Sherman County journal., November 13, 1942, Image 1

F ifty -F ifth Y e v N o .
Moro, Oregon. Friday,
y, N o v em b er 13, 1942
Eisenhower Confers with Staff
W ASHINGTON
D.
C.— Oppoxl
tion o f o rgan ized lab or to plana >
fo r u n iv e rsa l m a n p o w e r r e g im e n t
ta tlo n h a s resu lted in a c h a n g e ofC
a d m in istr a tio n p o licy on th is ques-:
tion , fo r th e tim e b ein g a t least.,
E v en w ith o u t th e a c tiv e opposl-3
tion o f u n io n officials it is doubt**
fu l if co n g r e ss at th is tim e w o u ld
MaJ. Gen. D w ig h t D. E isenhow er, com m ander of the A m e ric an forces
pass le g isla tio n g iv in g
bureau*
in the E uropean th eater of w a r, is shown (center) conferring on m ilita ry
c r a ts final and c o m p le te say o v er
problems w ith two m em bers of his staff a t headquarters in London. P ic­
th e liv e s o f all th e m en an d w o ­ tured a t le ft is Capt. E rn e s t R. Lee, and a t rig h t, L ie n t. Com . H a r r y C.
m en o f th e n ation .
«
Batcher.
In th e o ry , d raft o f all m a n p o ­
w er is Just as fa ir a s th e d r a ft­
ing o f th e m en fo r m ilita ry s e r ­
vice. A ctu a lly , h o w ev er, it is very
d c u b tfu l
th a t
en o u g h
w isdqm
w ou ld p rev a il a m o n g th e officials
d esig n a ted to a d m in ister su ch a
p rogram to p reven t u n n ec essa r y
h a rd sh ip and to avo id w r e c k in g
n ation al ec o n o m y , or so le a d in g
m em b ers o f co n g re ss fe e l. E v en
w ar and p atriotism ca n n o t e n tir e ly
rem o v e th e h u m an ' e le m e n t or
fa cto rs, and tro u b le w ou ld d ev elo p
on ce officials w e r e -g iv e n a b so lu te
p ow er to ru le th e liv e s o f th e ir
fe llo w citizen s.
I f th e v o lu n ta ry
sy ste m can
m eet th e la b o r p rob lem Jo h n J o ­
n es m ay w illin g ly tr a n sfe r Jobs and
do h is b est to m a k e good on th y
n ew on e. I f so m e official had th e
p ow er to ord er Jo h n to ta k e a
certa in Job, Mr. Jo n es, fo r p u rely
p erson al
reason
m ig h t be u n ­
In a m ove designed to strengthen the bonds of unity between the U. 8.
h a p p y In h is reg im en ted Job and
and four of its Allies, a series of agreem ents was signod with Great Brit­
be fa r less efficient and p ro d u c­
ain. Australia, New Zealand and the Fighting French. Shown, left to
tive.
U. S. Signs Aid Pacts With Great Britain
right, are: Sir Owen Dixon, m inister of Australia; British Ambassador
Halifax. Secretary Cordell Hull and Walter Nash, minister of New Zealand.
In p la ce o f th e d ra ft lab or plan
P resident R oossvolt is expected
to attem pt to deal w ith th e labor
shortage by executive order. In
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th is e v e n t it Is co n sid ered lik ely I Z
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th at v o lu n ta ry e n lis tm e n ts in th e
a O lC S
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arm ed fo r c e s w ill c e a se a fte r Jan .
1, le a v in g th e s e le c tiv e se r v ic e to f \ P i l l f t d - s s C i f l d S
p rovid e th e m en n eed ed for th e
arm y, n a v y and co a st gu ard . A lso
M oro's city co u n cil m et Tuea-
b eln g con sid ered as a part o f th e day n l< h t , n reg u la r
and
ord er is a req u irem en t th a t all
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tt
passed an o rd in a n ce a u th o riz in g
h irin g be d on e th ro u g h th e U.b.
,
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.
