Sherman County journal., July 07, 1944, Image 1

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F ifty -S ix th Y ear
Moro, O regon 'F rid a y * J u ly 7, 1944
Farm Bureau
A column o f new«
About Government,
O fficia l C ounty P ap er
amt ?
Reorganization
Crop Ma^ Be
Officers Chosen
4,000,000 bu.
Politics and People
z
with especial emphasis
Mac Hoke Tells of
Income Reaches
Aims of Bureau And
Fantastic Figures With
Of Work Being Done
Good Crops and Prices
on the Northwest
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The cool w eather of the p a st
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two weeks has made the effects of
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the m id-June ra ns" last much
longer than usual and, if cool
winds continue for an o th er week
or two, a fine crop of w heat will
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Mac Hoke, s ta te president of
th e Oregon F a rm B ureau F ed era-
In the m ilitary bill fo r th e fls- t on» spoke to the new and old
cal y e a r 1945, heg m w n g .th '» Ju ly m em bers of th a t group here F ri-
th ere is an ap p ro p riaio n of day night when new life was pour-
$562000000 to be used fo r re lie f «d
the fed eratio n by reor-
in th e te rrito rie s re cap tu red i r o n ganization
the G erm an a rm y in Europe. Thia
The F arm B ureau waa active
is in addition to th e o th er m illions in Sherm an county in th e ea rly
which have already been used 20s b u t w as allowed to lapse into
d u rin g th e fiscal y e a r 1944. The desuetude. A t the m eeting F riday
allied arm ies tak e a d istric t or aright the old officers w ere seated
co u n try and then rolls in the sup-
begin the m eeting.
plte« fo r d istribution am ong the
Sam H u n ter, as ag en t of the
populace
When th e arm y has rta te o rg an izatio n , stated th e pur
mopped th a te rrito ry and moved 1>ose of th e g a th e rin g and pro-
r ..
cn to a new th e a te r of operations reeded fo rth w ith to call fo r nom-
it invites th e U nited N ations Re- m at.ona fo r office. J . M W ilson
lief and R ehabilitation adm snw tra- * * * elected president, W C. Schil
tion to take o v er the handling of ling, vice-president, T. M. Rolfe
relief
second vice-p-esident and H a rry B
*•*’ • Tit .m an, wife of the A m erican charge d’affahs, was among
T h . i n n u b - . „kA d fo r . P inkerton. u t r e U r y ^ r e u u i w
J ? i “* ’ 7.
" h o were given protection W the V atic.» w hc.
The UNRKA n aa asked fo r a
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Iuc I niUd Stales entered the w ar. She Is shown a l the antes »r v .t i ,
tiem endous <ium w ith which to
In h “ ’peel h eajpla n m g
e
“ 8 e
entering A m ericans of the victorious fifth arm y,
buy supplies fo r c a rry in g on this c,m *
the F arm B ureau, Hok< ta u c u u is now giving protection to Nasi diplom ats caaght in Some
work, and a < e d fo r m ore money
° “ t J'“ r ' » « " “ w«" clomdy
th an it can spend in a reasonable connected w ith the extension »er-
period. The request has been v‘t e * " d in ’ ome
o f th '
some v 4 ,,t reduced, fo r inverfjg*
h -* " " * * U> d°
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t u x «hows th a t th e re are already «P P °intm ent o f county a g e n t.
slo fk p ile , of m ateria l w hich a n Th' condition d o e. not prev.,1
The county co u rt held « Ion« to A rt D o nlni and Billie Blue.
be uMd w itliont th e
U N 1 B A " ow *“ “ ld
T here is g re a t need fo r a stro n g session W ednesday. In stead o f g et- All were residents of the country
ntaking tim e.
additional
p u rc ple,
h ases there
fo r farm organization, said Mr. Hoke, t ng the w ork
some
F or exam
n early done by aroun<l M issoula a t the t m e Bur-
County Court Gives O K To
AnnCXOtlOn tSy Kent DlStriCt
are $21,700,000 w orth of raw
wool and $43,200.000 of raw cotton
the U nited S tate« owned or
Hl
controlled by agencies of the
federal g o v e rn m e n t T here is a
•UekpOe e< UMJMMW warth >f hdang » organ zation.^ although
canned tneafc, and more than there are 700.000 famiKes m th e
pre- fa
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B C lO W I a f l t V
>1’*.000.000 of dried beans, peas
in d soya products: an o th er item
fa «1«.000.000 of « « m ed B A -
.
