Sherman County journal., December 01, 1944, Image 1

Sour nal
r
M/
ftfty-Sevgnth Ÿçar
No. 4
C A A Inspector
Favors Fair
Ground Site
A c «I m » W
Politics and People
with
Moro. Oregon, Friday,
cmptuuis
on the Northwest
With
then ten million men
IP
**«■», with mars
than h sff a million casualties to
d sts gfed army disehaiges naming
at the rote o f 24,009 a month, the
lack of adequate hospital faefittiee
i* regarded wrui drop concern by
members <f sangress, who realise
53L
do“e
eboot it In the Pacific northwest
tt» W *M m luwptlal at Portland
b tfaa ooijr • » piw idm a gaw ral
T * -.
e h a q M aoldters. llo o , the ho^ntel
a« V alla V alla fa «he ooly eater-
facility forth«
of discharged men
«ufferag from tubercotasie. There
ate two hospitals for beuropsychi-
.tr ie patfamU and
a « taxed
to ths utmost. Other temporary
hospital facilities are provided for
caaualRiea previous to their dis
A a ig s from the army, but after
his release ths patient is £ oo £ his
cwn regardless of whether he has
fully rocorsred from physical or
ital injury sustained while in
ths servies. He thro becomes tibe
roeponsfbihty of the vetiaraas ad-
mbbtrorina and must wwaM his
turn for hnsyksMssHna.
In all tbs United Skates them
beds for general
4,4M
b e £ ’t a
end
4X4«
a n A m erican Legion official th a t
fcc w w fa«d by « veU rm . .¿nun-
prefasskm opposes the ewpanskm
of fs«nWro for the ctee o f veter-
that a “lobby will see
poteivUal ftrture
to It that this
tusinca» will not be taken away
froui civilian doctor».” However,
if this statement is true it
is not believed such opposition
srfll prevent the carrying out of
tho expansion program
Awarded Nobel Medicine Prizes
A B lM M S T a x
B .S . Leach, senior aeronautical
engineer o f «he Civilian Air Ad-
Turing * rots Fbd CWfcrs
ratnictratiion w as here Tuesday
■ad hook a look at prospective
F ile r fe w Tbm Ai Agy ..
•itea for an air field around Moro
ir. company with City Recorder,
Time of Year
Charles Ruggleai
The fall tax
Objection« were found to the
«Re from the cemetery So the U igcat o f the year, was
ocunty shop end to the aite cn this week by the sherW e
the Burnet property north o f the i t totaled g i a e j g g j f
court house. A w r y good field presented $180,852.21 f e ________
could be made on the Mir grounds, 4-W 9.87 in dtaeomts. This is ap-
according to Ruggles, who said proxtinately 94 percent
the
Mr. Leach found it good on pre- total rod of g iM O lt J I
lhnsnsry examination.
The treasurer w<U distribute
Proposed layout of the , field the t a d s by grvfeg $14419.01 to
would be to run it east sad west the county fund, $2,941.7* t o tbs
from **** L<m* a«** read across por capita a t a r i t a d . jtehori
the fair ground where the CCC dtoi’icta reestvtag goodly chunks
eunp was located and into ©oo- fa tbe la x ara Rofaa wflfc ftV-
ma’a ftald. A croaa atrip a k » r
Waaea with «73W M .U S „
*fa f m c could . 1 » be eoaatraeted with »11.18OT, Ho«» with » « .-
wto, UttU
j r -d ln ,
227.««. Q u a Vallay, haw *« «ban- ’
’
w
red ite edoeattenal and fu a a e u l
« ^ » b t l e n . Cfaoa
of A l P i e a
tMM.
>k t L l U [ <r g ^
tm m Beaverton where they w ent
^ v ^ , <inyn ^ t h Mm B .y ™ T u
„ daughter a ^ i f.m fly, Mr.
H<rt
Sheriff and
Official Conaty P ^ p *f~
Bond Sales Good
But Not Record
Program Offen
Making So Far
Thia haa been the final week of Varie», of T a la
Lend ante« in November, the week
th a t most of the sales o f bonds
e th e r than E, F. and G should
have been m sde. And purchaser*
of the E lx>nds could hav e made a
m onths interest by "buying in Nov-
eraber-
prise« for medicine went to the lluited States, the
has announced. Or. Joseph E rlanger, 81. Louis. Wo..
