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Newspaper Page Textfi- NMKRNAN OTfLT&rê JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON. ~ . FRIDAY. N O l h .M liE K 13, 191« •*> 0 . Spencer in T h e D a lle « F rid a y . - The E liza b e th class of f W SCS o f th e MeJkhodlst church w ill m eet W ednesday afte rn o o n , pla^e to be a n n o u n c e < f\u church NO C O FFEE, NO MEAT Shftj-naR County Observer Ea(*bli;he4 Nov. 2, 1888 <£rass Valley Journal " Established Oct 14, 1897 CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931 Wasco News-Enterprise Established Nov. 1891 CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1982 Published Every Friday at Moro, Oregon E d ito r ¿¡nos L . F re n c h Entered as second class matter at the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon order Act of Congress bf March S. 1879. 0 « £ d < O u i$ r t > E II PI III S HE 19 4*S ail AT 10 N OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable in Advance ONE YEAR ...... ............... ' 1 1 .^0 NOVEM BER IS , 1942 NOT W ON Y E T We A m e rica n s are a p e c u lia r lot. F rom b ein g d isa p p o in ted g r le - v io u sly o v er 'th e co n d u ct o f th e w ar We ap p roach d elerlu m o v er an in vasion or tw o by ou r sid e. W e are g o in g to w in th is w ar. E v eryb od y k n ow s It. B e fo r e it Is d on e th e re are g o in g to be m a n y bad w eek» and so m e ' very good on es. T he b est break In re ce n t n ew s is th e d efea t o f R o m m e l’s fo r c e s In E g y p t. T h at th e E n g lish g en er a l M on tgom ery w a s a b le to figure ou t a m eth od o f a tta c k th a t e n ab led him to w in o ver th e h e r e to fore In vin cib le G erm an g en er a l Is tru e reason for re jo icin g . T h o se o f us w h o h a v e w an ted to se e so m e a ctio n In w ester n E u - rjt'pe are p leased over th e Invasion o f n orth ern A fr ic a by A m erica n and E n g lish fo rces, b oth a rm y and navy. T h e p eop le h a v e b een ask in g for su ch a ctio n lon g en o u g h . It ap p ea rs certa in th a t w e are goin g to e sta b lish b a ses th e re from w hich w e can bom b th e A xis off the M editerranean sh o res, both north and so u th , a s a p relu d e to a tta c k in g the e n e m y In E u rop e proper. T h ere h as, b een lit t le r e sista n ce to' our in vasion for th e F ren ch -of A frica a re not very loyal to G erm any. A rm y and navy lead ers a p p a r en tly fo u g h t on ly lo n g en ou gh to m a k e a sh o w in g en d then c a p itu la te d . C erta in ly th ey had b een so fte n e d up by fifth co lu m n w o rk also. W e h ave A nally stop p ed th e fa r c e o f try in g to d eal w ith V ich y F ra n ce w h ich h as had to obey G erm any p retty fu lly sin ce J u n e 1940. W e m ay ex p ec t som e aid from In dividu al F re n c h m en n ow . B e fo r e w e re a ch a p oin t In E u rope w h e re w e can ex p ec t to do grea t d a m a g e to th e A xis w e w ill h a v e to go a lo n g d ista n c e. G e r m an y w ill be ab le— If It w a n ts to — to Aght d e fe n siv e ly ld ng a fte r I t a ly and F ra n ce h a v e b een ta k e n by our arm ies. True, w e h a v e b een m a k in g our Arst p rogress tow ard g e ttin g on w ith th e E u ro p ea n w ar. and It m ay be h op ed th a t th e m il itary m en w h o are p la n n in g the c a m p a lr n — w e h op e— h a v e th e ir p la n s ex ten d ed to a ctu a l E u ro p ea n Invasion. T h e best th in g ab ou t It all Is th