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» p p r o x n x u l y the c « t of the «1
fare ealmon pack o f the oorthw eat;
»2.500.000 of chaaac, and »¡*.000.-
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« mb
_a_
000 of canned milk. These goods
are now in stockpile, w aiting.
New supplies necessary to buy
wnll be $17000.000 w orth of farm
m achinery, $88,870,000 of woolen
ien
ion
g arm en ts, $22000,000 of cotton
of
g arm ents, a n d $38.250,000
rhoes. The arm y h a s its relief ap -
ipropriation,
has
... cm Lnow U NRRA
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its money , and the tw o com bined
rm o u n t to $1.012,000000 fo r fo r-
e.gn reliei.
rm giano has
nas c<mir*>u-
relief. England
contribu-
ted iU JP m P '* * *
a " otm e" t ’ “
m a tte r of $.320000000.
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Domestic grain m arkets were
CeneraUy firm during the WCg£
* n<* ^ e r" . MobleJ' a *n" : cnaed June 10, o th er g ra in s be ng
s ittin g hs
A 9 It fcrw? court, sittiwvr
ciis-
„i_ i by w » heat, accord-
*8' influenced also
tract boundary board to agree
ing to reports to the W ar Food
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zn
uT n
r
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• *° w ° of T z' ^m inistration.
Crop conditions
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B ?A
ap p aren tly were well m aintained
2
T"
. l ° ° / ” L L j an
rn s s m
in the
n" ^ u new
w cr°P
crop o o u n ttu
iu im
the
. y
** n
V 1. S outhw est were fully m eeting ex-
* ” r” n £
K ent Z h ^ t £
" ecU tio n s- The P O - ^ H ty of Gov-
e m in e n t influence in id v an cin g
tore'.
co u rt agreed to th e annexation prices on some
g ra in s was
praiaed the 10-point ag #s o f Ju)y , , M S
, me - - -
-» » u a
„ c u ltu ra l plank in th e Republican
rpnui^ d t „
thp
" ? ‘h ", K fact° r ’ J™1 dem an 1
being required to p erm it the legal
,n M idwestern cash w heat m ark -
r ia tform . aaying th a t it was very neceaaities
It was arg u ed th a t
. DroDertv
te ts »«»Proved w ith b e tte r m ill
gijjy'iar to the program of the f,
ul
bureau. H e p ro p b fa ie d th a t the
|M and th e m a t of cduca-
'[' a '” 'ciPa t ‘«n
» red..«-
D em ocratic p a rty
would
adopt
t <m ,n t h e s u b s id y ra te fo r July.
a p ro g ram like it.
,
. w anted
; om“ ’ ia r ^ U
^ rte t
Were
fi™
Denials to the c o n tra ry , the ru-
n o r p ersists th a t a special air-
lan e e “ job”
u ik in
p p lan
joo as
as been
ow n b uuux
in Cal-
<>*»•-
if o m » fo r the use of the p resi-
<k’n t when he wiahms to m ake a
trip to London, o r C airo, o r To-
iheran, or China. T here is no good
Tiason fo r m aking a denial if the
p lan e is a fact. The p resident h as
ns m uch rig h t to have a special
p lan e as he has to use a .special
railro ad car . The plane used by
M r- Roosevelt when she flew to
Ghina and th e south Pacific had
to h av e various a lte ra tio n s
fo r
h er accom m odation, and if the
p re sid e n t is to have an a ir liner
it should be built (n o t tra n sfo rm -
The bureau does not believe in anyw ay and prevailed.