A. Ootsey. 8t. Louis. Mo., (cen ter); and Or. H erbert
kefefler Institute, New York city, were aw arded the
research work.
Sale of
A ‘
Fields to meet CAA specification tsKpoyw money. Ths
must be 200 feet wide at. sea level •cbool fund will get $8479-20.
1 percent wider for rath
The $40,000 levied for post-war
100
u ,,,.
road. ‘ od will get WMAM49.
the field» at this elevation about but a i a U r f* • Om
mon’
240 feet. In addition a 100 foot ey
<fccUred «rsinet road SX-
taxi »trip en each side of the P*®4itur«
noad <*tistete wUl
ftHd should be added As to length
fchafl *1000-
fleH8 * * *
** «
Th€ a t y *
obu* ”
$3917.94, Moro $2090.84 and Gross
It is reported that Mr. Leach ' alJey >1234 AA
In ___
addition
th b eo n a a .«xwwx
t tux
* . I>ro^
- — » cU
---------------
t-
i to a _____a
T T - 1*1* . : * * - ^ j
°*>- _________
ti*integ • • field ro ftiwe from «•-
tan*e<l OTTr .*MW>-:
rod interest
PteM for S1
cumbering
wfeteh will ateo be distributed to
the taxing
terpriro
"*^t
*°
SHERIFF GOCS TO
MOa<> NBW8
PRESIDE AT CXXNVEimON
<M. , W* r hti fcV " « » « t e y tetenin,.
...
f^ * 7
4
“ r*
S*1™ " d «fewrhUr,
r i , ! » , «tete and t h ^ f o r . «^ » - Mary
rriom nl Tueaixy n < h:
led under the lnw te hoev«»Ute-
fa. faeilltlee proAied by the
v tte iw » ndminbtmtlow. ForWW-
ately for them, the vast majority
of these discharged men do not
requip> hospitalisation s t thia
jtime: many of them have com­
pletely recovered from iflnero or
wounds and other» are being
carej for in their homes.
The haper^tlv» need for addi­
tional hospital facilities is recog
nixed by eongteas as well te by
the , veterans admmistrstion and
efforts are beMtf, made te work
out a suitable program for con-
struction. One sntexing feature of
the »Rustic« reported on the floor
of the house is the statement by
Tax Turnover
December 1. 1944
uberculosis Seals Now
t Complete Eradication
ther than m ere
control Is ths
anti*
tuberculosis
financed
the
the
"
Chririmas S«al flale, and the new
slogan “Lets Wipe Out Tubercu-
ktes*’ ad d s freefct.enthusiasm , said
eed with than in oth er p a rts of
the state. Sherm an county rated
h ighest not only in the sta te but
in the nation last year with
a
p « cap ita contribution o f forty-
th ree c e n t r a per capita compuc-
e d > m oreover, on the 1940 census
f'icure of 2321 w hereas th e ro -
tion book four reg istratio n show-
the
population to be
Mrs Carroll SajCTs, local chaifman
o f the drive..
can be done. By
crreful, «yAenmtK- checking of
all people to firifi the unknown or or^y
<>x>den case b / brin g in g those
Th* envelopes contain the cus-
I*opl« who h«v» tubereulori. te tonmry
two dollars' worth of
- *1
While all sales have n o t been
reported R now appears vmhkeiy
th a t tihe county will do a» wfcll n
the drive as in fo rm e r one« unless
sales are speeded up-
So fa r the bank a t Moro has
accounted fo r $63,940 in E bomb
and $19,474 In other bonds. This
includes but $3000 of corpomtion
bonds, these having been bought
b\ S tandard Oil com pany. O ther
corporations doing business in tibia
county have not reported so far.
j
£
An w U n » on
o f th e future by Joseph I* Otr.
assistant to ths a ta fc teM fiff fit
the AAA, and aa addrosp ,ky Sea
a tar-elect Wayne 1^
high-lighta of the
,frwsro
M»« Eastern
league’s seventeenth,
Is
*t Arlington,
the program just
Charles W. Smith,
surer.
