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Official County Paper
Moro, Oregon. Friday, March 13, 1942
F ifty-F ourth Y ear N o . 19
County Office
Grass Valley
Zebras Win
BB Tourney
Generals Learn How to Keep ’Em Rolling
Search Starts
This Week
Ir a tourney re p resen tin g eig h t
town team s from P arkdale, Odell.
P o rtlan d , Bonneville, The Dalles,
M asco and G rass Valley two
Sherm an county team s reached
the finals of the In tern atio n al
Town Team T o u rnam ent held, a t
P ark d ale S atu rd ay , M arch 7, 1942.
T o’reach the finals the G rass V al­
ley Zebras defeated the Bonne­
ville E ngineers 8-17, the Odell
Ti wnies 15-33. In the finals a fte r
both team s had played two gam es
th e Z ebras downed W asco 19-23.
The tournam ent com pleted a
s trin g of 12 s tra ig h t victories fo r
-♦•tbe Zebras a fte r losing the first
gam e of the season.
§• O t o t
Treasurer Seeks Re-election;
• Two Candidates For
t
\
Judge Expected ..
County politics suddenly became
W ashington, iD. (C., Mar. 12— active this week as candidates
-President Roosevelt is planning to heretofore potential filed for office
rejuvenate his cabinet. This has or distributed petitions for signing
ibeen under consideration for about ttby voters of their parties.
two m onths and is being urged by
Mrs. Naom i Van Gilder w as first
advisers who are n o t cab in eteers, to officially signify h er intentions
n atu ra lly . C hange can be e x p e c t­ o f seeking re-election this eyar.
ed in se c re ta ry of s ta te , sec retary She is county tre a s u re r and will
of w ar, se c re ta ry of navy, secre- seek re-election to th a t office if
of labor and, possibly, sec retary favored wih the nom ination in the
of com m erce. C riticism is th a t D em ocratic prim aries.
th ese high officials a re too old to
J e r ry W ilson o f K ent, county
c a rry the responsibility of an all- com m issioner, filed fo r office W ed
cut war.
nesday, thus dispensing w ith the
T here is no prospect of any petitions. He has been com m is­
cabinet m em ber resigning, but sioner fo r seven y ears and seeks
they can be prodded into su b m it­ to be judge. It is understood th a t
tin g a resig n atio n . Cordell H ull, p ie s e n t judge George A. P o tte r of
se c ie ta ry of sta te , is tired and no Klondike will file again for the
longer d irects his d ep artm en t. His office.
vacation is^ expected to become
Mr. W ilson’s sta te m e n t follow s:
p erm anent.
S ecretary of w ar
“T hrough th e ea rn e st solicitu
Stim son is around 74, and th e tio n r of my m any friends, I have
« ’’my would like to see a younger decided to become a candidate for
m an on th e pob. (Rep. Jam es the office of County Judge. ’The
W adsw orth, New Y ork R epubli­ su re ty I have to offer is my t h ir ­
can, is being m entioned as his ty five years a resident -and c iti­
successor. He w as fo rm erly a zen of Sherm an County. I have
sen ato r but w as defeated when he endeavored to live soberly, honest
cham pioned repeal of th e 18th ly and helpfully am ong you. T
am endm ent. He has been a critic have made m istakes, it is tru e, but
of the ad m in istratio n ’s dom estic have at all tim es tried to profit by
policies but is w hole-heartedly for them .
its fo reign policy.)
As a young plan, I cast mv lot
S ecretary of the Js’avy F ra n k w ith Sherm an "(County and its
Knox has been in the W hite House people. I have found it a land of
doghouse since la st D ecem ber 7. opportunity. S trictly th rough m y
The sec retary talked too m uch; own efforts. I have been able to
m&de to o m any boasts of th e con- eetalblish a hom e and to raise a
dnon of th e navy and w h at it could fa m ily of five boys and one girl
do. He said th a t w iping out H itler and to give them a fa r b e tte r op­
was th e m ajor objective and th a t p o rtu n ity th an I m vself enioyed
the Pacific could w ait. T his s ta te ­ as a vouth. F o r this, I am tru ly
m ent cost ta x p a y e rs a h a lf billion giateful.
d o llars given China to prove Knox
*‘l am now six ty -th ree years of
did not know w het he w as balking age, have served seven years as
about. He has advocated sending com m issioner.
