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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1943)
I iVAbfcl* «. hUERM AN CUD N i l JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON * * a • «4/ FRIDAY, AUGUST 27. 194) • , N not drafted th is year, and we run ont o f men to send abroad, our armies may be defeated. Then fathers would have to defend th? «xintilitted from, page ° ° * l - , Published Evi ry £ “ * ’ .« Moro, Oregoa land anyw ay. Father» have ns c jfi<>_ n<yt Europe. The many crash- much a t stake in this war aa have es jn p^cent weeks as but evidence fillo French sons in any event. of the larger number o f planes jbrtered as second class matter a It may be expected that con- f>ejng. assembled along the Pacific the postoffice at Moro, O regonB gress will delay the drafting of coaaf. under Act of Congress of Marc'aJ^fathers by a prolonged argument Such argument m ay also delay avoid the last minute rush, 3, 1879. ¿¿the winning o f the war. Possiblv ¡| time nOw to prepare a new € D I1 O R IA L _ ?J’\vr» have enough men already income ta x report, which m ust be NATI SSO C IA TIO N / trained to succeed. Possibly wv f^ed by the Septeniber 15 dead- do not. Who would stake the lift Jine. These reu m s m ust be made of the nation on the aew m s^ion on an estim ated gross income for that we already have enough? 143, or actual income in 142, i f it Men y.n necessary occupations exceeds $3500, /o r a married per- 0 R EG! ane to be left there as long «on. or $2700 for a riingle person, P u B i i s ^ r s A T I« « they continue to do good work. 7 ^ . f act that the withholding tax it is reported. Those who are not o f 20 percent is beihg.taken from OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER in essential occupation will be w ages now doea ¿not- absolve a called. Paternal statue » now per>on from m aking out another SUBSCRIPTION RATES secondary. There are a great income tax statem ent. Payable in Advance many fathers already m thr? army, X)ne o f th e beading m atters for ONE YEAR ................ Z........ <2-^ it seems proper to do what ever attention when congresa returns we can to use th e nation’s man- work from ta vacation will bo AUGUST 27. 1943 p o w e r t o produce the most war a brand new tax bill. The w ays Thousnnda o f American housewives are canning, preserv material and free the m ost soi- a nd means com m ittee has been ing, and drying^ood (o insure healthful m eals for their fam i ders. If that m eans the drafting thinking up new ideas along this lies fhrough the Winter months. Community canning p r o m ts THEY GET AROUND of fathers who are no doing war |j ne w hile other members of con- help the inexperienced to process food properly ..; He who g ets his milk from bot work,- that is the way it will g ress was back among thefir con-, f o r s a f e k e e p in g , • * • stituents and. like aX ta x proposals f - t - tles instead o f cow s also g ets & have (to he. any high school in Oregon for there is no unanim ity W opinion geography lesson with every oth --------------------- « r ^ a tia n e « d it tt i. When the highway commission on hoW much revenue should be er bottle' despite the reatrictions and party were here Thursday raised noT the method o f having that many schools will take ad- on travel. A mrilk bottle is a med vantage fA shortage o f teacher”, aum of exchange, (having a value they came by way o f Cottonwood tihe taxes paid. The pay-as-you-go that is ertabdiahed and recognized bridge. It is probably the first time Drot,rara. now in effect, is an ex- ’ all over the nation. A nalk bottle any highway com mites ion er has »'“riment and is sub lent to change fj’ (fy fs /x in fe fhn new naw bill kill T finallv f/M PVM - & " is a milk bottle with a value not gone over that road and to have vaskors when the is fl finally foroi- so fa r affected by inflation. J tw ill all three of (them traversing it is uiated. z Many new courses for bt'.h col hold a quart of milk in Oregon a pleasure for all members of t h e --------------------- lege and high eehaol «require- A combined civilian rtudent as