittees, and a Press Correspondent payroll savings plan for the purchase deer, cow elf or antelope exceeds by
• turn,
The Jape were allies of the United were appointed. Much to the satis­
of war bonds. Clarence Arney has August I the specified quota of tags To help in this great fight,
States and England in that war but faction of the degree team, Mrs. Ber­
been made chairman of the local com­ to be issued. '
I To free all people and all that’s right.
around the peace table they were tha Holbrook was unanimously re­ mittee and others who will work with
The Commission has authorised the * . —By 1. W. «W4iiis, of this city, who
again relegated to the inferior nation elected .drill captain, a position she him are Lloyd Claver, Jack Moore
issuance &f 3,000 tags at $3.50 each I i is attending a navy school in Colo-
status, with the white nations forcing has so capably filled in the past.
and George Oerding.
” for the taking of female, spike male • 1 rado.
rado
the yellow to accept a second rate
The Sewing Club announced that a
Coos county’s quota of the billion or immature deer in a certain por­
position and this did not please the rummage sale is planned to begin dollar a month bond purchase pro­
tion of Grant and adjoining counties.
Japanese war party at all. At that August 5, in the First National Bank gram is $170,000 and of thia amount
2,000 tags at $5 each for the taking of
time the people of Japan did not want building, where the use of the vacant Coquille is asked to raise $38,000.
antlerless elk in specified portion of
war with the United States but by store room has been granted for this The quickest and best way to raise
Umatilla# Union, Baker, .Malheur,
their press and radio propaganda, the purpose. A cooked food sale will
this quota and maintain it from Grant, -Harney, Morrow, Wheeler and ib-V ' ’"L l ' '
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Oregon OPA headquarters has been
war lords have so changed the Jap­ probably be held in connection with month to month is by the payroll
Gilliam counties; and 1,500 tags at
advised by Washington, D. C., that
anese viewpoint that now 99 per cent this sale.
savings plan.
$3.50 each for the taking of antelope
twice
as many adult bicycles Could be
of the population is whole-heartedly
All Past Noble Grands were in­
A bond sales Committee, headed by in certain portion of Lake, Malheur
rationed by the local wa« price and
back of the war program.
vited to attend the next meeting of the above men, is being organized and and Harney counties.
rationing boards during the month
The Japanese are one of the most the Past Noble Grands’ Club which < every business firm in Coquille and
At the rate that applications are
ahead, as were available this month.
literate nations in the world, they will be a pot-luck luncheon to be held Surrounding
territory will be asked being received by the gam? depart­
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The Augusbreserve quota is six times
read and think, but they have been at noon on August 7 at the home of to participate in the program by
ment office, it is apparent that a
greater than the July reserve.
won to the idea of Pacific ocean dom­ Mrs. Jack Leach on the Bandon high­ making the plan available to their
drawing will be necessary to deter­
The August state quota is 664
ination and of a world power position way. Various points of order and i employees. The payroll savings plan mine to whom the doe deer tags
bicycles, with 240 In the tstale ■ re­
by tills reiterated propaganda. '
provides an easy way by which the shall, be issued and also perhaps for
procedure were discussed.
serve. The July quota was 332, with'
The 5-5-3 capital warships ratio,
Perhaps the-most interesting part wage-earner or salary-earner may the antlerlees elk.
40 in the reserve. Coos County’s
England and the U. S. having the.fives of the meeting was the giving of re- i save regularly and at the same time
Anyone wishing to take part in the
quota is 18, and Curry’s 2.
and Japan the three, was among ports, of the Annual Rebekah District “ ' Buy a Share in America” with his
drawing should* have his application
many other so-called slights to the Convention which was held last Sat- regular
purchase of War Bonds.
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in by August 1. Each application
Japanese which have culminated In urday afternoon and evening at the
Several firms have had the plan must be accompanied by the proper r
their treacherous assault on Pearl Odd Fellows hall in North Bend. in
operation for some time and fee together with the information ns
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Harbor and joining with the axis An unusual method of conduct- others
have signed up recently. It to the number and kind of 1942 hunt-,
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powers.
ing the school of instruction was I is hoped that every firm in Coquille ing license held by the applicant.
