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S h e rm a n C ou n ty O b server
E sta b lish ed N o v . 2, 1888
G u ian V a lie v Jou rn a l
tu sta tlish e d O ct. 14, 1897
C O N S O L ID A T E D M arch 6 , 1931
W asco N e w s-E n te r p r is e
E sta b lish ed N o v . 1891
C O N S O IJ D A T E D M arch 4, 1932
Published E very F rid a y at
Moro, O regon
Edito»-
G iles L. F ren ch
Entered as second class matter at
the Postoffice at Moro, O regon
ander Art of Congre.» of March
8, 1879.
O ld
P U » LI S
sf* > t
t»‘d • « A lin . N o o n e Is sta rtin g to
pj;< duct* a lc o h o l fo r rubber In th e
w h ea t c o u n tr ie s w h e re th e re is a
su rp lu s b e c a u se th e y ca n g et no
p ricrlty on c o p p e r and b u ild in g
m a te ria ls. T h e b u sin e ss w ou ld flop*
w h e n real ru b b er is a v a ila b le , too
A nd th en , th e g o v e r n m e n t m a y
g iv e th e nod to th e p etro leu m ru b
ber, w h en an d If It nods.
V ic e -p r e sid e n t W a lla c e is r e p o r
ted a s sa y in g t h a t . ou r s y n th e tic
.ru b b er in d u stry m ust be sc ra p p e d
a fte r th e w a r so w e w ill he a b le
to b u y .fr o m so m e o th er co u n try .
So, th e flght g o e s on w h ile th e
n a tio n w ea r s o u t Its tir e s
w ith
Monday a fte r n o o n d riv in g and it
is a ll a b o u t a s w e lt orgafiftlzed a s
a h ig h sc h o o l p icn ic, and lo ts o f
fu n . W h at if th e re Is a w a r?
I
M ’N BONNETS
Q fjA T I 0 M
11
Kelly’s Column
C on tin u ed fro m
ten d s d istrib u tin g
,r
Kent -Grange
MODERN MASTER OF MOUNTAIN GIUBE»
I*ngc O n e
free In C en tr:,’
and S outh A m erica se ts m a n u fa c
tured in th e U n ited S ta tes. A lse
h e w ill
print and
d istr ib u te □
w eek ly , sim ila r to L ife, g r a tis to
th e p eo p le o f L atin A m erica . H e
w ill sp~nd $3.600.000 th is, fiscal
y e a r on ra d io e n te r ta in m e n t; $f.
700,000 o'n fr e e m o v in g p icture«-
h e w llL su b sid ize L a tin -A m e r ic a n
n ew sp a p er s to p rin t fa v o r a b le r e
p o rts o f th e U n ited S ta tes. T h is
m u ch h a s le a k e d ou t. but in h a n d -
IJng th e $ 2 8.000,000 a p p r o p r ia tio n
S en a to r M cK ella r said R o c k e f l -
le r ’s te stim o n y w a s n o t p rin ted
in c o m m itte e h e a r in g s “b e c a u se
it w a s th o u g h t it w ou ld n o t be
b en eficia l to th e U n ited S ta te« “
to r e v ea l w h a t R o c k e fe lle r w ill do
w ith th e m o n ey . S en a to r M cNary’
tried , in effe ctu a lly .
to a sc e r ta in
w h a t R o c k e fe lle r w ou ld sp en d fo r
“e n te r ta in m e n t o f officials an d o t h
ers o f - th e o th e r A m erica n re p u b -
j«ca’» T h is too w a s a “m ilita r y
Becret” e H o w ev e r. R o c k e fe lle r h a s
a rra n g ed to h a v e R F C sp en d $100.
000,000 in th e b u ild in g o f 100 w ind
j a m m e r . In
S o u th
A m e rica to-
h .ln g b en a n a e. cofree en d o th e r
T h e o th e r d a y th e re w a s a su n -
b o n n et on th e stre et. T rue, it w a s
~ O FFIC IA L COUNTY PA PER
a m o d ern ized v er sio n o f th e k in d
«11 th e . la d ies w o re o n ce u p o n a
SU BSC R IPTIO N R A TES
tim e, but It w a s still a su n b o n n et.
