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collapse. The military ruje
E x p a n d in g new crop movement
o f th at country is too strong.
Can the Undarground Ba of
„ . kept domestic wheat prices on the
T h a o i» edil little indication that know « much about this “ Uk!
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ea sy side during m ost o f the week
Germany will fold up easily, « t b -
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M ilitary Assistance? ¿
ended June 23, but declines were
p|
or. A lthourh battered on three 'w r e c t, but it is «till a r u e » . A ;AHK d I
_
C H U R C H E l A )
held to narrow limits. A good buy­
main fronte, harraaaed in
the ^cw months a g o th* feftM h a lt Chairman, Aamrican
N A T IO N A L É D IT O R IA L -
ing interest was in evidence at Christian Science Society
Balkans, cut off from supplies and were Predicting th at the
war
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B Ko xí s B
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‘ iS S O C IÂ T iO N facing an uprising on th e part of «»»W end >» liH< blrt t*1“ w as
times
in Midwestern markets, but
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Sunday morning services a t
J. Alvares del Vkyo
Harry
(Vmand
remained
very
slow
at
captured
peoles
their
armies
still
K’ven_
such
wide
cir c u la tio n th at ^ tor oy PolUicsi W .r Sta b * «/
11
a. m Subject “Sacrament”
:r\
A a h er • / AHOT ACE—H ~ Ta
Fac’fic Northwest terminals, with
Wednesday night service al 8
, fight. The German luftw affe
has il alawed down production, made
T g g MATIOH
ft
been ineffective and they are short war bond sales harder ami cause,l
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the trade generally awaiting the tnj udes testimonials of healing.
PER
O re
f heavy artillery and other equip ♦ > » » » n d<> *® k-'ave war Industries
mb OIL VATO OPENS: The to- MB. BARREN OPEN!: These salient Ju ly subsidy announcement with The reading room in Tl» - tea’
I ATI 0 H »nt but the infantry J ,,., its to return home. Because of th u vasion has proved the French under* facts must ba considered in relation more than usual interest. Demand of the building is open. All au
the administration decided to je -
i \ far 7i°re si^niflcant and to affective underground military as­
for feed grains in m»»t market» thorized Christian Science .itéra
sn ping tactics and
/
powerful force than some adventure sistance to the Allies: (1) what kind
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER (best with
ture can be bought or borrower
Ger-
that
whatevjfr
statem
ents
ar3
films
or
sensational
reporting
may
eiowed a little dur ng the, wee!: __________
house to house defenses,
I
of leadership exists?—(3) what kind
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
mans have not won a ba tile or ireued are not , so emphatic. How- have led us to believe. Politically, it of organization?—(3) what type and ; but offerings were not burdensome
WASCO
METHODIST
CHURCH
„vpn
« «tmno* »t>nd to th* ever, the taxi drivers have been ¡* the foundation for the Europe of quantity of weapons are available to . and ce ling prices were readily
Payable In Advance
even made a strong stand m the
tomorrow. Of tfiht there can be no
Sunday School at 10:00 A. M.
open
for
months.
They have only b:tten
the bug of prophecy doubt Nor can there be doubt about it? Sabotage, covering all phases of * maintained in the spot market.
ONE YEAR ....................... ..... 12
Freaching
destruction
of
transportation
and
held when m a town, aurh as and are w illinE u *°’* d«’rti* 11y
determlnaU« of the people, «f
The weather Bureau summary
_ ser v es at the Grass
communications,
demoralization
of
o
f
weather
and
crop
conditions
in
Vnlley
Methodist
church Sunday
i . . . nn rherhnnr» Uevtt^nnnl
inform any pawemger that tb“ Europe that their will .hall be bn-
JULY 7, 1944
( ass no, Chertxmrg, Sevastopol.
, .
...
plemented. If anyone had reserva- enemy troops, requires the acute or­
Oregon for the week ended June afternoon at 3 o clock.
i At the few milps a day our ar
'ur°Pean confl,ct
soon come tiona
th>t
Jet him ttlnk OT ganization of trained saboteurs. Is it
F L. Cannell. pastor.
20, indicated winter grain « ap-
,
J
.
.