in Connecticut and, empty, can party. The job of improving >g IJ J menta are offered by the 1943-44 body for the post surapter ses- be exetanged for a full quart of may be speeded by the trip des- f i O U S C n O l U IN C C u S catalogue o f ^ ‘-Corrsapondenca «ion and the «ummer quarter of milk by paying a varying price pite federal regulations th at re- Study ju st released by th e gen- 361 ha« been an codlege through The quality of the milk may be quire a great deal o f money eral extension division of tb» «tale August this year, making th e la r - much different, the price is sub each mile of secondary road. , eyetem of higher educrtic.a, ' r?- ge»t group ever to fnake use of ject to vast change. But a m i l k ----- ---------------- Metal pot scourers, flour sieves, _______ ports Miss Mozelle Hair, head of the facilities this late - In sddi- If this destruction of cities _ goes battle is a milk bottle. Europe there <tarp*fe sweepers and some simi- correspondence study. tion, are the 1350 soldieT students If it were not for taking so sta- on much longer ’n - \ Timely for the College student in the ASTP. He > consmod'ty out o f cinculn- ke great need o f builders af- ar |l0UfWhold item s th at have al- |>(, interested in aviation are cotir- Post session registration is 122 tion start a collection W I\ ' one JW m ight T T ? v_ ~ 7 ’’ wronf, to refer sh Europe as the most disappeared from the stores see in elem entary civilian pilot somewhat below last year, b u t _l___ .1 wr-nnor tn refer SD r.urope as l i e mwov ru oi tlMQla They y * . . « . «> ,¡11 be uwuilAklo nmaiivt oss rito/B tnoininr»__ta'tte MOV^Ansaf with the 229 summer will available again as the training—air navigation, tdemen- with the 229 summer term term stu- as from the several ‘ states for old world result of Tecent action by the tary civilian pilot training—m ete- dents Che total is. nearly twi 'e Rhode Island, Delaware and mid- civiVan pilot that — o f ------- last . year. Both . post ses- War Production board in allow- orologVji secondary ........— ---- ------- - - western state« (have been repre ing additional manufacturing o f training— aerodynamics: secondary « on and summer term end August sented, via milk bottle, Sn our re- 10 of the most needed articles, civilian pilot training— aircraft po- 27. frigrator th ia»summer. says Miss Lois A. (Lutz, extension werplants; and elements of navi- Under t h e revised calendar Some aje decorated with the specialist in home m anagem ent ' gation. A course in the funda- Freshman week wifi be'held Qc. »- original owners’name, (the me From the Observer, Aug. 26.1904 at OgC. , { V m entals o F ra d io is offered for th » ber 5 to 8. Registration of civil- of his farm, or even has picture firs4 tim>a as are two cr JTses in *an students is Saturday. Octo- The latter printing stunt gives J G Kelly, a hydraulic cngin- The extensive shortages of tne eng'neering - .mechanics (s ta tic s > her 9, an dof-A S T P students Mon rirv to a new idea 'fo r national eeri jn company with A B Kurtz the Deschutes Hems, coupled with the fa ct that and< mechanics (dynam ics). day, October 11. Winter term poHtociam, on« that has not yet has been surveying ¿1 V m x v ’he valua- .L * lahn n .v 'r iv e r * for an elec^, «niall quantities o f iron And steel Other additions to th is- y e a r s starts January 10 and Spring nd it may be valua- John Day rivers for an e le c -.___________________ J1S, ___ _____ ; ]iM1 o f c^ t term April 10, with approximate- been tried We for ita .ri.rin .lity , i t nothin., trie power plant. . .. V>‘ •» ¡fW * f o r j n iliU r y produe- ‘2 ” lv 10 a . « v « .t io n between term , . tion, can be used has led to re- accountig, advanced c it ace unt- ly 10 day« vacation oetwesn terms. else Why shouldn’t a candidate Harry Robinson’s threshing out . * x for president distribute milk bot- ftt last week threshed 5,420 sacks laxatmn of the restrictions, fhe ing, history of H spanic America (three term s), abnormal and bo:- S^rviVCS 5 0 3 H îtS tie . brnrin, h i. n .m « « .d pietare in Wx d .y , ,n d made three ton« Kelly’s Column ^ ^ r