P a yab le in A dvan ce
O N E Y E A R .........-...... ...... ........ $ L 6 0
T h e y o u n g e r fo lk s w o n ’t k n o w
w h a t w e a re ta lk in g a b o u t, s u n - .
b o n n ets h a v e b een p a sse In th e
JU L Y 24, 1942
fa sh io n p la te s fo r Lo. th e se m a n v
j-cars. W om en w’o re th e m In t h e
M A K IX G I T H A R D F O R
d a y s w h en it w a sn 't p rop er to b e
MR. HENDERSON
ta
n n ed to th e co lo r o f crea m ed p ro d u cts to th e U n ited S ta te s In
O ne o f th e p oin ts o f th e pre
p
oint
program
for
co
ffee, d a y s w h e n a cr ea m y w h ite t b e s e , g a llin g sh ip s, .w h ich cou ld
ld cn ts seven
the p reven tion o f in flation w a s sk in a ttr a cted th e m en ..in stea d b e b u ilt q u ic k e r a lo n g C o lu m b ia
riv er or th e P u g e t so u n d .
stsh a llza tio n o f sta g es. T h is past o f d eep su n ta n ,
T
h
e
su
n
b
o
n
n
et
w
a
s
a
n
e
ffe
c
tiv
e
w eek th a t p oint h as b een a b a n
fo r th a t
p u rp o se, too.
doned, at le a st u ntil
a fte r th e g a r m e n t
T h o se w h o re m em b e r th e m w ill
N ovem b er e lec tio n s.
S ta te h o u s e G o ss’U
not q u estio n th e u se o f th e w ord
T h e W ar I^abor
hoard
gn ve
“g a r m e n t’’. T h e lo o se b ack c o v
raises to w a g e ea r n e rs In sev era l
C ontin ued fro m P a g e O ne
ered th e n eck fu lly and sh ield e d
cases.
T he
ru lin g now Is that
th e back o f t h e h a ir
fro m ’t h e orit> a t W a sh in g to n D.C. v
labor sh a ll h a v e In com e to b uy ns
fa d in g rays o f th e su n . T h e s id e s
In rep ly th e g o v er n o r h a s
m uch a s It cou ld b uy b efo re In
w er e sta rch ed stiff and th-e w h o le p ressed th e s t a t e ’s w illin g n e ss to
flation started . F ru it can n ers^ w eru
th in g w as tied
u n d er th e
c h in s u r r e n d e r its cla im to th e sh ip to
re ce n tly giv en a 18 p erc en t raise.
w ith broad str in g s. A sm a ll b oy
n a v y d e p a r tm e n t b ut o n ly on
T h us do th in g s go up— an d up.
d co m ed to w ea r o n e fe lt lik e h is t h e re q u isitio n o f th e se c r e ta r y o f
E c o n o m ists w ere a lw a y s d o u b t fa th e r ’s d riv in g h o rse w ith b lin d
th e n avy. In o fferin g th e sh ip to
ful th a t th is a d m in istr a tio n w ould
ers o n )
th e w a r effort, If and w h en n eed ed
p rev en t in flation . T h eir fe a r s are
G irls In su n b o n n e ts d idn 't ca st th e g o v er n o r ex p re sse d th e h o p e
b ein g . Justified fo r th e p ressu re th e ir g la n c e s
sid e w a y s as
t h e y th a t “ th e O regon cou ld g o forth
g r o u p s th a t co n tro l siz e a b le b lo ck s m a rch ed d ow n th<» „treet.
T h ey
a s o fig h tin g u n it, e ith e r r e m o d e l
o f v o te s are a b le to get vh atev«-r c o u ld n ’t. T h e s tr a ig h t and n a rro w
ed Into an
a ir -c r a ft c a r rier or
th e y w an t. •
p ath w a s a ll th e y co u ld see. N e i s o m e th in g o f th e sort, an d not.