. . . ,
th e re fu n d in g of a ll o u tsta n d in g
e m p lo y m e n t
serv ice,
w h ich in •
city bond s, w h ich w ill be $18,000
effect w ill set up p riority s t a n ­
at th e end o f th e y e a r w h en th e
d ard s fo r m an p ow er. Just a s su ch
_ _ n ow
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sta n d . a rd . s a re
effect fo r n ew issu e w ill be d a ted .
A g re em en t h a s b een
rea ch ed
m a te ria ls.
m a k in g it p ossib le for th e city to
o b ta in an in te r e st ra te o f 3 p er-
A co m p a n io n p rob lem th a t w ill
|n rtw id
p reM n , 4 T h ,s
h a v e to b e fa ced so o n er or la ter w ill m a k e a sa v in g o f $180. th e
is th e q u estio n o f w h a t is to b e ­
•first y e a r u n less so m e b ond s are
co m e o f th e sm a ll b u sin esses no
paid b efo re th a t tim e.
lo n g er p erm itted to o p era te b y
T h e n ew issu e w ill ca ll fo r th e
v ir tu e o f th e ir lo ss o f p rio rities
fo r b oth m a n p o w er an d m a te r ia l. - P * y n e n t o f »1600 ea c h y ea r for
o . e ith e r . Ju»t w h y th e m en w h o 12
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h a v e b u ilt u p buelnaeee th a t a re ” »»" tb e «“ >' w ll> be e n tlr e ,y »»I
Im p ortan t en ou gh t o t h e p e a c e - »« d i b t ' H o w ev er, th e b o n d , w ill
tim e e c o n o m y .h o u ld be p en a lle- *>« ™ lla b le » « "
v®»™ *<»-
ed
becauae thefr
n ot
a d a p ta b le
to
hualneeee. are ">« « ”
co n rereto n
fo r
opportunity to pay out
“ fund’ are available,
v a r production w h ile other plants
m ore e a s ily con verted a r e p e r m it-
ted p rofitab le op era tio n r a ises a
p ertin en t q u estion .
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V O L
1
tll£Il OCuOOI
Students On Roll
Probably the m ost these closed
p lan t o w n e rs can h o p e fo r in th e b T h e M oro h ig h sc h o o l stu d en ts
w ay o f le g isla tio n Is so m e pro- w h o m a d e th e b o n o r ro11 for tho
vision fo r freezin g th e ir in d eb t- flrRt six w e e k s o f sc h o o l are:
ed n ess fo r th e d uration ; th u s g lv - ¿Donald T h o m p so n . J r.l; B e tty R o -
in g th e m a fig h tin g
ch a n ce to b lnson «oph. 1.2;
D ea n W ilcox,
sa v e th e ir In vestm en t or eq u ity *oph. 1.26; D o ro th y M iller, Jr. 1.6,
a fte r th e w ar. E m p lo y e s o f su ch
P in k e rto n so p h . 1.6.
p la n ts w ill h a v e little tro u b le find-
T h o se m a k in g h o n o ra b le m en -
ln g Jobs and th e h o p e h a s b een tion are:
E ileen L em ley , fresh :
ex p ressed th a t p la n t o w n e rs can J a m es Z eigler, fresh : D o ro th y B ar-
find e m p lo y m e n t in a d m in istr a tiv e net, so p h . D u an e JLemley, sop h .;
c a p a c itie s eith er in
g o v e r n m e n t A n ajean K n ig h te n , * so p h .; D oris
se rv ic e or in du stry.
E v e n w ith P a y n e, so p h ., L ila L ee A lley, sr.."
su ch p ro tec tio n th e clo sed p la n t B e tty B a rn et, sr.
o w n er w ill su ffer h e a v y loss.
