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Official Oonnty Paper
Moro, Oregon., Friday, February 13, 1942
Fifty-Fourth Year N o. 15
Singapore, Gibraltar of East, Is Rich Prize
NÍ.W NAVAL'BASFj
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Women To Be
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Done Monday
v-
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Registration of
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McIntyre, County Chairman;
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Aides Named By Mrs. Afton
Labor Force Wanted
Earl Wiliams
Farmers Hear
Killed In Action Problems Talked
In Philippines
Word has been received by Mrs.
George Fox of Klondike th a t her
b ro ther, E arl W illiam s, was killed
in the Philippines J a n u a ry 20.
E arl W illiam s w as a g rad u ate
of R ufus High School in 1935.
lie was a s ta r basketball player
being chosen as one of th e tourn-
am ent s ta rs team s in 1936. -He
attended Oregon S ta te college
th ree years and the U niversity
one year g ra d u atin g th ere in
1939. He entered the arm y and
was stationed a t Ford Ord and
F o rt Lewis. He became F irs t
L ieutenant ijnd th e m essage of
his death referred to him as
captain.
At Corvallis E arl was a m em
ber of the boxing and w restlin g
team s.
lie was tra n s fe rre d to M anila
in April. 1940 and was stationed
north of th a t city* when the w ar
broke out. D etails of his death
are lacking,
By Experts
Ludwick, Taylor and Worth
Tell of Storage, Sack, Loan,
Machinery and Labor
Well over a hundred farm ers
Women o f'O reg o n will be regis-
m et a t Moro last F rid ay to hear
W ashington D. C. F eb 12— Sen
tered M onday, F eb ru ary 10, the
LW
.
«svfc«Á*
AAA men talk of farm problem s.
a to r R ufus Holm an has introduc
sam e day as men betw een the
C ounty A gent W rig h t opened
ed a bill creatin g the office of min-
ages of 20 and 44. Purpose of
the m eeting by outlining the sub
erâl production a d m in istra to r as
the re g istra tio n of women will be
TOWN OF~T** >'aK-
jects to be discussed. T here was,
to learn th eir vocation experience
SINGAPORE
a division of the d ep a rtm en t of
he said, disappointm ent over the
th e in te rio r. W ith th e approval of
skills
and
p
otential
abilities.
-W-yr'-r —
losses a t P earl H arb o r and other
The work will be done by vol
the in te rio r sec retary , and when
Ak-<-
S IN G A P O R E
s» t backs of the w ar to date. He
u n teers who will go to the homes
such action is deemed advisable
said th a t w ar production w m go
• tht « 0 AOS *
to m ake inquiries. In Sherm an
in the in te re st of successful p ro se
ing to p u t a burden on every citi-
county Mrs. A fton M cIntyre is
cution of w a rs in which the U nited
b u GijkfiAOAU i f rut »: a < h cq ^ casís
í < í
ta n including fa rm e rs; new equip
chairm an and will be assisted by
S ta tes is now engaged, the adm in
ment would be h ard to g et and
Mrs. Theo, von B orstel at Keill,
is tra to r is authorized to subsidize
sacks
would be scarce. W e have
Lila
Lee
Alley
a
t
G
rass
...VaUey,
m inning, production, refining or
CtNfäAL PAD K
sto rag e capacity fo r 1,500,000
Mrs. H arold Ginn a t Moro, Mrs.
bénéficia of any stra te g ic m ineral
bushels of w h eat and will need
O rm and H ilderbrand at-K lo n d ik e,
or critica l m etal by any person
pei haps a million m ore storage
Mrs. W. A. Mills a t W asco,. Mrs.
engaged in the o p eratin g of a
capacity.
.
C urt Tom a t R ufus and Mrs. Hil-
m ining p ro p e rty which cannot be
operated w ith a reasonable profit
died Zell a t Locust Grove.
Ludwick Says, No. Saeka
The defense, ol Singapore, the G ibraltar of the East, .r e , n .lu r.lly , m ilitary .e c re ts but 1 1« map o( the
“ The Oregon census of women,
w ith o u t a subsidy.
if successful, may be for a p a t
Introduction of th e m easure was
Edw ard L. Ludwick reported
"7b” 't h d"i
f the Defense
te
n
,
for
a
sim
ilar
en
terp
rise
on
a
th
at
he could dispose of ^ e sack
P la n t e o i X « - I
n
M arti., law w a. declared in the Singapore a r e . shortly .H e , the h rs. attach by Jap an ese Invaders..
national scale,” said Mrs. M cIn
problem in a few w ords by say
ty re. A com pulsory survey of the
the production of m etals r e q u i r e d ___________________________
ing th ere would J>e none. The
fo r th e w ar, such as chrom ite,
nation is a possibility.