T h u s p o litic s ta k e s p reced en ce th e r a re w e try in g to a tta c h a n y Just be m elted d ow n In sc ra p or
e v e r th e w a r and H itle r's rem ark s m c r a | v ir tu e s t o ‘ th e su n b o n n et.
ju n k e d .”
s a b o u t d em o cr a cie s are p roven true thoRe th in g s d o n ’t c h a n g e m u c h ,
in a n o th e r In stan ce.
com e
su n ta n and
su n su lts
or
D avid E c cles, fo r m e r sta te b u d
It 14 m ore a p p a r en t ev e ry d ay cr ea m y w h lte sk in and su n b o n n ets. g e t d irecto r b u t m o re r e c e n tly a s s
th a t th is n a tion w ill h a v e to h av e
T h ey p ro b a b ly w ill n ev er com** sig n ed to th e Job o f c o o r d in a tin g
d ifferen t a d m in istra tio n b efo re it hack a n y m o r e th a n w ill th e lo n g O r e g o n ’s
in d u stria l d ev elo p m en t.
ca n h o p e to w in th is w ar.
sk ir ts and t h e m u ltitu d in o u s p e t- Is b ack In sa le m w h e re h e Will
ty c o a ts th a t k ep t w o m en p r iso n d e v o te th e n ex t few m o n th s to a
ers o f th e ir c lo th e s. B u t It’s k ln d a stu d y o f th e ta x p ro b lem w ith a
H I S T O R Y I N S C H O O I / ’.
n ice to se e o n e a g a in .
v ie w to p rep a rin g a report fo r the
T h ere h a s b een so m e co m m en t
b en efit o f th e n ex t le g isla tu r e .
• * *
ab ou t th e sta te m e n t th a t A m e r
C
a
reless
sm
o k e r s w h o to ss th e ir
ican c p lle g e s do n ot tea c h A m e r
ican h isto ry . N ow th a t our typ^-j
b u rn in g c ig a r e tte s o n to th e h ig h
•way w h ile d riv in g th r o u g h f o r e s t
o f g o v er n m e n t Is th r ea ten ed from*
______________ - t
w ith o u t w e n n tu r a lly , se a rc h for J # » -
ed a rea s a re lia b le to find t h e m
s e l v e s ’ e x p la in in g ftfblr
ca reless
o th e r w ea k n e sse s. W e A re not ge-i
in»: to lope ou r form o f govern'- F ro m th e O b serv er. J u ly 26. 19IS h a b its to so m e Ju stice o f th e p ea ce
m e n t—
o u tsid e so u r c e s— n o t
F rid a y a fte r n o o n at th r ee o ’c lo th lr su m m er. T h e sta te poUgo as
for lo n g a n y w a y — w e m ay lo se It ck? J u ly 18, born to Mr. an d .Mrs. w e ll ns a ll sta te fo restry Wffibials
from fo r c e s a c tin g w ith in . T h ese E u g e n e A m id on , a b aby g ir l.’ v-®»» h a v e b een Iggtructed to stric lty
fo r c e s are aid ed by th e
la ck o f
M arried: A t th e P r e sb y te r ia n e n fo r c e th e la w w h ich p ro h ib it*
p ra ctic e In th e
effort to,
te a c h in g o f A m erica n h isto ry and Mr.nse. J u ly 19. J o h n a th a n N. M ac su ch
A m erican id eals.
Ione« and M iss B e tsey B oyer, R ev . “ k eep O regon - e g r r e n e e n ”.
•
O n ly 82 p e r c e n t o f th e c o lle g e s A J. A d am s officiatin g.
T h e s ta te w h ich o n ly recen tly
of th e U n ited S ta te s ten ch A m e r
" F . L. H u lery o f R u fu s w h o w a s
an old
n a ta to rlu m at
ica n h isto ry and o n ly 72 p ercen t In M oro M onday rep o rts a field a cq u ired
o f th e m req u ire en te r in g stu d en ts "f ~ acrea on hig farrn th a t th is B a k e r w ith a v ie w to c o n v er tin g
to h a v e h ad su ch h isto r y .
w en t ten aacka o f b a rley to It Into an a rm o ry Is n ow return
It Is o fte n ta u g h t In gra d e sc h o o l
th o a c r e . T h e j a n d w a s fa ll p lo w ed in * th ® b u ild in g to th e city w c
H ig h sc h o o l c o u rses In th e history
and BOwn th is sp rin g
raised
11 w id r e n t it to a new y organ ze
o f th e n a tio n a r e g e ttin g few er,
o f w h e a t la st y ea r.
com pany w h e w
*******
H isto r y is on e o f th e th in g s th a t p r q
l . P o le y w a s c a lle d
to m a n u fa c tu r e o f w a r m M ___
t» y
To Meet
Saturday Eve
I
T h ere w ill be a m ee tin g o f th e
G ra n g e S atu rd a y , J u ly 26.