My record is an
new in d u stries inland from the over. book. I have endeavored to
coast, h u t he assu re d a Pacific deal fa irly and im p artially.
coast delegation a few day s ago
“ If it is the will of the people,
th a t he had been “ m isquoted” in it would be a source of very g re at
the p ress.
satisfactio n to me if I could round
F ires are being sta rte d under otv m y ca re e r w ith one term a t
Jesse H. Jones, se c re ta ry of com ­ least as your Countv Judge. -M v
merce. He blundered w ith synthe- sen s are larg ely tak in g over the
t ’c ru b b e r and had been ao banker- duties of the farm , and I would be
minded in buying m ateria ls th a t ip a position to devote a consid-
he is held responsible fo r some of eraide portion of m y tim e to the
the sh o rtag es. He is probably duties of office,
If elected, I
th e m ost influential m em ber of the prom ise a clean, economical and
p re sid e n t’s inner circle. M adam efficient administration.”
P erk in s will go out w ith th e re s t
ami Sidney H illm an is expecting
Health Association
Makes Sale Report
The Sherm an
C ounty H ealth
A ssociation wishes to express its
appreciation to th e people who
donated so liberally to the o rg a n i­
zation this year. It also th an k s
each local chairm an fo r th eir
sh I i ndid work, says Mrs. A lberta
M ills, county chairm an.
On March 1st the following
aim lints had been collected; Moro,
$173.8(1; Wasco, $156.25; G rass
Valley, $91.70; R ufus, $62.75;
Draft Board
l
Draws Serial
Numbers
113 Men, 20 to 45,
Waiting For Order Number
Reading March 17
Follow ing is the list of re g is­
tra n ts fo r the th ird d ra ft re g is­
tratio n made here F e b ru a ry 18
The serial num bers were given
them Monday by th e local board.
The T preceding the num bers
signifies the th ird 're g is tra tio n .
M arch 17, the gold fish bowl
wil be bro u g h t ag ain ’ back In
W ashington and th e order num bers
given to all men in this l i s t F o r
serial num bers B enjam in F ra n k ­
lin Brooke of Biggs drew No. 1
and Orville Hockman of Moro drew
113, the last numiber on th e
Sherm an county list.
T 111 Adams, Dewey M., K ent
T 57 (Allen, M yers E.,
R ufus
T 39 Axtell, Billie F.,
Moro
Brig. Gen. T. E. Marchant (ieft), and Brig. Gen. J. C. Hutchnson get into overalls at motor transport
T 54 A xtell, Bobbie J.,
Moro
school. Holablrd, Md., where, for the first tim e in history, lb ;h ranking officers are taking a two-wccks’ course
T
9
Baibb,
Melvin
E.,
G
rass
V.
with a view to giving the officers first-ha^id information on driving convoys in difficult terrain. Right: A m aster
T 19 B ardenhagen, W. T., G. V.
sergeant shows three brigadier generals the inside of a (rut: wheel, and Low to keep it properly greased
T 101 Ball, Ted M aurice, Grass V.
and prepared.
T 47 B alsiger, Wendell T., Moro
T 30 Barnet, Roy P.
G. V.
T 73 Barnum, Henry
Mori
1 69 Bayer, Frank E.,
G. V.
1' 67 Bennett, Richard N., Kent
E d i t . $45.80; T o ta l $530.30.
T 89 Bihby, Arthur
G. V.
Given in the av erag e re tu rn per T 38 Bishop, Rolin G.
B iggs
o th er men now engaged in non-de­
l i tt e r sent out, the re su lt is ns T 13 Blau, W alter L
Wasco
By A. L. Lindbeck
fense jobs and by women and
fo llo w s::
T 102 Buether, Bill H.