These addresses will ,hte
morning December
4ha
tha
A t Wasco sales have been
____ ntsin
i511,625, which is low for this P^i^f****^-
7.
p a rt of the drive but report« are T hursday,
th a t purchasers are ju s t s ta rtin g
Oanwansa thNgffc
tic buy there. Solicitors have been l >*c®lníd>erí,
working but a few day*. No
Governor ,K m I
sales from
G rass Valley
have
»Po*2«r
« r -« rxsay
« «_
nigsa.
been reported,
The w M y l , QUoU
$109,000 f ,om O8C afcd ths V
in E lxxnds
pno4)aWy
_____ aed
b u t trnay n6t
whh the Ubor’
BtAt*
ease exem$>lified in other ^k'^utitore, the
fed-
drjvWJ The $50,000 in o th er than ***
“ ** w
E
haa a
WRy* to eral agsneka are <m the
- which fbUowa m
go.
Seal Sale finances.
Federal Reserve
“L et’s Wipe Out T uberculosis” announced later.
tha$ 1A percent in industry and Teachers Taught
iflB d r o u n ^
MtoTtey.
slightly over 1 percent among in­
ductees of all the armed services At Conference
meet m joint .uemfaly.
j , prwndwt rf Ow
haws incipient tuberculoma hith­
E d u cators here for the work
and mill „naide nt th a 'testen erto umnapected. This discovery
X h eonnZ ^ X
book
stu d ies a t the school hav»1
of the disease when it is in the
eixid th a t th e instruction given
80 to © fernher 2 with taflM and CSrly "*d WMt ho’M,ful ” *«*
if
A
—
led to th e realraataon th a t chest
X-rays of a ll the people is tha
ideal to work tow ard and
thia
u th e goal of the O regon T uber-
culoeis Association. T o thia end
a G.M.C. 1 1-2 ton tru ck w ith
•t’m i-tr» ile r hae
has been
been purchased
purchased
and credtit
is address, Roy Forman,
“Wheat Prritems of tbs
----- - _ —
-
Joseph L. Orr, AAA:
i l B » i sliak Whqfite U
Afternoon—-1; 14 p. tiiV*
Farm Goals
tnsry reports o f
“ShaM Ws Ktep Wheat Allot­
To Be Set Soon
ments,* E. J. Bell, FCA, Spricdte.
O regon’» 1946 farm production “Industrial Uass <rf WMsati,” Elaf
goals, to be worked o u t a t a con- E Sternberg, UnWwsEy <rf Ma­
D. ©. H il,
fcrence of farm leaders and a<- ke;
— ‘’Looking
- Ahead”,
,
r jcujtu ra j officials in P ortland Dec- OSC; 6:36 p .m ..
em ber 1 and 2, are expected te Earl Snell,
____
call fo r a total planted acreag®
S atu rd ay , ttincemhsr BEMfi-
ab o u t the sam e a s this year, re- m. committe» reports; address by
p o rts R. B. T aylor, chairm an of Eugene Allen, editor df 41E wfiTO
- . .
an ai
e e em en ry o
of Iearnm *
and sPt‘ak and
w rite ’ which a re atl11
1
if the elem entary school
c^ dd is
p ro g ress fa rth e r,
D r- Ivan Millhouse of th e s te le the s ta te AAA comnpittee.
d ep artm en t a t Salem was aided
Inform ation on the estim ated
b
\ Mise Em m a Henkle of Mon-
ana
----
is
now
being
outfitted
w
ith
Coro Fletcher spent the long
1946
requirem ents for crops and
Mr and Mrs Boyce
________
_______ ____
Thanksgiving
holiday
livestock fo r all m ilitary and civ-
end _______ ______ special body and X -ray equipm ent nnouth, Mrs Elizabeth H a m s an J
fc, A rlington w ith h er p aren ts.
day Mr and
l Z o *
* expected th a t th e Oregon Miss Eva. W ear of La G rande in ilian needs will be bro u g h t to the
returned to her home m Eugene and Mr *nri l t a ' IWi- S r * a
Mobfie X-ray unit will be ready 8 ivi718 th is instruction to the tea-
conference by a delegation from
where ahe teaeh«» school.
• ™
W
, y te travel by the end of November
of th e counity Monday and
the W ar Food adm in istratio n In
p»jr8t
Kenneth Christianson
Mr knd ftte
TrilJ
p e r a t io n will
--------
Trial o operation
be ---------
made in Tuesday.