Mr. and Mrs. W m . J e ffe r ie s had
Mrs. J e ffe r ie s g ra n d fa th e r, W illi: m
Y o u n g , o v er S a tu rd a y ev e n in g .
M iss D o ris S tiles, Mr. an d Mrs.
B la in e M iller and son. L o u is and
d r u g h te r . M avis, and H u gh H o s-
k ln so n w er e d in n er g u e sts S u n d ay
a t th e S a th er ra n ch ,
M iss E llen M cK ay v isited at th e
H o w e ll ra n ch S a tu rd a y a n d , jv lth
M rs. |I a r r y H o w ell, w en t h o r s e -
h ack , hiding.
Mrg j o fcn w ils o n a n d son K en -
n t |j , w er e c a lle r s a t th e G regg
h c m e B unda^ m o rn in g .
K e n n eth S a th e r w a s h ere Sun-
d uv m o rn in g to g e t a load o f c a t
t le a t thte J o h n M a c ln n e s ran ch
fo r sh ip m e n t to P o rtla n d .
Mrs. A d elb ert R ee se and fa m ily
v isitin g a t t h e h o m e o f h e r
P a r e n t.. Mr. a n d Mre. W . C. O uy-
to n . S h e n ow liv e s In T ro u td a le
Mr. and Mrs. K en n eth S a th er
a n d d a u g h te r s w er e K ent v isito r s
T u esd a y w h e n th e y ca m e up to
g e t E u g e n e N o rto n w h o is h elp in g
on th e tru ck .
R o b ert S c h illin g w en t to T he
D a lle s W ed n esd a y to see h is w ife
an»', son, E rn e st.
H erm an P e te r s o f G rass V a lle y
w a s lo a d in g o u t w h ea t M onday
fro m th e ele v a to r here.
A n ep h e w o f R ich ard S ta k o ly ’s
w a s h ere fro m T ex a s la st w eek
le a v in g T h u rsd a y for h is h om e.
W illia m Y o u n g o f G resh am is
h ere to sp en d n -few d ays v isitin g
B o b etta S c h illin g , «fkughter o f
th e R ob ert S c h illin g s h a s been
Stayin g w ith h er au nt, Mrs. J a y
M cK ay w h ile h er m o th er h a s been
in th e h o sp ita l.
Not everybody with a dollar
to sp a re can shoot a gun
straigh t—bat everybody can
shoot straigh t to the bank and
buy War Ronds. Buy your
10% every pay day
A lim o n y is a sy stem by w h ich
wli'q*»' tw o p eo p le m a k e a m ista k e
• ne o th em c o n tin u e s l o pay for It
. ,’:>*p»ng w ith the w ar-tim e acceleration o f it« rail
i.i.
Southern Pacific L ines has ordered 70 of
there giant heavy-duty, oil-burning freight and
I isr e n g c r steam locom otives from T h e Baldw in L oco-
: -
-e W orks, Philadelphia.
ca'os are in front foe greater visibility over
*’ - Zi&TJt grades and through the tunnels o f the
Î e-" ' N evada and other m ountainous parts of
Wage Stabilization
Under Discussion
P re sid en t
R o o sev e lt
pi e s s c o n fe r e n c e
told
he is
h!s
c o n sid e r
ing a sk in g c o n g r e ss for m ore e ffe c
tiv e co n tro ls to k eep d ow p th e co st
o f liv in g . In clu d in g w a g e co n tro l.
T h e n a tio n a l situ a tio n as* reg a rd s
th e co st o f liv in g m u st b e k ep t in
lin e, he said . T h e o n e cr iter io n th a t
m u st be k ep t R e m in d Is w h a t Is
c o s ts th e a v era g e' fa m ily td ‘ liv e .
