ship to one who honestly and inleUi-
gently endeavors to comply with the
law is not too high a. price to pay
for the protection of the whole com
munity' against inflation.”
This indicates how aware Con
gress, which is composed of our rep
resentatives, was of the very real
dapgers of inflation, and it serves to
remind qp all, as the court says, that
“Innocent non-conformity with the
Price Control Act is as inflationary
and as damaging to c >mpetitors and
the public as guilty nori-conformity.”
Personal Mention
Mil. Eula Brown, daughter of Mr.
and Rrs. Jay Doak, came downfrotn
Portland last Saturday for a week’s
visit with home folks.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. LeRoy Starr and
Barbara Anne, of 2«0 N. Henry St,
returned last Sunday from a visit
with Mrs. Starr’s parents in Portland.
Her mother, Mrs. E. Schatzman, re
turned for a w*jk’s visit in Coquille.
Evan Alborn went up to Portland
last week and Monday evening ar
rived home with Mrs. Alborn, who
had been in the hospital there for
six weeks. She is steadily improv
ing but will have to remain in the
cast, which prevents her sitting down,
for another three months.
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