T h e first m o v ie Rhow w ith th e
* « ®
n ew sc h o o l p ro jecto r w ill b e g i-
O ne o f »he m o .t c o .m o p o llta n
T huraday. N o v em b e r 19. at
sc h o o ls In th e co u n try 1. now o p - 7:,< ’ 0 m
er a tln g In th e n a tio n a l ca p ita l. It
N o d efin ite a d m issio n w ill be
Is th e R ed C ross sc h o o l fo r tr a in - ch a rg ed th is tim e. D o n a te w h a t
in g m en and w om en fo r field W ork you w ish . M oney ta k en in w ill be
and It Is d ra w in g from th e fou r used to p ay fo r a c c e sso r ie s and
corn ers o f th e cou n try p ro sp ec tiv e ren ta l c h a rg e s o f th is sh o w and
e m p lo y e s o f b oth - se x e s r." fo r ' a ArtWe sh o w s. T h e p ictu r e w ill be
sh o rt In ten sive tra in in g co u rse in T he C ount of M onte C risto w ith
th e d u ties rof paid R ed C ross sta ff a ca rto o n and a reel o f g o v e r n -
m em b ers in su ch Jobs a s field dl- m en t film .
rector, p sy c h ia tr ic so c ia l w o r k e r , -----------------------
p ro g ra m d irector, h o sp ita l sta ff BABB AT fort KNOX
so c ia l w o rk er an d k in d red ta sk s .
p erform ed by th e R ed Cross. S tu -
M elvin Babb, fo rm er ly o f Gra <
d e n ts a re e n th u sia stic a s to m a n y V aP ey Is now at F o r t K nox, K y„
p n ft-rs a ch a n ce to / ‘do so m e - le a rn in g h ow tp k eep an arm y
th in g" in th e
w a r effort
a fte r tank in b a ttle trim . T h ese te c h n i-
th e y h a v e fa iled to se cu re a p la ce cla n s a r e le a rn in g
h o w to tone
in th e a rm ed fo r c e s b eca u se o f d o w n and rebuild ta n k s in p rep a r-
Continued on P&I» Two
atlon for field work.
Men Named
For Wheat League
Preparation
C o m m itte es
have
b een
nam ed
to m a k e up th e re so lu tio n s fro m
th is c o u n ty to th e a n n u a l m e e t­
in g o f th e E a stern O regon W h ea t
le a g u e to be h eld in L aG ran de in
early D ecem b er. T h ese c o m m itte e s
w ill b e ca lled
to g e th e r
by th e
ch a irm en w ith in a tw o w eek p e r ­
iod b efo re th e le a g u e m eetin g .
T ra n sp o rta tio n and Lahor. W.
T. B a lsig er, ch a irm a n , A. A. D u n ­
lap, B. H. G rady, W ill H u ck , H erb
R oot, J a m es A dam s, L. P. H aven ,
P a rd ee R ich , M illard E ak in , J o e
P eters, J. E . N < rton, J. K. M c­
K ean.
T a x a tio n and L e g isla tio n : H arry
R rou dfoot, ch a irm a n , D. L. R e i­
che, W. T. B a lsig er, Tom F raser,
M artin M elzer, G iles F ren ch , H arby
I in k erton , A rzell L em ley , A. A.
D un lap , Ted B all,
L. K. S m ith ,
Fred Cox, J a m es A dam s, W . S.
P o w ell, A sa R lch eld e rfer , D ew ey
T h om p son , H u gh W a lk er, M illard
F a k in , G eorge W ilso n , Joh n D e c ­
ker.
F ed era l
A g ricu ltu ra l
P ro g ra m s:
J o e P eters, ch a irm a n . A rt S m ith ,
R oy B arnet, G eorge W ilqox, Car-
r »11 S ayrs, H arvey T h om p son . L.
E. D eh lar, C larence S p arlin g, A.T.
Striker, L. P. H aven. W a lla c e Mav,
Carl A nd erson,
H ow ard C onlee,
O rm ond H ild erb ran d , G ordon H a r­
per, V ernon M iller, A rvid A n d er­
son, H arold E a k in , W . C. S ch illin g
C h arles B u rn et, F red H en n agln .
L and U se. W eed C ontrol, P r o ­
d u ctio n and M arketing: K en n eth
M artin, ch a irm a n , W a lla c e M ay,
A lb ert K a seb erg , A rthu r S m ith ,
G eorge P o tter, C lyde F rid ley, O r­
m ond H ild erb ran d , J erry W ilson,
H erb R oot, J o e P eter s, D avid R eid
J. E. N orton, Fred H en n a g ln , R o s ­
co e M oore, L u th er D avis, jCarl
A dam s,
J a m es A dam s,
H a rv ey
T h o m p so n , L. P. H aven ,
V. R.
E a k in , R o y B ak er, R oy P o w ell,
D ean R ey n o ld s, M errill O veson.