Southern Pacific L ines w here $75 of this general type
of B aldw in-built locom otives w ill be in service w ith
the com pletion o f this latest order. Ten of the new
en gin es already have been delivered this year.
T h is is a C lass 4-S-8-2 locom otive, w ith four cylin
ders and a tractive force o f 124,300 pounds. E n gin e
and tender w eigh 1,051,200 pounds. T h e tender hol-Js
6,100 gallon s of oil and 22,000 gallo n s o f water. V/h< el
base o f en gin e and tender ia 112 feet, tw o inches. M
j c ic v n t or m ore d u rin g th a t p er
iod w ill n o t be en titled to raise«
Except in ca se s w h e re th e ir ra tes
s till a re su b -sta n d a rd and a ralae
1 j n ece ssa r y to w ip e ou t In eq u a lity ’’
T h e W P B ord ered an in cr ea se
7. ’ 44 c e n ts a day. r e tr o a c tiv e to
la st F eb ru a ry for 157,000 little
H eel w o rk er s. T h e u nion had a s
ked $1 a d a y in crea ses. T h e board
ru lin g a lso p rovid ed m a in te n a n c e
A
k/
an
In crease
of
A ll p erso n s h a v in g c la im s a g
a in st th e E s ta te o f J e ssie A m os,
d ece a se d , are h ereb y n o tlfl.d to
p resen t th e m ,
w ith th e
p roper
v o u c h e r s and duty verified , to ,tb*V’
u n d er sig n e d , th e duty ap p o in ted . ,
q ualified and a c tin g
a d m in istr a
trix o f th e E s ta te o f J e s sie A m os.
d ec< ased . a t th e office o f T. L e s
ter J o h n so n ,
A tto rn ey at
law .
-W asco, Or»'gon. w ith in six m onth*
from 't h e d a te o f th e first p u b li
ca tio n o f th is notlc*. to -w it: J u ly
3 1542.
Isa b ella C rosfleld
L a te o f 1st P u b lic a tio n J u ly 3,1942
D a te o f la st P u b lic a tio n .J u ly 24,
1542.
35-38.
15
'T k a n k i to If o u
J In Other Days |
Is b ein g crow d ed o u t by m an u a l
tr a in in g c o u rses and o th e r courses'"
te a c h in g p h y sic a l sk ill».
.
T h e g ro w th o f th e n u m b er o f
c itiz e n s w h o a r e c r itic a l o
our
rep u b lica n fo rm o f g o v e r n m e n t Is
a p p a lln g . or w a s u n til w ar ca m e
a lo n g to m a k e th e e x p re ssio n o f
su ch se n tim e n ts u n p o p u la r.
The
la ck o f k n o w le d g e ab ou t th e th e o ry
an d p r o c e sse s o f
r e p r e se n ta tiv e
g o v e r n m e n t sh o w s th a t in stru ctio n
h a s b een In a d eq u a te.
T oo sm a ll a p e r c e n ta g e o f y o u n g
p eo p le go to c o llè g e to m a k e it
very im p o r ta n t w h e th e r th ey tea ch
A m erica n h isto ry o r n ot.
T h ey
sh o u ld in sist th a t- fr e sh m e n be
w ell g rou n d ed in th e h isto r y o f
th e n a tio n and e v e ry citizen w h o
se n d s a ch ild tq sc h o o l sh o u ld In-
slat th a t h e be ta u g h t th e h isto r y
an d th e o ry o f ou r k ind o f govern^
m en t.
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‘ Wtft rkWVHX
RFBBER . R U BBER . NO O Nivh
GOT RUBBER
H en t T u esd a y to a tten d M rs. H .
A g om rner th e trip w a s m a d e w ith
Che" aid o f ,Ë W ? I^ewls and h l»
F ord au to .
_
o b H C rv e rt j u | ,
24.