a t w e are now en g a g ed In d r a w in g th e rin g clo ser around Gei - m an y. T h ere w ill be n o a n tim o n y or o th er m e ta ls g o in g from A lgeria to B erlin , no m o re o liv e oil, lu m ber or Ash. Our a ctio n sh o u ld stre n g th e n T u rk ey and g iv e h ea rt to th e hard p ressed R u ssia n s. It is a th r e a t to th e A xis p ow ers w h ic h m ay. and p rob ab ly w ill, b e c o m e an a c tu a l d a n g er b efo re m an y m o n th s. P ro g r ess m a y be slow fo r thlk la th e w et sea so n a lo n g th e M ed iterran ean . A n yw ay w e a r e on th e w a y and to an Im p atien t p eo p le th a t Is so m e th in g . D ow n in P o rtla n d -“5 they e x p ec t to be w ith o u t m u ch m ea t fo r th e rem a in d er o f th e year. We can sn ick er a little a b o u t th a t fo r ab out next Sunday. a w eek . T h en w e w ill w e are sh o rt, too. NOTICE TO CR ED ITO R S find tht t It Is a ll a n o th e r ex a m p le o f th e d ifficu lties o f ra tio n in g fo o d and o th e r th in g s to a la rg e p o p u la tio n . It Just c a n ’t be d o n e s a t is fa c to r ily w ith o u t c o m p le te in fo r m a tio n both a t th e tim e th e q u o ta s a re se t and for ea ch w eek th e r e a fte r. P rin cip a l d ifficulty th is a d m in istra tio n h a s had ab out ra- U n n in g is ig n o ra n ce o f th e co u n - th e/ are c ity p eo p le w h o know v he Aothin.< a b o u t rural co n d itio n s. T h e truck reg istra tio n o f a w ee k or so a g o is a n ex a m p le. A city tru c k e r w ho had kep t a cost a c c o u n tin g sy stem or had a reg u la r ro u te w ould h a v e been ab le to fill o u t th e b la n k s w ith little difficulty A fa rm er w h o used h is truck for a d ozen th in g s. w ith all sized le a d s, to m any d iffer en t p laces co u ld n 't do It w ith an y a ssu ra n ce o l a ccu ra cy . C o n seq u en tly th e In fo rm a tio n derived from th e s ig n up is a d m itted ly o f little v a lu e. M ost farm ers. In fa c t, a sk ed for too little gas. 'D u rin g th e y ea r w hen w e w ere a w a itin g su g a r ra tio n in g or e x p e c t in g th a t It w ould soon com e, w e b o u g h t ab out 20 p ercen t m ore su g a r th a n n o rm a l. E v e r y o n e w a n ted to lay a sid e a few p oun ds — and did. C o n seq u en tly th e r e w as an a ctu a l sc a rc ity o f su g a r— or w a s th ere. N obod y k now s. So far th e ra tio n in g h as m erely served to ca u se a g reat deal o f b oth er and an added ex p en se .. C offee ra tio n in g Is a n o th er e x a m p le. T h é a d m in istra tio n b egan tn lk ln g ab out It a co u p le m o n th s b efo re It w as put Into effect and sa le s o f coffee b oom ed. P eo p le w h o seld o m drank m ore than a cu p a day In n orm al tim es h a s O. S p en cer, fa th e r o f Mrs. Carl ten ed to buy a few extra poun ds E v e r e tt, died at T h e D a lle s and o r ... a ca se w ith th e resu lt th a t th e fu n er a l w a s held th e re F r i h u n d red s of p eop le ca n n o t buy d a y o f la st w eek . co ffee at all. Mrs. R oy B e lsh e e had th e p le a T h e r e ’s not m uch co rrela tio n su re o f v isitin g a t h er d a u g h ter s a b o u t It, eith er. S to ck m en w ho h o u se Mrs. J a m es K en n y at Moro m ust drive forty m iles to buy Ave la st w eek and w h ile th e re sa w her p o u n d s o f su g a r and tw o p oun ds g ra n d so n , C lifford, now an in st o f co ffee each w eek fo r a crew ru cto r in to rp ed o sc h o o