G. V.*
Salem , Or., M ar. 12.— W ith less children. L. C. Stoll, director ot
Moro, .88: K ent, .81; W asco, T 48 Burrell, Bart
Moro
.75 R ufus, .66; G rass Valley, .58. T
th an th re e w eeks rem ain in g u n til the Oregon em ploym ent > aervi'de,
1 Brooke, Benjamin F. Rufus
The association also w ishes to T 27 Burckert, W. E. Klondike
the deadline on p rim ary filings rep o rted th a t a complete re g is­
Three talk s on the subject
express its appreciation
to the T 63 Brady, Arnold N.
Oregon D em ocrats are scu rry in g tra tio n of persons available for
Rufus
Foods To Keep You F it were g iv ­
about in a d e sp e ra te effort to find h arv est w ork would soon he ready. en Sherm an county this week by W asco High School fo r donating T 50 Christianson, A. B.
Moro
a ’l the tvping and m im eograph T 32 Christianson, R. K.
some candidate to oppose Chas These lists a re being made un from
Moro
Mrs. K athleen Ball, extension
work and to the W asco G rain T 15 Clodfelter, Donald L. G V.
L. McNary in his campaign for the com pulsory re g istra tio n of all
specialist in nu tritio n . The m eet­
G row ers C o-operative Association T 80 Douma, Aurelius
re-election to another term in the men betw een 18 and 65 v ears o<
Moro
ing in Moro was held Tuesday
U. S. senate. This, too, in spite age, a v o lu n ta ry survev of women
fa r work donated.
T 108 Douma, Gheraduis
Moro
aftern o o n at the W om an’s club
It is still not too late to bring T 59 Doyle, Charles E.
of the fact that W illis Mahonew w orkers and a reg istratio n of
G.
V
buPd’ing, the one at G rass Valley
thia am ount up to the $560 which T 51 Eslinger, Jake B.
of Klamath Falls, Portland Apd school children above the six'll
G.
V.
W ednesday at) the school house
will he needed to c a rry on a years T 18 F auskee, Roy
W ashington D.
who came s g rrd e . The h arv est seasoh w hich
Kent
ami the Wasco m eeting in the
h ealth
p rogram
in
Sherm an T
near to beating M cNary six years sth A s hr th e fentario d istrict
6
Ferguson,
W
illie
J.
G.
V.
school house th ere T hursday.
ago has come out in support of ea rlv in A pril will continue until
Moro
ci unty.
T 94 Flatt, Floyd D.
These m eetings w ere sponsored
the Republican sen ate leader w ith
¡n Novem ber w ith dem ands for
Wasco
T 64 Fox, George L.
by
the Oregon N u tritio n Council
a declaration th a t his su p p o rt of th o usands of seasohal w orkers in
7 Fritts, King
G. V
T
f< r D efense of which Mrs. A vi
the national ad m in istratio n ’s de- a jj sections of the s ta tt.
Waeco
T 10 Fritz, Clarence
Milam is chairm an. All counties
ftn.se program has earned fo r him
, # ,
T 58 Futter, Vem Francis Moro
ir. the s ta te will have an o p p o r­
the rig h t to re ta in his seat fo r a n ­
Moro
T 91 Gillmor, Robert E.
•Ralph H. M itchell, sec retary to tu n ity to h ear sp eak ers on the
95
Gillmor,
Clyde
Carl
Moro
o th er term .
T
Public U tilities com m issioner, O.R.
G. V.
T 85 Gilkison, Norrie E.
D em ocratic leaders are try in g to Bean, for the p a st th ree years t il’ jrc t of n u tritio n .
The Moro W om an’s iflub m et on
A
course
of
five
talk
s
have
been
2
Guy,
Bernice
Weld
Waeco
T
persuade Carl C. Donough, U nited h as been • appointed hv G overnor
T uesday with a larg e attendance
T 86 Harper, Ellis Leland Miller
S ta tes d istrict atto rn e y , to e n te r F p rag u t as executive sec retary of p rep ared . It is expected th a t the
of m em bers and guests. Mrs. J. K.
second
of
the
series
will
he
given
Wasco
T 33 Hardman, John C.
th< lists a g a in st M cN ary hut so the bureau of in d ustrial co n serv a­
McKean
sang
two
selections,
fa r Donough has shown no incli­ tion, a new federal agency in in this county in A pril when Mrs “ T rees,” and “ The S ta r Spangled T 76 Hilderbrand, J. M. Waeco
4 Hilderbrand, O. G. Waaeo
1'
nation to give up b is p resen t job ch arg e of the s ta te salvage p ro ­ lb P will retu rn .
