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Fifty-Seventh Year
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A co/amn o f iwwa
Attest Government,
Politics and People
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Moro, Oregon,«-Friday/January 26, 1945
Club Considered Weather Nippy-
Child Health a t
But Not Bad-
F riday M eeting
The Moro Womens CWb met last
Friday at t$e dob room to hoar a
very mtereeting meeting arranged
by tht Child Welfare and Health
department.
oHth oipccial omphagU
The program eonaisted of color
films given by Mr. Proece .Two
serg* were m pg by a trio compos­
the Northwest
ed of Mrs. C. Melier, Mrs. H. B.
New that Frank»« J). Roose- Pinkerton and Mrs. J. D. Hoberg
▼«It hae been inaugurated for the Mies Lola Martin then explained
fourth tempi. he confronts the most Iter work as Public Welfare Cora,
riiamoner and also told how the
trying and desperate years of his Child Health D ^artm eot • help*
experiences in ¿he White House
crippled children end eMId f u ll-
When he was inaugurated first in enee cl (nice. -
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1933, the United Stetes w w in a
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depression and he heartened the
Miw Sybil Setohe. a
of
people by assuring them in hie m ev club, talked about her work in
rage that there w as nothing io tre WAC as instructor in Link
fear but fear.
Mr. Roosevelt did training at Msridbn. Mww Tbs
not Wup the depression and full Prosj“ cloMd w,th • * * * ,rom
rcale prosperity came only with the t’ e trio,
sipl goeagasaont «hacks which their
During the business session it
wqmea in the armed services today was decided to give >5 to |he In
were supported by the meager isfi- fantiW Paralysis Fund. Mr*. T. H-
seal gacerpment cheek» which their Fraser was elected to finish out the
fa/hsrs received for relief work «u»d year as secretary. <
Mre. H aiti Bchtht T O ho.te.1
by the food stamp s y stem of dto-
tqibming surplusaes to the distress­ for the afternoon. The «art «wet-
tnc will be FA . 2nd, et
o’cloek,
ed people.
Today. Mr. Roosevelt hae another with the Health Bt part men t in
problem to solve. He is the head of charge,
a government with the g r e a te s t ----------
military power of any nation io the
.
« r i d .» I >. »«<in« a « « r « h id . Enumerators
has already rolled up a national
debt of almost OOe third of a tril­ For F a rn Census '
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lion (not hOUon) dollars and which
Mr.
Igl,
assistant
district
super­
ernoot be liquidated for genera­
visor
from
the
IT.
8.
census
Bureau
tion* unless some form of cancel In
tion is devised in the coming years, fro«* Klamath Falls, was here
la the fourth term th e w a r must Thursday to give iast rari tons to
be won-aad wffl-but it wiU take the the variaos people to the county
are to take
of A serfca's young man
Maple w tt have
I
Trained
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Life-Saving U. S. Pilot Uniform
Baaiper Crep
Sherman county has finally set-
tied down to a quiet and peaceful
winter thi, week with Utte snow,
occasional showers and eome ice,
tr
delight of skater*,
’ > '*• -
Alth<w«h «i*n.
epru< here
’H’rn ertdaot, a late eeU w» hM
r,n»ved ell preafeUMaa <rf an
early spring. The eoid snap start-
ed in the latter part of laty ***k
bringing tem-
to
degree« Bat-
urd<Jy ni<ht
Sunday night, 28
Monday night. 2ft Tuesday* night
the 22nd district hoe been intro-
dveed in the house. It provides that
employers of less than bhree
workmen may p«y premium, lor
industrial compensation once a
year. If passed this will obviate
n>«nthly reports by farmers in the
22nd district few of whom often
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hire many men. e ^ i e l l y ,n t h .«
days when few men are obtain-
and 18 Wednesday ntybt. Hoar«
ererr
w it h e r has not y et ap.
prosched the 13 degrees shoes
« , 4 , December 23. 1944, as re-
corded at tbs station.
A bill is being written that will
give th e sta te sole ownership of
prevent U 8. fighter pilots from blacking
OPA Workers M ark
Third Anniversary
'era by applying pressure to the pilot's abdomen
g pplloot or turn, preventing the blood from pooling
lUes and aiding the heart to m aintain circulation
Is the brsla. They are Inflated by lung power or by me< hanical devices.
Many civilian accidents as Will as m ilitary resulted from blacking out.
The sew psoumatlc pants will largely do away with the condition, often
fatal Is war as well >• peace.