l a t N e w o f m e » w o n ’t be sa v in g tires or p ort R. I. w h o fle w h o m e Ikst g a so lin e . M onday to sp en d a sh o rt fu rlo u g h It's nil ra th er b u n g led , and w ith h is fo lk s. W hile, th ere a n o la r g e ly beenuse o f lack o f fu ll th e r g ra n d so n , G len K en n y and In form ation and try in g to m a n - w ife and tw o ch ild ren o f Salem ftgè a nation as large as th e U n i a g r a n d a u g h te r Mrs. L yle F ih n ted S ta tes from th e m u ltitu d in o u s an d hushnnd and ch ild o f Ia G r a n - offices in W a sh in g to n . At last, de a lso v isited . h o w ev er, w e nr® Andlng th a t c o n Mr. and Mrs. J eff W ilson and ce n tr a tio n 1® not a p an acea for so n o f T h e D a lle s sp en t th e w eek o ur econom ic ills. en d a t Mrs. W ilso n ’s fa th e r ’s hom o R oy B elsh ee. T h ey Went* h u n tin g w h ile h ere and Mr. B e lsh e e w as fo r tu n a te In g e ttin g a deer. Mr. and Mrs. A. B ra ck en and d a u g h te r, Mrs. K e lly o f P o rtlan d v isited th e R ich fa m ily , b rin g in g F r o m tl»c O b s e rv e r, N o v . IS . 1903 Mr. and Mrs. G ordon R ic h ’s lit t ’^ N o b e tte r flour is m ade on th e d a u g h ter. Susan to v isit h er grand PaciA c co a st th a n th e S u p erla tiv e, p a ren ts. tw isted o u t In M oro m ills. Try G ordon B o ice o f th e M edical th e h o m e p rod uct. C orps o f th e n a v y sta tio n e d at S n ow w as six Inches d eep over San D ieg o arrived h o m e Saturda ' m ost o f S h erm a n co u n ty W ed n es fo r a sh ort sta y w ith h is p aren ts, d ay and as w et a s could be w ith Mr. and Mrs. P res B o ice. H e r e t slu sh at n oon . T h e m ore m ud urned to d u ty W ed n esd a y . th e re is th e m ore w h ea t th ere w ill Mrs. A nna L ee w h o u n d erw en t be. an o p era tio n at th e M id-C olum bia W . L. W ilson and In g eb o rg M or h o sp ita l is Im proving. ten sen w ill p ro v e up on th eir Mrs. C h arles H o g g a rd o f W a«co M onkland h o m e ste a d s D ec. 24 and spent th e w eek w ilji Mrs. R oy 2^ b efo re co u n ty clerk. H. S. M e- R elsh e e on h er ran ch near Moro. D nnel. N ex t Sun day, N ov. 15, th e d is tric t su p e rin ten d e n t of th e C as F r o m th e O b s e rv e r, N o v . 14. 1913 M ethodist F o ss A B en son h ave th e se llin g ca d e d istrict o f th e of th e lle y d t Im p lem en t Co. lin e ch u rch w ill p reach at th e W n*eo o f b u g g ie s w h ich th e y a re a d v e r ch u rch at 11:00 a.m . and a f te r tisin g to c lo se out th e sto ck at w ard w ill hold a sh ort q u a rterly v ery c lo se p rices. T h is w eek th ree co n fe r e n c e . A p o tlu ck d in n er w ill he given sa le s from th is sto ck w ere m ad e In th e b a sem en t. R ev. F. L. Cnn- to M oro p arties, o n e ea ch to Mrs. J o h n • C h ristia n sen , A lb ert P e n ta n ell, th e p astor, w ill hold se rv ices a t th e D u fu r M eth od ist ch u rch co st and W m . T aylor. N ex t M onday th e 17th, circu it th e sa m e day. Mrs. R a lp h W illia m s le ft S a t cou rt w ill c o n v e n e at M oro fo r th e reg u la r fa ll term . T h e fo llo w u rd ay for T h e D a lle s and th en ing h a v e b een su m m o n ed to act on M onday le ft th e r e fo r L on g a t Jurors: F ro m K en t: E. A. H o s B e a ch , Cal., to be w ith a d a u g h - A ll persons h avin g claim p a g ainst th e E state o f A rv ld T . A n derson, deceased, are h ereb y no tified to present th em , w ith th e * proper vouchers and d u ly v e rl- Aed, to the undersigned, th e d u ly ap po inted, quallAed and acting a d m in is tra trix o f th e estate of A rv ld T . A nderson, deceased, a t W asco, O regon, w ith in six m onths fro m th e date o f th e first p u b li cation o f this notice, to -w it: Nov - em ber 13. 