Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, January 18, 1946, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texttf-r» * I V. , I 1!, FRIDAY, JANUARY il. ill« ÍA«f Elenner. B B B M iM county JOURNAL PEOPUfe are u k e that w One Often he^r-a it said Ihnt six Pabttshed B w y Friday • l • hour^ 4 day and 30 hours ------------------------ M«r% P r o p » per wU, auffice for th„ Continued from pae e one. Washington Column B ill M a cn a b bile» L. French E d ito r p o rt o f aU <rf us in lu x u ry beyond these 'books the brass ha-ts are be- _ M aeeond class m atter at Ux Pfeatofflea at Mora. O reroa under Act o f CocxrrM of M arch >. 1 $79-_____ ’_______ _ • it P lllis tw a rti I »TU « NATIONAL €DI1 EDITORI A L _ IO 4 U S £ ¿ ASSOCIATION «C TjffliuntiA— MU OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER SUBSCRIPTION RATES Taken From the dreaims of grandpa or even dng paid fabulous prices. The Uncle — Ed who got around a lot „suedo authors are not afraid of M i g c i n f f F l l » and developed his dreams more the income tax, vthioh is the ore « U S S I U f t < ■ » « ' , Missing File than the rest of the family. thing preventing Winston Church- That sounds like an easy Lie ill from breaking .into print. Chur- to a fellow who started life af chill has been devoting his spare five o’clock everyday for the part time to writing his recollections, of his life when enjoyments are but he has no intention of selling most enjoyable. The old hard the manuscript .because of the tell school of workers can’t see how a the British govemmennt would le- man will ever get interested in »V on the revenue. Qne' mill ton his work on schedule of 30 * » « • has been offered Ghurohi.1, bours per week, but then the same “« i ««fused, for his share would guy is like Lkeas not to to conclude conciude that that 'b* - ' eomparatrvely - n P » « . t ? 1 y trifling. arming. guy is as not Anderson returned Tutsdny night. home Saturday from The Dalles hospital. Mrs J. T. Johnson has 'been cor- fined to her home with the flu. A guest at the home of Mr and ' M r. G.H. Root, ia their son. Flcyd . Root of Seattle. . Word hai hee'n revived by Mr Dinner guests at the home of Roealle Mrjj fronl the *>l»>ny and Olive Robmson Sun- < .-T» • ' ~ ,. ,war/ dep*kUnent, rpgvd®®8 . HW/ «on, .WdUmti),, ..whose plane' went down over Germany, December 3b 1944 H(p ^¿en J f * pd .that‘« t o The let- £ “ y8 ‘the * * war w" , H c ^ e r ^ _ day were Mr and Mrs John Royte, iMr and Mr» Uoyd Royce and child- ren, Mr and Mrs (Vernon Van Gil- d eran d Anna Jean and Walt Eat- on. ' . - “nd t *>ab.y ™ t'm e irom ®,lle # h061” - _ tai. Mon- Those ¡«ifcllM Wntklns, u iw s h n li^ W I V*» GN. were: Helen Watkins, worthy ma- Iron; Fletcher Cannedl, worthy pa- iron; Inez Sargent, associate ira- iron; Ernest Shull, «associate pa- .iron; Margie Lee Kaseherg, con- ductrees; Edmond Smith, aseociate conductor; Gladys ZeU, secretary; White, treasurer; der, chaplain; LeRojr Belahee, edn- tinal; Madge Shull, Ida; Dorothy Dutton, Martha; Betty . VhdfBas, Electa; Estrelie IlaAry, organist. Degress were conferred upon the Worthy Matron. H S y Wat- kins and outgo,ng Worthy Mn- Lee tron, Ethel Van GUder. Veterans of Foreign Wars are sponsoring a Payable in Advance ONE YEAR ........................... 11.00 JANUARY 18, 1946 ------------------------------------------------ ANOTHER NAME NE6DED Some months ago this paper suggested that a name was need- ed for the playing field in the city park. No suggestions have been made and that field d» still with- oat a xx— ' Not daunted, thw /paper now auggests that the old Legion hall needs a name Since the rejuv;-’ « ta d American , Legion n. s bought another building it follows that « will soon come to be known ta the Legion hall, which it is, and it shZld property be so-csll- no one ta k « mterest in work Congreasman Sm(ieh Maine of warf,re j j g ^ n y us suen in . «Uy. anyhow. .has ¡„ tr o d u ^ a hill to require t o im lo n . The record sljaws that Mrs Gladys Betohee is home Maybe the reason moat of us a n lobbyists in Washington to be wia® a crew member q f.a B-17 from The Dadies hospital. don’t fall for sot much leisure is register. If a