W ashington headed by G. F. Geiss-
W ¡nation D. Purvine talked or
and
mother, Mrs Carrie Chris- turned home
_ fv
p JL
J counties adjacent to Portland be
k r , director of AAA’s w estern
tianjk>n
laM
fir.
fo re C h ristin a s and by the first th e guidance program being stiart-
for r^K'on- On the basis of these re-
relatives. Lt. Christianson ifornia arid PNÉfefid .firiril-j. mi of tihe y e a r it will be on ite way e<i*in O regon schools. I t h as for quirem ents and o f the capacity
te o th e r counties w here a rra n g e - its purpose the sm oothing of the
le ft T hanksgiving evening fo r » tiro s T hey boug h t » Harm
on mentis are being m ade fo r exam - tro ubles th a t come to m any boy> of Oregon farm s and ranches to
u fc a - New Yori(
furth
y X . uZ ? ‘
produce under expected conditions,
move ¡nations of com m unity groups.
a n d g irls of high school age and
« d a ™ c b r iT O x o ,
the goals will be worked o u t by
w t ll S u ^ y w^fcen
Due to a sh o rtag e o f clerical cr.uses them te be so unhappy th ei.
jnv ,ted
by
the
«* the J. r
office th e «®Ko° 1 work ',uffcrs
te
assist
AAA com mi tee
_____ ________
s ta te
Wimer gueris a t the A A Thin Jciri» « o n , wm «wfa. dxnghter helP ta th* Port*»nd
w ith the job.
Up home H » „ k ,< iv i„ r day were «nJ « « fa fa » ,
Mr. «■“ '
""t included with
--
- - Guy
- - Haynes of - - Yam- George ®. Hood of PnM tad and t f e Christmas Seals mailed in S g T . KUNTZ H E R E
Goals suggested for Oregon
Mr and - Mrs
have
been checked by the Oregon
Mr
and
Mrs
Roy
fefason
o
f
Pas-
thi*
°°nzRy,
continued
Mrs
Sayrs.
hill, Mr an<T Mrs Vero Mobley
iher-
M arine S erg e an t R ^ h a rd D.
itie,
cm m itU e,
cc,
W
ashington.
M
r»
1
jfc
e
o
n
is
a
H
ow
ever,
it
w
as
fe
lt
t
h
a
t
in
Sher
and family o f Shaniko, Mrs Paul
„„p . K untz, aon of M r and Mr» Dave
,>ean w i|li. m A.
Mr. Jones. Sgt.
Set. Hood with ™an
man « o x « » * y wlnoh alw
ay s auP- " UT ’
alway«
"recent- a PP<>inted by
WHte«
children or of in Mono
and riero
m A
m and
a Darnett
narnetx
e uanes
— H ~ of the 41at Division h ai IKrU the an**-tuberculosis fig nt K untz of G rass all y,
Schoen fed, of which E. L. Potter,
Mrs
AnRa
o f The
DaMes. Co.
John Mroga« and dausttffn
H t e t a d ta r o »1 months in *> generously and enthusiastically ly prom oted te his p r
q{ the ag ricu ltu ral economics
ft», »2^
of
Mopped at the Sam H olm » home ttm'femrth > M » e . HU pareola a n
F r ite
The Texas company has bouffct
Thursday, P ‘IMr 1
Mt B-»-,
some Serie» C Treasury notes, of
and treatment
it is hoped th a t the peo-
which $150 has been credited to AAX Man Te
and by cutting ;down the spread T1® o f th ® county will continue Sherman county. Some corporation
of infeethm, M )» possible to rid th « r »upp<w* of th e enlightened, tr ie s are m ade d irect and in this
Friday, Deceenbsr ■ ^JE'ja rtb»
Oregon o f tba d * eaae
in th is forwiar(l looking p ro g ram th a t the county and o th ers th ro u g h the opening ceremonies.