B an n er.” Mrs. l / ’Roy W rig h t in- T 113 Hockman^ Orville L. Moro
"
'in
s
tru
c
tio
n
in
the
minimum
food
fo r a chance a t the sen ato rsh ip
gram . Com m issioner Bean ex ­
'troduced the speaker, Mrs. K ath-
T h a t R obert S. F arrell, J r., is plained th at M itchell h as been req u irem en ts fo r » good nu tritio n erine Ball, nu tritio n specialist from T 96 Hogue, Ormand Wren G. V.
not to rem ain unopposed in his “ loaned” to the new job fo r the was given in each of the talks. O S C., who spoke on the subject T 103 Holmes, William S. G. V.
8 Istle, Anthony
G. V.
Difcussion was about the act mil
race fo r se e rta ry of sta te now a p ­ (’u ra ti on.
” to Keep F it.” The g irls T
Wasco
foods required w ithout scientific “ Food high school were special T 70 Jacoby, George R.
pears certain. At least two dem o­
* * *
T 98 Jacobsen, Thomas
Waaco
classification as to calories, v ita ­ of the
c ra ts are now seriously eyeing
guests to h ear th e talk by Mrs. T 104 Johnson, W alter T. B i « »
O regon’s m achinery is all set mins. proteins.
th is job. These are F ran cis L a m ­
Pull.
S ecretary of A g ricu ltu re Claude
T 75 Jordan, Ernest L.
Miller
b ert, M ultnoham county tre a su re r. fo r the distribution of s u g a r r a ­
The basic foods, as stated by
Mrs. Cunliffe, the president,
W ieknH is the baby m em ber of
5 Kaseberg, L. E.
Wasco
anu Wm. A. Delzell, who served tioning hooks ju st as soon as th e Mrs. Ball, arc milk, eggs, v e g e ta ­ (•(inducted a short business meet- T
Moro
the cabinet. He is under 50; th re e
as sec retary to G overnor W alter office of price ad m in istratio n de­ bles. fru its and milk products and ing a t the close of the afternoon T 107 Kenny, Charles L.
T
22
Kenny.
Clifford
A.
Moro
others a re under GO, and all the
term
ines
the
re
g
istra
tio
n
d
ates,
P
ierce.
T
here
is
also
still
a
pos-
a
sufficient
am
ount
of
these
will
announcing th a t o ur next m eeting
Oregon is in m ore d an g er of
re st are in th e ir 60s and 70s. The going "cold °next w in ter " th a n lit is silulity th a t F a rre ll m ay have op- according to Rex , P u A tm an , s ta te insure adequate n u tritio n . The
T 56 Kee, Eben Burr
G. V.
(,n M arch 20 would Ibe Girl Scout
p re sid e n t had m ade a s ta r t tow ard of goirnr h u n g ry G overnor C harles position in his own cam p w ith «superintendent of education who reason fo r the im portance of the
T 41 Karnes, Glen Louis G. V.
m eeting with an outside speaker
School su b ject a t this tim e is th a t a
T 109 King, Robe°rt Keith Moro
in jectin g new blood in the arm y A S prague declared F rid ay n ight George F la g g , p resen t d eputy un- h a s c h a rg e of
and work by the girl scouts.
T 42 Kock, Alfred
G. V.
(B ritish are talk in g of m aking a ■
-adio address
der S ecretary of S ta te Snell, still house« all over the s ta te will serve th ird of the d ra ftees drawn to
T 106 Kuypers, Charles F. Rufus
deadline a t 45 fo r arm y officers) lF 'R eporting on ’“ im m ediate de- seriously considering e n te rin g the ns rP^ s t r a t i o n c e n te rs a n d ^ h -
arm y service were found unfit for
T 31 I^m ley, Frank Alfred G. V.
