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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1943)
/ . ' .?■ - A 1 r »■* . ESi-f 'V- 4»;. 'S ----------------- ■ —s T ■ L * WAC Enlistment Sougfi t Tn CoorCe. ■ •5 R V Lis 4 i. I i: * ■ tj I TWENTY YEARS AGO kM X '■ft Wear It To Work And Work In It! Leather Sur-Coat Double Duty, Soupt, LADIES’ COAT I $8.95 $18.95 I > I I ( iV r* ir» 25 Easy To Wear STORM-SEAL RAINCOAT $ $7.45 ¿4 I Wear The New VICTORY COAT EVERYWHERE! $11.95 r Mzl Finest Qualitv Reinforced Ler er Work Gloves I Popular Men’s KNEE-LENGTH COAT $1.39 $895 lì z A « Ì V * J . Timely Topics i |v . 1 ' H&. . peoples of the war zqneaT>aurbunt-up i husines*. jgoagnj ', keeping the geed I a potentially dangerous and unat- and rejecting the wouajdr. I luction of talnable expectancy trtst will reect miniatraUons, the-all-out a'SMk »*«» « * 6000 TWUI against us in the future. {taxes without affecting the consti- 4 ~~ i The oil statement in particular tutional functions of government, the One of the most intensive and gi ** ¡irks both Churchill and FDR. Both nurture and encouragement of pri- Oerding place on the highway, where (Taken from The Sentinel of Friday, gantic campaigns in the history of ' fear that there will bo serious re- vate enterprise. ■it has been feasting on apples for the October 10, 1023) the United States army was intro sentment in Britain over this charge, As r»» for foreign policy, they «—7 advocate duced in Coquille today as Mrs. A. B.« Accommodations for the ipupils 1« past two years. .03 001 that the English ar* holding out on' placing the interests of Uncle Sam Elbon, Marshfield, chairman of the getting to be a serious matter in the Anyone wishing nice bear meat other nations in post * Coos county Legion Auxiliary com Coquille schools. ' ^aS a ot <act' they reall> above - ---------- those -------- of * “ **“------- “— --------- This year the can get it at either of the city market. " „¿7, have not. The trouble has been lack war settlements, the co-operation mittee, announced that her organiza school board has had to pavilion off ipera oi tankers and refining Capacity. | with the other Allied Powers in the tion would sponsor locally the Wom a space in the basement of the high Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Leslie intend Uncle Sam had to reach for the check setting up a military an<j economical en’s Army Corps' nution-wide "All school in order to provide the neces leaving In their car tomorrow morn ----- L- and they had to stand aside and let {force of such overwhelming strength States" enrollment program which is sary recitation room. ing for Cottage Grove, where the Eu lee as him pay the biU. . No other course as to forever prevent another war. expected to produce some 70,000 was possible. v They do not subscribe to the theory much needed recruits for duty with A letter was received by R. H. Mast gene high school football team plays ¡L « It i« reasonable to ask. and England that we should pass out our resources the WACa. yesterday from Grand Secretary its first game tomorrow. Their son, ___ _ certainly intends, that she furnish with lavish hand to rehabilitate the "Prompting the campaign," ex^* Cheney, of the grand lodge of Oregon, Earl, is the Eugene coach her just pr/portten of war fuel. Our • world. They think it better to help plained Mrs. Elbon, “is the hope of A. F. & A. M., setting Saturday, Nov. th* other peoples do their pwn reha statesmanship would be at fault ifi*" ‘ replacing army casualties, thus far, 17. as the date for dedicating the Ma At the council session Monday eve proper arrangements to distribute bilitating by furnishing them with the with women soldiers. It will be the sonic Oli ning John E. Parrott was named at ; Temple here. this burden were not made. So there tools on a long term financing basis. obligation of each county to recruit fire chief to succeed J. W. Richard Poms can be little harm done by calling They suggest a hands-off policy on ' as many of its women as it has suf Marshal Leach re Wednesday, November seventh, is son, resigned. attention of the public to this situa all European political matters except fered battle casualties since Decem- the date of the first child welfare ported that half of the houses in town tion. We are merely asking for our to make sure that the peoples in I ber 7, 1041. Some sixteen soldiers clinic were numbered and the council set to be held In Coquille. • - , rights and England will riespect us volved get a square deal and full op ’ from Coos county have been reported