' Lea- aw«.
in Nnrmonrlv rxr to
d-
the feW hours which Gen. Chert«« to be assumed the Gestapo, a most
7 hose w ho iv u u ld tt a d e m*««are making in Normandy, or
{
de GauUe Bpent on the Normandy skilled and ruthless police force, is
pioaehing maturity under condi­
the eight or ten we can progress
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x. coast and the lesson they implied. leas effective as a counter-agent than
'.foro Community
There
is
a
suspicion—
but
noth
tions
which are mostly favorable, Presbyterian Church
fre e d o m fo r se c u rity are n Italy or even the fifteen or
But in the military field as well as our own FBI? The Axis had within
ing more— that the porters m the the political, the importance of the America a vast network of spies ana * although In a few local ties it is
James D. Moberg, pastor.
twenty the Russians drive it to ii
dr servi n g o f n eith er. ‘
leading hotels in the national cap underground cannot be exaggerated. saboteurs /trumced and trained to «till suffering somewhat from Bible School 10 a. m.
long way to Berlin. Perhaips, as
The
necessary
secrecy
of
military
paralyse this nation whan the time drought. The rains have be?n par­ Morning Worship 11 a. m.
ital make reservations on w est­
operations in France has, until now,
has often been observed, Am eri­
bound trains, giving a fictitoua prevented us from forming an exact was rips. The time is now overripe ticularly helpfuS to spring gram h.4.rwxw». .‘ASaak Ye. My Face”
and anything resembling crippling
cans are m more danger from op­
M AR BONDS
name, and then if possible sell idee of what the underground hat damage to our war effort has been Com needs warmer weather and Special music
timism than from pe«s mtom- A
accomplished
since
the
unforgettable
the reservation to a patron of --------- - -------- - ---------- -------------- negligible. «.Roving guerrilla bands sunshine.
There is a -pecul ar situation few yeara ago when thing8
Nc prayer meeting, pastor will
morning of June 6th. But we know
about money. Everyone has more black we bought bonds, increased t ; 6. ?
>
WBnU to go home, one thing: the underground has acted armed with light weapons are no
be
at Synod.
match for the mechanized might of
h&nk<<
j
j a j
there are no prospective buyers with an extraordinary sense of dis- modern armies. They can only be of
A man should neve- !»e ashamed
c f it than ever before Th<*
in e Danxs war production and stayed on our
porter can telephone
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and ’ c j ..- -.¡-i;—
• iphne .On .u_*_____
that very point—dbcipline sporadic nuisance value. Underground tc own he has been in th? wrong, NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
xre overflowing. The average com-' jobe
Now whe n the outlook J»
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-some doubt may have been Justifi- armies should be In complete accord
el
e
reservation.
One
thing
u
.
gble
It
waa
Qot treason able to sup-
which is blit saying in otiiei v-ords
Notice is herby given that Mary
rvereial account in this county brighter we begin to celebrate. It
with their Allies. The de Gaulle case
certain,
porters
in
the
larger
ho-
pose
at
the
moment
of
invasion,
heroic
must be in excess o f $2000. The nvay be dangerous.
is a point: will those French under- that he is wiser today than he was Edith Sayrs, Administratrix of
tela generally know whether they «« the underground has proved itself, ground factions loyal to the head of yesterday
— Pope
tne Estate of Omer G. Sayi.»,
;»er capita bank deposits in O r e - ________________ ♦
can g et the patron a lower, a ' » ‘'««.‘aBn might have puN»d It tato the French Provisional Government
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neceased, has filed in the Count..’
gon are over $200, in Sherman
pv wind has been so constant-
V L.
Unquestionably, be Inspired to heroic risks in the face
’ . premature action. Unquestionably.
c<unty well over »800.
, »b* * »«»
" " 2 * ^ room ette or « drawing room, and 5Uch behavior would have hampered
Idea for a plank ip one or Court o f the State of Oregon for
of
Anglo-American
refusals
to
recog­
v .
. . . . .
ly Wrth ua .t h a , gotten to be
f
Gen. Eisenhower. But the underground nise de Gaulle? I doubt i t No, the
t ’other political platforms: How Sherman County, her Final Ac-
1 * 1 “7
. ^ ‘.lnr1
tbe mO,t
*p>'
*»- pr'ce. It 1. remarkable what a is led by man who know how to mas­ underground
can be of little military
to dig the country out o f the hole count and the Court has set the
ter their emotions and who have be­ assistance and history will prove this
war bond sale setu fa eto n ly . This cal c o n v e r s i on. General opinion
r
do f
$
t-
come leaders through four terrible truth.
O’s in without making the hole L6th day of July, , 1944, n the
jfc true all over the nation. There reams to be that the wind is blow- r
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years of . fighting and waiting
Office of the County Clerk in thi
may be more reason for lagg ng faig, that it has been doing it all
MR. DEL VATO CHALLENGES: I any deeper.