r u u u t Qújuiüy J o r n a l to U of O Offers CotlKSCS IU U & I S ' L M l ” ,or Can Be Filled j : ¡ a », In Other Days ba 4 f 'ft and appropriate, For Health a n d Hwppm e«. E lect ThrotUehottom or A Vote For Biota 1. a vote for a Full Milk ” , ' „ Milk bottles are -universally us- ed, iteeetn«; one o i the few things left that has a standard valua alt over -------------------- - |fenersl Summer Term Nears End At 0 . S. C. W A K ÎtÎP . K tow F tE D O CLARK Gunurol C hoi man A m erican Ero >«nwc Ft u n d a tio n A jk ïr îc a !" Should Special Peace I « » w i Be Ottered Axis SatoUicea! As Hr! ted by ’ , ■ Dr. Emil I-engyel • Wiliam Hillman In tern a tio n a lly f i n u e r ' « ’horily ! M ilitary A n alyst, F orm er E u rope( <m E u ropean A g a in . 1 / ' „ Editor of CoUier’ s. OH LENGT1L O /IN 8 : We are putting off the day of our victory by demanding unconditional surrender on the pert of the Axis satellite«— such Bulgaria. Hungary, Rumania —and also Italy. The Nasi propa gandists hsve found a bonanza by being able to tall these oountrles that unconditional surrender means total extermination. These nations react the way trapped animals do by lash ing out against us, and the war Is prolonged. Most of these countries fear the G Armans n id were Coroed to Join them either by high-handed leaders or because of their location in the shadow of the Nazi war machine. We can shorten the war by transforming this anti-German sentiment into pro- Allied action. We should place Italy > nd the satellite nations on parole, »0 that their own attitude toward us should determine their lot. Some of M o " ihem can engage In passive resis- lanee and active sabotage, forming the nucleus »of a mass underground movement. Thus millions of enemy soldiers would be immobilized. The satellites will do this only if they are convinced that they may redeem themselves with their deeds; they will run no such risk if they feel the Allies have doomed them no matter what they do. As long as we all agree that Germany is our prin cipal enemy in Europe, we must not scorn one of our strongest potential _______ __________ weapons: the hatred ___ the Nazis have inspired among their “friend*. MR. HILLMAN OPIN8: Complete uncohditional military capitulation sh ou ld b e en foroed on the satellite nation* o f th e Axis powers! Italy. Hungary, Rumania and Bulgaria shoulfi soft be given special term* of peace in advance as a condition of their surrender. These nations sought territorial gains In the same rapa cious spirit of power politics and militarism as did Oermany or Japan. To say to these smaller nations, now that they can obtain special advan tages if they surrender, is tn ma'ce a mockery of our effort and justify their calculating nationalism wlrch sees in wars and diplomatic bargain ing a means of attaining some of their aims. They roust be taught that 'v»'* era of Balkanized war in which » ’«»• « f the smaller nations have delibyiaudy played into the hands of more pow erful and unscrupulous ns‘.inns for their own and often disguised pur poses is definitely at an end. We should strive especially to put an end to the long history of intr.«ue and provocation some Balkan na tions have been guilty of by provid ing a new basis of international co operation but no basis of cooperation can be established by compromise with the military necessity of uncon ditional surrender of their armed forces. DR. LENGTEL C H A LLEN G ES: Unconditional surrender does not mean merely “unconditional military capitulation” as Mr. Hillman «numes. It may mean anything, even the total extinction of a nation. He is wrong AIR. HILLMAN CHALLBNGBB: too in assuming that opposition to Holland, Belgium and Greece were unconditional surrender means oppo also located in the shadow of the sition to punishing the Axis satel Nazi war machine and there was fear lites. These countries should b<* p m of Germany in those countries get ished. df course. They are guUty bui they chose to fig h t Hitler. How can there are various degrees of gu.lt Anyone raise the fantastic argument They are not as guilty as the Ger that we must