1942. G len nie M . Anderson . A d m in is tra trix D a te o f first p u b licatio n N ov. 13. D a te o f last p ub licatio n, Dec 1 1. Remember that this year we can express our thanks in a very concrete way—insur ing future Thanks givings, too. •9 'V N O TIC E O F F IN A L N O TIC E IS thut th e u n d ersign ed , Admlnb-tv.-! tor of th e esta te o f \ îïï DEFENSE BONDS-STAMPS Former Wasco retu rn ed fro m W h itin g , Iow a w h ere ».he had sp en t se v e r a l w eek s w ith p a r Resident Dies In ents and The Dalles N is b et was g iv e n by u b p a ren ts, Mr. a n d Mrs. W. A. N isb et W eu - In Other Days k in so n , H. H. D u c k w o rth , C. F . G u yton , *O. C. H o g u e. W . K. H a g g erty , B. O. B o a rd m a n . F rom G rass V alley: R. C. B e n n ett, O. H B u ch o ltz, A sa E slin g er, F red Cox, V. B. E ak in . F rom M oro: J, C. H o ck m a n , Chrla A nd erson, I. E. F ie ld s, G eorge H en n a g ln , R o y B e n son . F. L. B u rn et. F rom W asco: J. A. C offey, T . W . A lley , C. H H o w ell. W E. D u tto n , W . H. A n d rew s, R B. H a lley , F red B lau. F ro m M onkland: „ C h a s . B u lla rd , R. W . B e lsh ee , P . H. Z obel. F rom R u fu s: J. T. B o o th h y , J. L. B r a ck ett. F rom D eM oss: M. L. E v a n s. F rom K lon d ik e: G. C. F rid ley . ter fo r th e w in ter. Mrs. Ted A nderson A frien ds. b irth d a y dinner n ed a y e v e n in g . young fr ie n d s Mr. an d lo r G erald S everal of hia w ere g u ests. Mrs. W m. N isb et le it for P o rtla n d W ed n esd ay w ith R o b ert w ho w as m ed ica l taken ch e c k -u p . down he ca n tw a now g e t a lo n g w ith o u t ins cr u tc h e s, an in d ica tio n o f m uch Mrs. W a lter h o m e from M edler w h o cu m e th e h a s not b een im p ro v em en t. h o sp ita l bo rco en tly w ell and r e tu r n ed th er? M onday. Mrs. h em e D ick lr o m Joh n so n The D a lles retu rn ed h o sp ita l w h ere sh e sp en t 10 d ays r e c o v e r ing fro m a se rio u s h ea rt a tta c k . S h e is now a b le to be up and is g ra d u a lly g e f t fh t b etter. Mrs. R ay B a rlo w , husband and tw o ch ild re n w h o h a v e been h e r e r e turned to th eir h o m e in E u g en e. T h e lib rary fe stiv a l S a tu rd a y ev e n in g w as a g r a tify in g su c c e ss and p ro ceed s m ore th a n h oped for. P eo p le o f th e c o m m u n ity r e s ponded very g en er o u sly in d o n a tio n s a n d w ork. W h en a ll b ills ure paid and item ized report w ill be p u b lish ed . D avid R eid w a s th e w in n er of th e rug. Mr. and Mrs. E d K a seb erg , Mrs. B e tty K a seb erg -and little d a u g h ter are v isito rs a t th e L a w ren ce K a seb erg h em e. Mrs. A rthu r S m ith is In T he D a lles w ith h er m o th er, Mrs. Lee w ho is in a h o sp ita l th ere. Mrs. O rm ond H ild erb ra n d , Mrs. G race M edler, Mrs. J a n et M cD on ald w ere b u sin ess v isito r s In T he D a lles M onday. Mrs. H arold ‘ W h ite h as been su fferin g from a had tooth w h ich sh e had ex tra cted recen tly . Air. and Mrs. A fton M cIn tyre w ere In T he D a lles T u esd a y on b u sin ess. Mrs. F ra n k ly n Bird and son h a v e m oved to P ortlan d to be w ith h er