MB. FÀRBKN CHALLENGES: Cur­
,
H
e
r
e
C
o
m
e
s
G
r
o
o
m
Court
House at Moro, Oregon, at
Some of the difficulties hampering
bond sales here than elaewher? spring and summer, that it is a
rent events within Roma vividly
the
activity
of
the
underground
which
’
When
men
speak
ill
of
thee,
so
the
hour
of 10:00 o’clock a m.
prove: underground factions are po­
for farmers are very busy. It cold w nd, that neither one of us
Mr. Barren points out may be true, i live that nobody will believe then
litical,
not
military,
organizations.
In
as
the
time
and n lsce for the
doesn’t take long to buy a bond nk« it. There is nearly always
Rome philosophical chaos has result­ The French underground seems to •
—
Plato
settlement
of
said
Recounting and
but it does require a bit of atten- an optim ist in the crowd who ia
ed. This poses a grave problem for have overcome them. Gen. Eisenhow­
er’s
official
communique
issued
June
.
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for
hearing
objections
to ii> •
tion and attention is all being willing to have h's hair blown, his
military and AMG leaders. Add to
17th admitted the underground “had
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.& A.5L .caTn€> i f a n y >
this
the
“flexibility**
of
Anglo-Ameri­
given to the coming harvest That bay lay in the field, his very breath
*
Meets on the 1st ard
’
Z’
o
can policy—the hard-headed direction been most effective” In the destruc- '
Thursday evenings
Mary Ed,th Sayra •
n»ay be a reason for slow sale, t uhiaked away, if it will only stay
of Soviet policy—the repudiation of tion of railways and canals — that
.of each month- Vlrit ^tr
Administratrix
is not an excuse, however, for not cool (even windy) a few more
the Atlantic Charter—the warmth for “guerrilla x operations against the
enemy are In full swing and in some ;
members
are
cordially
J.
Tracy
Barton
Badoglio—the
cold
shoulder
to
de
buying bonds.
weeks.
‘ nvit-d to meet with a i
Dalles, Oregon
•
Gaulle—the “recognition” of Tito— areas the Army of French Forces of
It :» possible that publicity m a y ---------------------- „
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R. P. Brisbin« W. M.
the “dismissal" of Mikhailovitch—the the Interior is in full control.* - N o ,.
Attorney for- the' Estate
be given to bond purchases before D<?ar Lord
R. V. Lockhart, secretary
fence-walking with Franco—the mag­ I don’t think the efforts of the French
underground will be weakened as a
nificent
snarl
between
governments-
this drive ends July 31. Those Left I continue
in-exile and those on the spot, ad consequence of the Allies* mistaken' Moro Lodge No. 113, I.O.O.F
who are large bond buyers or who My complacent way;
infinitum, and you have utter con­ policy in regard to Gen. de Gaulle. ,
Meets 1st and 3rd
make sacrifices to buy bonds are Help me to remember *
fusion. How -Can the tinder-ground The underground may resent that
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
policy
but
it
will
continue
to
fight
•
operate to our advantage in this
hall- Transient and
entitled to receive credit for their Somewhere out there
the Nazis.
pm
feudal fog?
visit ng brothers are
acta, it :• argued
A man died for me today.
AIR. FARREN REPLIES: The u n -'
cord tolly invited
MR. DEL VAYO REPLIES: Under­
The county has reached its E As long as thgre must be war;
ground factions are pototieaL *lhA war derground will erupt violently as-'
to meet with us.
is a political war, more than any war each, country is liberated by advaqc-r
bond quota of $106,000. This is j then must
Ernest
Houston
N. G.
before. It is a war to destroy fascism. ing Allied armies. As a dynamic in­
162 per capita. In the two form- Aak and answer
Percy Thompson. Secretary
Until that is achieved, there can be strument for revolution — for the
er drives this county made a na- Am I worth dying for?
neither a real total victory nor total liquidation of collaborationist Quis­
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78, O E.S
peace. Just because they are political lings—its force will certainly be felt
tional record by buying over $100
—anonymous
Meets Every Second *r.«i
On
the
heels
of
liberation
the
under­
organizations,
lu
ll
of
political
fighting
per ea p ta . And during rt all our
Fourth Thursday», ia oash
spirit against fascism, the under­ ground, as it has In Italy, will disM-C
Month. V isiting Members
bank deposits have Increased. It
tegrate
into
opposing
factions,
all
ofV
ground movements constitute the best
i
In vited —Moro, Oregon
has never been possible to sell
ally the United Nations can find in them seeking immediate power. This
Alice Ornduff, W. M.