' but th ere are still mifny old-tim ess fense needs”, the G overnor said race to succeed his p resen t boss e rs will do the re g iste rin g and dis the job afid about 10 percent of
who
have reached
top
rank th a t tra n sp o rta tio n lim itations ap- who is now engaged in a cam paign trib u te the I >ooks. T he re g is tra these had ailm ents traceable to
T 20 I/emley, Arzell S.
G. V.
T 110 Macnab, Peter Joseph Rufus
tbrM i'rh «•mmritv. As ouicklv as pcared likely to im pair the supplies for the republican nom ination fo tioi. period is expected to cover n u tritio n a l deficiency. Tw enty per
possible these officers will be w eed­ ol fuel fo r the com ing w in ter and governor a g a in st the p re s e n t m- fo u r davs with re g istra tio n offices cent of d ra ftees had poor teeth
T 29 Martin, L. J.
Klondiks
T 99 Mathieson, Hugh S. Rufus
ed out and younger men advanced. he urged conservation of all fuel cum bent C harles A. Sprague,
open from 4 to 6 p. m. and 7 to 9 it dicating a lack of calcium.
•A D ram atic P resen tatio n called T 35 May, Clifford F.
Moro
The en tire w ar m achine is p re ­
The April m eetings will have
The g u b ern ato rial race was p. m. each day.
supplies and heavy sto rin g of avail
lb
w
Much
Owest
Thou
Thy
Lord
.
T
82
May,
Wallace
Leon
G.
V.
E
ach
of
the
ratio
n
'books
will
p arin g to be tran sfo rm ed , from
f< r a topic "P lan n in g the F am ily
this week,
cordwood and millwood to som ew hat enlivened
is
being
sponsored
by
the
W
om­
T
105
McDonald,
W.
H.
Rufus
cab in et m em bers to -the navy and able
contain
28
stam
ps
and
each
mem-
pood Supply.”
p re p are fo r the possible em er­ too, w ith the e n try of an o th er
a n ’s M issionary Society of Moro T 14 McKee, Marion E.
Moro
arm y.
Today the U nited S ta tes
ar.d h ith erto unheard of candidate boi of the fam ily, re g ard less of - ■ -------------------------------------
i.
gency.
P iesh y terian church a t 8^ o’clock T 46 McKee, Lewis Carl Moro
pn-.
will
he
e
n
title
d
to
a
.book,
hut
has the m ost elderly w a r govem -
Mr. S prague re fe rre d to the hi the person of G rover C. F re t- s'a m p s will he torn out of the
T 21 McLeod, Willard F. Moro
Sunday evening, M arch 15.
n ifn t of an y in -the world. This
pam phlet now being prepared by weli of P ortland. F retw ell, a dem ­ honks for su g ar on hand a t the
The m issionary play will provide T 55 Millard, E. Bruce
Rufus
wiil soon.?be changed.
the C ivilian D efense O rg an iza­ ocrat, is run n in g on a p latfo rm
* ♦ *
T
44
Milter,
Marvin
Earl
Moro
the
program
of
the
evening.
iPon'inucd cn P ag e tw o)
as: which calls fo r th e su b stitu tio n of
The ch a rac te rs consist of sev­
81
Moore,
Collis
P.
Moro
H ere is the reason th a t the tion to answ er such questions homi»
the golden rule and the ten com ­
incendiary
eral groups of m others and d a u g h ­
43 Morgan, Warren H. G. V.
M ilto n -F reew ater d isrict, on th< “ Suppose an
m andm ents fo r the m an-m ade
should
() The
Kent
Am erican Legion te r. in our com m unity, who will
77 Noonan, Lloyd Benny Moro
n-PP-on W ashington line, is ask drops on your roof, w h at
in g ^F arm S ecurity ad m in istratio n you do? If it burns w jth a b ’"d in g law s under which Oregon is now
A u xiliary m et a t the home of im personate m others and daugh-
37 Oestreich, Clarence A. G. V.
operating. C apitol co rrid o r gossip
I,r ro th y( D unlap Tuesday a f te r ­ t» i s of other nations.