Oct. 31 as the day by which ail build —o- By R. T. Moore I the more for it. Therefore this portunity to express their desires killed or missing. We must replace Roy A. Wernich returned Wednes ings in the city must be numbered to This philosophy may or may not each of them with a WAC enrollee." Fortunately for Coos county, the criticism, if you could call it that, is day evening from a month's trip up comply with the ordinance reduction in gas coupon value did < constructive and no one is entitled to ; represent the wishes of a majority of Another feature of .the drive will < and down the coast. He expects to ' Americans. This question will not be be the forming of WAC companies take a week's rest and before the not come until th* logging season was resent it Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Robertson, who about over. Lack of transportation I The extravagant promises and decided until the 1044 election ie- representing each of . the 4* states, j first of November plans to leave with 1 have been visiting their daughter. for logging crews would have further plans for the post-war period in the ' turns are in. But it is worthy of the All women recruited in the county ] Mrs. Wernich and the children for Mrs. J. L. Smith, for the past six Lincoln and in- • 1 w**i aggravated the present log shortage. war zones have been shushed up for j - party that produced a .... . . will be aw>niwvi assigned to <a a eÿrorosu speical w»»- Ore- their new home in Poughkeepsie, weeks, left yesterday morning fur anrf weaf In spite of efforts to organize trans the present. But the harm has been dicatea a return to political vigor and their home in Manhattan, Kansus. N. Y. fl ilonne» nf the in influence of »fwrffetic energetic und and able able 1 7. portation of men to work in the done and a great deal of delicate di- ♦h> going by the southern route. Mr. and the state on her uniform as well as woods most loggers still have to use | plomacy will have to be brought into new leaders. march under its colors. The bam on Vance Weekly’s place, .Mrs. Smith took them as far as Grant. / I _______ _____ their own cars.' Curtailment of gas ,play to set the expectant peoples As part of the Oregon and southern a short distance west of the Masonic Pass in their car. will thus directly affect their ability right on what Uncle Sam can ac- Ï Correction On Potato Prices Washington recruiting district pro cemetery on the highway caught fire to get to and from their jobs. tually do for them. We have made a Frbm The O. P. A. gram, a contest will be held for yesterday afternoon and although the Coos county banks yesterduy re Remaining timber stands in the ¡good start In Italy by shipping in school girls between the ages of 10 Coquille department was summoned ceived notices from their San Fran f In one paragraph of last* week's county »re becoming so scattered that • enough food and supplies to keep the and 1*. Prizes will be offered lo the blaze had got too much of a start cisco correspondent banks that re it will take many small operators to'good will of the Italians. The task i digest on ceiling prices on spuds the cally and by the district for the beet to be extinguished by chemicals. mittances from here were missing produce enough logs for normal mill was not made any easier by the po- item should have read: and on checking up it was found to I "For white potatoes packed in 100-word essay on "Why I Would operation rather than a few large UUcaily flavored speeches made be- Like to Join the WACs and Replace Geo. Burr has the framework up be those mailed the day prior to the camps. „But for the present the larger fore the Invasion. A lot of nice prom- paper bags, the country shipper may a Battle Casuallty.” for a five room house adjoining that Siskiyou train robbery. logging units will have to carry the ises were made that our administra- “XX Cen?« P^_r. , Although the campaign will not occupied by F. C. Hudson on Coulter burden because adverse economic 1 tion can not possibly fulfill.' It will pound bags, 18 cents per hundred for end until December 7, Coos county street. The score of 20 to 0 by which North conditions have driven many small be much safer in the future to let 15 pound bags, and 10 cents per will endeavor to reach its goal dur Bend won the football game from ■e , • . f. concerns out of business. ¡those who are on the fighting front hundred for 28 pound bags to the' ing the visit of the novel WAC Car- w Frost was reported on the Long Coquille last Saturday at the Bay The current log shortage, which take the initiative. They know beet max»«“«’ P''h'e» | nival Caravan 1 will be in >1S s_a___ ______ -1____________ ««J ...................... — Bridge here this morning and early would indicate that there was a will be felt later on, shows that the what can and should be done, Monday, and Marshfield for two Nortons wish to inform their cus I Tuesday, Oct. 28 and 28. This travel comers from Bandon say there was a greater difference in the abilities uf large logging units can not supply ..