J. R. F arrin g to n of the Pacific governm ent m ight release a few
Women above 18 will be re g is Telephone & T elegraph com pany b u t th ere was no prom ise on it.
copper, zinc, etc. The sen ato r
tered. T here is no m axim um n u t with the com m unication sec-
says th a t inasm uch as the go v ern
Those who release th e ir w heat
age. Mrs. Saidie O rr D unbar is t u n of the defense council Wed- to the C om m odity C redit corpora-
m ent is neglecting to increase the
sta te chairm an of the moboliza- nesday to plan for m eans of tiWu m ight retain th e ir sacks it
m etals and outside sources are b e
ing sh u t off by Jap a n ese ac tiv ity ,
notifying Sherm an county citizens
g r a in could be shipped out in
tion.
ors th a t because of the w ar and tier,” of e n terin g the cam paign,
Funds fo r office work come in case of fire, a ir raids or o th er tinie, he said.
hr believes a com plete new set-up B» A. L. Lindbeck
Salem , Ore. Feb. 12.— The effect re stric tio n s laid down by arm y P olitical p ro g n o sticato rs have in- from the Social S ecurity board em ergency.
should be established. If enacted,
The carry o v er in the
a u th o rities ag a in st the assem blage te rp re te d th is to m ^ n th at he will
and the em ploym ent service is
the m easure w ould-be of im m ense of the recent suprem e court opin-
E m ergency calls may now be no rth w est will be from th ree to
o<-
larg
e
crowds
the
big
agricul-
not
e
n
te
r
th
e
p
rim
ary
but
th
a
t
he-
su p erv isin g the job. Women are made a t all tim es to 341, B. M. foui tim es the norm al making a
vaue to the m ining in d u stry of icn in the cig arette ta x case wûh
turai and ind u strial exhibition has n o t closed thè door to his to m ake a reserve labor pool for Kelly, a t G rdss V alley; 372, C ity serious sto rag e *lproblem. Five
th e fa r w est w here th e re m any two-fold.
be held th is year, e n try into t h è 1 fall cam paign as
In the first place th e high court w< uld not
work in ag ric u ltu re, business and M arshal, Moro; 671, Mrs. Dora loads of w heat have been shipped
p ro p erties which cannot produce
resto red the cig arette tax referen - S p itz b a rt pointed out th a t m an independent candidate,
m etals a t cu rre n t price ceilings.
industry.
Moore, W asco; and m essage« will to Russia during the year and
dum to th e N ovem ber ballot.
E ngland which has been
a t w ar
Gill is a reg istered Republican.
The inventory is not com pul be put th ro u g h w hether the line more may go. The OCC needs thia
An Oregon man h a , w ritten to
th e ?econd lace it laid f c w t now fo r m ore th an two
y ears. u , 8 political le a n in g , how ever se ry. I t . is expected th a t av a il
w heat on hand for immediate de
th e w a r d ep a rtm en t inquiring if thc principle th a t co„ 8titu tio n al events of th .s characted are en- L ve been ten d ,n g strongly tow ard able w orkers will be used in te x is being used or not.
livery and would probably n o t be
It
is
planned
th
a
t
when
an
the d e p a rtm en t is in the m a rk e t
rj h t, can not lbe re s tricted by couraged because of th e ir effec
the idea HIM o f the New Dea . tile work, dom estic service and
rgency arises people a t these satisfied w ith pledges from coun-
fo r sh ark oil. He explained th a t
enactm ent8
or
<*. on civilian m orale.
a
h u ^
the ag ricu ltu re.
num bers who g et the news will ties to fill requirem ents.
shark oil does not freeze and th a t a^n )c^ed by th e introduction of
. . .
ae, e rom
, <>
The sto rag e problem was the
call specified persons on all ru ra l
fthieetions
f V
S im ultaneously w ith the intro- G range and , th e public pow er
it m ight be a good thing in the
farm
ers’ individual problem, he
lines and these persons can give
• A . 7 ; « , duction o f d ay lig h t saving Mon- group would ap p e ar to lie larpelv
motors of (bomberà which fly sev
said.
th
e
alarm
to
people
on
the
lines
It Will be recalled that last
d ep a rtm en ts— th e in the left w ing o f the-D em ocratic
eral m iles high w here the tem p er Juni S ecretary of S ta te S ne 11 ac- L‘^ ugtrial
through use of an alarm or em er
In answ er to questions he said
Accjden t com m ission p a rty . These could not do him a
a tu re ie f a r below zero. The w ar
th a t fa rm ers who tu rn wheat over
cepted and filed the referendum
the U nem pioym ent Com pen- g ie a t deal of good in the p rim ary
gency num ber.
d ep a rtm en t w as n o t in terested .