Pegram « w
of v,w
6,000-
r—» X-gay
# nr»*«*"»
v-
000 in f o t a lr y apd 11,000,000 in
Mr» C-C. Wteon
Local Items From A ll About The
County O f Sherman Couhtians
G mvmt S m I To Spaak At
gon Labor P rroa; *
ricuR ure,” E. L.
te r of state department df
cultu re, “ Proposed tifti
ship Plan,” Roy
dent,
A fternoon— 1:15 p.m .
ricu ltu re of Argentina,1
M ultnomah county
T ak e a Look a t Dragro».
Smpson, president
of
C ham ber of Gom
m eeting.
Three
Iff(|f||lM
J q
The thr«e bay. » * • fa— «“ -»
*1
BU)len c<r
took the A
expansive ride bririro
» uM •* bi'tter d w h l l e
--------------------
-------’
k‘-----------—
— • » t o A.
division
a t OSC, is chairm
an. This
w ere returned
com m ittee will re p o rt its recom- <4»y by Deputy flus iff HticIM
m endations te the P o rtlan d con- Redding, thus ■ Jfa
fe pence.
Wileon who had batned >kktik*
The s ta te ’s production schedule hoy who gave Ma naw« »*•
fo r the coming year probably will Let W illiam s. 17, was •«
1943.
follow closely th e national pat- artist who had left without
tern s, calling fo r a leveling „off clal notice from
,1 1 «
I r*""
of o u tp u t w ithout increasing the school he had been in-.,
O M U R O M t - 53
high to tals of recent seasons.
His name wrid HfcMf
c h it r CU
WASCO METHODIST CHURCH T aylor said. He pointed out, how- Roger», according ^ti> th«^
School a t 10:00 A. M
ever, th a t the tim e h a s n o t y et nwn. The boys
Mr. Lea is
w
Todd and Mr and Mrs W F fichll kms, Mrs CHAT Fridley, M rs Sunday ----
W es M orning W orship a t Û :0 0 A. M. come when fa rm producers can C aR fornia first,
be active
______ _ ft- k»
dale Tuesday te bring bomeaomti lmg.
......
............ weaver ana Weaver
l < u iu * , and
u h s Linda,
n c s ----------------------------
--
. . qui™.
Mrs
primary and
calves for 4-H elafe boys
M randW rs'E d Alley were din- Wilde, Mrs Jennie Hearing, Mrs Subject: ‘ Other Little
P
ease up and cu t down on produc- given to the
iarioue periods rangteg in
tion. W hile some individual crop —------- --------
ner guests at the home cf Mr and Anna Lee, Mr and M rs F L Can- Epworth
^ anneii, nastr
month,, and that ‘E
pastor.
ad
ju stm en ts are needed, increases
from two te
’
gKfflty
their
ahWly ’ H iss Dorothy
Dorothy Ball cams home Mgs Fred Oole at Wasco Satur- nell, Mr and Mrs Olson and An-
this detracts
m
*
Wednesday from La Grande te day.
gene, Mr and Mrs Guy Andrews,
in some crops will he offset toy in­ Y ffe w U lk
creases in other», w ith th e to ts!
to render
liirpnoc of •Pend Thanksgiving and the week
Mr and Mrs Gene Lockett went »^d Mr-and Mrs Louis Scholl.
Moro Com m unity
country. l W
P”
parents, Mr and te Reno, Nevada to spend several
O M Fraley left Seturda/ for Presbyterian Church
ac rea g e ju s t ab out equal t e 1M4. 0 , H i^nray
fixing a two-year
rm
Mt8 Ted
. M<eek» with his parent«. • -
Maupin after spending two weeks Bible School 10 a. m.
S ta te goals alread y have been
t a r o tiro rigiro
keep t a lower
wl&i imibll«4
Robert- Ziegler came home
Donna Kay Sparling was h o stess here w ith has d a u g h te r .M rs A rt Serm on “God’s Unc ngea
..
announced for some fall-aeeded
Two
m o » d ü ~ U y fa
Uamp Robert,. C llfo r tU Wedn»<My nfabt - .t » Wrthdoy Bibby.
C. E. 7:30 p .m . P ray e r meetlm crops, including w heat. 950J)00, nmy
» n t fa - n t .«Mi f a f a « ; -
“ WednwWy to »pend hie furlough dirntr party for her 12th natal
Mr and Mrs Joe Bibby and Mrs Wednesday R p. m.
ab o u t the sam e as the 1944 aerf- o»l road
a . the Mdwfay •» tkfar way to The Dal- Mr aid M r. O. A. Hood of W h it e ------------------------------------ ------------
. Some
fa « M y ^ * » the
to v w . ..
