Sherman County journal., February 02, 1945, Image 2

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CXMJNVY, JOUR^Af-. MURO. O1
Coaaty Jeernal
E very Friday a t
Mere, Oregto»
r-rz —
touch '
* * 11‘ "‘ ï r :
i t * : « d
SCHOOL B IL L S
to n o w M —
/ A BELL
for A D A N O
•S':<
tjo n ’s 2S,000.000 b a o lq “ A" ration -i
holders, each reg istra n t ’Sva* lean­
The Mister M ajor, at that mo*
Jeppolo said
"The prnria-
ed o n e otf th e m ilea g e record fo n n j.
wiU be posted before 41 vs meat, was sitting In his office hav­
The tfonfc JtelAute»- 9 * A i^ tM a. rfi-
*
ing a breakfast of fruit and discuss*
this afternoon."
r tion in g record, ofc w hich w a s kept -
rio Salvatore said: “ Yea, tog with Borth and with the iMbar ~~ « j g f e le tn apply i o r A
a l i l t o f is e o a d , g a so lin e ration«. -
Situ, who never ’ went to church, -a a o lin e ration s, the
Major." and left
lacked up file drum where he toe m atter of the belt Major Jop- p
AHmlnudrwtion i jY*u* - f t vC* V
^ t . In
uffiaea a- m o to r ist ’w a s not
at« left I t o u U l d . t h i M .jo r - .o m c . polo r t . with h i. toe» « t t» «M«« ! ^ 7 ? " ~ 2 v 7 7 t
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_ ____ t record no issu ed a m jle a g e rationing record
Ordinarily he had made his first desk eating fruit. Borth sat on the W ith o u t thi imp©
m o to rist m a y ibe issued a “ B" or or had h is loot or de»to o y e d .. bs
i cry in the Piazza' Progress©, right end of the desk also eating, and
Tn tt»« should im m ediately apply to hte
/ io front of the Palazzo, but this time the little Zito ytood at attention In **C” supplemental ratioi
local board for a duplicate.
~ Y Wtfa self-conscious, and wanted. front of tt. not eating but wishing recent re-registration oi
. o r'h ad not coma.
«*
There «re s e v e ra l, school bills
in the legislature and o f these the
ones having to do w ith taxatio n fo r
school purposes a re moat im por-
tantand approxim ately áre reeeiv-
“ •* ing the greatest amount o f a tten -
J
Mon. ■' >
r
,
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• .
The purpose o f m oat o f those
bills is to -raise more money fo r
schools o f the state o r a t least tc
! d snake more money available to
them. The teacher's bills, so sailed
because the O STA was the m o ti­
vatin g force behind them, are a ll
designed to increase school moneys
sent to the schools from the state
IT 111 treasury. They contain no element
•'u.
F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 2, 1343
“ M IL E A G E R E C O R D S ”
BfcD
AU operators o f pa-
w ith basic “ A ” rations
‘m ileage rationing recc
# ,
ha» a few tries before crying be were.
, ' .¿to aish<»t
the M ajor T h e r e " Borth said: /A s usual. M ajor,
> i —ts b - went first to the park oppo- you’re letting your heart run,,your
-
*'
- • -T
head. Forget the bell and clean up
Cathedral “
Thia is too senti­
> 'rd his drum tong and th e ' alleyway.
’ '
h
mental. thia b<H businead.’*
-
The M ajor said to » t o in Italian:
' n deep breath
Blood and
i ed into his throat, and his “ Zito, exactly when was the bell tak­
'
nr<*d
Well, you laughed, en away?” . ' • • • ’
Zito said promptly, without hav­
cad see that Mercuric Sal-
5’T w iw rirW p i f M
r®*«” » o f the outrageously in -
SYNOPS/S ’
QFFIQAL C W w I^ A
efficient school sy stem of financing. I
♦ still your crier The Amer- ing to think It over: “ June the four­
—r .