husband w h o is em p lo y ed In th e city. —- M iss Joan V a n D y k en Is still 111 ★ ★ Wkai'l/ouHu^Wiik SETTLEM ENT H E R E B Y G IV E N , so n s E u g en e and R on ald from and u n a b le to be at h er post in P o rtla n d arrived S atu rd ay and h igh sc h o o l. F lu and bad .co ld s are v isitin g Mrs. M iller’s sister, are p rev a len t In th e sch o o l. Mrs. L. P. H aven . Mr. M iller r e Mrs. E. G. K en d a ll (n e e C a t h turned S un day but Mrs. M iller erin e J o h n to n ) a cco m p a n ied Lynn and so n s w ill rem ain th e w eek. M ich ael o f P o rtla n d for a w eek T h e E a stern S tar n v m b e r s h o n end w ith r e la tiv es h ere. Mr. M i ored th e E sth ers at th e m eetin g ch a el le tu r n e d w ith h is q u ota of T u esd a y even in g. g eeee. A num ber from h ere a tten d ed T h e radio sta te s that g a s r a th e fu n er a l se rv ic es for th e late tio n in g w ill b e ' put Into effect D ecem b er 1. A p p lic a tio n s for gas cards m u st be filled o u t in ink or ty p e w r iter a cc o rd in g to C. C. C ald w ell, sc h o o l su p e n in ten d e n t. Our v o lle y b a ll team w ill m u w ith M oro at M oro T u esd a y e v e ning. A le tter from D a n n y Kaseb^rr; in H a w a ii T u esd a y stated h e w as still th e re and w ell and h a p p y . Mrs. Iv en K ir k e lie and fa m ily h a s had h er m o th er a s a g u est S he Is Mrs. Q uestad o f S ea ttle h ere for a w eek . Mr. K ir k e lie of V a n co u v er co m e up for t h e w eek end and sh e returned w ith h im S un day. H e w ill m ove h is' fa m ily to V a n co u v er soon . P res B o ice qf P ortlan d v isited h is fa m ily In W a sco o ver th e w eek end. f r ' i ’ 3» G eorge W ild e and tw o frien d s “ c j «CS!c in i ’ ; cco’- o f P o rtla n d w ere h ere g o o se h u n tin g last S a tu rd a y and S un day. I Dijk. ! .U Î cf T he ju n io r b rid g e club m et w ith n o t \--fret cfc: Mrs. M arlon P o w ell W ed n esd a y r ît •*» x.-iU w ...i »1., .:, ; .i t a ftern o o n . Mrs. R. S co tt took her d a u g h ter; E rm a to H ood R iver T u esd a y to th e crip p led ch ild re n ’s clin ic Mrs. D leb ert J o h n so n and infant son w ere d ism issed from th e h o s p ital In T h e D a lle s M onday and returned h o m e. H er m oth er, Mrs. |b b n Deere C a te rp illa r B elle C loth ier Is sta y in g w ith her. Mrs. A u g u sta H u ck ln w a s c a ll ed to S ea ttle by th e illn e ss o f her d a u g h ter, Mrs. M urray W alk er. W m . C lo th ier d ro v e h er to S e a t tle. Mr. artd Mrs. K en n eth F erg u so n and ch ild ren o f The D a lles w era g u ests o f Mrs. F e r g u so n ’s m o th er. Mrs. L yd ia D arb y Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C hub J o h n so n o f ^ W illa m in a are up for se ed in g on th e ir farm . Mr. and Mrs. J. C. M iller and A X IS M U E S O’ MI t ARA Supply & Imp. Co W illiam N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S N O TIC E IS HEREBY G IV E N th at A. H. M cIn tyre, o f W asco. O regon, has been a p p o in ted Ad • m ln istra to r of th e E s ta te o f A l exan d er J. M cIntyre, d ecea sed , and h as q u alified as su ch . A ll persons h a v in g cla im s a g a in st said E s ta te are h ereb y n otified and required to p resen t the sam e, d u ly v er ified , to said A d m in istrator at t h e > a b ove a d d ress w ith in six m o n th s from th e d ate o f th e first p u b lica tio n o f th is n otice. T h e first p u b lication is O ctob er 16, 