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EleverfLog Hauling
Permits Cancelled
PAG« 8EVEN
How Air Warning Service Functions
¡Timely Comedy Is
1943's Merriest Hit—
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1 At Roxy Sun. to Tue. I 1
On recommendation of the State
Highway Commission eleven special
log hauling permits, involving the
u*^ of 20 trucks, have been cancelled
by .Utilities Commissioner Georg* H.
Flagg. *s follows:
A. J. and N. C. Standley, Camas
Valley, Oregon; J. D. Bryson, Rose
burg; Hugh H. Honnen, Eugene;
Harold O. Nichols, Reedsport; N. E.
Gannon, Jr., Woodburn; Howard
Jenkin*, Myrtle Pqint; Mknley Wat
son, Scottsburg; Alfred Baldridge,
Reedsport; Donald Baldrige, Reeds
port; Edwin Matten, Coquille, and
Jack Baldridge and Ben Baldridge,
hauling on the permit of the E. K.
Wood Company. Reedsport.
Commissioner Flagg promptly fol
lowed the mandatory provision* of
the act when the Highway Com
mission filed its recommendation. The
communication
recited that
th*
haulers involved had been frequent
offenders in overloading trucks to
the point that safety of the high
way* and bridges was endangered.
Overloads of from five to 25 ton*
, were cited.
The loser* in this battle with th«
law have an opportunity to re
engage in log transportation by con
vincing the Highway Commission
that they will abide by the law* gov
erning weight of loads, and recognize
that protection of the state’s vast in
vestment in highway* and their
availability for the safe and rapid
movements of troops is a prime re
quirement by the War Department.
Gems of Thought
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DEFENSE
Wise distrust and constant watch-
fulness are the parents of safety.—
Seeker.
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I If you were a girl living atone in a
I two-room apartment and found Joel
McCrea taking a shower in your bath-
There is between my will and all
1 room, what would YOU do.
offences a guard of patience. -
That’s only a small part of what Shakespeare.
happens to Jean Arthur in Colum-
Meekness excludes revenge, irri
: bia’s “The More the Merrier," time tability, morbid sensitiveness, but not
ly romantic comedy scheduled for its self-defense, or a quiet and steady
local opening pn Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday at the Roxy Theatre.
When the F. B. I. storms into the
According to advance reports, this
NEW kind of movie al*«. shows YOU apartment investigating a rumor of
Jananese spies, Jean is just about the
what to do where there arc eight girls
to every man, how to make lovj with most misunderstood girl ^Washing
ton., The Government agent* don't!
a thin wall between you and your
understand; h^r fiancee fails to Un- :
sweetheart, what happens when you
derstand and even McCrea can’t un
get caught reading aomeon.? else’s
diary' and how to get married in a derstand. Only Coburn understands
and he promptly puts matters right ]
hurry.
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! to the satisfaction of all concerned.
Co-starring Jean Arthur, Joel Mc
Adapted to the screen by screen '
Crea and Charles Coburn, the latest
writers Robert RusSell and Frank
George Stevens production has been
Ross; Richard Flournoy and Lewis
nailed as one of the most delightful
R. Foster. “The More the Merrier”
I comedies to come from Columbia
also includes Richard Gaines, Bruce
iStudioa since the Acudemy Award
Bennett. Frank Sully. Clyde Fill
i winning “It Happened One Night.”
more, Stanley Clements and Don
' Filmed against the background of
Douglas in its cast.
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i ground of jam-packed Washington.
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“The More the Merrier,” is all about
1» gorgeous Washington secretary
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and strength of each flight to the *ho
to rent her spare room.
Th* above schematic diagram de
Against her better - judgment,
Jean
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pict* th* complete action of the Air Information Center (4). The Con- .
troller at the Information Center, Arthur. “ the secretary, perrmts
craft Warning Service. The observer
using the accurate “flight picture” Charles Coburn to take the room-
(1) we a flight of aircraft and re using the accurate “flight picture'
as a basis, can order fighter planes *ut "»»F for ore week! Coburn soon
ports via telephone (2) to the Army
to Intercept any Jiostild target and ¡‘•"ns that Mis* Arthur is vaguely
Filter Center (3). The Filter Center
can issue a warning to.Civilian De- ‘ "»gaged” to marry a minor govern-
plot* and evaluates all observer re
ment official who is bald and forty-
port* and forwards the true course tense agencies (6) and (7).
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love with her fiancee, Coburn starts
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■ straightening matters out and sublet*
half of hl* room to young Joel Mc-
(By Mias Page, Supervisor)
|Crea, an engineer in Washington on
Have all you boy* and girls at
I business.
A communication from the office tended the Playground?