CHAPTER I: The American troops a r
?e friends of Mercurlo Sal- teenth. It was the day when Mayor
SUBSCWPTIOW RATES
do they contain any
word ’ rived
at Adano, a seaport in Italy, with
ter ¡cans wish to be , Nasta fined me three thousand lira
vsco.e. The An
Americans
M r A dvance
- \ a b ou t b etter educational opportu- M ajor Victor Joppolo, the Axngot officer
B>u ' You have been for leaving my Atlas open at the
in char<a. Sergeant Leonard Borth. an your friends too
A0 hities fo r the children, a dereliction M P , was to be in charge of security. expecting the Americana for some page of North A m erica. I used to
O N E YEAR
The M ajor sot out Immediately Id win tim e, but did you expert the changes reed m y r A tlas I d dull hours outside
t h a t teachers should not p e rm it
the friendship of the citiaena. and to Im ­
I
t
now
seems
probable
th
a
t
the
which «'ould cO’é e ***«r th e'Amari- the door there, and that day I left
prove their living conditions.
FEBRURY ¿ I t t i
../
id yon «
t they
were It open at North A m erica. Like
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ta x a tio n and revenue committee s
CH APTER u : The first duties of M t
/
'MugsRafter
everyone else. Mayor Nasta knew
-7
*>chan^
bill .to . equalise school
taxes Jor Joppolo, after posting the civil I .
-w that they the Americana, were coming here. It
lie’ Did z (
INSIDE GERMANY •
,
. t
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structions.
gras
to
find
out
what
the
eg
through each county w ill pass. The
He thought I
1 lg tw . *•
A practically made him nervous
needed the moat. He aoog deta
* crowded country jaw yers h ave been w orking on it tens
mined to replace their b e ll Which tt
i j , except jlie erteV? Well, was mocking him. He fined me six
in
stahdards
and have finally decided th at -its Germane had taken The b < l. he touts
i r iK here to tell you thia.” months* pay."
by
<rf people liv- p o ^ t u b o n ^ r t y can be defended.
sary symbol M
•eicurio Satvrtore filled his ' The M ajor said: “ June fourteenth,
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Now, a l- .. A lthough the bill ia long its pro-
i
i bellowed: “Opposite ’me almost exactly a m onth.",
en the priest had left, Giuseppi
ed is
Zito said: Vit took them two days
np.elina the wife of Fatta
t lx » « k -U tte o « <* W W • » * .•{>**» visions are simple. A ru ral jchool said in his brand of English: “Yo
t
i
.4
her
house.
I
also
see
the
to
take thé’ bell down. They used
toying G m a il boys, bays been ix>ar<j
up w ith the sole duty doing okay, a boss.. All you got l
:» leaning «gainst the wall six sets of block -pod tackle. Then
do
now
is
fix
a
food.”
kilted th ey bp j e sent back million«
levy the school tax which shall
ie s house. The crier wishes it took another day to crate It. They
. "Yea.” ?aid M ajor Joppolo,,, “fpnd.
t o - d o the
equal on aH taxable property in
: Carhnelina |nr storage of started talcing if doWn on the elev­
of
M ajor Joppoto looked down s i hi*
_ _ ^ io rm during the difficult time enth and finally carted it away on
are beck to the county.
desk and saw Crsxi's telegram. He
WfiRTlhe prisoners o f * Maps o f the school distrtota in undid the safety pin and unfolded of thè invasion. He wishes also to *the fourteenth
The'M ajor ssfid; "The fourteenth."
address a few w ord* to her lazy
gfrcVr trtm iiiteffStir". the m any o f the counties are available the paper and read:
It 1» unfortunate, lazy Fat- but he was thinking He was think­
“To Franklin D. Roosevelt, Capi­
g.__Afc a f pthfiT-tends crowd and they show a d istricting that
you never learned to read
ing so hatd that be had (orgotteo
te
the factory tgamr. I t r * h> fu rth e r eannot be defended from
any tol Building. Washington, D. C. F it
bad that you ire re too sloth- all about going to church.
’-•r
mente di gioia per la Dberta da mol
jeqsorite the letters of the
In the Church of San Angelo,
coniM aas th ia m a ss o f struggling standpoint Taxes v a ry from noAh-
to tempo attesa che I vostri valore*
~ Thia afternoon you would meanwhile. Father Pensovecchto
h*.Lbi< hum anity, the Rueatens are jng to 60 m ills w ith in some coun- soldati anno dato alla citta d’Adanc
3 * d a chance tp read of the was growing (rantie. Most of the
p eteg h * v the Gemtante - located m tsea. I t has been said th a t the only stop vi prego accettare i sentimenti
which our. friends the heads In his crowd, his lovely
.
r-3«
Poland »mce * • • • , the tee d ly- w ar- th in g th a t is standard In our school sinceri della mia gratitudine e li-
Intend to bring about crowd, kept turning toward the door
conoscenza.