The wonderful contributions by by means of a guiz contest partici- ’ will strive for 100 per cent partici­
Clunese
this country to Jap relief after the pa ted in by one representative from pation
in the plan and that within a
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earthquake there in 1923 was sup­ each lodge in the county. This con­ short time every Employee will be Body of James Waugh, Coast
posed by the people of this country to test was won by Mrs. Gertrude Niles, receiving ten per cent or better of Guard, Shipped To Colorado
help cement friendly relations with of Marshfield. Mrs. Harriet Schaer his pay in war bonds. Exactly what
Opea Every Day
The body of James Waugh, 28 year
the Japs, but Mr. Fisher asserted was a very capable representative percentage each person should in­ old Coast Guardsman, who was
11 A. M. to 1 A. M
that huge quantities of those supplies the local lodge.
The Secret Work vest depends on his own appraisal of drowned oft the Chetco river in
were stored away by the war lords contest was won by Noble Grand not how much he can save but how southern Curry, and which was found
Phom* 119 M
* 455 Front St
and are now being used in their war Evelyn Oerding of North Bend. Co­ much he can get along without. Some a week ago, was shipped by Schroeder
with the allied nations.
quille's Noble Grand, Mildred Schaer, can. save more than tan per cent and Bros, on Sunday to his former home
No foreigner is allowed to see the was one of three to receive awards others not quite as much but the in Colorado,
war equipment manufacturing plants for having the work letter perfect.
Average must be ten per cent or bet­
of the Jape but they have been work­
At six-thirty o’clock a banquet was ter if we are to do our share toward
ing steadily for nearly a score of served in the dining room of the winning this war.
years, making and storing such equip­ Presbyterian church.
Members of the committee will fur­
ment.
For 15 years or more they
At the evening session the Rebekah nish payroll authorisation cards and
have been making submarines, 24 Degree was beautifully exemplified other .information to the employers.
hours a day, seven days a week and
by the North Bend lodge. Madelyn For those who wish to gst started at
52 weeks a year. ,There is no ques­
Rossner, president of the Rebekah once and those who are overlooked,
A Yankee aviator who escapes
tion of wages nor do the workmen Assembly of Oregon, gave an ad­ the cards may be obtained from Clar­
enemy bomb* over the English Chan­
ever dare to ask for overtime!
dress. Awards won during the af­ ence Arney at the First National nel, only to have a brunette bomb­
Mr. Fisher’s statement was that the
ternoon were- made.
Powers was Bank.
shell explode in his arms, is pne of
United States cannot defeat Japan by
If others can do it Coquille can do
awarded permanent possession of the
fighting them on the ocean, in Aus­ attendance cup for having the largest it better. Let’s get behind this pro­ the major central figures in Colum­
bia’s hectic new comedy. “The Wif¿
tralia or Midway, Guam or Hawaii,
percentage of their memebrship in at­ gram and prove we can give at least Takes a Flyer.” The brunette bomb­
. or by waiting for them to attack and
ten
per
cent,
which
is
small
enough
tendance at convention for four con­
shell is, of course, the other.
invade this coast.
secutive years. Coquille was repre­ When ws think of those who are
The fun-packed fable, which opens
The United Stater must carry the
sented by fifteen of its members. A giving all.
Thursday for a three days run at the
war to Japan, bombing their cities,
team from Coquille seated the newly
Roxy Theatre, stem Joan Bennett
plants, and not even by-passing the
elected and appointed ofifeers for
and Franchot Tone. Richard Wallace,
imperial castle. It is only by crush­
next year, ladies in the group be­
who directed the comedy pair in an
ing the head of this octopus, not by
ing Mrs. Myrtle Benham, chairman;
earlier hit, “She Knew All the
shearing off its tentacles, that the
July
23
—
Coos
county
vs.
the
fol
­
Mrs. Ruth Beyers, secretary; Mrs.