give special terms to mans who unleashed all the horrors s the satellites because the, didn’t fear of this war and who inaugu at**d the to fight Tell us but to fight the reigD of terror which has already Nazis’ that did to a fear mother of one cost millions of noncombatimt lives ofa* ’ r j justification It would be the height of injustice to for special consideration to Italy, mete out the same punishment to th» Hungary. Rumania or Bulgaria for mass murderer as to the sn^toh thief preferring to fight us rather than A xis satellite Bulgaria, for instance Hitler. As a matter of fact they went has defied the Nasis to the extent t to war because they hoped for loot refusing to go to war with T ussia Far from putting off the day of our MR. HILLM AN R EPLIES: If com victory by demanding unconditional plete unconditional military capitula surrender, we will hasten it for satel tion doesn’t mean unconditional sui lite nations respect force, not com render then words mean nothing promise. Factually, when opposing armies lay down theix arms we are in a positior DR. LCNGYEL REPLIES: Holland end Belglum were . . much In th . to enforce on the defeated whatevei *hadow shadow *f Gro<t Br|uin and France conditions we deem necessary foi as of Germany. But there Is no sense security both immediate and in the in arguing about abstract Justice in future. Lengyel is worried about the the. midst of a war for the life or punishment of the satellite nations death of mankind. If we have the Punishment should be based on con strength to overwhelm the satellites sideration of the future capacity of without prolonging the war.I am a the satellites for mischief. In fact that hundred per cent for it But I am is the basis on which Germany- and just as much concerned about our Japan should be punished. Punishing soldiers’ mothers as Mr. Hillman is the leaders is intended to be a deter I believe that we could shorten the rent for the future. Punishment war by organizing an underground should be preventive not retentive in revolt of the satellites against their character. Hence no special terms of Naai masters. This cannot be done peace should be given any of the by telling them they would be hanged satellite aggressor nations. Uncondi tional surrender must come first anyway. . One from Ginn« t o A l l l - Actual volume o f production will ology (tw o and TOcierp » « . . from there to Wheat . ^ nd upon o , , a .nounto of eri- 8Ocial prob|cm s. ln highschool from there to J M A x te ll,, h e.id - tica, m aterials available after fi(>ld thp foI1(>wing . „ bjecU are ? „ . e v e r a l minor m ove.. th -• war program» have received prc.flight aeronautic,, me- . th “ W’ w U“ ir ' « I “ '" ”" ' " * While * chanical drawing, and five c o o n e . ing Sunday thedr «cores were. lim it haR been get by the wpB ... , nhvj, ;„ Hickson, 4 salmon, 9 b ites, F o i- q ^ ^ « , may not be obtained Miss Hair suggest» th at throu dyce, 2 salmon-lost them both- linjeas enough materiajs are avail gh correspondence study one may Littlefield, 12 trout; E H Moore, abJe \ IF prepare for , a war-time job. In 8 trout; and MDoc” James. 2 chubs. ‘ .. . . Attorney F V Littlefi-dd has Among other items «of the new partieulr, she mentions mleteorol- Ninety-six cents oat af pointed, quadified and acting ad KISKA ’ • h>Md the A N Montgomery permit lart are blue ateel house- »KY. « y in « «he luuto eourvea ar. every dollar goes for War m inistrator of the estate of Ethel- e x p e a d lt a r e s . our aide had abandoned an houae o f W H Moore and will hold baking pana, food chopper, available for home irtudy. The yr May, deceased, at the office If The other foar have his fam ily here soon. or grinders, jar wrenches, hous» - system of going to school by ma» island and the Jap* »petit a cou cento goes for of T. Lester Johnson, attorney at hold and institutional type can offera an inducement to the atu- G o v e r n m e n t law, Moro, Oregon, within ple weeks bombing it before dar Fix From the Observer, Aug. 28, 1911 openers anfj vacuum bottles. dent, whether of college or high e z p e a s e a " a i months from the