<> . the two teams than is actually the tomers. that due to thi book quota heavy frost there last night. the amount of logs needed. Their The learned and respected Kansas ing unit was previewed at the Port case. production will have to be augmented ( wllUam Au^ whJU hM come they now have their full allotment of land Invasion Exposition and is now Wednesday C. V. Smith and son, by small units each season. The t wjth startling prediction that Holiday books in stock. Buy now or touring the state in behalf of the use the Lay-away Plan. s important recruiting program. See Schroeder's Jewelry Store in Carlton, who live on the highway a post-war period must witness the ro- r D R not run for , fourth /' mile west of town, trapped a good- Coquille for Diamonds and Watch turn to the gyppo logger as a factor M ,veryone ,upp<)M. sized black bear at the orchard in the Straps. tfs in the log market and conditions must | H. hl, opinion on fact Calling cards, N sue *14)0. be made such as to encourage his\ FDRs love of power prompts « operation if our lumber industry is hJm *lthhoW Bnnounewnert unU, to employ its full complement of « candl(Ut. and Democratic workmen. worknwn- party are both assured; that the a It is seldom practicable to haul duties of the office have become so small logging crews by bus. The densome that health is affected; men usual live so far from each other th ’/• -X I A __ it . it would be fatal to the prestige that th n not be assembled for 1 of his office if even a hint of this each day. Gas cur-1 were allowed to escape; that it might tailment therefore means a continued affect the prosecution of the war by lumber famine because it ia going to '■ causing ________ ____ of the confusion in the ranks be impossible to produce the huge | Allies as to Uncle Sam's future course, Just the coat for cod days a I quantities of lumber on order for the There is the further reason that FDR Warm enough for Winter’s —for looking your attrac Army and Navy from present and im- I worst weather; roomy tive best, rain or shine. has lost some of the support that mediate prospective log supplies. The enough to be comfortable . Made of fine quality, water elected him last time. Possibly the Army may be forced to take over as loss has been great enough to defeat on any outdoor job. Made repellent cotton gabardine a last resort if produetion drops off him but the Gallup poll indicates of excellent quality capo in the popular three-quar much more. This would be bad for otherwise. skin leather with button ter length. Three grand the taxpayer for the Army will get front, two big pocket* with slash pockets. Roomy There can be no denying that FDR •hr logs, once they start after them, does love power. He has greet ca- flaps, one upper welt pocket sleeves lined with irides n<> matter what the coot will be. It parity for responsibility. and attractive half belted cent rayon, body lined in He likes could be better to release the needed back with adjustable waist colnrfuInlaid. ' final say on everything and has manpower to present operators. This caused confusion and delay in do line tabti A « may be done later if necessary. mestic matters because his desk was Another salutary effect of -the gas a bottle-neck for policy matters. It curtailment program will be the is a physical Impossibility for any elimination of the excess operation mortal to circumscribe the vast quan of Federal Agency cars. When traffic tity of detail accruing to" the presi M was normal these cars were not so If anything like reasonable noticeable. But with civilian travel dency. ' ’ll! dispatch is to be had much detail about stopped, these government cars 7 vy w must be delegated. And FDR doesn’t will stick out like a sore thumb and n _ ... ___ . A „ ,• .like to delegate anything- Neither John Q. Public is going to heller tong doei he like flre anyone and loud. So only the barest mini-1 tie disputes calling for decision Here’* the good looking, ■num of these cars will be operated. long wearing, moderately against one of the contestants. He ir It looks so good, feels so Next