Answers,” handled the megaphone on
war can be won. -
Harriet Schaer, treasurer, and Mrs. lowing defendants, each a separate this latest love-and-laughfest. B. P.
Japan has already won all the ob­
case,
for
not
filing
personal
property
Bertha Holbrook, left supporter to the
Schulberg produced the film, whose
jectives they set for themselves, ex­
chairman.
Mamie Rebekah lodge valuations with the county assessor supporting cast includes Allyn Joslyn,
cept the seizure of Australia, and
as
required
by
the
state
law
—
T.
J.
will be hostess to next year’s con­
have carried out their program over
Wilson, Ann Skillman, Wm. F. Werth, Cecil Cunningham and Roger Clark.
vention here in Coquille.
Tone is seen as an R. A. F. flyer
a moot wide front, maintaining supply
Fred
T. Tuttle, J. L. Mattei, W. E..
After the meeting closed, the com­
who
lands in occupied territory to
lines effectively except in such In­
mittee on refreshments invited the Gilbert and Henry Havercamp.
find the arms of its loveliest oocu-
stances as the Coral sea, the Midway
July
24
—
Nona
C.
Inman
vs.
Carl
thirty-two members who attended
pant also occupied. In order to evade
battle and some minor losses. Their
Tuesday evening’s session to gather C. Inman, ’Suit for divorce.
the Gestapo, he poses as Miss Ben­
use of bicycles down the Malay pen­
July
34
—
Msuriel
L.
Lobdell
VS.
in the dining roam where they had
nett’s estranged hussband, M<d even
insula and the capture of Singapore
prepared hamburgers and coffee. Wm, E. Lobdell. Suit for divoroe,
carries his imposition through the
to only one instance of their resource­
July
84
—
Adeline
A.
Wilkes
vs.
(We are told that Sister Amanda
formalities of a divorce
trial
fulness. And in passing Mr. Fisher
Sutton had the nice warm job of Richard E. Wilkes. Suit for divorce. Feigning wild eccentricity, ho almost
told of the British stupidity which set
July
25
—
Hazel
Pauline
C.rawford
frying all the 'burgers and that Sister
—but not quite 1—succeeds in staying
their huge fortification guns at Sing­
Bernice Clarke enjoyed ? the tearful vs. Clarence Dallas Crawford. Sult
“married” to the lovely brunette
apore so that they could be swung
for
divorce.
occupation of slicing onions.).. The
over a 90 degree arc, leaving the pen­
July 87-<nifford L. Pigg vs. Elsie Providing further complications, as
Noble Grand provided a huge birth­
well as some of the moat exciting
insula entrance to the city entirely
May
Pigg. Suit for divorce.
day cake to honor all members whose
action
in recent months, according to
unprotected from land attack.
July 27—Norma Van Foeeen vs.
birthdays were in Jtfly.
Hollywood, is the presence of a Nasi
Another training the Japs get is in
Sydney
Van
Fosaen.
Sult
for
divoroe.
—Ruth Beyers, Press Cor.
ski maneuvers. This can only mean
July 27—A. H. Mecum vs. Grace also interested in the attractive Misa,
Bennett.
they are getting ready for an attempt
Mecum. Suit for divorce.
Joslyn is seen in the latter role, in a
to seize Alaska, which is within easy
July 28—Vira Shields vs. Henry
characterisation reminiscent of his
air striking distance from Japan. And
Shields. Suit for divorce.
from there the Canadian coast and the
July 22—Roy Sherburne, of Ban­
July 28—Home Owners Loan Corp, hilarious performance as a pompous'
U. S. Northwest could be easily at­ don, and Helen Bernice Lund, of do- vs. Marie E. and B. Benjamin Ostlind. banker in “Bedtime Story." Mias
tacked.
The professor’s statement quille. They were married last Sat­
July 28—State Industrial Accident Cunningham appears as a sharp-
tongued old lady who aids Tone and
was that it is imperative to get those urday by Rev. W. B. Smith at the Commission ys. Frank L. Christie,
25,000 Japs now digging in on the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. -end
July 28—State Industrial Accident Miss Bennett in their romantic antics
outer Aleutian tip wiped out.