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J any country to Implement the final will breed civil war creating new
ether kind o f bonds to Sherman
attack against Nazi Germany. If, in­ bloodshed, new hatreds, new leaders ’ • Marie Hoskinson, Secretary
county investors. Therefore, in
stead of being political anti-fascist The wrath of the underground will
Lapin« Rebekah Lod^e No. «116
order to reach our overall quota.- From the Observer, July 9, 1915
organizations, they were composed of be spent not on the hated Nazis al­
Meets
2nd and 4th
we must buy an additional $37,000
, This long nnd short pair We-e people like those who brought Mu­ ready gone, but on those elements
within their native lands whose words Tuesdays of each
Ten members of the experiment
nich
and
the
policy
of
appeasement
of E bonds or a large part of it-
groom and best man at a wed­ to life, their usefulness to Gen. Eisen­ and deeds have not met with the ap­ month. V isit ng mem­
station land extension
staff >f
DON LEE-MUTUAL
The corporation quota generally
bers welcome.
ding held *.n New York recently.
proval of organized minorities
hower would be relative indeed.
experim ent sta-
ta k e, e r e of iU e lf without local
A le e McKee N.G.
o,
tion were in a w h o Wednesday and , |0 R E MORO
Standard of California
aid? It is $31,000.
used truck, to be used for har-
Jack Rucker was dowa from Florence Johnston, St'
.
..
Thursday, in sp ectin g ' the Moro
vest baul.ng.
Rent Thursday on business.
experiment farm-
M l» Maxine Henrich» 1. here
, A gal no longer marries» a man
LeRoy W right’s house is about
many Sherman county boys across
Pearlie and Frances Hennagin wlh her mother, having finished
x;:;&
for
better
or
worse.
She
m
arries
completed,
or enough so that he
the seas and in other parts of are v siting at Hood River and bei job at Camp Abbott when that
him for more or less.
and fam ily will be able to live in
th a nation, ^ome of them are ia ^ h ite Salmon where they have tam p was closed recently.
A- Qu te a bit of work on the
hospitals with tropic diseases or
Mrs Jack Huffman has gone to
four aunties to divide the mon-
outside is %till undone and will
with wounds.
Occasionally we
Heppner to be with her husband
opoly o f time.
To the People
provide employment for Roy fot;
have to announce the death of
W C Rutledge has become the who is there taking the place of
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of
*Wfl
CcTimunity
the
fall.
one o j-b«™
They are fighting
Moroite to be convicted of Ted Pierson who ia recovering
T .« n xt t:me you write to
v<P<>
OiTEWM
an" the gasoline h a b it He has purchas fiom tick /over. I t ^ i « expected
you fig ting man or f ghtin,?
woi
’n tell him or her whm
.
« “ *7
*“
any ed a fine lo o k n g 19il2 Cadillac for that the Huffman« will move to
yoi have done about the Fifth
^*re **
aa P^e* aure-
Condon before returning to Moro,
_
. .
War Loan.
_
A. Y o u c a n
iir MRM
I t 1»
7°*
Alley Bros, top of Rqttle snake
A grass fire started up the creek
W anf
Q u ic k -
Easy -
S afa
ta k e th e
an ours
at
7*
- g~ade, are threshing some of bed last Thursday afternoon and
w ord of
W
ANTED:
MEN
AND
WOMEN
.
ieT1 th<y ”* Ve
P°°r Erain- Report says 10 caused a crew o f men to assom-
G eneral
W rite or C all lor
to supply foods, vitamins and
Eisenhower
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tao|j to the acre, weighing 120 >ble and beat it out before it came
th a t y o u r
other essential products to con­
C
o
m p lete Inform ation
We hate to send them those pounds.
too close to town. No damage was
m an or
sumers.
Fu^l
or
part
time.
Writs,
w om an in
)mpers in which we have t o state
done and the fire siren g o t a lit-
uniform will
at once. Rawleigh’s, Dept. ORG-
that this county has not mat its
rom the Observer, In ly 7, 1H5
exercise.
be d e e p ly
81-183, Oakland, Calif.
3fi‘
interested.
war bond quota although there is The report o f the district school
Mrs Helen Kruger
o f Portland
Your War
plenty of money. Some
lonesome cjer|c showed receipts of $4964 w as here this week again to oon-
FOR SALE: 8-ft. International,
Bond buying is a good tin-otr
ead O f f ic e , P o r t la n d , O re g o n
to them about the state of affairs
lad in a jungle or a Normandy
disbursem ents o f $5134 of tiuue her visit with her parents
binder in excellent shape. A sk’ J * L L M B » R F t 0 1 H
RAI
di P 0 S 2 , . a s U R A R C t C O R F O R A . I I O N
in your home. The headlines in
at Jourfial office. S c
fox hole will certainly
fe d we ^jjich $2760 was paid to teachers und brother, David, on furlough
this newspaper on the progress,
of the drive, the items ab^ut nar-
»ft. Istt^ ff hkM
WU w o n t
and water "was $217, fuel f'.om the navy. •
ticipating individualf. the char­
have much of a defense to offer $241, supplies $104.