B ills A ■ llow
ed by County Court;
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A ppointm ents M ade for 1945
CLAIMS PRESENTED AGAINST N ational
H ospital
Association,
SHERMAN COUNTY, OREGON, w agt« >5.00. Sherm an
County
F irst National Bank w ith-holding
GENERAL
AND
ROAD
FUNDS
The third anniversary of the
FOR DECEMBER J944, AND AP­ ta s >54.1.2; O’M eara Supply &
establishment of the O. P. A. will
PROVED JANUARY 1945 TERM Imp. Co. rep airs >221.15; F o ss’ &
« n ^ a ^ by a dtomv «aoMtop M
OF THE OOUWPT COURT
Co., general supptovi >11.00; Paci­
UNiiiftin sf tbs D.
Jt'MaW
fic Pow er & L ight Co., m iscellane­
Era. Roy W right M xo. *>r 8bsw—n eounty. The meeting GENERAL FUND
ous $1.00: C. F. K uypers, repairs
tkemur Ervktoe awl Eonktoasd; Gordon wffl be held at The Dulles hotel First National Bank, General Ai- >12.85; Sun.<*et M otor Co., rep airs
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P^iAz- for Harper, Locust Grove, Klondike Friday eveing at 7 o’clock. Hus- sietanee, |ft4.90; D. V. Bolton.
>171.76; City o f Moro, m i« « 11ane­
and Wasco: M*-«— Esltoger. Grass band* and wive» will attend with County Clerk Wasco C ounty, pho-
of ike next four years.
ons >1.75; Mrs. L. L. Peetz, tele-
towtatsc copiee re; assig n m en t of
One tbmg is certain: The top Valley and Rutledge; Jake Wilson, t U staff members.
N ational -J>bone bill to Ja n u a ry 1, 1045 $9.22:
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J- R- Love >6.50. First
of - the military are becoming Michigan and Kent and Hugh
George A. Potter of Klondike^ Bank, Old Age Assistance >122.80. J. K. McKean, general supplies
Walker,
Rufus.
anxious sa to t placements Casa-
chairman of the board, hae had Aid to Dependent Children >30.40, >59.92.
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are heavy and additional —
charge e f arrangements for the >153.20; Clarence Mersringer, ja n i­
PRO CEED IN G S
O F COUNTY
men muM be fed mto the reek.: ^ e
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affair. Otkes besides lb*, and Mrs tor'« salary less tax >112.30;
Manpower — claiming ndlHoo» ef
Potter who expect to be present James W. Jones, expense of gov­ COURT JA N U A R Y 3. 1945 TERM
industries: th.»
Claims ag a in st County G eneral
workers in
are Messers and Meedame» A. B. ernment trapper >50.00;
David
available material for combat duty
Chriettoneon, T, H. Fraser, Wm. Reid. County Commissioner >28J)0. Road Fund approve ¿.
to «ot inexhaustible. There can be
N isb et Albert Kasflberg, Hal Vernon I. Miller, C ounty Com-mis- M onthly S tatem en t of Coun’y
nc let down to the ivoductoon of
ffbatom. Lee Debtor; ^atoo
|9 .o0; T. Lester Johnson, T re asu re r approved and filed.
mar naatoriala Guns and ammuni
Work on the hanger and oMce M«ddtt^E*«iyl*.*nd Gcpito Bar- District Attorney expense >8.50; Rid of LeRoy C. W right for pur
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tion hart hefca expended lavishly building at the Waseo akpust has P «-’ ®. EKrelto Hailey, Mr and P-tiAc p ^ e r a L ^ h t Co., L ig h ts chase of Tax Foreclosed Properly
ir
Moro,
received
and
accepted.
qohe mpidly Mra. 0 . W. Barnett and Glennto
City of Moro,
applied and »tu tor U s d *> • « * " “ t t ..k**
ia
AndtofiffU
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water courthouse >1.90; Pacific Bid of Kent C hristian Church for
to thia M*d Mtot toe release <rf ma
been tototoed for the eosnpftetM» of
Most of. the SOili-af the O l P. A. Telephone A Telegraph Co., tjele- purchase of Tax Foreclosed pron-
tortoto |s r ehrRtoa production has
First erty in Kent, received and ac
the hanger poem. Tbe e lto
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««u phones all offices >41.24;
ceased ,to order to save material for of tbe Torque
^ , ,1. National Bank, with-holding tax <*pted.