Governor Earl Snell has designated
______ by Coburn’s persuasive
If you
Overcome
uic week
vve^n of
lj * August
rruguet »-15
w—aw a* “Quinine argument*. Je^n finally’consents'to
of Price Administration jn Portland haven’t, you have been mining a the
say* that that city ha* only a 80-day good tim< Many chlidr*n have at- Week” and has issued a call to all
the arrangement* and immediately
supply of Grad* I Urn and that Co- tended the Playground every day Oregonian* to check their medicine :
chest*
and,
if
any
quinine
is
found
<nter
’ on ilve ot th* mo8t hectic day*
quiRe i* one of., many town* in the thil IUmmer and have found inter
state which J* facing sever* tire esting thing* to play with, hav* en- there in bulk, pill* ar capsules, to ! any working girl ever experienced.
shortage*. Quoting Rubber Director joyed viliting and playing with their contribute it to the National Quinine
W. M. Jeffers, the letter say*: “He playmates, and have lota of fun do- Pool to be used to combat malaria
want* car owner* to know the exact ¡ng many different things,
among our armed forces in th* south
situation. The tire supply in the! The tournament* are always *n- west Pacific and India.
“Oregonians, fortunately, have lit
PorUand district is low, but need not joyed. Come and enjoy competing
be critical if the public will co-oper with your friend« in Croquet, Table- tle need for quinine aa our*, is a
ate during the next 00 days and re-| TennU, Badminton, and Horseshoes. malaria-tree state, and we should be
place no tire when the one on the You may even be the winner and glad to have the opportunity to ren
wheel will get by.”
receive one of the prize* offered. The der this needed service to the boy*
A total of 1,100 new synthetic tire* winners of the tournament* for the whp are fighting and dying for ua kt
had been deiievred to Portland deal past week are a* follow*:, Loren the battle fronta," said Governor
er* by July IS. An increasing sup- .[ Steward—Croquet, Badminton and- Snell. “Casualties from action are
ply will arrive during August but Tabie-Teqni*; Leonard Homenyck— serious enough. Therefore, let’s do I
it probably will be September, poe- Horseshoe*
Come! Enjoy the ex- all we can to minimize the suffering"
■ sibly October, before synthetic tire* citement! Remember you don’t have and death* Incident to malaria. Jap
reach Portland to supply fully Grade jto be an excellent player. Anyone anese have captured the Dutch East
I tire needs.
may play who understands the gardes. Indies source of quinine but they
“Grade III used tire stocks in the
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Boy«, how many have
built, or are have not captured tq* medicine chests
Pacific are« will last until about bulling model airplane* or boats, or, of Oregon and the nation.**
Every Oregqnian is urged to make
November,” the rubber expert said, perhaps, furniture, or other things?
immediate search uiiu
and Uvii'Vi
deliver any
"Then
Last FllUUjf)
Friday, the
invited IQ
to |»ms»ivwiu»*
• • the
” Rubber Director’s office I Laabl
III“ boy*
UOyS were
WClC lUV**tsU
may face another brief period when bring th* thing* they had made; how- j quinine found to hi* neighborhood
we «hall be put to keep A-bookhold- ever, not many brought their model*, druggist. On August 18 the state
er* going. 'Twilight tires’ from the Loren and Duane Steward received Police, under direction of Superin
idle tire stock* which need boot* or
prilet Since
boy* weren't tendent Charles P. Pray, will call
reliner* to make ,them serviceable finished with their model* or hadn’t on every drug store in the state to
tben jnay com* into considerable known about the show, another op collect the donated quinine for ship I
use. But if there i* any . way to d° portunity win be given you Friday, ment to the National Quinine Pool
so,
Mr. Jeffers is determined
to August 21,to bring your models or in Washington, D. C.
keep all car* rolling.
whatever you have made.
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“Next year, 30,000,000 Buna-S wiH be greatly enjoyed. Prize* will
tires will be manufactured, a »up- be given for the best-built article,
ply ample to meet all need* were it j Girl*,
QlrhL here
her* I*
I* an
an opportunity
opportunity for
for
July 28—Vernon Leslie Trigg, of
not for the fact that most tires on you to thow the boys and girls your
Norway,
and Bernice Beryl Gillespie,
wheels have been there since before molt beautiful dolls The doll show,
of Arago. Rev. T. J. Pryor said the
Pearl Harbor.”
which was formerly given, was great
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wedding for them at the Methodist
ly enjoyed. Remember, doll* from
church in Myrtle Point last Thurs
foreign countries visited ua, Friday,
day.
' August 13, bring your prettiest doll*.
July 28—Phillip Dale Crew and
.They will be displayed and voted
Juanita Smith, both of Powers. They
upon. A prize will be given to the were married at the Church of the j
mistress of the most beautiful doll.