Antifa
sciata
Giovanni
m aker» frsm '
Prussia, >he »yrtera is the c h ld ren . E veryth in g
Instead of faoing the silver crucifix
bare
te
Adana
..» w w a .W B iH ria aw ay from else varies w ith in the n arro w lhn- La Concetta fu C rasi.’*
which survived the fire of 1553
C H A P TER IV ~
“Giuseppe,” the M ajor said, “let’s
In his office M ajor Joppolo said:
tbeir
and acrom the Oder R . o f each sm all d istrict;
taxes, see how good you are as an Inter­
“Th ey, took the bell away on the
into Bertte. -
.
m illage, school facilities
preter. Now, this Is for President
"You could have read the procla­
—
hem «teas -and
This condition h a rd ly comports Roosevelt. You must make it as mations which our friends will poet, fourteenth of June That ia a month
less two days That is not so much
poeaeeaions. e x -*v d th the constitutional provision eloquent as you can. What does it Fatta.
You would qot have had time. Considering how things are
say?”
* —
-^ g h h l* N othing etee fo r a school system th a t w ill give
anything fo lean against while read­ done In our Army, perhaps not much
“To Franklin D. Roosevelt and a ing because the proclamations will
L u l d ' u u w p o r t e d ' They
arc equal opportunity to aH children.
has been done with the bell Where
^ . k a t h e e A ^ body and bear
In addition to this b ill it seems to forth," said Giuseppe. “Crazy be posted on the w a ll' upon which- wflg ,t gent Z1|o?
with joy because of a liberty ao long you depend. The hour of the read
Zito said:' “To the provincial gov­
« f R ussian m ^h*-
^ » l a t u r e w ill en- time awaited which your brave a
lng. that is to say about five o’clock, ernment at the town of : Vielna-
w hhh
bring ■irfliit among a r t aoroe legislation to give mom soldier have a give to a town of would have been bad for you. be­
m a re."
'
,
• •" 7 7 •*
he
etoot o f funds to the schools. T h e departure Adano. What's a stop?”
cause It is the hour when you are
M ajor Joppolo said: “ Perhape it
“That’s just the end of a sen­ overcome with energy and are able
k aw
a fte r o f teachers fo r w a r and fo r in d u j-
got no farther Perhaps the bell 1a
tence, Giuseppe.”
C loss of
conquered te rrito ry , trie s p ay in g w a r tim e wages has _ “ End a sentience. 1 beg a ybu to lift a bottle of wine to your lipa still sitting in its crate In Viclna-
“ But the others will read, Fatta
m are.”
Tfiffi- th to rwm c f «he natioh are caused the price o f teaching to go accept a sincere sentiments of my
Zito grew excited: “Do you think
the fighting fro nt, the up and teachers who once taught gratitude and a recognition. Signed They will learn that the Americans
y on
are our friends. They will learn of that ir possible?” he asked
L am A .vIrom a am g w * *
l * r ««"¿b
<et *2(K!- a this CraxL You going to deliver the changes. They will know what
The M ajor said: “ It la possible.
« u te ri h are bee« called.
(However the schools are not the It, a boas?”
to do. They will avoid the punish
We must find out "
5 m ' atteaifitb that n orm ally reaa- only employers who must increase
“ Sure,” the M ajor said, "the Pres­ menta. For them. Adano will be a
And he took a piece of foolscap
ident w ill be glad to hear."
new town, and life will be different.
aoreu the fe a rfu l o f any peoples te pay to employes, and probably
from h it brief case and began a
Mercurio Salvatore, crier of the
eond and nattght t e * the excited school costa have not rteen by a town of Adano, took a little time to For you. it will be the same. You letter:
will do wrong, and you will be pun­
"To: L t. Col. R N Sartoriua. f
Ooebete re a lm s
for greater
percentage
than
have show up, because he had to gel Into
ished Adano will still be a place of C A O.. Vicinamare. Prov. of Viclna- .
his uniform. His face was
coats in induetry and agricu ltu re.
fear.
mare.
‘ ghO R u so te im ^ ^ b e coe« o f farm labor te m uch when he did arrive, because
“Look at the tazy F a tta . people!