A F X IL fA R Y
TO M E E T
T h e A m erican L eg io n a u x ilia ry
w ill m e e t n ex t W ed n esd a y , N ov.
¡18 w ith Mrs. V ernon F la tt. E a ch
m em b er is req u ested to b rin g a
g ife valu ed at a b o u t 25 c e n ts and
.26 ce n ts in cash w ith w h ich to
buy a g ift. T h e m o n e y th u s raised
w ill b e sen t to th e ch ild w elfa r e
ch a irm a n w h o w ill m a k e her p u r­
c h a se s from th e fund.
i
Official Ooraty >»pe
Woman’s Club
Jenkins Explains Breakfast Club
Entertains
Guests For Day
Economics of Bond
T h e M oro W om an ’s clvlh h eld
its a n n u a l g u e« t day F riday. Mrs.
* T om F ra se r, th e p resid en t w e l­
co m e d th e g u e sts an d Mrs. Or-
va! T h o m p so n w a s d irecto r o f th e
p ro g ra m .
Mrs. Carroll S ayrs told o f h er
trip to C h ica g o and th e w ork b e ­
in g d o n e Tor th e m en In serv ice.
Mrs. N a o m i V anG lld er read s e v ­
era l p o em s fro m Ted
M alone's
scra p h o o k . Mrs. J. K. M cK ean
Sang tw o so lo s, "At D aw n in g" and
"T he Land o f th e Sky B lu e W a ­
Buying Here
Wasco Band and Local
Entertainers Make
Evening Enjoyable
'Goes Calling
After MeetingJ
T he
M oro
B r ea k fa st
club
Abandonment
Denied U.P. By
niet
* W ed n esd ay m orn in g and,
a fte r
b rea k in g th e fa st o f tho m em b ers
p resen t set ou t in search of ab sen t
ones. T h ey a w o k e the still s le e p ­
ing p resid en t
w ho
served
th em
c«»ffee for h is d erelictio n to duty.
F ran k
J e n k in s
of
K la m a th
T he p rogram , w h ich w as to h a v e
F a lls ad d ressed a m ee tin g o f c i t ­
been
a rev iew o f th e 1942 find ­
izen s at th e M oro sc h o o l a u d ito r ­
ium F rid a y ev e n in g and^ urged in gs of th e ex p er im en t station by
h is liste n e r s to buy w ar b ond s and ‘M erril Gvesyxu ,^'as thereby p o st­
m ore w ar bonds.
—
poned and w ill be given at th e
ter”.
'
'
T h e W asco sc h o o l band played
D
ecem b er m ee tin g .
Mrs. R u ss e ll H o llln sh ea d told b etw e en a ll n u m b ers on th e p r o ­
o f th e Junior litera ry g u ild and r e ­ gram and w h ile Its d irector, A n d ­
v iew ed o n e o f th e h o o k s issued rew L an dles, p rotested th a t the
by th a t co m p a n y .
band w as in exp erien ced,' it rouse«!
T h e n ex t m ee tin g w ill be th e th e a u d ie n c e by Its stirrin g r e n ­
p a rty fo r th e h u sb a n d s w h ich w ill., d itio n o f p a trio tic tu n es of A m e r­
b e h e ld a t 8 p.m . N o v em b er 21 ica.
at th e M ason ic h a ll. E ach m em ber
A ch eck in p a y m e n t o f 1942-43
Mrs. V elm a M cK ean o p en ed th e
w ill be a sk ed fo r 25 cen ts to c o ­ p rogram by
sin g in g
“T h e Star real and p erso n a l p rop erty ta x es
v er p arty ex p en ses.