People visiting The Dalles Fri-
p r c r t a l by tfepreger|te«rv»
A p B<1^
Mr
Mrs Harold Potter o f Eugene. d»y were: M r and M rs A rth u r
of California for a
terms a<ld Mrs R J Bruokert of Moro, Mrirttanten Strong of Moro and Sargent, Mr* Paul Alley. Miss
amendn*$R eyt<<>l” iy
-i
><mr Mr and Mrs W E Bruekent of Mrs JMtte Watkins and daughters V ivian Trounce, M r an d M rs Af-
of members
«
Klondike and
Mr ana
and *r»
Mrs • vrus
Gus o f Wksro
—r
„
jrltfi
ana wr
»»»ow spent
»gr-ix, * Friday
■ nun/ at the
u ton McIntyre and family, Mr and
H
artnw
m
of
W.WO
w
m
t
to
Tre
«K»»
of
Mr
and
M
z.
Ted
Ball.
years h^Uxd «< «»»•
M
Otrmand H
and
_ fftntí-D
vx n » o w w m i -v,» * r v --—
»»»a.
m rs VRrnwMu
u u ilderbrand
u c iu io in
. 1 . Afa«« Dadle» Thanlasgiving and had din-
DInner guests xlmnksgiv ,.,g d ay j ohn, Mrs Guace Medler, Mr» Al-
the meifabera from «ny
__ a* vne . nt -
„
__ j k __
.
. „
,
T___x
t • «
elected each two ^e*r,\ A rgraneni
. vy ner
at the home of Mr and Mrs »t th s home of Mr and Mrs Art bent Kaseberg and Janet., Lind-
SchilHn, wer« Mr ,M M r,. W> C „ y Lam, Mr and Mm Bert Wat-
in favor of the gU »
B rtekert
L. *
' -
-
an du y
pje
statio n , C herry Point, N .C .
¡3 serving as an ordnance man
w ith the ninth m arine a airc ra f
w ing, which is in. com bat train in g
S e rg e a n t K untz enlistel in July
W ’n| **
Gfat
would be acoo*W
h TT mi » for alternative terms of
four year» »WM
tee
Ike member a greater
affording
of security However, R
rx* believed
.
»ubmiroten of the proposed
fot
amendment at this tin*.
Evidence is a t hand in ths na-
Coutil»«** on
Pa<e Two
parents, Mr and Mr*
Herman Ziegler.
1 Mr and Mo* Wendal Radi and
daughter, Kathie, and Mrs W -
4am Ball all of Portland spent
Thanksgiving and the week end
visiting at the home of Mr and
Mrs Ted Ball.
Mr and Mrs A it Schilling and
son, Oarl. were business visiters
in The Dalles Monday.
t
day. GW Scouts o f her troop wer?
invited to make the evening plea-
sant for her.
Mr and Mr* George Wilcox and
Miss Margaret Koek were busk
nern visiters in The Dalles Sat-
arday.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Woods went
to Portland Bunday te be on hand
for the Monday marketing of their
wheop.
Grover Young went te Portland
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
8nd the week end.
Mr and Mrs Tom Alley left
Wednesday for Portland to spend
Thanksgiving and the week end.
WiDliam B rin k ert was a busi-
ness visitor in Portland Saturday
Mr* John Rust accompanied him
there on business in the city a
few days.
,
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James D. Moberg, pa* or.
ape; cover crop seeds including
hairy vetch, Willamette and com-
C h ristian Science Society
m on vetch, Austrian winter peaa,
Sunday m orning services
“ Cod th e Only Cause and common ry e g rass and crinwon rio-
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v ei, a to ta l o f 287,600 ac res or
C reato r
W ednesday n ig h t service a t 8 about 22,600 acres more than
includes testim onials of healing. I f 44; dry edible peas for food,
The reading room in the rea* 20,000 acres, down 40 par cent;
of the building is open. All as rye, 26,000 acres, about 8,000 less
thorized C h ristian Science lite ra than 1944, according to figure» re-
tu re can be bo u g h t or borrowed based by the state AAA office.
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