T)arity and above all does not
co unty»s $5O0 rew ard fo ,
w
an a a g g ric
cy oj
of fV
nn,n
™k™«
r k » n n M
Mnrtr«-,
w ant
ant an
ric u u ltu
ltu ra
ra l l p H vy
.» wi R
n n re
b « in s ™
on o f D
orizn i
sca rcity , as t s leaders beKev-
mur<lerer - o f Dewey
th a t when distributkm is properly R
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divkted in tc f OUr
don, th , re will be need fo r .11
™
Me
raise and a t a good price. tlR n
M »rv Jm iron and 160 each
$160
to
M
ary Ja u ro n and $50 eac
The s ta te m eet ng of the F arm
B ureau will be held N ovem ber
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i f . j g a t th e Colum bia G orge hotel
P a r a trO O t> C r R c a d v
» e a r Hood River. Dues are $5.00
J l
v
p»,. y ear and th e 50 m em bers have
paid $7^0 fo r 1944 and 1046-
o f th ia sum $4 sta y s in the local,
f2.60 goes to the s ta te and $1.00.
to th e national fo r the bureau
m agazine.
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TOm.
com-
von
pBe candidate in th e Oregon
p rim aries. May 17, receiving the
num ber o f votes in the
ata)te w<g Leslie M. S cott, republi-
* tate tre a s u re r, aeek ng re-
n/mrination fo r th a t offioe,wntb a
ffotal o f 118048 votes, according
a b s tra c t of votes issued by the
stg te o ffi^ a t Saflem-
Scott w as w ay o u t in fro n t in
received by a n y candidate
in e jyi€ r republican o r dem ocratic
p a r ty. W illiam T- L am bert, dean-
« » k in g the s ta te tre a a u r-
e r ,g B erth polled 71048.
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£ Quota Made
I ercy Inoinpson Quits
ti»at of last year as the n o rth end
Percy Thompson has resigned
of the county has b e tte r expec- from his p o stfo n as secretary of
tancy than in 1943. The rains were the count d ra ft board and will
of g re a te r benefit to the south leav^ t h a t
office Ju ly
15th.
end of the county and alth o u g h the Mrs Doris Wilson began w orking
tim e required to make the g rain in the d ra ft board office Ju ly 1
th ere safe is longer a good crop and will become the successor to
i? nearly assured.
Mn Thom pson upon bis retire-
Fields are not even and good m ent. A lthough no statem en t has
looking as they have been fo r a been made, it may be presumed
few y ears but a p a rt of th is th a t this resignation p resag es the
fem es from the add tional 26,000 acceptance of the Republican nom-
rc res th a t ar» in wheat, this y e a r./in a tio n fo r sheriff by Mr. Thomp-
These acre^ are often on so u th or son whose name was w ritten in
west slopes where dry w eather n ‘ the May pr mary.
shows up first.
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A yield of 1 ttle over 20 bu- n y
««,» .
shcls per acre will give th e county W O H IB IIS v l U D
2,500,000 bushels. F arm ers insur- _
.
ing w heat never g et so low
20 bushels, h o w e ^ r. N ot this
j e a r The average, nsurance men
educational com m ittee of
say. is ab o u t 33 bushels per acre
Moro
club is try in g
which, if realized, would give a
a r r * 'F e I° r a weekly picture
<r°P of a little over 4000,000 bu-
to be given a t the school
shels o f wheat alone.
hoU8e* 11 is planned to use the
I t 1» ent rely possible th a t the
8 machine and obta n the.
county’s w heat income . will
be
o f th e scbo<)1 houiW“ to show
$5,000,000. O ther crops and live- re ^ u lar com m ercial films. The
Mock can easily account fo r an- 0001 n n tte>e is Mrs Nina Pinkerton,
earlier. ■»>»« of
Sales of o th er bond« to mdivid
u a h to taled «12364. The quota
’8 437,000.
Sales to corporatioiM reported
was $36,000. Q uota is «31,000.
T otal sale» a re
$160,931.76.
Quota is «176.000
E bond sales mad« a t th e bank
are $66,043.75.
Wasco poetoffioe $21093 73.
G rasa Valley postoffice $25,606.25
Moro poatoffice $337.00
The la te st official re p o rt show ­
ed S herm an county m 14th place
in th e state. Sale« have been la g ­
ging i<n the s ta te an d nation ex«
te p t fo r sales to corporations
which have m ade heavy Invest­
m ents in the n atio n ’s bonefe.
Ju ly 8 is the date of the official
closing o f the 6th Wer
C rive. It is expected t h a t
.
‘oado d u rin g July
be M00^«d
although no word coofirmtog Ibis
been received 1ft county head
q u arters.