S p a n g led B anner" as a so lo anti asst-saed a t $2924.31 on
P acific
M isses
A najean K n ig h ten
and P o w er & L ig h t c o m p a n y property
Mary S a y rs dnneed a liv ely tune.
w ill be turned o v er to Sherm an
Mr. J e n k in s based h is a rg u m en t Bounty th is w eek en d , acco rd in g to
on th ree p oints. F irst: th a t w ar R. V. L o ck h a rt, loca l m anager.
bonds are th e very b est in v e s t­
T otal of su ch ta x es on the com­
m en t th a t can be m ad e b eca u se p a n y ’s p ro p erties in O regon,- due
T h e re g istra tio n of farm tru ck s r o th in g can be o f m ore v a lu ° to now is a little o ver $226,000 the
th e
se cu rity o f
en d p ic k -u p s In the
co u n ty h as A m ericn s than
m a n a g er sa id .
b ro u g h t to lig h t so m e figures on th e ir g o v ern m en t, and if bond s
W h ile th is to ta l Is slig h tly less
th e u se o f th em in asm u ch as all d ecrea se in v a lu e e v e ry th in g else
than
th e a m o u n t paid by the c o m ­
tru ck s m u st be registered b efo re w ill a lso d eclin e.
pany la st year,
L ock h art
said
S econ d : th a t the p u rch a se o f
th e o w n e rs ca n obtain g a so lin e for
th a t ra p id ly
m o u n tin g
fed eral
w
ar
bond
s
is
n
ecessa
ry
to
p
rev
en
t
th e m .
tuxes w ill b oost th e co m p a n y ’s t o ­
H erm an Sites, sta te director, s t a ­ Inflation w h ich w ould ruin ou r d o ­ ta l d irect tax b ill fo r th e year to
tes th a t th e p o stp o n m en t o f g a s ­ m e stic eco n o m y . T h ere ls,.jn u c li a new a ll-tim e h ig h estim a ted at
a v a ila b le for
o lin e ra tio n in g
d oes not
affect m ore m o n ey now
p
u
rch
a
se
o
f
co
n
su
m
er
g o o d s th a n $1,185,000, m o re th a n 12 p ercen t
tru ck s an d th a t reg istra tio n m ust
a b ove th e record
b reak in g
tax
be co m p leted by S unday if tru ck s th ere Is g o o d s to buy. T h is m ay hill o f la st year.
j'auRP Inflation u n less th e p eop le
are to b e used.
w ho h a v e
th e
m o n ey
restrain
T ru ck s in th e co u n ty are d riven
th e ir n orm al p u rch a ses and in ­
an a v e r a g e o f 7 to 9 th o u sa n d m il­
v est in bonds. T he w ar w ill h*»
es, p ic k -u p s from 5 to 7 thou sand
financed an y w a y ,
h e said,
and
n iles per yea r. A verage co n su m p -
bonds are th e sa fe w ay to do ^t.
ion o f g a so lin e is 7 m iles to the
O th erw ise bank cred it w h ich Is
g a llo n . T ires la st from a m ln i- very in flation ary, w ill be used by
^num o f 12,600 to 30,000 m iles as n ece ssity and price« w ill so a r to
a m a x im u m .
ru in a ll b u sin ess and w ip e o u t
H e re a fter a p p lic a tio n s for tru ck sa v in g s.
T h e C h ristm a s se a l. fetters -which
re g istra tio n m a y be ob tain ed in
T h ir d :, th e p u rch a se o f
w ar th e W asco high sc h o o l stu d e n ts
P ortlq /id by filling ou t a form th a t b ond s is th e o n ly w a y tn e a v e r a g e h a v e typed w ill be in the m all
can be o b ta in ed at th e co u n ty a g ­ citizen can pay h is debt o f h on or .N ovem b er 23, a cco rd in g to Mrs.
e n t’s office.
to th e y o u n g m en w ho are g o in g A fton M cIntyre, president of th e
Light Company
To Pay Taxes
Gas Rationing Delay
Not For Trucks
f
Oregon Sends
Cover Crop
Seed To South
T w elv e
hundred x" ca r lo a d s of
O regon grow n c o v e r crop seed
h a v e been sh ip p ed to so u th ern
and ea st central s ta te s u nd er th e
g o v e r n m e n t’s 19 42 seed ^purchase
program , the sta te A AA office a n ­
n oun ced this w eek. T h is is m ore
th a n 17 7 0 car tra in lo a d s.