year is election year. priced raincoat you’ve been adept at kicking people up stain, at good, wean so exception Those cars with extra rations used looking for. Modern fly using generalities to imply particu- ally well. Costs little, in essential war business will also be front keeps out the rain lan, at escaping criticism by throw weighslittie; but it’ll keep very conspicuous. The public will 1 1 when you’re bucking a ing out a smoke screen of ridicule or you comfortable on cool insist, and rightly, that such driving breese. Back and under by sacrificing a supporter in sending days, keep you dry on wet be carefully budgeted and each trip arms ventilated for greater ¡up trial balloons to test public opin ones. Made of carefully se amply justified. The gas trouble comfort. Two big flap ion. He has rendered all but three lected cotton gabardine in seems to be about fifty-fifty, lack of j poc'.rei*. Come and Me it of his cabinet members mere figure Cpular natural shade. Se- transportation facilities and actual heads by taking over their normal today I :t one for yourself today I shortage of the gas itself. functions. These constantly multi The outlook for civilian driving for plying burdens have taxed his rugged the duration is bleak. Our great air constitution to the breaking point. fleets and mechanized units are ab Note how much he baa aged when sorbing about all of the fuel produced you next see his face in a movie close by the large refineries. But there up and you will agree that a fourth will be no complaint from the public .❖ I term will be a death sentence. The for the welfare of our boys at the important candidate would be the 1’ front takes precedence above every Vice-Preaident running with him. t thing. 1 There are some Republicans who ¡hope that FDR will be re-elected to Comfortable, roomy, good The globe-trotting Senators who suffer for the accumulated mistakes » looking and long wearing Sta Young-minded men Imme visited the war fronts for a first hand of hia previous administrations. This gioveg. Mad* of soft, rh- diately spot the wearabil look-see appear to have ruffled some' rather unkind view is held by those able, carefully selected ity and desirability of thia feelings by their frank report just j who see nothing good in FDR nor leather. Strongly re n- inexpensive, all purpose made public. The motive for their any of hia works. forced at base of thumbs, coat It’» as brisk in ap going on this trip was undoubtedly. Others believe that Whoever gets with reinforced welt at pearance as the cool Fall the lack of confidence the Congress the job wiU have an awful mess to base of fingers; Dav v , days for which it ia excel- has in the authenticity of official re- { clean up. They think it bad strategy tinned finger an ’ r lently suited; made of se port released by OWI and others. The to lot the Republican party be the s. .•.•»lless •' -4. bee Ui«.ia lected, water repellent Cuv Senators wanted to see for them- I goat and suffer Tr FoDR's sins. They T t ?*-' ■ ’n here, today I ton gabardine. selves just what was going on. Thanks think the next president will have to t it » to the newspaper training of Senator accept the rote of whipping-boy and Lodge, they came beck with just they don’t want a*y Republican to what they went after, a true and be thus imposed upon. They prefer LEATHER complete report. letting Nature lake ita course in .... 1944 ' „ ............ . Arrfeng the Interesting items in the and »nd prefer pointing (towards towards 194*. 4 report three seems to stand out: That But, I venture to say, a majority ■£ Generals Eisenhower and MacArthur ' of the Republican party is playing to The Sentinel [ ' ; - PAfiUffl» T 3 J i i I « r.x are doing wonders with the means at their.disposal and we yield to no one in the excellence of our high com- mand, that England has to date held back her oil supplies in Iraq and Iran while Uncle Sam has furnished the bulk of the fighting oil, and that lavish promises of what benevolent Uncle Sam will do for the suffering f), iTr ~ I win in 1044. Jhey concede that the next president will have a mighty ~ tough job. They think their candi date'can do it best. They believe that the voting public is fed up' on glamor, reforms, and high taxes to _____ _______________ finance unnecessary government ac- tivitiea They think the time is ripe for a return to common sense and I Made of care fully selected, heavy, split leather in gray of green. Dou ble stitched, half-Jined. ri t •L b t I? ' / r 325 So. HaU St •F ’ e / i • / îïiiSir’ Lk-'rfilm -iV, - • îtf- fi I