Extension linek for fire w atcher to the CCC could n o t g et it back;
C e ? s \ L ^ ° c i a J o en a " conform ing - t . o n c o m m issio n -a d o p te d a a 37-
37- cam
cam paign
paign where
w neie he
ne would
wuuiu have
»e to
w
,
r
told him to inquire elsew here.
D. statio n s during the sum m er will th a t CCC loans are callable but
th
re
e
run
on
the
Republican
tocket,
ex-
M
arvin
Klemme
an<
* ♦ w
to the requirem ents of the consti- hcur_
w eekly cept fo r an'xdeventh hour coijver- Phillips of B urns w ere here Mon- a h a be provided if p rio rity can th a t 'CCC does not w an t to call
A nsw ering
com plaints of a tution. T hen la st December, six
Mr. Klemme t* be obtained for the needed wire them ; the loan on 1942 w heat
sh o rtag e of a g ric u ltu ral labor in m onths a f te r the petitions w ere
would be 13 cents higher th an on
Oregon, head of the selective s e r fikd A tto rn ey General Van W inkle arc ad h erin g to th e ir 40-hour- su p p o rt as an independent candi- considering the m a tte r of mak
ing
the
race
for
the
Republican
1941 w heat.
vice denies th a t it is due to farm discovered w hat he regarded as week E x ce p t th a t the s ta te selec- date next Novem ber should
nom
ination
for
congress
from
h ead q u arters
la st choose to run a t th a t tim e
boys 'being d rafted . M aking a a serious w eakness in the expense tive serviee
R epairs Plentiful
this d istrict. He is now in charge
survey
of D eschutes, U m atilla. statem en ts filed 'by the referendum week w ent on a seven day week m any believe th a t he will,
of the s ta te school lands and was
R. B. Taylor, sta te AAA c h a ir
. " ?
* * *
M ultnom ah and o th er counties sponsors. A ccordingly he advised w ith the office rem ain in g open
one
tim e ad m in istra to r of the
man and head of the USDAiOWB,
Governor S prague is still c a s t
until 5:00 p. ni.
G eneral H ershey showWù.that about
from
8:00
a.
m.
Snell th a t because of this w eakness
The following quotations are H iked of the difficulty of gettin g
ing about for a new -budget direc Ti ylor G razing act in Oregon.
10 p ercent of the voumr m en in the referendum move was invnl d daily.
He
has
w
ritten
a
book
about
bis
based
on prices being paid in m achinery. The average fo r p ro
tor.
It
will
be
recalled
th
a
t
when
ducted into the service have had
and the m easure could not be
tiiv e ls in Asia and Europe.
duction of new m achinery is 83
\V> (h ie s d a y ’s tr a d i n g :
lie
prom
oted
David
W.
Eccles
to
some aKTicuItural connection. He
...
V(>n w in k |e .s
Rnv Gill. S ta t° G range M aster,
Mr.
Klemme,
if
he
en
ters
the
percent of 1941. Large combines
C
A
TTLE:
G
ood
grain
fed
steers
e tlrih u te s the sh o rtag e to the P
objection to
♦" the
-he expense
exnonse has developed into the m ystery the new post of co o rd in ato r of
race
will
oppose
Lowell
Stockm
an
may be produced up to 75 percent
$11.00
to
13.1,5.
Good
g
rain
fed
w
artim
e
industrial
production
he
high w ages paid in shipyards and
s ta te m e n t lay in th e fa c t th a t they mar of the pending political c a m announced th at Roy Mills, busi- of Pendleton, who has announced heifers $10.50 to 11.25. Good beef of norm al. M achinery fer dairy
other w ar industries and to volun-
A lot of candidates and
did not set out In detail “ for w hat paign.
bis candidacy and perhaps ny cows $8.50 to 9.00, medium $7.50 and sim ilar production has a high
ta ry enlstm ents. He gives it as purpose” certain expense p a y king m akers would like to know ness rep resen tativ e fo r the sta te
o
th ers not yet announced.
to' tt.25-, eomnioh $6.25 to 7.25, t r percentage. k R epairs m ay be
high opinion th a t th ere i« still
c a iic vci...