lobbyist is paid and aircraft which<jfcparted its base . Lloyd Gooaon, son wf Mr and that we never got used to get- attempts to influence the vote of on an operationai^idasion to ifam- Mrs Archie Goeson, broke his arm ting, interested in it. Thought, of a representative or senator he burg, Germany. *lfce plane sec- in two place» Friday, while play- the 5 hillX floor at dawn and uhat must register. This bill is as old cessfully released it» bomlxj ou the ing basketball at school, hard-handled pick made afternoon as the hills and in almost every target and started home whe.i it Members of the Eastern Su-r entertainment seem childish. The session someone ' introduces it was attacked by enemy fighter held their annual installation o ^ y thing to do on Sunday was to “as a step in the right direction,” planes.” AriPter a collision in mid If« No. n s ,’ I.O.O.F. catch up on the resting. but nothinng ever happens. Prnc- air over the North sea the planes Meets 1st and 3rd People have gotten much more tically everyone who comes to involved crashed hear Wffheims- Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. interested in recreation than in Washington to discuss legislation haven after most o f the crew had hall- Transient ‘and visit* ng brothers are work that work suffers. It gets >s on an expense account and (bailed -out. Most of this infonma- eordblly invited no attention and consequently w<™ld *>e »“•>><* to the proposed t i<m bwn previously received to meet with us. makes less advance than either “ t- This is the reason cong.ess hy Macnaba. The army w « d Ernest Houston N. G. outdoor or indoor sports; If vie has never tavorqd r e g u la tio n , was 12 „„„th s having ’ «f- A. R. Kessinger, Secretary change .eceation into an 80 hour »» *t « reap ed that arguments presumptive - data of businese aand work into ,a 30 ^ a l i v e " ^ . « . for ^ in” and ! woul<i> lurek a l S x No. 121 A.F4k A.At • l e v i s l a t i v e m a t t e r . ,n c o e d f a . H . . n a t jo n 8CTv k » c o n n e c t io n .. • v hour v business, maybe W o,v • k uill Meets on the 1st and ed woi v in legislative matters in good faith 3rd Thursday evenings v > j i .{««. Fainni. *or rthe guidance o f congress. Saturday Ernest Shull was ta The oW Legion hail is no lenge? to *>e fun and playing tenn.s ______________ of each month- Visiting ken to The Dalle» hospital for a proper appellation for the bi^ P«ker, parcheai, golf or nine pma members are cordially treatment w< bums he received invited to meet with us. building at the edge of town. It will become onerous means of LeRoy Wright, W. M. -while burning weeds near his is a city auditorium, which is a parsing the time. H. B. Pinkerton, Secretary rinorw^A* opooo cKMx »oooooooeooooooooooooooooooeo— COO home Friday evening. , He is s u ff descriptive term, and improperly *’ the » a v m a i- «r r* Strikes merely accentuate ering from a second degree bum a name. It was built by Wm. Ray- Lupine Rebekah lodge an hs nxmd, we are told, for Wm. Rudolf value livin& ,T1 the °°U” try Pvt. Jerry Wilson U.S.M.C. ar- "" ” ¡left hand, ' and . first . degiee , Meets Meets vna 2nd ano and wun 4th •bout forty yean, ago and thone » < ■ le i ,t may Saturday -to spen.i a 30-day .van! aooui io rty years ago ana m m e rivea baturuay to spend a 30-dav , o — . a .. — gentlemen did a job of which The J “* * “ furlough with his wife, son and He TCtUrnCd they and their descendants might «t*rve P60* «’ - v , parents, Mr and Mr» J. M. Wil- inr’ ' J C U nf Houston, N.G. Mr and Mrs ^ Owen Barnett gav Florence Johnston. S weil be proud. It is solid and beans an p ,pllK8^ a c<ilf „„lf son. Jerry recently returned from Mr and * ren. a™L son. Jerry recently returned from a birthday dinner for Mrs . lo is _ ati-aight ae the day Bill Raymond *8 hour8’ but a fat Plywood, my goodness what we wouldn’t nearly ‘=*oqj^ Pacific where he s^rved. Hilderbrand, SuAday. Others who Bethlehem Chapter!No. 78, O.EA gave it a parting glance with his ^ dY for °n Mr and Mrs J. C. Wilson irorn attended were Mr. Ormand Hiider. Meet» Every Second ant have done for a chunk of plywood a couple eye e -w and aim there er « P o rtlan d w ere visitin g in K ent »ta called vauipu the v.ta= job contplet0. . every - - - farm. And _ .nvi/vnoih Fourth Thursdays {n each brand and Gordon, Patricia Rese- Unless some better , h de W ednesday anil T hursday. , HOTt. b e tte r method is butcher him, Month. Visiting Members years ago or last year. There wasn't enough Invited-—Moro. Oregon started ----- may be a _____ _ Bob He,yer wpnt u Willcwdale an ____ ^^* found a contest might be starve^ Helen Ruggles, W. M. Stuart M. Macnob, boats, mate, to find a name for both of these when he’s through. to patch that hole in the window you th re w W ednesday on business. Edna Mdzer, Secretary second class, of Wa.