Brethren parsonage in Myrtle Point
Tomorrow, Friday,, children are
by Marion M. Stern last Thursday.
There seem* to be • lot of
invited to bring their lunches, and
July 20—Harold D. Tl mondig and 1
excitation about Post war
enjoy a picnic. It I* always fun to
Nellie M. -Ammons, both of Marsh
eat and visit with your friend*.
activities. Government, So
field. There ceremony took place I
Another special attraction for this
cial and Business. It seems
in the Church of Christ parsonage at!
Friday is a program which wtll be
the Bay, J. R. Adams officiating.
timely thinking but until
filled with surprises. The number*
July 20—Howard O. Hayes, of
the white flags go up all
given ar* originally made up or Marshfield, and Marjorie Doris Pit- [
over the World, our chief
planned for by the children.
At
man, of Seattle, Wash. They were I
tend the playground. Perhaps, you
concern should be how we
married
at the Trinity Lutheran ■
can do something for the program
can best back up our boys
church at Marshfield on Saturday by j
Do you play an instrument? Com*,
Rev. Edward Eklof.
in uniform.
and play it for u*. or maybe, a band
July 31—Leslie M. King and Betty
can be organized if enough come.
Our move, “when the
L. DuPont, both of Powers.
Won’t you oom*?
You will enjoy
building Is ready" Is being
Aug. 2—James Dukes and Eva L. '• i
playing and the children will cer
Lortle, both of Myrtle Point They
made with the hope that we
tainly enjoy hearing you.
were married by Rev. G. A. Gray
will be able to serve our
Don’t forget the Playground. Fun
at his home here on Monday.
and excitement are awaiting you.
patrons more promptly,
Aug. 2—James C. White and Ethel
which, in turn, gives them
L. Diedrich, both of Markhfield.
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extra time tor their cause.
Tire Shortage Is
Becoming Acute
maintenance of right.—Theophylact
By desiring wh<t is perfectly good
. ... we are part of th* power against
evil, widening the skirts of light and
' making the struggle with darkness
I narrower.—O. George Eliot.
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Scholar* may quote Plato in their
studies, but the heart* of mitiinn«
will quote the Bible at their daily
toil, and draw strength from it* in
spiration, as the meadows draw it
from the brook.—Conway.
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Kodak Finishing
th* um a* usual
No Portraits
will be made until
after Sept. 1
Thanking our many
customers for past favors
we are
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Playground News
Quinine Needed
For Over There
Electric Ranges
130.00 to 135.00
Ranges
Heaters
Beds & Springs
Mattresses
Furniture Sets
Water Pumps
Gas Ranges
$10.00 to $19.50
' ’t-d --
Ranges
$10.00 to $45.00
Oak Tables
$4.00 to $12.50
BROOKS uUSnir
Marriage Licenses
Howdy Folks
Circuit Court Cases
How many would be in
terested in a monthly or
quarterly ebock-over that
will eliminate many major
repair jobs?
A card from those inter
ve u* some
should spend any ibn« plan
ning such a service.
AMZY
UNIX
M&WAuto Service
July 28—Fay Brinkley v*. Paul
Brinkley Suit for divorce.
July 28—Helen Bernice Sherburne
vs. Roy Sherburne. Suit for divorce.
Juiy
Hasten
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« —Jimmie
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— vs. Dora
TV.—
Erickson Hassen. Suit for divorce.
| July 28 Edna M. Webster V*.
Myra E. Ball et al.
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u : c —- 'i.
irw^r
. u®vw>n.
fiutt tot OTVorctr.
' July 30—State of Oregon vs. Gil
bert DeVarney et al.
July 30—Robert H. Cotton vs.
Theda 1. Cotton. Sult for divorce.
July 31—Anna Pearson vs. Richard
H. Pearson. Suit for divorce.
July 31—Hasel Ruth Maguire vs.
Harry Maguire. Suit for divorce.
July 31—Genevieve Knokey vs.
Howard Knokey. Sult for divorce.
i Aug. 2—State Industrial Accident
Probate Court News
Wm. Buck, of Marshfield, was last
Thursday appointed administrator
I of the »8,000 estate left by Oscar
Guiovsen who died May 30, IMS.
Appraiser* named were W. B. Cur
tis, B. A. Olsson and Max Fairtag.
'A MWSW uroMef transparent
plastic for workers in noisy indus-
trles I* custom-made to fit each
worker’s ear. It reduces the intense
distracting noise«, but let* the wear
er hear people talking.
Commission va. Alfred E. Roberts.
Sult for divorce.
Aug. 3—Luta Beebe v*. Roy Beebe.
Suit for divorce.
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