W h ile this is by fa r th e la r g est
v o lu m e sh ipp ed sin ce th e g o v e r n ­
m en t's
purchase
p ro g ra m w as
started three y ea rs a g o , so u th er n
sta te s g row ers cou ld
h a v e used
m u ch m ore seed had is b een read y
for sh ip m en t ea rlier, N. C. D o n ­
ald son reports.
L a ten ess of O r eg o n ’s
h a rv est,
th e sh o rta g e of h elp In w a re h o u ses
and clea n in g p la n ts, and tr a n s ­
p ortation prob lem s a ll combine«!
to d ela y d eliv eries th is year.
T he cover crop p la n tin g sea so n
h as ended th ro u g h o u t m o st o f the
so u th ern states, D o n a ld so n p ointed
ou t. O nly h airy v e tc h ,
annual
rye g ra ss and co m m o n v e tc h aro
b ein g sh ipp ed now , but th e g o v ­
er n m e n t w ill co n tin u e to buy all
v e r itie s of seed on th e p u rch a se
sc h e d u le that Is offered by e li­
g ib le grow ers.
Seed th at is not clea n ed , tested
and fu m ig a ted In tim e for s h ip ­
m en t th is y ea£._w ill
be h eld in
sto ra g e and sh ip p ed n ex t sp rin g ,
th e AAA official sa id . To avoid
C ongestion in W illa m e tte .? v a lle y
w a reh o u ses, sto ra g e
sp a ce
has
b een arranged In o th e r sta te s for
an y overflow .
, -
D on ald son a ttr ib u te s th e g r e a tly
in creased dem and fo r c o v e r crop
seed to
sc a rcity o f co m m er cia l
n itra tes— now n eed ed fo r m u n i­
tio n s— and to a g r o w in g a w a r e ­
n ess th r o u g h o u t th e so u th o f th e
v a lu e o f cover cr o p p in g to build
so ils and ch eck er o sio n .
H e reported th a t h a iry v etch
Is th e v a riety m oat in d em and
for cover crop p in g in th e s o u th ­
ern sta tes. To m ee t th is d em a n d ,
.O regon g row ers a r e a sk ed to in ­
cr ea se p rod uction o f th is seed by
5C p ercen t next y ea r. M ore a n n u a l
rye g ra ss is a lso w a n ted . T h e 19 43
p u rch a se program w ill In clu d e th e
sa m e v a rieties o f seed a t th e sa m e
p rices as th is year, b u t w ith pea
and W illa m ette
v e tc h
a cr ea g e
lim ited as to eligibility,
I.C.C. Examiner
Petition To Remove Rails
From Shaniko Brandi Not
Allowed Railroad Company
N ew s a g en cies S atu rd ay re le a s­
ed a story from W ash in gton D.C.
th a t th e exam in er before w h om
tho h earin g on th e S h an ik o branch
w a s held In T h e D a lles, September
8 and 9, had m ade his report op­
p osin g th e ab a n d o n m en t o f that
line.
The report b rie fly review ed th e
testim o n y g iv en b y b oth th e rail
road officials and th e w itness«« for
Sherm an and W asco cou n ties. Loss
from op eration o f th e lin s w as held
to be tem porary and n o t large c o n ­
sid erin g th e trend o f w h e a t sh ip ­
m en ts.
Company May P rotest
The-railroad com pany w ill h a v e
26 days after issuance o f the re­
port In which to m ake exceptions
if it wishes to continue the eOOrt
to abandon the line.
A fter Ahe
railroad list of exceptions has been
filed the defendants w ill have 16
days In w hich to answ er.
Considering that th e "rhllroad
line has now been ruled as n e c e s­
sary for the war effort Inasm uch
as it hnuls necessary feed grain
to grow and fatten th e m illions o t
head of livestock and poultry need
ed to feed th e army, navy and c iv ­
ilian populations o f A m erica and
her allies it is not th o u g h t likely
^h&t the railroad officials w ill m ake
serious effort to h ave the exam in ­
er’s report changed.
In case the railroad did m ake
answ er to thq report and the d e ­
fendants did likew lsq, the eptire
,In te r sta te C om m erce comqnlffloti,
or one division o f It, w o u ld hear
th e armaments, e ith e r o ra lly o r tn
brief form .