In the Ja n u a ry cam paign the
W asco postoffice sold $47,867-50 by
Mgs Mai Oveaon and M reY sim «. tfeft ajpaa - <4 tb l
M
other Bullion and salarie s,
M&er.
‘
Grass
Vsdley
$40^6176
sold.
and o th er income a re a t least
The bank accounted for $66.431 25.
a nrllion.
Solicitors who s till have te r r i­
The national income in 1943 i
tory
to cover o r possible buyers
estim ated to be $147,900,000000 or
tc
see
are urged by the county
$ P 2 0 p er capita. T h at is much
com
m
ittee
to h asten the work if
the highest it has ever been. The
Pe r c a P ta
'"com e of Sherm an
N cxt Monday the county clerks Po“ ibl<: because: fl™t, the tone
4 V\ «. m irfint*
<>■** be ^ fo z ~ w « u b . v r » 4 time?
i mxi □ of > Oregon • have x been asked to meet Ft'ifi V Klfkt. I >44
1 A.ll li
Countv t***®
year /«
can
^at
of th e average Am erican. in
w th the
of second, the closer
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Will
lA 8t aaxxx
y€ar
w*
8 naaevkxklar
Probiably flnno
th ree s t ...........................
a>u to be instructed
in the ®hof*
snors- prOache«
r ---------- th« . lUOr« difficult x# •$ kn
thn<* as much 88 . the
e s t m eans of g ettin g the ballots **
° b U ,n
atten tlan of bUy
Am erican citizen enjoyed.
printed
and
distributed
to
service
e
i*
p rinted and distributed
w 'n ^ s may lower estim ates rn€n a jj over |,Be world,
0 » ^
Oregon law »U te»
u ' a t “ n _i\ , ha7 Ld °_n, " " " ‘¿ T : ' ’.
P « ¡ d e 7 t " k k 7 d a ^ ” ’’m a t * « * mt t Sherman Stfll SeCOod
’ Soldier Voting
Being Studied
v'eath er. N orth end w heat is s l­
advanced to he
¡niu red bv h e a t al-
8fnoU8jy
inJured b\ . . h eat a l'
il
L
though the crop would be lig h te r
- -
-
if hot w nds came.
ward trend of the p a st few weeks.
M arket firmness was a ttrib u te d to
stren g th in M idwestern w heat
fu tu re s, and
m.u extrem
tA u tm e ely
iy n lig
g n h i t offer
oner
m gs from grow ers, ra th e r th an
an y m arked im prevem ent in dc-
imy tim e up to 45 d ay s before
th “ tr<n<iral election. P rin tin g of
the
ballots - m ust v w
ait u.tvu
until th
at
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rvca.v
v,«g»v
The la te st rep o rt
from the
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v,«
♦ me. I t has been estim ated th a t salvage ch airm an , Roderick fi« -
if ballots can go by a :r it will ney, is th a t the av erag e scrap
require 32 days fo r the round p a p e r collection has been 16
^ ta te
S N e a r ly
trip . T h at leaves 10 days fo r the pounds in Oregon Sherm an oouA-
scldier to g et his voting don« ty is second w ith 31.6 pounds
A /k A A A A VI
J
and a rriv al a t the county clerk’s pe? cap ita being led by benton
$5,000,000 DOilaS
office th re e days before
<<unty
49.9. W —
asco county
.
u w w c election. <<
uniy w
w ith
in xo.».
p a r fc ip a turn o f the s t a e
It ig
bje bhat a
2. Psiper is still
°f
V H
q m " e I ectk > n
wil 1 ** held
dhan*e m demand.
U
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a t ar»y tline
com m ission on recom m endation of j a teg ao as to give a longer tim e Pedestrians Lose
" ta U - TreftS
Scot^, - a ^ - was fo r ai/nviitLce
absentee voters.
can-
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vvver». n R e egular
g u ia r Qan*
r.nnounced
by
Governor
E
arl
Snell,
¿¡date«
m
u
st
make
the?r
decision
I j v e S A lO D fif
, .
t
a
u
rlnirm
T.. * O A
Arp
ns
m em
pm ber
bfr 45 ¿ ays Before
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"W
fh a ,rm A a n n * L
ren8»
m
th e - p rim
ary elec
Motor Vehicle accidents took the
rta te indu strial commission, 18 tion o r about 5 1-2 m onths soon­
lives of 21 p ed estrian s in Oregon
t l h e r commission m em ber.
er th an do the independents.
d uring the first five moaths of
The bulk of bonds purchased are
1944, according to S ecretary of
ea rly m atu rities, according to
A trav elin g exam iner ua
of oper-
„
.