Ed s m ith w a s d ow n T h u rsd a y
d l jvlnK Mrs. S m ith ’s fa v o r ite b u g -
team , a h a n d so m e pair o f w h ite
niUie>t m a tc h e d In ev ery w ay. W e
ftre Rlad th a t th e y are o w n ed b y
M rs g E d c a n t tra d e th e m o u t
o f th e co u n ty .
g a r n u ip B ros, h a v e p u rch a sed
th e M artin H o lm a n
in te r e st In
lo n g k n o w n
H o lm a n
B ros.
th r e sh in g ou tfit.
.
•
, p i ro d A M oore h a v e Issued an
e d it jon o f 25.000 In la n d E m p ire
b o o k i e ts. fo r fr e e d istrib u tio n in
th e eaat W e q u o te fro m it n o w and
| b en on
S h erm a n and _ Morrow-
p ^ yn ties.
J. K. M essln g er. t h e
p o p u la r
J eh u , h a s e sta b lish e d
a re g u la r
S a tu rd a y co a c h lin e to G rass V a l-
lcV. th r o u g h M oro.
4
S ta te
G overn or H p ragu - and
E e ro ste r R o g e r s sp en t th e first
th r ee d avs o f th is w eek on a tour
, nspectln>r
flpe p ro tectio n
p rep a ra tio n s and
t he o p era tio n o f th e fo re str y d ev -
e lo p m e n t program*. T h e official*
v isite d th e H a m le t sta tio n In C la t
so p co u n ty w h e r e
c o n sid e r a b le
r e fo r e sta tio n w ork Is in p rogress,
t h e T illa m o o k co u n ty burn a rea
w h e re sa lv a g e o p era tio n s are b ein g
carried o u t, and th e E llio t sta te
fo re st in w e ste r n D o u g la s co u n ty .
T h e sta te p o lic e h a v e b een e n
g a g ed In a ro u n d -u p o f s lo t m a c
h in e s th e p ast fe w w-eeks.
The
ro u n d -u p w a s ordered by G o v er
nor S p ra g u e a t th e
req u est of
14. G en eral J. L. D eW itt, c o m m a n
d er o f th e w ester n d efe n se area,
w h o w a s p a rticu la r ity Interested
In th e re m o v a l o f th e se
n ick le
g ra b b ers
fro m a rea s in
w hich
tro o p s a re sta tio n e d .
S ta te d ep a rtm e n ts and in stitu
tio n s co n trib u ted 61.36 . |o n s of
A b arrel o f w et ■*<*" hB" b een rubber In th e recen t d rive, it w as
p la ced at th e M oro T ra d in g c o m reported by th e board o f co n tro l.
dard Oil had a c c e s s to th e G e r p a n y co rn er re a d y fo r se r v ic e K T h t sta te h a s a lso
co n trib u ted
m an p a te n ts fo r ru b b er
m ad e n eed ed to flght an y fire in a w h ea t 194.96 to n s o f scra p m eta l to th e
Rom e se n a to r s field. An o u n c e o f p rev en tio n Is w a r effo rt so far.
fre m p etro leu m
L. L.
w a n ted to m a k e s y n th e tic rubber w o rth a pound o f cu re.
P ee tz d o n a ted th e sa c k s and th e
o u t o f farm p ro d u c ts In stead . R e
su lt: n ob od y did a n y th in g but a c tra d in g co m p a n y th e b arrel.
cu se other« o f d ish o n e sty . e tc ..e tc .
V . 8. B arr la st S u n d a y m o rn in g
T h e n a tlo li I. « b o u t out o f real AnU hed ^ d l r n t 200 « e r e . o f .u r n -
rubber, ^ r . p ru b b er I. n ot - u f f m . r fa llo w to w in te r w h e a t. W h en
,-len tly p le n tifu l and p rod u ction o f .p e a b ln e o f th e o p p o rtu n e < m e
b u n a or b u ty d le n e haa b een , and p r e .e n te d by la te raina fo r thia
I. betn«. held u p by th e q u arrel w ork Mr. B a rr .a id th at th e w h ea
U N IT E D
o y er w h ich w ill be beat an d c h e a p ., aow n laat
W ed n ead ay w a .
)uat
STATES
c«t. In th e o ld en d ays, th at Is B.B. Hbr.ut rea d y to co m e up.