68 Olds, Willard Dean
G. V.
for a mobile tra n s ie n t fa rm w ork- w hite l i g h t is it prosphorus or a ’sc has it th a t P eter Zim m erm an
noon and sewed fo r the Child Wel-
T he groups of ch a rac te rs arc.
88 O’Meara, Stephen R. Wasco
e rs’ camp. In less th an two m onths m agnesium ? * If you are caught
polled
n
early
To be
in an
an air-rt
air-raid blackout in an auto of Y am hill, who
fj.T'1 C enter. Twelve new p rin t Mrs M artin M elzer and Mrs. Flor-
36 Oveson, Merrill M.
Moro
the h arv estin g will s ta rt. To
be in
100.000 votes as an independent
acres
of
mobile,
w h at should you do ?
‘
Mrs. Dewey
dresses
and
two
new
woolen
sk
irts
97
iPavne,
G.Franklin
•
Biggs
q
u
o
tatio
n
s
encc
Thompson.
h arvested are 33,000
The
following
800 you are downtown when the air- candidate fo r g o v ern o r in 1934.
87 Phillips, Clyde L.
Miller
in addition to five used d re s ^ * and Thom pson and Ana jean K nighten.
peas, 2500 acres of prunes,
th e m ig h t get into the race ag ain , th is based on prices being paid
of
ra
id
signal
sounds,
Mrs.
N
ina
P
in
k
erto
n
and
P
atricia
four
used
sk
irts
were
on
display.
74
Proudfoot,
John
R.
Wasco
acres of cherries. 125 acres
tim e as a Republican candidate. W ednesday’s trad in g :
s lr a w b i r t ic s ^ 350 f a c r e . P > o c e d « r e ? ”
Zim m erm an however, refused to
49 Peters, Herman Dick G. V.
CATTLE: Good g ra in fed steers Several pounds of carp et .ra g s P inkerton. Mrs. Abbie M elzer and
Mrs.
B ernard
w ere prepared for use of he V e t­ D orothy M iller;
28 Pinkerton. Thomas D. Moro
beets, 500 acres ot aso
arag
u
»
,
4
nese
anu
many
confirm
these
rum
ors.
N
eith
er
did
(W
)
t
o
13.00.
few
exceptionally
re- confirm
. dpny
of tom atoes. 150 acres of will be answ ered in th e state-p
»tate-pre
conhrm these
tn e . rum
SI .W
Goo<J Erftin fe() eran s in ’he R oseburg hospital.
92 Peters, Fred Kopke G. V.
M artin will im personate the S p irit
of
pared
pam
phlet,
the
Governor
said
he
11 Peters. Lawrence L. Moro
Il
was
voted
to
sponsor
a
poppy
of
Civilization.
cucum bers, and 100 wrea o pared pam p et, t e
p
y indicating, a t least, th a t he had n o t h eifers $10.75 to 11.50. Good beef
aen i X f i n n e w h U h ^ closed thd ^ o r a . a H s t a la s t row s $9.25 to . 0 ^ m edium m
p o rte r contest in G rass Valley,
78 Reynolds, John
Biggs
K
m
t,
Antelope
and
Shaniko
63
Rohde,
Robert
Moro
to 9 00 common $7.00 to 8.00, e a r ­
R \T K )N IN G BOARD
wUhir «0 days.) The d airy
of th e pham plet w ilV be m inute d e c s,o n to run.
schools
and
to
give
th
ree
prizes
of
71
Rohweder,
Fredrick
Moro
ners $5.75 to 6.50. B ulls, medium
ined. F td e rally
train ed Lx-
Able ibodied men. women and
79 Rust, Vivian Victor Wasco
defense stam ps in each of three PERMITS TIRE SALES
common
industry with 3000 head of ca ttle exp]a
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.
to .good $8.50 to 10.25,
40 Royce, Lloyd L.
Waaco
and 4000 acres of a lfa lfa <dso re- perta are now schooling m struc- children n o t actively engaged in
.
.
The tire ratio n in g hoard a t its
$7 50 to 8.25. V ealers, good *o divisions of contest.
o
th
er
•
defense
efforts
m
ay
he
62
Rust,
Ralph
E.