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Thls report. If 1$ s t y x ^ w ith ­
out further argum ent ag ain st It.
Is the final word In the present
to w ar to offer th e ir liv es to k eep Shferman C ounty T u b ercu losis A s­ attem pt to abandpn o r requisition
th e U n ited S ta tes a free n ation . so c ia tio n .
the Rhaniko branch o f the u n io n
T h ey are en titled to be a b le to
V o lu n teer w ork ers w ill sh o rtly Pacific.
Christmas Seal
Sale Plans
Now Made
comt» back to a nation as sta b le
ns th e one th ey le ft and sh o u ld he
nhle to And th e s a m e o p p o r tu n itie s
as w h en th ev left. T h ose w h o r e ­
m ain are duty hound to se e th a t
th is h a p p en s and w e can o n ly do
so hv b a y in g bonds.
The m eetin g w as nn a so m ew h a t
sim ila r plan ns are th e V icto ry
ce n ter m eetin g s held In la r g er
cities.
be fo ld in g th e sea ls In p rep aration
B attle Now R esting
for m a ilin g . T he an n u al seal sale
is th e o n ly su pp ort o f th e a s s o c ia ­
■ t Í * • » • «
This phase of the battle spds
tion and is th e on ly ap p eal for
fu n d s m ad e d uring th e en tire,-year. with Sherm an and Waaco counties
F iv e hun dred d ollars m u st be r e a l­ in com plete control o f a ll objec­
ized from th e sale If th e exp an de-i tives, w ith th e enem y routed on
all fronts and w ith pow erful a l­
program Is to be carried ou(.
lies aligned w ith the defence since
T h is y e a r ’s C h ristm as seal w as
the battle was originally Joined
d esig n ed by D ale N ich ols, on e o f
la st Ju n e.
. _ • • wj-.(t.
A m e rica ’s o u tsta n d in g a r t i s t s ,
W hether there w ill be further
w h o se p a in tin g s of red barns h a v e
attacks or w hether ,th e railroad
been fa m o u s. T he seal p ictu res a
com pany will withdraw, under a
sn o w y co u n tr y sc en e w ith ty p ica l
flag of truce cannot.b^e kpown at
N ich o ls red barn and w h itç fa r m ­
present. It is possible», t£ g t a t ­
h o u se in th e b ack grou nd and in
tem
pts m ay be m a d e , tow ard,. an
th e
foregrou n d a sleig h
on a
nrm istice (th is being the season
A ny color, sh a d e or size o f w o ­
d rift lin ed road.
for arm istices) or e v e n , p eec*
m e n ’s sto ck in g s can be used for
treaty satisfactory to b o t M ^ e s
p ow d er -bags and o th er m ilita ry
m ay be forthcom ing if nppoflng
p u rp oses if th ey co n ta in a n y silk
generals And diplom at^ t s^rgngo
or nylon. So, Mrs. A m erica, w asii
a m eeting on neutral grounds.
and sa v e d iscarded h o sier y u ntil
th e W P R co n serv a tio n
d ivision
la u n ch es Its co llectio n on N ov. 16.
C ollection cen ters a re to he e s ta b ­ • M iss Z ella Q uinn, d au g h ter o f
lished a t th e sto ck in g co u n ters o f Mrs. A lfred Quinn
o f P ortlan d ,
all retail sto res h a v in g a w o m e n ’s w as m arried S un day at th e h om e
and m isse s’ h osiery d ep a rtm en t. o f Mrs. F ra n ces K in g in The D a l­
T h e sto res w ill m ak e sh ip m e n ts of les, to C harles L aw ren ce K enny,
U niversity of Oregon— Gqnsral
100 poun ds each to D efen se S u p ­ son o f Mr. and Mrs. *C harles W.
activity In Oregon, as
p lies corp oration , a su b sid ia ry o f K en n y o f Moro. R ev. E. J. B len - b u sin ess
m
easured
by
debits to accodàts o f
th e R eco n stru ctio n F in a n ce c o r ­ ker o f th e L uthernn ch u rch read
95 banks and branches through­
p oration. It ta k e s 1500 p airs of th e cerem o n y .