T h e first load o f 1923 w h e a t to
fhefors b e a u r o c r a c y ) so m e one
d elivered
w o u ld h a v e th o u g h t It a good lden cnm «L Into M oro w a s
lo it Tue«dny to th e F arm er« E le -
to le t bpth sid e« w ork a t th e prob
lem and find ou t w h ich on e could v a l o r * S u p p ly In bulk by T rum an
i w n a ttis
T h ere h a s b een a lo n g b a ttle
o v e r rubber. «First ou r sto c k p ile
o f ru b b er w a s p retty sm a ll. S ta n -
N o.
by the War Department
this is how ^¡our
W« wx« f v n d
to u o
'«M*. A V*
Muri® fToskhsan, W. M.
P a u lin e I)oum a,' See.
f «<?« 4® ^onorooslg
, a e e e a H t l a g * to o i l o k a
T'ureka L od ge N o .-1 21 A -F & A-M
M eets on th e 1 st and
3rd
T h u rsd a y
eve-
n in g s o f sach m onth,
v
V is itin g m em b ers are
co r d ia lly in vited to
,,t m e e t w ith us.
D nrw in Van (wilder. W. M.
G V. B e lk n a p , S ecr eta ry
ot I9 4 b 4 i
O n e H a lf fo r
t h e A rm ed Force®
O w Army and N a ry — ■
t he men who
jnuat do the fighting.
With them wherever they go. Right
now, in approximately 1000 eamps,
posta and atations. In this country, in
Hawaii, the Canal Zone, Puerto Rico,
Trinidad, Newfoundland, Ioeland,
Alaska, 'Ireland and Australia—
(where next?)
Buildings, equipment, trained per
sonnel to provide a “heart” for a
tough and hard-boiled fighting farce.
To give understanding help in trrrry
personal or family problem, to bring
relief from hurdenaoane worries, te
keep the morale that wins all wars.
And for the wounded and sick, a
service that brings oourage and cheer
to hospital wards. Operation of recrea
tion buildings foe convalescents. Care
that brings them back to usefulness.
Blood for transfusions from the grow-
inga<myofblooddooor*.’'Gray Ladies”
who understand the human needs.
Selection, organising and training
o f all of those who volunteer far Red
Cross service at the front. Enrollment
of 50.000 nurses as a reserve supply
far Army and Navy hospitals as the
need increases.
"'’.op in e
R ebekah L od ge
M oro. O regon
M eets 2d & 4th T u es
lay o f ea c h -m b n th .
V isitin g m em b ers w el
•ome.
L u cille M ay, N . G.
F loren ce J o h n sto n . Se<
N o.
116
T en P e r C en t G oing
fo r C iv ilia n E m e r g e n c ie s
■H.‘ 1
Bomb, flood, fire, tornado— in H o n e
lulu, the Philippines, everywhere in
VP*** -
America, your dollars have met dis-
eater heads up, face on. Thanks to
e
you and this 10 per cent of your gift,
food, shelter, clothing, medical cars
were there on time — whatever the
need, however abort the warning.
O n e < |n n r te r
for P r e p a r e d n e s s
Torn Med Crom will be ««^y «»<*•
ilS pari, if plans sad organiaatwo asd
civilian training sod stockpiles Mrs
tl»« measure of our preparedness.
Even the millions that are Invested
in this may not he enough, aholber
year of war w ill bring now needs.
But foe months slwwd your W ar
Fund haa mads ante th a t i f end when
and wherever tbs aaooj strike», wo
w ill bo ready, with n un power and
woman power, w ith fo o d , »nd »helter
E lm er D a v is of N ew Y ork, who
has b een appointed ch ief of the
Office of War Inform ation by P re si
dent R o o sev elt. The 52-year-old for
m er school teach er and radio co m
m entator h as su p rem e authority to
d eal w ith the p ress, radio, film In
d ustry and a ll other n ew s sou rces,
eith er fed era l or p rivate, and an
sw ers only to the P resid en t.
BONDS
Croat
a factor in*
-T U M
I
por‘ion4 Vo*-*’.'
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la tw Snty*five cents o ut o f each
dollar too much— to be prepared?