G. V.
ouires additional w orkers.
> to rr in the Civilian Defense Or-
luck
dinner
in
honor
qf
A pot
re g u la r m eeting W ednesday nigh-
choice $14.00 to 16.00.
23rd an n iversary was
17
Sayrs,
Carroll
Moro
F v erv house available has been g an izaton, th e
G overnor sanl. d ra fted fo r w ork ' in O regon’s
lb
trucking
the
Legion
govt perm ission fo r the following
HOGS: 170 to 215
h
a
rv
e
st
fields
th
is
y
ear
according
<
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¿.Ur.
Woii'i
m
,
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will
la
te
r
deal
i
n
^
Kent
on
61
Searcy,
Serai
Ward
Moro
rcr.ted by w orkers on the W a lla These in stru cto rs
p, rsons to buy truck tires or tubes.
$13.65 to 13.75 a few to $13.85: planned to he held
46
Schadewit»,
Melvin
R.
Moro
Sunday.
M
arch
1
Dtky.
,ät
1:30
p.
m.
W alla defense op eratio n s. > L ast directly w ith the public, he an- to plans discussed by ag ric u ltu ral
butch ers $12 75 to
N-i autom obile tire s are to be given
and employment- leaders here this
65 Schilling, Arhur W.
G. V.
lightw eight b u tch ers $12.50 M m ihers of o th er posts and
veai the m ig ra n t fa rm , w orkers nuonced.
out e x c e p t. in extrem e necessity.
week. G overnor S p rag u e, ad d ress­ to 13 00-'p^feking sows $10.25 to il arics in - the county are
112 Shull
Ernest E.
Moro
cam ped along highw ays or in o r­
A J. Smith, a fire And tube, H. M.
ing
the
conference,
pointed
out.
66
Shull,
Ted
Moro
iFrancis
V.
G
alloway,
well
known
11
50
Feeder
pigs
$12.75
to
13.u0.
(|
ir.n
y
invited
t
?
,atte
n
d
.
chards but health a u th o rities now
Zell, tire, Lowgll B urres, tire and
16 Stark, Curtis Theodore G.V.
object. An effort is being made to atto rn e y of The D alles, died sud- th a t dem ands of the n atio n ’s a rm ­
¿ H F E P - Good to choice lam bs
The next ea rn in g m eeting will tube W. C. F uller, tire and tube
100 Stott, Charles Ahrin W asco
have th e abandoned CC-C cam p a t. dt>nly a t his home th ere fro m coro- ed forces and defense indu stries e ii 50 barloads quotable to $12.25:. t e Ineld a t the home of Ted Ball ¡md four recaps, T. W. Alley tire
tu rn e d over to FSA t^ n t ry throm bosis T uesday a ft^ r- have taken th o u san d s of men out medium to good $10.50 to 1L25. on T hursday evening, M arch 26.
24 Smith, Ernest Clyde
Kent
and tube.
72 Smith, W alter E.
Wasco
fu rn ish accom odations for m ig ran t noon. Mr. G alloway had often aF- of the sta te who hereto fo re have common $8'»0 to 10.00. S la u g h ter
each
,A t the close .of the m eetin g
The hoard ratio n s tires
labor so u rg e n tly needed in th a t per.red ¡„ the S ^ rm an C ounty l eer, available fo r the harv est. The
Continued ea
, good to choice $5.75 to 6.50. re fresh m en ts w rere served by the week to the e x te n t of its quota
of these m en, the governor ewes,
f . 1t 95
' hc«tess
___ _ circuit, court and h»c1 been a tto i- places
warden spot. , '•
..i d , would have to be taken by Short lambs $10.25 to 11.25.
nosteaa.
6
— iContinued^on^Fage two)
ney for many local persona.
D em ocrats Searching For
Women Hear
C andidate To Oppose Sen. McNary Ta|ks Qn
Good Foods
Moro Women Hold
Adjourned Meeting
Sprague Warns Of
Possible Fuel Shortage
Missionary Group
Arranging Play
Kent Auxiliary To
Sponsor Poppy Sale
Hogs Reaching
For 14 cent Mark
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