out the state, continued Its àpward
silk sto ck in g s or 2300 p airs of
M iss Quinn
w as atten d ed by clim b in Septem ber for h e ! sixth
nylon h ose to m ake up 100 pound«
M iss M ary C hilds and the groom consecutive m onth, according to
And on the su bject o f sto c k in g s
by h is cou sin , C lifford Kenny-, on statistics released In th e October
ev ery pair of n ylons offered for
fu rlo u g h fio m th e navy. R ob ert issue of the Orégon B usiness r e ­
sa le m u st h ave a tag or la b el
K ing g a v e th e bride aw ay.
view, publlhed by th e bureau o f
co n ta in in g im p ortan t In form ation
A fter a w ed d in g
trip to - th e business research.* All áreas shared
for sh o p p ers. T he m a rk in g sh ou ld
coast th e n ew ly w ed s
w ill m ak e in the Increase w ith th e up^ef Col­
g iv e not o n ly th e ce llin g p rice but
th eir h o m e In W asco w h e re Mr. um bia river and P endleton áreas
a lso In form ation as to th e typ e
K en n y Is em p lo y ed by the S ta n ­ leading by substantial M U fftS s .
and grad© o f sto ck in g s. OPA r e ­
dard Oil co m p a n y a lth o u g h he
At th é sam e tim e sales o f 1*4
g u la tio n s also m ean th a t th e new
h as fa rm in g in te re sts east of tow n . independent
retailers tn ^Oregon
C elling p rices on nylon h o se m ust
showed an Increase o f lt .1 pCiUSnt
be p osted.
And, In cid en tly. th is
in Septem ber as compaiwd' udth
O PA reg u la tio n is th e first w h ich
August. Septem ber. 1942 sSJéé w ere
sets a u niversal price on a c o m ­
13.3 percent above Septem ber 1<41
m od ity. In o th er w ords, w h e th er
sales and sales for th e first nine
y o u ’rs a sh o p p er in P o rtla n d . S e a ­
m
onths o f 1942 w ere 7 pstreént
ttle or Los A ngeles, th e p rices on
higher than for th e corresponding
nylon h o se w ill be th e sam e.
T he tailing has been m ade th a t period o f last year. IbdepUbfcreet
Ry^, bye B aby B u n tin g , w hen
no g a so lin e w ill be a v a ila b le for retailers In Portland reported a
daddy g o es sh u n tin g in w ar tim e,
th e m en w h o ch eck co m p lia n ce on g a in o f 21 percent over Reptéhibev
h e ’ll b rin g hom e m ore th a n food.
farm s.
1941. H ighest Increase oveT 1Í41
F or U n cle Sam Is a sk in g sp o r ts­
w
as recorded by th e eattág and
T
h
erefo
re
th
e
co
m
p
lia
n
ce
s
u
p
­
m en to sa v e th e sh o rt d ow n f e a ­
th ers o f w ild d ucks and g ee se erv iso rs w ill send ou t n o tices to drinking places with* a « .< per
th e y sh o o t. T he dow n g o e s in to fa rm ers w h o w ill m ee t th em in cent gain.
Southern Oregon shoWbd the
g a rm e n ts for
airm en
flyin g a t tow n w ith figures o f p rod u ction
h igh altitu d es. And th a t’s n ot all and a cr ea g e for ch e c k in g by th o greatest Increase o f retail sa lts by
th e
sp o rtsm en .can
co n trib u te su p erv iso rs. D ays fo r th e to w n s areas as compared . to last v*.»r
from th eir h u n tin g ^rips.- T h ey o f K ont, G rass V alley, Moro and w ith a Jump o f 21.1 percent. Ou
are a lso ask ed to co llec t for scrap W asco w ill be a n n ou n ced . S u p er­ the other hand, h» eom pïHbôh to
all th e ir d isch arged
s h o t g u n viso rs are G ordon H arper, V ernon August figures southern Oregon
had the sm allest Increase.
M iller and W illard B arn et,
■hells.
Used Stockings
Needed By Army
Kenny-Quinn
Wedding Held
Oregon Básinett
Very Good
Compliance Checking
Taken To Town
.