“ From: Major V Joppolo. C A O ., .
la the
dn every- thou<ht that hl* crying days
Do not be like him
Read the
Adano. Prov. of Vicinamare.
on,
*‘Re: Bell belonging to tow» ef
„«ton. tor .eventeen ,e a n . he « » » (t it £ |(h ,he w w Ad>ni„ , „ . v, cried?.
c f the tend
Adano.
th e ir pre- that the newcomers would not want
a i< h t*
- - r
- - * «*
And Mercurto Salvatore moved
“Undersigned would very; much
his loud shouts. He had taken his
th e fig h th w fronts teR s o f new de
the drum around behind him and
appreciate your initiating investiga­
’’ fir mtmata, the Englteh
^b® <bRy o f the leg iela tu re is to uniform off and hidden It to the marched off to the several other
tion of records of provincial gov­
bouse of Carmellna the wife of F at­
places convenient for shouting, and
ernment of Vicinamare to see if you
m te ” A>__ 1 and the A m eri- * •
* arran ges so th a t w r y
He had then awkwardly pa­
1 tefiRF^iuhporte »cbool g e ts fu ll valu e fo r its dollar. ta.
in his own way he told the people
can trace. . ;
,
raded himself in civilian clothes and
about the changes which * * e to
The service in the Church of San
the people, having seen him to uni­
. « » t a c to f t « , t b . M t o e .
Angelo was taking a most unusual
T U G erm an, I » « r w " “ « » - *km
** ’" * h>
“ h,ev'* form for seventeen years, laughed come.
Father Pensovecchio could not re­
course. Having completed the sup­
at him.
. t o o ,, ^ n > le . .M e to .to » « « " • * « < * * — 7 «» « h o o l
member when so many people had
plication.
Father
Pensovecchio
“ Where is the crier?” they asked
» n o T f i T o n . B a t th ey •« « « « 'n t. AH educator, e r e in f»-
started reciting the Litany of Saint
come to the Church of San Angelo.
each other in hit pretence.
t
Joseph. 0 was the longest litany
k M towwto n u n to thw ntoJvto w>r
t h il r ^ r r e m x e tio n . Since
It was a pleasure, certainly it was
"He has disappeared into the
he could think of offhand, and he
• a d p ro h eM r M » » * « n*tk ,n ’ < 3 w ’n ,o r » ! » • « « ’• biH»
in
a
pleasure,
to
have
so
many
come
to
clothes of Fatta which do not fit
repeated the words without any
the
Church
of
San
Angelo.
p to U ft. d eree, 1 « »
h im .” they shouted, and laughed, i
sense of their meaning.
th ey w in a m r r fp fa »»«>«« «he « o r m t o w t lo n . end actu al contoH- -x Therefore Mercurlo Salvatore was 7 But now Father Pensovecchio had
“Joseph, most valiant, Joseph,
the W d I t to th e d u ty d* Won' t t e m utter hue been before happy and grateful when He pre-a a thought which made him very un­
most obedient Joseph, most faith-
<rf heir -r tc iiti t o m ake th a t hope »be le<tol»ture. It 1. tim e som e of sen ted himself to M ajor Joppolo. " I„ e a ,Y; What if the Mister M ajor
teL m irro r ef patience, lover of pov­
‘ \
' them ■' w ere ’ passed.
E veryone am glad to be able to serve you anc should • not cmne? Think of the
erty. model of workmen, omamei«
shame.
Think
of
how
the
other
I kiss
iss your hand,” he said to his
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a g rees ex c e p t th e f e w w ho m ain
of the domestic life, guardian of
priests would In ugh. Think how this
husky
mi 1 m w L -iM
. tain the narrow v iew o f education.
virgins, safeguard of families. , . .”
«vanity,
this
large
crowd,
would
com­
C O U i m r M ^ IS W t ,
Tfc,
the « m n ye , to speak in a kind of whisper, be­
Suddenly
Father
Pensovecchio
cause he knew the strength of his plain. Think of how his own faith­
T he eosm tg -m anager plan th a t gypeyjutendente,
adndntetratons, throat
ful would flock on later Sundays to
broke off. He had had an Idea. He
beckoned again to the senior sco- ,
w as dropped Into th e house koppor
p ayin g groups all are for som e
Mercurlo Salvatore stood before [the other churches. Think of preach-
lyto and whispered In his ear:
•a rtier thte w eek te asiffte'ently c h a n g e In th e p resen t d istrict s y s ­ M ajor Joppolo in tawdry splendor. [lng to empty pews.
was
already
five
minutes
past
“Have old Guxzo ring tha hell.”