1942. * ? A. H, M cIntyre, A d m in istra to r. J. T racy B arton, A ttorn ey for th e E sta te. IN T H E COUNTY COURT O ’ T H E ST A T E O F O R E G O N F O R SH ER M A N -» COUNTY: In the m a tter o f th e E sta te o f R. C. C annon, d ecea sed ss: TO WHOM IT MAY C O N C E R N : Y ou a r e hereby notified th a t the u nd ersigned h as been a p p o in ted A d m in istrator o f th e a b o v e e n titled estate, and h as qualified. A n y body h a v in g c la im s a g a in st nam e are hereby req u ested to prerent (hem w it h x th e p rop er v o u ch ers an nexed to th e u n d e r sign ed , at th e law office o f R oy J, B ak er in G rass V alley, O regon, w ith in six m on th s from th e d ate o f first p u b lication h ere o f. F irst p u b lication b ein g N ov. 6th 11*42, Gus E n g stro m A d m in istra to r C.JL. Poley, M.D. Physician & Surgeon The Dalles Hospital fhe >allc$ Oregon SPEED A TANK Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S, Moro, Oregon T h e tw o h oys w h o w er e p ic k Meets Every Second and ed up by lo c a l a u th o r itie s last Fourth Thursdays in each Telephone calls play a vital part in building Continued fro m page one. ★ ★ w eek on a ch a rg e o f b rea k in g In Month. Visiting members p h y sica l d isa b ilitie s or by reason t c a h o u se and ste a lin g cars m ade Invited The “ Stevepipe,” as the 60-m illi tanks, guns, ships, planes. They help to move a co n fe ssio n th a t w ou ld be r e v e a l o f ag e. S tu d e n ts co m e from all m e ter trench m o rta r is commonly Murie Hoskinson, W. M. in g to ev e r y ca r o w n er If e a nh w a lk s In life , a re o f a ll rnoes, known, 'Is used by our in fa n try for Pauline Dooms, Sec. millions of men to the fighting fronts. War is on e cou ld read It. cr ee d s and co lo r land 'ran ge In close-in fighting. It fires a 2.4- pound Eureka Lodge No. 12f A-F & A-M on the wires. There must be no blocking of these T h ey esca p ed form F razer D e a g e fro m 30 to m o re th an 50 y ea rs shell at the rate of about 35 a Meets on the 1st and ten tio n H o m e elec tio n n ig h t and A m on g th e g r a d u a te s o f th e minute 3rd Thursday eve war calls. K 1 ft foun d an u n lock ed car w ith th e sc h o o l In recen t d a y s w ere Ave nings of sach month. k eys In It w ith in a b lock . U n til from O r e g o n and W a sh in g to n . We cannot build new lines to carry them be Visiting members are cap tu red F rid a y t h e y had a car B e rk le y of T h ey e r e N o rb o n n e cordially invited to cause copper, nickel and rubber are shooting, . a t th e ir d isp o sa l. U n lik e th e a v P en d leto n , C h a rles B. T ator of meet with us. era g e car ow n er w h o h as o n e car. P o rtla n d , V irg in ia E. M assie of Darwin Van Gilder, W. M. not talking, materials right now. th e y had m ore th an h a lf o f t h e ’ S p o k a n e, M arlon O. O ppelt of G V. Belknap, Secretary parked cars. so c a r eless are car From the Observer, Nov 19, 1923 ’Tacom a and C lyd e W . -Llnnville What we can do is to make the most of what Moro Lod k e No. HJ, I. O. O. F. o w n ers ab out H avin g cars w ith A party o f fo u r h u n ters, E . R. o f S tev en so n . W ash . AU a re r a Moro, Oregon • we have. You can help by making Long Dis k ey s in th em . E arzee, H. C. G inn, Bart B u rrell ted as a ssista n t field d irecto rs w ith Meets 1st and 3rd - T h e b oys d rove a ca r to H ood and R a ym on d H e n r ich s b rou gh t th e ex cep tio n o f M iss