Mrs George Updegraff is in
acter of the Fifth War Loan spe­
when he comes back,—if he doe*. - The Dalles would he a much California wvth her mother, Mrs
cial events—all these thing ;, re­
flect the morale back home.
It isn’t like Sherman county to more healthful place if denuded Hazel Gridley, who has a broken
Do you like to rCad a sorry
let that happen.
headline about the invasion
o f about half the foliage Ihac arm.
fronts.
Our , fighting ‘ forces
snuts the sunlight off its lovely
Chester Smith m in western
made up of individuals with the
same reactions to good and bac
homes.
Washington this week
after a
FARLY OPTIMISM
as you, will not be heartened V*
.
Dr. Marie M Goffin and M i s s --------------------------------------------------
read: “Fifth War Loan Lags.”
th T R u w u ar’ f r Z ^ t h e Z ^ ^ r
RuWrk*
^turned from cured on the new Southern Paci-
Your silence in your letter
Russian front the entire war thelr v ilit u Klfck tat farm, Pc
between Eugene ami about your part In the Fifth War
Loan will mean non-interest
situation has changed for the bet­
perhaps non-participation to the-
wearing Raphael com p letion s to Riamath before again locating.
recipients. It’s up tayou to make
ter. The Russians know how to
be proud of. .
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Mark Henkle, bookkeeper at the your letters cheerful. Write to­
really drive against the Germans.
The Pilot Butte Mill Co fur- jrlr»t National baffk in The Dalles day. Write often. Write abou.
Reporta have » that Rasriam be- nbh#d
your war work, your war stir-
bac resigned his position and Is port- Double your best previous
licve that the Nazis were extrem e­
which to bu Id a housa hs ShanUco. , l0W v o t i n g
wi th his parents, War Bond buying record and
ly cruel when in poemmion of The m aterial w as hauled 100 miles
then shout it to the housetops—
T J Henkle and w ife, east of just to that special s e n d e e man.
parts of Russia and they fight with on
Moro.
-T H R editor .
a determination infused w'th hate.
the Observer, July 10. 192$
Our troops are doing well in
Normandy but have not yet land­
Jaa. Kenny, farm ing efiet of
T he World's News Seen Through
ed enough big gun« and other Moro, ha« purchased a Holt senior
heavy equipment to forge ahead «df-propeUad caterpillar combine
he hristian cience onitor
8s fa st aa do the Russian* B g - harvester *<or work thia t^r—
Aft Interfto/ioftol Daily N ew t pa per
ger ra n» each day, however, make te
The new m a-
*, o ï ti8 S î? Î K ii.S2 t o Î F m 2 SHIN<I SOCIETY
Jt seem likely th at at will not be a o n o to an 18-foot cut 56-horee
h
T
r
lh
fe
l
Cn—trunks Uwhisaad— Free from
long before the enemy to either power o u tfit
fam
•—
Bdkorlab
Are Timely end Iawnactire sad Its M i r
fleeing from all Normandy and
F ite at the Andy May farm.
F e a m a , Tegstfaer with the Weakly Megsdna Sactkm, M s S
Brttteny or being surrounded aa „ .g t of Moro, last Friday des-
the Monitor nn Meni Nmnpoper for tha H e m e / ^ ^ "
nt Chertourg.
troyed hi« machine and black
Price $12.00 Yearly, or $1.00 s Month. '
Saturday lama, indodine Magaaina Sacdon. $2.00 a Year.
On Sa pan we are mopping up sm ith and wood working tool»,
dnctocy Offer, 6 Iuue* 25 Conta.
•
the Japs and it to a alow job, so
Ray xBeeslsy has «old his Grass
well entrenched are they on thia Valley barber rixop . to Florin
island fortress N e x t It will prob- Coon, the deal being completed
Reading Room. Christian Science
ably be the
Bonin laands from last week.
W e understand
Mr
Society, Moro Oregon.
which we can reach the Japanese Beezley will look over the buai-
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mbinland wXh planes. Crowding nese prospects possible to be ee-
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Moro, Oregon
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L. French
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Connie»» o f MkCffc 3. MW«
W ake U p . A merica !
Kelly’s Column
* Good Weather Gives
I Boost To Prospects
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