■.e— Gill’s political in ten tio n s— if any. in stitu tio n s would .tak e over
m ents w ere made. The term “ field
canners $5.00 to 5.75. Bulls, med made up to ISO percent of the pre
these
statem
en
ts.
The
G
range
leader
has
been
fre-
J-ud<ret
work
Then
D
a
n
/F
ry
sud
all the farm labor necessary in
w ork” used in
ium to good $8.50 to 10.50, com- vious year.
too quently m entioned as a possible der.ly resigned as se c re ta ry to the
Oregon if w ages are rig h t. To
the a tto rn e y general held, was
m
ou.$7.50 to 8.25. V ealer calves,
E m ory W orth of th e federal em
M |lls wns
a ttr a c t labor to th e fa rm s, he de broad to satisfy th e requirem ents candidate fo r governor, b u t so fa r board of
good
to
choice
$13.50
to
15.00.
ploym
ent bureau asked fa rm ers to
clares, th ere should be a m inimum of th e law covering this subject, he has refused to sa tisfy public pulled hack to ¿« k e over ¿ h a t job
HOGS: 170 to 215 truckins get in touch w ith th e ir local
the
b
udget
poet
still
w age of $50 a m onth and “found.”
the cu rio sity on this point. In Salem leaving
$12.75 to 13.00: 230 ' to 285 lb offices and ask fo r men early.
In h is ’ opinion over rub'n
this week Gill told new spaperm en vacant. Rumors t h a t th e job has
U nless office of civilian defense atto rn e y general’s ru lin g Ju stic e
The new books recently lifted butchers $11.75 to 12.50; lig h t- p ,,an g M are certain to come and
th a t he had no ‘‘im m ediate inten-
Continued on page two
changes its rule th ere is not a J. O Bailey pom ted out th a t, .,n
in these columns are on thq hJu
Hftra w eight butchers $11.75 to 12.25: Giese cannot he anticipated. Eldon
com m unity in the n o rth w eat to c-reu latin g Initiative and re fe re ff-.
rv shelves. These include the packing sows $9.00 to 9.75. Feed- Gone of »phe Dalles employment
office stated that he might »end
which fire equipm ent will be alio- dum p e tit,o n , in a statew ide cam
group of five adult books p re se n t er pigs $11.00 to 12.00.
* S H E E P : Good to choice fa t a man into this county during har-
e l e d fo r extinguiahm g Incendiary p rig n it is necessary th a t th e pe-
ed by the Legion A uxiliary ami
vvooled la mbs $11.50 to 12.00, cest time if it was desired.
bomba If th e population ia l e s tit ions be placed in the hands of
nine purchased for p rim ary age
medium to good $11.00 to 11.25,
th an 5000. S ta rtin g a t 5000, the volunteer w orkers who dbtam
S ettlem ent of m any of these
readers. Several am ong the la tte r
common $8.50 to 10.00. S lau g h ter pioblem s, adm ittedly depends on
la rg e r the city th e m ore the fire sig n atu res and th a t they be col-
the
la
tte
r
group
are
b
eautiful
ex
C ongress has received a
bill
W hile Oregon has a considerable
ewes, good to choice $5.50 to 6.00.
m asks and steel lected and properly notarized.
a p p a ra tu s gas mi.
_ Those who attend to such details acreage of the so-called ra b b it introduced by R ep resen tativ e Ger- am ples of the book binders a rt, Ft eder lambs, good . to choice, action from oth er sources than
helm ets to be d,strt
.
P
referred to as field brush grow ing wild in eastern and aid W. Landis p f In d ian a which and the new edition of “ Bam bi” $10.00. (wooled) $8.00 (sh o rn ). the farm er although the storage
problem is ap p aren tly to be their
vision is m ade fo r the scores
illu tra te d .b y W alt Disney wifi
Shorn lam bs (fa t) $10.40 to 11.00. exclusive w orry.