' He wore a uniform of the eighteenth
breed t e p t j n R tea adoption by tem . .- —1, ' z
ContiniH-il vm P a g e T hree \
acolvte had. ai-
century,
and
looked
as
If
he
had
any county la «ha «tato.
i ~ a ........... —
been wearing it ever since that time
It ghr^L, authortty over the ad-
M allery a 1« Newspaper Office
The tights had once been blue, but
mlntetratton o f «1 town partadwng
M r. end M rs. A . L . M a lle ry a r­ now they were a light and spotted
to counties t to
o a
« board <rf
rived laet week from Salem and gray. The turn-back coat had once
ay, axo the s
w « be a t the Sherman County been lined with red silk, but the silk
axe alerted dteeedy by Journal office fo r a few weeks had long since fallen apart, and Car-
melina the wife of Fatta had re­
« U p r o p e e iu
while M r. knd M rs Giles French
placed it with sacking from the sul­
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« re in Salem f o r the legislative phur refinery which she had dyed
eounty m anager to
M allerys e r e exper- purple with grtpe Juice, but the
m *y d r ie r * te certain
newspaper people having pqfple had washed out In the first
published p ap ers to D ou glas coun­ few rain*, so that now Mercurlo
th e ty TBamook «»d K la m ath Falls. Salvatore was a walking advertise­
’"^e eounty The board They ave liv in g a t the Moro hote: ment of Cacopardo Sulphur.
If M ajor Joppolo had been any
78,
O.R.R.
other
American officer, he would
In
^
a
c^
e
Ito
t
ì
ì
il
h
y
ìiaptor^
Na
If • • desired
Meets E v e ry Second *nd have laughed outright at Mercurlo
w eu ld b ed d ten b le.to
Fourth Thursdays ia e a rt Salvatore.
outh. V isitin g M embers
He said: “Crier, I have a Job for
» p f rittew óea got tha
irttod.— M oro. Oregon
you.* I must explain this, to you:
R ose Am idon, W . M.
people by writing
the Americans arc different from
Jtoth Sporting, Socmtory
the Fascists. They arC different to
Which moat see -
many ways
For this reason there
N
o.
t
i
t
rf
ik tH u
w
ill
be
quite
a
few changes In Ada­
tn d and 4th
no. I hope that they will be changes
o f eech
for the better."
V telh n g mem
with thTteaeda of tha
• Mercurlo Salvatore said: “ Y ea
b a n s w elcom e.
WhfiWtetoh a plea te adopted r fis C lara -Houston, N .G
M ister Major,** to - show that he
would remember every word of I t
that o 0 e r Rmettous of F lorence Johnston
The M ajor said: “In order to ex-,
wil) be given to
_
_ eounty, auek a s oou- Itoseka Lodge No. 121 A T 4 1 A . U plain some of these changes, I am
Meets on the, 1st grd going to post at various prominent
tte l ever tones lavra, oto^ which
2rd
Thursday evenings places around tha town a npmber ef
hanhet We totogatod^wnMI these is
.ef each stouth V ia itia g proclamations, which wiU make ev­
uambera are cordially erything clear. All I want you to do
5 5
J
1
‘ 1
nrited
to meet w ith u»i Is to tell thf people to read these
k « i» * '
Impress on them
C. A . Ruggles. W . M. proclamations
f t te pgaattoani oartete that the
that the penalties for not obeying
W
.
D
.
W
alton,
Secretary
us sort o f
the proclamations will he severe
No. I l l ,
L a o .F .
b e adept- ffi,
That Is a ll.”
i.llave one.
Mercurlo Salvatore looked disap
•eta 1st and 3rd
needays to I.O .O .F . pointed.
“That is not much to
g r o tty
!h«ll-
T ransien t and shout,” be said
I visit s < brothers are
M ajor Joppolo said; “Shall I name
«. cordially i«Vi«-d a new crier?’*
¿va»
to meet w ith us.
. Mercurlo Salvatore said quickly:
di-
"Oh no. M ister M ajor. I wlD make
Ernest Houston N. 0 .
gpmethtog beautiful of what you
Percy Tbom paou, Saerecary
by John Hersey
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cargo o f cou rage
and TNT—they slug ft
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