««co, ha.s been new Civic enterprises in Moro. Leon Coffman, fo rm rely of Port- discharged _ from the navy at the cat through. The school is soon to take o^ er ♦ land is now sta y in g w ith Mr and Bremerton; He te äsen oT M r and the field through lease (if ap M rs Mike Sm ith and atten d in g Mrs Ronald Macnab. N ow w e’ve got enough to reline the kitchen proved by the voters) and a school in Moro. name .might t>e given by the school — r -------------- From the ObKrvrr, J»n. 18, l!'O7 build a garage, or fence off that fruit room in Eugene Norton, who ha» served kt wae built through efforts of a GAS AND OIL arrived in San rroup called v— ro the — - Moro ..................- ...... For the flrot time in the nis- with the army, group Recreation the basement. You don’t have to hoard it Tires--Accessories elitti whieh m itht well propone a the Columbia Southern Francisco anil m expected home nune to deairnata the result« of m away a rotary snowplow had the latter part of the week, R H. McKEAN and SON like it was butter, bacon, soap or shrimp. In su ra n ce thefa- efforts. * to be called to gel the train out of Mr and Mr, Harry Juntesen and ______ _______ a foot drift two or three miiits S1>n, Eddie, left Thursday for (¡rain. Feed, Flour, Fuel A new VA Model Case Tractor is here and TO CURTAIL STRIKES noHh of Grass VaUey. British Columbia, tx> attend the Farm Implements. Bags, Twine w e’re sure you want to see it. W e’re pretty Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia first ballot for United Stn- funerail of Mrs Justesen’s mother, parked w ir e — good po st ? haa proposed a bill that would 8enator will be held January The DaBe9 visitors were Mr proud to be selling so good a piece of equip • PHONES undoubtedly 22 anj unaouDieuiy do uu much m w .. to w clarify v—. ana Johnathan Bourne --------- w i£ - un- an<, Mrs Jo(h(71 Decker, — - Mrs Robert Residence Office the labor situation. It ia so simple ¿ouhtedly be chosen senator for Heiyer, .Mrs f l arry Justesen, Joyce Feedstor* ment and one with so reliable a name as this ’ 182 162 it probably has iittle chance for long term. Smith, Mr wnd Mrs Walt Wilson, 163 OREGON Case tractor. adopt win I t merely require« la- Mrg £ k Cochran entertained and Mrs Alfred Lyon». WASCO t ■ ra « a s bor unions to incorporate. Tnat the <M f Bethclem chapter at Thousends of men or« now onlistinf makes them financially raapoiwi- on n th . M »s Nellie ReEe in (he Rogulor Army. Join now and ble for breach of contract, and Mrg Littlefield were winners, SEE THE JOB T H R O U G H ! makes them register some infor- From the observer, Jan. 19, 1911 CMOOSK YOU« BRANCH OF S SO VIC« ANO OVKnSCAS THKATCR mation about their officers and ^ree ferry across from The Trovol • Education • Security • Coroor activities with the government. DaUeg wjH be in operation «won » •r full Information call a t It «eems a very elementary accordlng to an announcement c i «. a ARMY ntCRUITINQ OFFICS W hether it be a complete rebuild, a tire thing to do. We in America l ave . izene of that town. Phono 3926 THE DALLFS had a rather difficult time con- county court» of Gilliam recap, a radiator job or body or paint • • MIKE AND MARY. ANN MULICK POSTOFFICE BUILDING trolling our corporate entities and QUorman counties wll replace work, at SUNSET we do it all in our cwn our various groups. Early day bridge »t the foot of Cot- corporations, or tnuita as they .