The term “ field w ork” southern Oregon, there is little provides for repeal of the federal
tow ns and villages which are as w orkers
autom abile use ta x when p resen t appeal to p atrons of all ages^
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oir raid as is P o rt- is not an uncommon expression in possibility of establishing this as
T hrough an e rro r the Moro
r Pd°8edHow ever some protection connection with political activities. a ciop fo r rubber production.-be- stickers expire Ju ly
1 the Ore-
T.O.O.F.
did not receive thé credit
•aTLrnvided a g a in st fo rest fire's in It has no m ysterious connotation. ij(?ve9 G. R. Hyslop, head of the g On S tate M otor Association
it should have had as the first
18
endm ent to th e p rio rities We believe th a t any laym an would division of p lan t in d u stries
a t learned this week
co n trib u to r to the lib rary for
kill a^ffered bv S e n a to r M cN ary, un d erstan d its m eaning in the Oregon S tate college.
The tax, which will call for a
1942.
I t donated ten dollars
Thè A m erican F o re strv associa- statem en t.
In answ er to m any <lu e r’e^ new paym ent of $5.00 on Ju ly L in December which places them
m any
tion which includes all th e p ri-
««The s ta tu te does not require P rc fe sso r H yslop points out th a t, has been criticized from
Men between the ages of 18
first on 'the lib rary honor roll.
The Wasco Town B asketball
vate tim b er ow ners in th e n o rth -’ th a t
service fo r which m oney since th e content of ru b b er in angles. R ep resentative Landis, in T<»thi donations to date are th irty ami 30 are needed as apprentice
team
is nearin g the e n d , o f its
w est is concerned aibout incendiary is p a jd be m inutely described or ra b b it brush av erag es only about a statem en t, describes it ^ fls . .a
dollars in cash and ten dollars seamen in the U. S. M aritim e season, having five more gam es
.
The M cN ary everv th in g an em ployee does _______ 2 _ per
cent and th a t only in ex- nuisance tax and called fo r repeal
service.^1 A fter a seven m onths to play, and they have a lot of
fires in the fo rests
w orth of new books, y
am endm ent authorizes the presi to earn his stipend be
, s e t v fo rth trem e cases does it g et as h i g h ^ n the following gro u n d s:
AH n et proceeds fimm the play t lain ing course a t P o rt Hueneme, cred it due them having played
“ The autom obile is n o t a lu x
deni to use the m anpow er of G v u in t y,o statem en t of diaburse- as 5 per cent, the processing cost
“ C astles in the A ir,” sponsored C alifornia, they are ready to p u t nineteen gam es w ith the loss of
would he excessive except in the ury. Most cars are used for
cam ps to p a tro l m unicipal w a te r m ent s .”
bv the Moro W om an’s Club, to sea and help insure a steady only three.-
svstem s, g en e ratin g system s and
l (As
a _ so o n -a s the opinion of the event of a really serious lo n g busyness purposes and tra n s p o r ta w h’ch will he presented F rid ay , flow of the m aterials w.e need to
The individual scoring summary
oth er public u tilities a g a n s t the
court w as handed down the tim e em ergency. The tim e involv tion purposes.
F< b ru a ry 20, a t 8:00 p. m. in the win the Avar. F o r fu rth e r in fo r for the nineteen gam es is as fo l
ed in estab lish in g and grow ing
“ Owner of sm all and old p asse n
M oro school, will be tu rn ed over mation contact the officer in lows 1 David R ichelderfer p artici-
hazards of fo re st fires.
s ta te ta x com m ission which had
the p lan ts would also an p ear j»ro- g er cars m ust pay th e sam e
charge. Coast G uard R ecruiting
te(J in oniy eight gam es and is
sta rte d enforcem ent of the tax on
to the lib rary fund.
Jn the army> haa a to tal o f
oid’ b.-'- am ount as do ow ners of larg e
Inside sto ry of why congress c ig a ro tte , on J a n u a ry 8 , u p en d ed ^ tlVe;
The cast, has been w orking Sab- S tation. Room 300. P ioneer
lim ousines and luxurious yachts.
voted one h alf billion dollars fo r
Post Office, P ortland, Oregon.
56
points:
George Macnab, 210;
v<
ry
h
ard
for
several
weeks
on
n
rtivitips
in
th
is
direction.