I m >
•n t o t e
war a n L g iv sn o enoourragenwnt to a period of rap »ration and wffi be
have >84.19; Giles L. French, premiums Following appointm ents made for
lo r tb t fine record they
ron u sisri»! «sagtoyasent-
on officer’s bonds >126.00; Sher- year 1945:
ready for
to Shemnan eounty.
A» to t war continues to Europe planning and deeoratton
man County Journal,
County
County Official paper—Sherman
and the Pacific, there is the mter-
printing
>12.90,
Election
supplies
County
Jounwl
handled by
natioasl relief program ofcfcfeg <to- Mr«, Pa«l May, Mr* Grio Martin Camp Rufus ComMer >5.00. Assessor
office supplies x H ealth Officer—Dr. E thel R euter
n-anda. Itay, Greece ond other and M r« Fbt Cody.
>14.50,
>32.40:
Mid-Columbia
Truant Officer—Sheriff C. C.
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a9k
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wrsntriee to tks path of ^vrar fin
Typewriter
Co.,
Assessor’s
office
Wilson
The first Touqua Club meeting «f W lltCl AppfCCiafaOn
ask ii< for food and matoriato for tbe new year eras lighted by tbe
DeMoe«
P a rk — A dm inistra! ive
w
y.
supplies >2.00: West Coast Print­
reconstruction »of ^bc battle-torn .Urtion of m t otteen . T h V « .
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* W military ing A Binding Co., Clerk’s office Board, County C ourt
towns spd the rehabilitation of the a. follow.: Joo m u r t n o i r »
County Road Viewers— L. L.
r t **• « * • «"«inrer >30.40, Assessor's office >33.05.
people. Anm ritoto«»t cloth as weJI Wont. Stan Swret. r te . preWdent, « “ “P i»
Peetz,
Roy Powell and H. B. P in k ­
te « letter re- Atseeesor’» office $189.40, >253.75;
these vmr victim* China,
a., feed these
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Oorfy.z eecretnry, Flore »••««« t“ » wrekhr U. OoL
/ . C. Freeman, P. M. Stamps As­ erton
teo. must be provided te atari, that ^Qmycc
County Road Forem an— L. L.
trrewrer. Ulend Bek- C „Cotta^ — » « " » » oflirer sessor’«
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>15.00;
Weigelt
Bro^.
nation on an toduririal career.
Peetz
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wendel w m appeinted dob re-
ManJ Sbennen w o n * reHdmU
Store, Clerk^s office expense
Mr. Roosevelt to also faced with perter. • ; *
County
Dog
Dam
age Indem nity
;
cooperated to helping make $1
CkrVtf Association.
Fund—
A
dm
inistrative
B oard: W.
the problem*«* pe»<» ** » member v
«tudente at the afeport are IHe more i
Association dues 1945. >5JK>:'Cali-
of the %ig three.’’ aj>d , t h u ^
Mfc|ceteotK
ghnmg
»be for U h man at Rufus and some fornU Test Burea41, Sup’t. office F. B rockert, Tom Domna and K*»n-
lem began in the riosing months oi
J<>y^ Hobetg, Char- aiganisationa, like the county Red experMie $22.48: The J K. Gill Co., ^ th Sather
fcK third term.
In «very c o u W
Gossler, all of Portland, and
chapter have made a regu-
office expenfie 57.07; W. E.
C ounty B rand I nwpector—Tom
there are .-groteto contesting te r
g Johnson of Vancouver, Mr project of it . ,
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Nichols, 1 male coyote >3.00; J>on- G a rre tt
control, and each la aeeking
Wj^
will also be paw stu- < L t Cot Carbart’s letter follows; d d Be Mow,. 1 male coyote >3.00:
County F a ir Board Member for
favor of Stalin, O prchi11 or Roos^
and Heppner. Tc the People <rf Waaeo, Sherman, Ruasei H Betohee, 1 m ale coyote term o f 3 years, term com m encing
vrit. A wtus< < *tohby^ny <me°f
T h er^ 1 ta been outy.one solo and Gilliam Counttes;
m OO; C. M. Clevenger, official car J a n u a ry
1945, ending December
¡rioUS mat
m at \
w »---- f k (of twthalf
A m m and the men
the big torse
esrteus
port- « f Ofl o behalf
oAeera and men Zipenae >34.40: Foss A Co., official 31. 1947—A. J. Bucholtz
t notw ithstanding ChurcbBl’* tond7
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" $ 5 t
thia organisation, I would like
expense >3.00: E. M. Alley, C ircuit C ourt J u ry list coneisting
the i
atetemeut to ffaritotont * that
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^ 4 been‘going arotmd that to express my appreciation for the Coroner’s expesae >10.00; J. C. of 200 names, drawn and filed
trio are worictog lOL-Ttormony and
eottple of new many kindnesses and favors you Preeman. P. M. Stamp« Clerk’s Resolution adopted and court order
that the coming conference.