Save Time by using
this Modern Deposit Plan
Y e a are tbs foundation of it aB and
the link that workers at the front
must have w ith the folks at home.
Yon am tba producers from whose
workrooms flow the tons o f material,
bandages, clothing and anppboa.
Yen
that fifteen eente out o f
•neb dollar that you give and spend it
far tbs needs that you know beat.
Quick
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C o m p le te Inform ation
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T h e D a lle s B r a n c h o/ t h e
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,
H e a d O ffic e . P o r tla n d . O re g o n
U D IR A I
Crus b an
s
and with trained skill.
Volunteer services? Yes, largely.
B u t your dollars are behind that vol
unteer to guarantee effectiveness.
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r rpciuor » / <Ao oxeculnw nsd/snscuu oA°“ -
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M oto. O regon
M eets E very Second and
F ou rth T h u rsd ays in each
M onth. V isitin g m em tters
In vited
T h o Ausorlesut R o i Cross rouaiors u b a d f t t a r
WAR
STAMPS
War News, Chief
a r e working
You and your »elgÄ ota whs are the
army of tho Rad Cross. S ea s tw enty-
nine million o f you tduha and junior«
banded together bi every community,
ready for any oaR for ssamay oc for eer-
yice. Doing your h it out at your busy
liveo. Keeping your adwar o f tbs w ar
ready for anything. M aking the Rad
AND
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RED CROSS DOLLARS
y iC T O R Y
8 tr # n t ~
d o th e best th e q u ic k e st.
A Held fire on th e H u ck ln place
TTnder th e c ir c u m sta n c e s no oil
c o m p a n y d a res to sta rt p ro d u c fa rm ed by E dw ard McMHleyi six
tion o f s y n th e tic ru b b er w ith o u t m liee n o rth w est o f Moro lAte W ed
g o v er n m e n t aid b eca u se th e In n esd a y a fte r n o o n d estroyed ahou*
v e s tm e n t w ou ld b eco m e w o rth less 140 acre« o f sta n d in g grain and
real r « b b * r c o u l d b e . n j - t
» '-n ie »n. k e d u h c . i t
113. I.O . O F.
M oro, O regon
M eets 1st and 3rd
T u esd a y s
in
th t
1 .O ..0 .F . hall T rai
sie n t and v isitin g
b roth ers are cordi
•H y in vited to mee7
,\;th u s.
P a u l M ay. N . G.
P ei cy T hom pson. Sec._____________
Sand traps lure quarters for the
USO on L oa A -sjilca go’f cou rses.
A hancty bank .s w ai Irg
receiv e
a 25-cent p iece t t i r y U ~ie the golfer
lands in a bunk:«.
,
Red Crow arxounlt a n audited
FVimi th e O b serv er. J u ly ±7. IM S
BUY
ch eck
off o f u n ion due«. T h e president.-*
re ferr in g to th e b oard 's little steel
ru lin g , said ' th e e n tir e n ation al
p rob lem o f w a g e s Is re la tiv e. In
p rod u ction o f an a r tic le lik e sty*el
an In crease o f 5 p ercen t In th e
w a g e s w ou ld n ot fo r c e up ttyc cost
o f liv in g
n ea rly a s
m u ch a s a
c o m p a ra b le In crease, for Instan ce
In a c a n n in g fa cto ry
t h a t . p ro
d u ces food , h e said .
N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S
'.n1.ties’ for USO
T h e W ar L ab or B oard a n n o u n
ce« a fo rm u la f o r .a n a tio n a l w a g e
sta b iliz a tio n
p o licy
d esig n ed to
m a in ta in w o rk ers p u r ch a sin g p o w
er ut J a n u a ry 1941
le v els. T h e
b ea rd said
‘‘as a g en er a l
ru le
w o rk er s n r e 'e n tltle d to 15 p ercen t
m ore
w a g es th a n th e y
had oh
J a n u a r y 1. 1 9 4 1 , to m e e t th e in -
c r e a s e s in liv in g c o sts from that
d a t0
M ay j 1JU2 W o ;k e r s w hn
h a v e receiv ed
o f u n ion m e m b e r sh ip and a
IH P O S II
IS S IIR A N C C
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