M assie, w h o tance calls only when they are really necessary. Tuesdays in th« R iver, a n o th e r o n e to T h e D nl- b a ck 100 d u c k s S atu rd a y ev e n in g Is sp e c ia liz in g in h o sp ita l r e c r e a I.O..O.P. hall Trai still a n o th e r to P en d leto n fro m K la m a th F a lls. T h ey m ade tio n . W h ile m in o r p h y sica l d efec ts * And on these, please be as brief as you can. - sient and visiting w^are th e y took a ride or tw o th e trip In 13 h ours. m ay be o v erlo o k ed , no a p p lica n t brothers are cordi The m ortar fires Its projectile In The call you save today may speed a plane in v a rio u s p ark ed cars and th en T w o pet sh ep a rd d o g s saved the g e ts a ssig n e d to d uty w ith o u t a ally invited to meet a U-shaped arc and for thia reason p ick ed out a good lo o k in g on e to life o f Mrs. R u b y P e tty s w h en c o m p le te In v estig a tio n o f h is or or a tank to the fighting front m ay be successfully camouflaged .vith us. d riv e b ack to R u fu s w h e re * th e y h er h ack o v ertu rn ed on t h s road h er a b ility a n d --.c h a r a c te r . It Is behind an obstruction It costs about Paul May, N. G. fo u n d a n o th e r u n lock ed car. b etw een T h e D a lle s and h er h o m e ev e n h in ted th a t th e F B I ch ecu x Your co-operation is deeply $500. You and your neighbors. Join Percy Thompson, See. M ayb e fh e sc a r c ity o f g a so lin e n ear S h erars. ----- th e a p p lic a n ts o v er to m a k e d o ing together, can buy m any of thenc appreciated. lupine Rebekah Lodge No. lid w ill cause c a r o w n e rs to b e m o -r At a m a ss m ee tin g h eld at th e u b ly su re th a t no o n e Is sen t out effective weapons for use of our Moro. Oreron d iscr ee t a b o u t le a v in g k ey s In ch u rch T u esd a y n ig h t I. M. P e t o n th e job w h o m ig h t h a v e en em y arm y. Investing at least ten per .Meets 2d A 4th Tues cars- E v id e n tly th e sc a rc ity o f erson. D. E. S tep h en s. Mrs. N. W. /c o n n ec tio n s. T h e R ed C ross h a s cent of your income In W a r Bonds day of each month. tires h a s h ad little effect I t Is a T h o m p so n , Mrs. O. A. R a m sey and h o t p rop ose, ev en In th e stress of every payday w ill do the job. Get W ar C alls C ome F irst ! Visiting members wel on the firing line ea the heme frool tem p ta tio n to crim e, th is le a v in g Il G H an son w er e n am ed as a w a r tim e, to lo w er th e q u a lity of « ■ • ■ • . . . Join the “Tan P ercent C lub.” come. a c a r w a itin g and read y to go. and c o m m itte e to fo rm u la te p la n s for It p erso n n el. I ueille May, N. G. U- S. T rtto n ry It m ay a lso be very a z p en siv e. a lib rary and re a d in g room THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEdfifipB CO M P a S ^ Florence Johnston, Se.l AN OUNCE O F P R E V E N T IO N Kelly’s Column 1 W ill BONDS II. D in gle, «t-H-eased, ha j filed In the C ounty C ourt o f S h erm an C ounty, S ta te o f O regon. h er final, a c cou n t as A d m in istra to r o f stilf' E stu te, and th a t MofRIay th e 7th day o f D ecem b er, 1 942. at th e hour of 10 o ’clock A.M . h as been fixed by said .C ourt a s th e tim e for h ea rin g o f o b je ctio n s to said report, and th e se ttle m e n t th e re o f H E L E N D IN G L E A d m in istrator of th e E sta te o f W illiam II, D in gle, d ecea sed G avin &. G avin, A tto rn ey s for E s - •tate. Oct> 30-N ov.20, to the fighting front!