date of first pub ing to land, we would have a lot , . school rank, to cortplete work to- hr FrMta's Sake of fun talking about the MAtle Seth Hayes U S Of xeeption af interest to home wan) graduation he has to lication of this notice, to wit: Portland home last Friday. Seth . . . . « a c a r d y-calve«—on lyx such mild August 27, 1943. . , . u . „ , n™k* rs « the provtoion allowing d schoo, foT mi| itary service or NOTICE TO CREDITORS words would not be need in had made one of the crew for pro^^tion o f pot scourers manu- war werj< College requ i remento Paul Mav A ll persons having claim« again a case. Asa EaKnger, who finished thresh- f acture<j from wire scrap, Miss for a lower division certifioae in Administrator st the estate of Ethedyn Mlay, de- As fit is the ^capture” of Ktaka inr week and housed hrs ma- Lutz out and end? corWleted in s m’ght be Despite a hail of 90d bkllets, an ceased, are hereby notified to First Publication August 27, 1941 is something of a joke although chine for the season. of needed wire left over fyom this way, Miss Hair said, and all American plane returned to its base present them, with the pr>fer Laot Publication Sept. 17, 194.1 we are very glad to have it and A baby girl w as bom, to Mi manufacture o f oil filters for colleg \ entrance requirements couM after a raid aa StoUy. 8taC vouriier» and duly verified, t o ---------------------- glad that no one was hurt in the and Mrs Roy Powell Noonday jeeps, trucks, planes and sim ilar be finished. underaipied, the > duly ap- NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING “b attle” for it. That » a nice evening at the Poley sanitarium equipment can be rolled up and I - z • Under a new plan fork ed out of the ship. Notice is hereby given that the way to recover our Joese« of the jn Moro. tied together to make a service- with t S s t a l e superintendent of rii «i e> » A A t a A e ia » a a undersigned has filed in the Coun Edw. Tomlin is gradually gain- a v,]e >. pOf scourer. No other us< ( a «- early months o f the war public instrucion, toorrespondence ty Court o f the State o f Oregon ing strength in his broken leg. ^aB been found few« Seen Through The W orld’. New . for th is scrap, have heenjap^*oved for * for Shvrman County his Final T Ï Ï E and Dr Poley expect* to allow housewives have been cia- snipe fa m tig f JN"*. however. acceptance by the • prioringl of Account as the Administrator, hhn to s it up some time th is week, nvoring for som ethinv to take the with the will annexed, of th e E s Aa International Daily Newspaper Bluest«™ wheat w as up to a of the now unobtainable Moro Lodge S i l 3. I.t). O. F tate o f Susanna W alters, deceas drafting tathers tp T n a a a w M a a n t a t m u s m t t Q soc iety dollar at the close o f th e market Rteel wool Or'ap-on O n . Nwwsy Stmt. Batton, ><■—cSsutU ed, and th a t Monday, September Mp. (-«¡ixt and 3ri There going to be a very bad in Portland last Saturday with :-------------- fa Trathfal Ctutonitrivs Unblsszd— Fras from Sensedoaal- 27, 1943, at 10:00 A. M., an Moro, Tuesdays in , • fa a «— Editorials Are T iaefy aod Iascracdva and Its Daily mesa when congress m eets next the price o f other «Mieats trailing Sherman County, Oregon, in the P za tur ta, Together with the Weakly Magasin« Sactioo, Make I.O..GJP. ha I’ t • September. They are apparently about ten cents behind, the Monitor an Idool Newspaper for the BACK U P courtroom of said Court, has be»n sient'. and visititi« goin* to be«in the winter ae.«iou obaarr„ x „ M. 1M4 Price <12.00 Yoorly, or <1.00 o Month. brother« are corrti fixed by the Court as the tim e and Y O U R BOY, A Saturday Issue, todudi Section, <2.60 a Year. x b> a debate on drafting fathers. ally Invited to ni»*‘ t place for hearing objections to w Introductory ar, 6 fwu«« 25 Cants. • That is a hot subject, very. v Miss Grace Gentry is visiting In „.rith us. * said Final Account and for the e There waa a time when it ap- the county from Turner, 'wfith ber Charles C. Wilson, NXJ. payroll to r ia ti settlem ent of said estate. peared that the best position for sister Gladys Gentry of th is city, Percy Thompson, Sec. lGading Room. Christian Science year family Emit J . E. Norton this nation to assum e in this war and her father, J L Gentry, liv- - M-*ety. Mora Oregon. Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. Administrator, c.t a. was that o f quartermaster, mean- ing east of town, Moro. Oregon T. Lester Johnson, ing that we should supply the food According to. the Graus Valley e H U R C H E 9 Meets 2d A 4th Tue« Attorney fbr Administrator the planes, the guns, -the »hip.i Journal of last week, Roy J Bak- Community day of each month. First Publication August 2 1 . 19'1 and let other nations supply the er o f that city has «old h is stock p rea>,yteriBn Church Vi±!tto.v members wel Last Publication Sept. . 17, 1943 men There seems to have been interests in the C itlsens Bank to James D. Moberg, pastor, come. Coila Belshee. N.G aoirie difficulty about getting that William Walker, form erly maau- Bible school at 10:00 A. M. NOTICE TO CREDITORS reasoning accepted, though there ger of the Hotel Moro. Th« item pastor on vacation daring Aug- Florence Johnston,_________ All persons having claims ag are some excellent reasons why M id th at Mr Baker would con tin - t i Eureka Lodge No 121 A»F«& A.M. ainst th e estate of W. A. Raymond it m ight have worked very web. ue with the bank for the present. Meets on the 1st and 3rd Thurs deceased, are hereby notified to Other nations may not b e an- deal was about ceneluAed this Christian SdfR ce Soci ty* day evenings o f eacn present them, with the proper services n t xious to risk their men in lieu week whereby Fred Downing, em- . SuRtfR» morniag month. V isiting mem vouchers and duly verified to th ; 11:00 A.M. Subject “Chri»t Jeoiif” o f available supplies; we were ployed the lart seven years on bers are cordially in Undersigned, the duly appointed, Wednesday night service at 8 not really able to make the sup- the Roy ’Powell farm, has taken vited to meet with us. qualified and acting administrator includes testim onials of healing. pises; our place a t the peace table over the lease and bought the The reading room in the rea” , of the estate o f W. A. Raymond, Quick - E««y - Safu eould not be assured if w e we*»-« outfit and «ommerfallow from of the building is open. All an W. F. McLeod, W M. ; deceased, at the office o f T. L es C V. Belknap, Secretory *' m erely a supplier of lethal wen- Frank Roberts, who ha« oeen tx orized Christian Science litem ter John«on, attorney at law, at Writ« or Coll for i ■—— pona. Whoever boa a seat i t the farm ing the O L Bel«he place in tura can be bought or borrowed ------------------ ------------------- K. Mopo, Oregon, within r’x months ' Complot« Information Bethlehem Chapter No. 78, O.E.S. peace table this tim e ia going to .he Boardman district. . from 'the date of first publication have blood on his hands, not just Simon Elcook ia a visitor in WASOO METHODIST CHURCH Moro. Oregon ¿.of this notice, to-wit: August 13, money to them . * town this week from his home a t Sunday School at 10:00 A. M.' Meets Every Second and o f 1943. Fourth Thursdays i n Whether We jdnaflt fathers nr Portland. He one o f the p»o- Morning Worship a t 1L00 A. M Harry- Kunstnan, Administrator not is an academic question —It neer farmers o f this county, fort Preaching -Servo? a t th e Gra^s Each Month. V isiting P ate o f first publication, Aug. 13, H v . n t O l f i c v , P o r t l. m t f , O r e g o n are really going to keep ou*- years having charge of the Valley Methodist Church Sunday Members Invited. 194&: Date of last publication, M 1 W B I R » I r t H A | 0 i P 0 S I I I B \ l) B i N C I (O K P O R A T IU N Norma Balsiger W. M. “ atlraa in positirm to be sure qf throttle of a stationary thrertiing afternoon at 3:00 o ’clock September 3, 1943. Marie Hosklnson, See, J tw in n in g tlw srar. K fathers are engine during harvest. L Connell, Pastor. It MM^39annt>lea old C hristian S cience M onitor SCIENC m H oon . • b A Save Tima by using thia Modern Deposit Plan , T h e D a lle s B r a n c h /he U n it e d S t a t e s N a t i o n a l B a n k m F.