»• .
deemed neces-
F srrel ]
j
/ » ato rs and chauffeurs is scheduled ‘
u i u < 13
’“7 > ™
« ' » « " aads o!
to arriv e in M ore T hnreday Ju ly
° < lh* j 1 ^ r e ^ A t o
Livestock Gets
’ ta ta ,o r ca"h to c a rr7
petivitie» »ueh a» post-w ar plans
beneficial to returned servicem
en
servicemen
and industrial w orkers no longer
engaged in w ar p lan t work.
> m gs
P » r,ty p r»ces Ju n e 15; W heat
5? '
Corn
- .« 6 ^ o, ;
Cy S1 05
22I Flax-
$2 87
busheL F arm Prices
!! "
Oata
a r l«y 11-12, Rye $1.06. and F lax-
spefj $2 86 per bushel.
Cash w h eat prices a t P ortland
developed a firm tone the p ast
week in co n trast w ith th e down-
«*»
have been made to a rra n g e the
p lane which h a s. been used on th e
t/a n s -A tla n ti? trip s as com fort-
able and convenient as possible,
h u t th ere are th in g s lacking.
The new W hite House plane is
paid fand it is all denied from
tlje W h ite H ouse) to be th e la s t
word in a ir travel. No one can
deny th a t the head of th e Am -
erican governm ent Is en titled to
the b ea t th a t science and m oney
can produce. Some fine day the
p resid en t will d isappear, and la-
te r will come an announcem ent
th a t he is a t a certain foreign
Not Yet Over Top;
ww
Wheat PllCeS Still
tiie t have been pu t o v er from
vkmg 9esfl ong
deleeatjon fro m K ent
-- delegation from Kent,
g{ Lut4ier I)ayi5
War Bond Sale
The F o u rth o f Ju ly was ju s t
an o th er d ay fo r picnics in S h er­
man county. The p ark s in the
Corporation Boy Bat
towns and a t DeMoss all had
‘everal groups of people in them
Individual Quota Not
who used the day to m eet to g eth er
fo r a d inner. There was no cele-
Made In Sherman
bration of any kind, no dance, no
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,
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.
The w ar bond situ atio n in Sher-
fire w orks, no speeches, b u t plenty
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K
man county is this.
ol food and d n n k an d com pany.
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As o f W ednesday n ig h t, wMn
q
mm
.
the exception of G rass Valley
which re p o rt ls
~
e
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i . .
$112,167.75 in E bonds bad been
D ra ft B o a rd J o b
- ,iw w o -
n3 Sponsoring Pictures
was there. Recommendation
b e e a u » so few fa rm e rs belong to rr o n for e a r iy aftern o o n ad jo u rn - Fe
¿♦av
10
paym ents w as made by
m y one of the b ig fa rm groups m ent the m em bers had
to
O regon’» 66000 fa rm e rs e re less UTltil ebout five
Before «rol ^ P t a i n Vayne Gurdane and T.
Lesrter Johnson, c o u < y attoineyL
th an 25 percent organised ; the jn g home,
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a
-
n atio n ’« 6 m illion fa rm e rs do not
Diacusgion of
B an g ’s disease
F arm
reau.