Mrs. P. O. Lund,
Commission w. Neal Peart and Frank and Clark appears as a British agent
working behind the Nasi lines.
That Japan is dancing to Hitler’s
July 24—Charles William Wall and L. Christie.
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music was an idea ridiculed by Prof. Genevra Delores Richardson, both of
July 38— A. E. Seaman vs. Walter
The average household uses eight
Fisher. They are playing their own Marshfield
F. Paulson.
game, in the way they desire, and
July 24—Thomas Branville Hurley
Judge King granted two divorces light bulbs a year; test year the
will not start their attack on Russia and Elizabeth Ione Bartley, both of in circuit court here on Tuesday, to Army bought more than 8,000,000 to
light the way to victory. 1
in Siberia utnil they are ready and Tacoma, Wash.*
the plaintiffs in the cases of:
believe the time has come for such
July 24—Calvin Albert Dishner
Arthur H. Barger vs. Carrie Barger.
an attack, to be of the most benefit and Bessie Eleanor Costelloe, both of
Calling cards, 50 for $1.00.
Bemece Scorby vs. Edward Scorby.
Marshfield. They were married on
to Japan.
The Jape hate the Germans but are Saturday by Rev. Arthur A. Baker
U. S. production of steel in the
using them.
They also hate the ist the bride’s home.
first half of 1042 amounted to 42.5
United States but they have only con­
July 24—Bruce Dalwm Thompson
million tons or just s fifth below the
tempt for England, believing that and Bonnie Jean Forreet, both of Co­
output
for the full year 1017, the
England's foreign policy is dictated quille. They were married Friday at
biggest
steel year in World War. 1.
from Washington
his home here by Rev. O. A. Gray.
At the close of his address, Mr.
July 25—Alva Lavem Ingell, of
Fisher, for fifteen minutes', answered Marshfield, and Phyllis Mary Crouse,
questions put to him by people in the of Grants Pass.
700 eg 800 audience who were pres­
July 25—Donald Graht Beachley
and Gloria Dorleska Thompson, both
ent.
,
J. B. Bedingfield, Rotary president of Eastside. They were married Sat­
THIS WEEK
at the Bay, presided at the meeting urday by Rev. O. H. Newland at his
which opened with the singing of home on the Bay.
August Bicycle
¡Quota Increased
W
COQUILLE CAFE
and American
Diehe»
»
The Ü. S. han appropriated 148 bil­
lions for war since Pearl Harbor,
about twice the total for all the other
wars in our history
Calling carda, 50 tor $1.00.
STAG POWDER
FOR MfN
useful Yoc
beerà». . |H|
Fehrinan’e Pharmacy
Wanted-*
DAVENOS
ICE BOXES
WashingMadiines
GOOD RANGES
BURLAP BAGS
BABY BEDS
HIGH CHAIRS
BUYING PRICES
HAVE DOI’BL ED
Brooks Used Furniture
Swap Shop
Bennett And Tone
Comedy Stars At
Roxy Thur., Fri., Sat.
Circuit Court Cases
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Marriage Licenses
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MMrty ot the Ctoquttte attendants af
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Due to thé war there will not be any
, the meeting had never before been
/ in the high school auditorium there more cheap Fountain pen and pencil
sets manufactured for the duration
and were greatly impressed with its but do‘not be stampeded into buying
spaciousness, furnishings and beauty.
a cheap set just because there are
some in stock You can still buy an
The U. S. steel industry has a pro­ Eversharp pen and pencil set, guar­
ducing capacity nearly «5 per cent anteed forever for only $8.75 and we
greater than the combined capacity stamp your name on it in gold free. I'
of Germany and all of Axis Europe. New stock just received et Norton’s, s
Calling cards, SO for $1.00.
BOX SPRINGS
r '20*6
.......... $9.85
$58.00
How Only $55 00
Biegger Furniture
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