ptonee at the field befora long.
bare shown during our stay a t
*6 00 St)at^ Industrial Acci- increasing monthly expense ac-
ever it is to be held, will
Pat <todyt Jot Hflderbrand. Stan Rufus.
dent Commimton, peace officer’s cow *
such mihor dlffewce* >» « a y >rro*ghreet
HUdetbrand
We came here to an undeveloped protection >4.62: J. C. Freeman, Trapper from >25.00 to >50.00
deT*lflV*<,‘
flew to Dufur Saturday.
<^«W> without any of the usual p; M t b o /r e n t due quarter end- monthly: increase effective forth-
T.
lOTC^Ue y^lUO Oí
W asco A irp o rt
Extends A ctivity
Oto
W« !**.
OtOOf
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.
Mr. Roosswmd i s not as young ba
he vras. He is a do««" yeesxw
than when he w*« inadkureted, >n
1933, and the strain he has been
is
under
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apparent to the pridic from pho-
tograpbs in tbe press and maga-
ilnre. Th,
J.« 1» *O renry 1" «>«
in^Mdiato future wiH
«jffleHnt
<o break down atoaori spy Wfi». «»d
will eventually r e « R in forrmg
him to (relinquish control over many
Idea and
and cramtoMtoff
cesao taking psreonel
policies
♦Jrtoe in
dtovriing
»11 o f the major and m ost'«* the
minor problems of gnjrttintori
The United S tate, tftday to a far
Poptlouefl on Pag« Tw®
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ba
Torque
at
CWb
basketball garrison comforts and recreational ¡njf 3 ^ 1 ^ >3.15; C. C. Wilson. wifch-
Wrh fadH tie* Y out hosptoaUty and Sheriff’s expense >10.45; Charles Semi-annual report o f County
school teem this week to gain neighborliness hdped us through j t Logan, Audit of County Books Treasurer examined, approved and
some practice.
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, ; the trying day* of organisation. >75.00; T. Lester Johnson, prem- filed.
Bonds of E. M. Alley, County Cor­
Any of the boys in the service Through gifts of furniture art^sup-
on offieer’s bonds >160.00.
oner
and W. D. Wallan, Justice of
lhrin< fr» this vicinity, plies you are making our day
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Peace,
approved and filed.
interested in flying, will looms livable, furniahng the boys GENERAL ROAD FUND
he
honorery
of th« with a tooeh
ROAD EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL- Tx>urt adopU ’ Rwolutwn that the
T<>
a * by „quert.
Mail
Your effort« «re helpln» M bn- L. L. P « U »97.60 E. McPhoreon prerent annual »alar«» of County
D Oody, Wasco, measurably and w* wish you to >89.10; C. Bargenholt >88 60; Bar officials be and remain the same as
know that they are deeply appre- R*hr W -M : Glenn McLachton at present for the ensuing two
0w€On p q
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>91.20; L. L. Peetz >83.20: C. Bar- years, or from July 1, 1945 to June
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dated.
genholt >75.20; Earl Rehr >71.60; 30, 1947 and that a recommendu-
Legton-Auxlltory to
Sincerely yours
Glenn McLachton >6.78.
tion to and request be made of the
ACCOUNT;
194^ State legislature for enact-
soring a benefit card party and pie
RUFUS C. CARHART,
Secretary of State, miscellaneous merit into law;
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81a(t u the IOOF
>6.00; Industrial Accident Com-
No further matters being at is-
Lt. Colonel, O£,
misaton.
miscellaneoua
>16.92:
sue
court adjourned.
Commanding.
ball at 8 p. m.
;
mmtm
L^.Auxfftory to opon-
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The county manager plan is be­
ing written, the proposed omend-
Education aud
ments to th« industrial accident
Taxation f s— filiti
law and the unemployment com­
pensation laws are in and it is
Study on Bills
l.kely that heavy committee work
The legistoturs that
will be going on from thia week
slowly is taking on
until the close of the session.
each day and meenbs
A bikl o i interert to firm er, of > *e l thdr
Prespects ei Aeetber
t
Legislators
Discuss Bills ~ Tax
O f Various Kinds For
Weather Makes Pasable
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Official County Paper
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Moistare tacking
Alth<m«fc trodhbd wWi fo« the
part of the winter. * a*«»«
<® hare ><*t ’» - * h orereaat day*
«««I r>«r. «>W «¡rhte The «heat
crop has been undamaged <ps yet
by cold weather. The prospects for
another bumper crop at this time
shape up weU. with little moisture
so far the big drawback.