The D airy I-eague, the Coop-
e r .tr e e council »nd th e P erm Bu-
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r r . u l x . worked to r e th m m l e f -
faUt.ve m atter» and have been
w r y auceeaaful. The b u re au doer
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> _ •>« »1
not «jrpect«to com pete w ith o th er
fa rm o rg a n iz atio n s b u t does aim
to in te re st its m em bers in legis-
k tio n , tax atio n , roads, electric
service
and medicau
medical care—
care— tn
th in
in g g s s
service and
th a t m ay be obta ned through
group .c U « . and o f a public no
Fourth of July
Day o f Picnics
Over County
County Wheat
Guest of the .Vatican fr e e d
Enough Vitamins
In Paper Drive
KOBOS
18th and will
courthouM
|Q a m an(j
An Elated Trio
Grain Storage May
Liveetock producers need b e lit­
tle concerned over th e widespread
vitam in vogue now sw eeping A m ­
erica, p artly through com m ercial
Thfc will be the first year in
cates appeal . c e o r t n , to a re- fo u r tfa .t h a rv e rt wil, begin wllh
Be Problem Again
po
isau
y t e n u tritio n coni- elevators and w arehouses nearly
n iitte e of the Ann-rican V eterin ary „ „ p ty . F o r y e a r, th ere h a , been
M oaical association, and concur- , jo b
crihb.OK flat h o u se, and
i ♦ in, in the main, by Dr. J. R.
necessity o f'im p o rtu n in g Com-
aag, chem ist of the OSC exper; • .mod ity C redit to move enough
m en t statio n .
w h eat to p erm it storage. In some
Livestock obtain m ost o f the counties g ra in h /s been piled out-
TU B ES NOT R A TIO N ED
'¡ '» m in , they need through sun- ride
the fac
shine
foods, provided
This year the houses are nearly
s u p e r n e ux
p assen g er, tru ck , tra c to r
a reasonable am ount of care
em p ty and th ere are few le ft to
th e head man-
QrMj mrplement tubes will be
exercised in selecting and pro- be cribbed up The job of p u ttin g
• • •
moved fro m ratio n in g , effective
cessing the feeds used, the rep o rt te crop aw ay looked easy u n til
The taxicab d riv ers in the na- j ujy i t 1944, the OPA announced A m erican
paratro o p er
going shows. The chief exception is w ith th e middle of June when a norm al
tional ca p ita l (who a r e «upponod today.
»hoard a transport plane a t a Brit- poultry, whero ex tra vitam in D is or sm aller crop was
expected.
to know eW iy th in g ) are, a s a
This move, OPA e x p la n e d .c o m - k*
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usually su p p led , both by the use Now th e rains of Ju n e and cool
rule, convinced that tfcs ^SBT^ te es as a remilt of the fa c t t h a t in- t r *op" ™ c ”
m orV ^qulpm ^nA han 01 fish oils anf1 a lia lia le a i nieai. w eath er m ay make sto rag e a prob-
E urope will corns to an end before ven^oriss and production appear
aVerage sqaad, as It Is essential except where adequate exposure of lem ag ain for it tak es a good
C h ristm as th is year. The driv ers n<jequate a t local War P rice and
tj,ey be ready for any emer- the birds to sunshine m akes the«e deal of room to place th ree or fo u r
C ontinued on P age Two
R ationing Boards fo r tubes.
gency.
unnecessary.
m illion buahels of w heat.
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be on duty a t the " 62 perC6" j ” ”
hau„ of «■¡dents oecu” n » “
noon teven
»even were
were killed
killed in ru ra l aeci-
dents-
t-
“ These figures a re evidsnep th g t
p ed estrian safety is a ru ra l prob­
lem, as well as an urban pns,'
S& iretary F arrell said. “Tha ru ra l
p edestrian accidents a re th e resu lt,
in m ost cases, of fa ilu re <m the
p a r t of th e person on fo o t |p |$ -
crcise proper care when crosi^ g
highw ays. S ixty percen t of tha
ped estrian fa ta litie s so f» r invol­
ved unsafe actions on th e p a r t of
the pedestrian.
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“During the summer months,
there will be many persons walk­
ing along rural highw ays. 1M
roads, going to or from fa u n a fo r
the harvest work. In m any cases,
pedes t r a n s will be walking short
distances along country roads.
Drivers should he on the alert
when driving in these area% and
tlse pedestrian should accept his
g
Ryrd
bv Rrt.
1 share of the responsftiBty ter his
Harrison, left, and Craig Wood* c v n safsty - He CSM do thin by
right, all appearing happy ts have walking only on the left
finished In the money a t $17,SM w ar traffic, and crossing highw ays only
bond Invitation golf toarnam eat at w hen no cars are near enough to
Philadelphia^
1 co n stitu te a hazard.”
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