„d build a new steel, T’fE OLD JUDGE SAYS... establishments. Yes SUNSET service is were then called, ran things with McDonald. a pretty high hand before laws » * Axeij ha» a new Buick complete service. were written to give some control. Perry 1927 routrol which I. riot yet perfect. From the Observer I . i v J I Social at the Odd-Fellows Hall in January 25 nr Friends and Families ( Kent Marine After Pacific Service Something new Other ofMctoiy Come down and see us SUNSET Service Is Complete Service Labor has been our youngest group for twenty years or more. It has resisted efforts at control by the public with fair success, In some cases it ha« gotten into the hands o f racketeers who nat- orally go to agencies not under control of law. Such things do no good for the ordinary working man who either join« joins a labor un- ion to obtain »omy of the many . it, - or ----------- advantages ---- won a by because he ha» to to g nt a job. • Labor would be wise to get it self into poaition to meet tihe pub- lie demand« on it without queation as to ita reliability. If laborers quit when agreement has been made against «trike» it hurt» tfcc cause of all labor. The fact tnat labor ia not in ponition to be sued for breach of contract put« it in poor position to deny guHt when Congratulation» have n ^jr an(j Mrs Vernon Flatt on arrivaJ of Robert Vernon an w son. . Fred Cole had insured his -n the warehouse for te mW . e aTUj thus got the wheav - when it burned ’n ,re* panrner« have ben salvaging t e wheat partially burned m » . fzxt - fire and some have g o 1 von vaJue {or theaisel- i So many factor» are involved in mo*t «trike« that the reason« cannot b . .x p U in c to the pub- « t a « n .r o «> explained. 8 p. m. for the following object. to negotiate a lease on the r^c.ea ™ ne» ™ " . . G 7 8 Neither ride tr ie , to be very re«- sonabie about *L TKe pdblic is up- net because the supply of go^da as «topped; laboring men are an- gry lmrm»«r they are opposed Propaganda told the working men by the CIO is entirely at • variance with Information given farmers and both vary from the story the general public gets, gome steps must be taken to find the truth and tell «t to everybody « W l l be Aghing agwirmt oursel ves for a km r time. I and 7 *nd P“ rt of in Moro, Oregon. - Dated thie 11th day o ar.uary 1046. Carroll Sayre, Chairman. Board of directors, H. J. Jewel, district clerk.__________ _________ Moro Lumber & Fuel Our R eputation Is Your Protection The Dalles, Sunset Motor Co. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Oregon CADILLAC M A K E E V E R Y M IL E C O U N T vea of the inurance company. gpECJAL SCHOOL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN voters of Sohoou bis- Sherman County, stftte Oregon, that a special eohooj meeting of »aid district at schoolhouse? of s t r i c t in Moro, Oregon, on c f February U 4 6. at ®. «»<• 1« end » «Y S e S d A L IS T S N o C o r t lflc o t o in q u ir e d Latest Factory Methods Block 4. lo ta jl F o r Eligible C a r Owners U .S. ROYAL DE LUXE H i . T ir . W ith R e ta rv i Strength Built Ir T. Lester Johnson >11 lawyer WAJSOO . RECAPPING MOBO ? US TODAY » SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY ART: “ Saw you at the movies last night. Judge. That was quite a weekend that alco holic went through, wasn’t it? ” OLD JUDGE: “ Sure was, but I’m afraid moat people won’t really understand it.” ART: “ What do you mean. Judge?” OLD JUDGE: “ Simply thia. That poor chap was really a sick m an...not just a drunk. Studies by famous psychiatrists and the medical profession show that alcoholism is nol caused by a craving for alcohol. . . it is usually the result of some deep-rooted social, physical or emotional condition. If that fel low had not turned to alcohol for escape, he would have turned to something else.” ART: “ Are there many that get in that condition. Judge?” OLD JUDGE: “ Fortunately not, Art. Sci entists at a great university have stated that approximately 95% of the people who drink do so sensibly. Only 5% are immoderate at times. In that 5% is the small number known as alcoholics. And the beverage distilling in dustry which does not want a single person to use- its prqfluct immoderately, is cooper ating fully in thef solution of this problem.” TA m «WwrYisrmFM/ 1 i/ w d r iir f Sy C ^ tr n te t »f A l^hM e ttnltuM u,