< i wp
all slot machines, pinball machines
and other similar devices for snar-
ing the unwary nickal, dime or
dollar. The state would he empov-
cred to lease such machine» on
«-mewhat the same baris as at
present giving the owners of pool
hnlls. restaurants, taverns, etc, a
j rrcenUge comparable to the
p^esent owners of the machines.
The income so derived would go 2ft
prevent to citiec, 25 percent to
counties and 50 percent to the
state for aid to aged ettisens. It is
not expected that the present own-
e .s ’of these machines will agree
to let the m achines g et out of
their possession without a Strug-
gto *
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started
failed
Z X ’ST
they had.
Things are going to happen,
came
probably most of them
having to dd with finance of edu-
cation. The taxation and revsnoe
CPTOra*<*«
the house introduced
the first of these two bills that pro-
for
^ School
txixea within the counties. This
week the education committee to-
troduced three that were discussed
bin#
for
ar additional >5,006,030 which Ifl
divided in several way*,
taxation comnttoe bill that
b receiving the greatest attention
j8 tbe
that wiH equaJdcs taxes
for ^Hools within counttoa. There
u irtw in< «mtiment that some-
thing of this sort must bo dons
and there to a proposal to t^e ssn-
ate that all schools of the state
should he thrown into one district
aTwl
all taxes over the
^ tir e state. T%at sounds pretty
drastic, tort indicates the thinking,
It
the contention of the prin-
Bp<wlMyrg of this bill tfa t the
,r»te must arrange for some rs-
formation in the
«t
«yrttot to
order
continuing to
money for school districts. In this
regard it must be remembered that
until 1942 schools were entirely
financed
local districts. One of
the purposes of state equalisation
The Red Cross drive, which was fo to g-ive the state authority to
to l>e hold in March, has been better the schools financial set-up.
changed te February, as reported
The other taxation bUl would
by Roy PowelK chairman. The give an additional >3,000,000 to the
quota for Sherman county is schools which, with the present
>5500.
school support fund of >6,000,000
The annual meeting will be held would be distributed on s basis of
Monday, Fecruary 26th, at the 27 cents per pupil day.
Moro school house with special
The education committee’s bills
npeakers presenting »Red Cross pio<cide >5,000.000 divided on a
activities.
district basis and on pupil basis
and also provide funds for other
purposes that might lead to lack of
us< of the money. For instance
>90,000 would go te a sort of dis­
aster fund that could only be used
in case the assessed valuation of
During the past week the Moro
a district was wiped out by fire,
Huskies have played four gasnea. flood, etc. Such money might be­
ecch having been victorious for
come unusable if there was no fire
them. Friday night Moro played or flood.
two games with Wasoo. The first
It seems potable that some com­
tcum won by a margin of 36-18. bination of the bills may be made
Tl.e .w ond U«m w«> their p m c
w ith a lead of 36 to 8.
much support fof such a proced«
Tuesday night the seeonb team
£
,■ -i '?ra
challenged Rufus to a good game
with Moro coming out on top wHh
a score of 24-18. The same flight,
the first team went into action
aganst the Pappooeea and played a
game leading at the end with,*
a score of 33-18.
Next week they will play game«
with Fossil, Condon and Wasco.
Red Cross Drive
iry
Changed To Feb.
Basketball .Teams
Win 2 From Wasco
Five-Star Insignia |
fhirt
PALS MEET IN ENGLAND '
A letter received by Mr. * and
Mrs. Carroll Says tells ua that
Carl Peetz and Wyman French
got together overnight
in Eng­
land after not having seen each
other for nearly two year* Carl
said it was tbe biggest surprise he
has had yet—when Wyman looked
in his window while he was writ-
iri a letter home.
SYBIL BELSHE HOME
,
Mies Sybil Betohe has been vis­
iting with her mother tbe past
week. She i , an instructor in Link
training a t Meridian, Mia* Miss
Betohe is a WAC in the 3rd Air
Force there.
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. SOLDIERS NEED MORE
Compared to the average civil-
tor. need of 20 pounds of oriton an­
nually, the average soldier requires
250 (pounds, tbe Ninth Serivce
m nwvi Quartermarier
Cf