In
•
«
«
v
lr.s a c u v iv ie s u .
develop much rubber,
“ The sticker system is u n s a tis
China w ithout a dissenting voice tlv m eantim e, how ever, it had col- I0 ' e
Bill Macnab, 136: Melvin Walsh,
p
this play expecting th a t the
facto ry because m any of them
is th a t is the price tax p ay e rs 1M<~d m ore than $43.000 in tax es Ra bbit B rush Common
55. Tom Macnab, 98: Paulen Kase-
com m unity will give it th en
will be destroyed, last, or stolen.”
m ust pay fo r the speech made oy ano fees through the enforcem ent
h ea rty support. The play is full
berg, 42; Steven O’Meara, 46:
•
The American A utom obile As-
S ecretary \ of th e N avy F ra n k 0£, |b e act which, it now develops.
The ' p lan t known as ra b b it
of hum orous lines and situations.
Damon Fields, 50; Dean Tinker-
Qneintion
with which the Oregon
_
Knox to m ayors on J a n u a ry 12. was not in effect. N o ^ th e com- brush is a yellow-flowered type of d u T l . affiliated,
ton, 31. participating in 5 games;
h as led a fig h t S p e c a l m us.cal num bers have Wen
S ecretary Knox, who says he is m ission w ants to know w h at to do so-called sagebrush, which grow s C1U"
E d M illard, 27, . participating In
. . .
arran g e d for between the acts.
m isunderstood, told the m ayors vzitb th is revenue and has asked abundantly in ea ste rn and south- for repeal on the grounds th a t it
T6 date $85,514.78 has been re 4 gam es (sustained injuryL
tl’at" H i'ier7iiu st first .be disposed [ ^ " „ ^ ^ penera’i ' f o t “a n d j n j e ra Oregon. I t is usually found- jg an u n fair assessm en t and tre a ts
Besides
being
ceived in this Codnty by farm ers
___
_ good ball players
- _
as H a i luxurjP
in- g ^ a NGE CALLS M EETIN G
* of "before atten tio
a ?
vzx given
nrivPTI
.
• ' ' * • on-soil
11 th a t 2«.
«/wvtnxuLot
IV ll inn the a automobile*
11 f
1P HS
UXUFY
n could V
be
t‘h at p0;nt7
7
is som
ew hat a alkiline.
for ag ricu ltu ral conservation pay- they are P a trio tis also. TTiey have
to the Japanese. Chinese officials
x •
« • ♦
Guayule, a p lan t suited to the stead of vital p a rt of the national
A m eeting will be held a t A rlin g mei.ts. The county a g e n t’s office plJkyed two double headier gam es
began talk in g of . peace w ith
p a rn n hrazin g the slogan of the dry. h o t clim ate of southw estern production and tran sp o rta tio n , sy s
ton Monday, F eb ru a ry 16. a t 8 rep o rts th a t paym ents are being w ith the aid of-'The Dalles
J r a n saying th ey could not con- |h p atrie n l wnrW t ^ 0 Soitasbart, U nited S ta tes and n o rth ern Mex- tem.
p. m. fos
the purpose of H ik in g returned much slow er than Usual The
A rlington team , ¿wj” *
tinue ’fighting unless aid cam e niana,p er of< O regon’s s ta te fa ir teo has a rubb er content of 15 to
about
the.
farm
labor
problem
,
this
year.
The
to
tal
paym
ents
pn(i
Moro
Town
team
s, wWcn
C harles S*ui*h, countv a g e n t
from the U nited S ta tes and G re a,
week announced th a t b a rfin g 20 p er cent and ap p ears to be the
The
s
ta
te
G
range
executive
com-
will
be
much
la
rg
e
r
th
an
this
b
u
t
them
approximately
thirty
n ig h t
B r’tain and (Pacific coast delega- Unforegeen developm ents the “fa ir moat prom ising. V arious rubber lender, was here Tuesday
m itlee is
responsible for calling the last of them m ay not come for dollars, which is to be t W t d
of
thin
tions ro ared th a t th e w est coast
on „ The announcem ent producing p lan ts will be tested by and p a rt of W ednesday
to the Red Croat.
the meeting.
several weeks.
week.
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Communiciition For
Defense Discussed
Supreme Court KOs Cigarette Tax Suit; Holds That
Constitutional Purpose Cannot Be Legislated Away
Pacific
Embryo Congressman
Visits In County
Fed Steers Worth
$13.00 and Over
Library Gets Books;
Play Progressing
Rabbit Brush No Aid
Repeal of Federal
To Rubber Shortage
Auto Tax Urged
Coast Guard Enlisting Wasco BB Team
Men For Seamen
Wins Steadily
Ag. Couservation
Money Coming
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P»<« two)
. was prompted by periistent rum- 0 . S.
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